Chapter 1
A Mandalorian bounty hunter tracks a target for a well-paying client.
Chapter 2
Target in-hand, The Mandalorian must now contend with scavengers
Chapter 3
The battered Mandalorian returns to his client for reward.
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Riveting stuff. I'm sure this immersion into Star Wars world is going to be amazing. But I don't know that this show will ever be able to justify its existence from a story standpoint.
shareAll you've got is three titles, a trailer, and a special look today. NO critic screenings!
shareI saw the extended scene during tonight's awesome football game. It was exactly like I expected. Really cheesy, basic stuff. Already questioning who this is made for, because that looked geared at kids. There's nothing wrong with that, but this certainly seemed like something more.
shareIt didn't seem to me to be geared towards kids at all. In fact, I'd say it is something of a throwback to the '70s in terms of mood, style, and approach. It plays out more like a '70s Eastwood Western than a Star Wars chapter, and I wonder if very many people under the age of 20 will enjoy it.
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Chapter 5
The Mandalorian gets tired. The Mandalorian needs some rest - too much bounty hunting.
Chapter 6
Then the Mandalorian decides to watch some TV. Probably a Netflix series.
Chapter 7
The Mandalorian finds himself being treated in a burnout clinic.
Chapter 8: The Mandalorian gets 95% of his paycheck taxed for his carbon footprint in the universe.
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