Reviews

How did you dare, Filoni, to make me cry like a 12-year-old girl with such masterpiece?

This episode is, in my opinion, even better than the previous one, full of good moments, old characters that return and small hints of small characters.

God bless you, Dave, for this everlasting gem, and now I'm looking forward that the finale is nearly as good as these last two episodes of TBOBF.

I was elated when last episode hinted the return of The Mandalorian, what indeed happened so successfully that I almost forgot I was watching The Book of Boba Fett.

It is an certainly welcomed episode, despite being, in my opinion, quite too far from the series storyline, as Boba doesn't even make an appearance in this episode. It makes us think how solid this series is when the greatest episode yet is the only one where the protagonist doesn't even feature.

Having this settled, as a Star Wars fan, I LOVED this episode, it blended nostalgia with plot development and new scenarios, bringing old characters back from The Mandalorian series, and even new information we didn't know.

It definitely settled the way for Mando Season 3, and makes it join with The Book of Boba Fett smoothly.

Disney has come back to The Way, and I celebrate it!

Well we are standing upon an AMAZING episode in an already GORGEOUS season. This episode has the splendid introduction of Ahsoka Tano, former Jedi, and the revelation of the Child's name, at last: Grogu.

Set up in a new planet, the story has its habitual structure, but I was particularly interested in the new villain that was introduced: the Magistrate. She ended being a pupil of a character that I, personally, didn't expect would be mentioned in this show and left me shocked: Grand Admiral Thrawn.

Then what makes me give this mark is not only the story, but the introduction of new characters, new worlds, new mentions, and also the amazing action shots involving Ahsoka and the Mandalorian.

I would have loved that Moff Gideon had made an appearance too, but I'm completely satisfied with what I saw.

Great job, Filoni! The Force bless you!!