This episode was beautifully unique, creating a pitch perfect atmosphere for the planet Mandalore. Din and Grogu reach their destination, but the journey seems harder than they thought.
Mandalore had some truly unique creatures and was visually pleasing to look at, but it's the interactions and the dialogue that made the episode memorable. Grogu seems to be a quick learner, and the map reading payoff came early. We witness a lot of skills we didn't really see before, and Grogu is able to navigate the galaxy on his own.
Pedro Pascal is amazing as ever and Katee Sackhoff delivers such a powerhouse performance, in the subtleties she portrays. The back and forth between Din and Bo Katan is enthralling and well done. We get some of the mythology and talk about the Mythosaur and such. The living waters are there and the episode book ends stunningly.
Mandalore had some truly unique creatures and was visually pleasing to look at, but it's the interactions and the dialogue that made the episode memorable. Grogu seems to be a quick learner, and the map reading payoff came early. We witness a lot of skills we didn't really see before, and Grogu is able to navigate the galaxy on his own.
Pedro Pascal is amazing as ever and Katee Sackhoff delivers such a powerhouse performance, in the subtleties she portrays. The back and forth between Din and Bo Katan is enthralling and well done. We get some of the mythology and talk about the Mythosaur and such. The living waters are there and the episode book ends stunningly.