I was expecting complete garbage and actually can't believe I'm posting this. There were a couple episodes that I liked better than some (most?) full feature Star Wars films. Possibly because they left some things up to the imagination and I feel like they milked the cheese factor out pretty well.
I'm a massive Star Wars fan, and I thought it was a consistently good show. I wasn't expecting the episodes to have little connectivity like they did. The show wasn't really that serialized which is rare for TV now. I thought a lot of characters that were introduced in this show were great and they have potential to get even greater in season 2. _________________ Check out some of my other interest on my own review site. Scum N' Villainy
Yeah - my only concern is they turn this into a 9347539475 episode show and ruin it. I also wasn't too keen on the season finally, that felt more like TV show, but the journey along was actually pretty intriguing and I especially liked how "low key" it was. It helps when your lead character has 90% 1-3 word responses. IDK - it just didn't suffer from lame TV stuff that I usually get sick of pretty quick.
Don't get me wrong, Star Wars movies are pretty alright as well. I just have some gripes about the acting/screenplay sometimes; enough to not be as great of a Star Wars fan as I'd like to be. I didn't feel like The Mandalorian suffered from that as much. There were 2-3 episodes I thought, wow, this is a great show.
I'd imagine this show will have several seasons for sure, but considering the way non-network TV is now its very rare that a show has any more than 10-12 episodes a season. The show is in Jon Favreau's hands and he seems like a legitimate fan. Probably even more so than any of the other creative they've had involved since the Disney purchase. _________________ Check out some of my other interest on my own review site. Scum N' Villainy
I'd imagine this show will have several seasons for sure, but considering the way non-network TV is now its very rare that a show has any more than 10-12 episodes a season. The show is in Jon Favreau's hands and he seems like a legitimate fan. Probably even more so than any of the other creative they've had involved since the Disney purchase.
Good points - hope you are right/turns out that way.
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