Supposing you're not aiming to ring in the new year with thousands of mouth-breathers jam-packed in around you out in the freezing cold, there's a new alternative. As we are still living in a global pandemic thanks to COVID-19 and we're entering a new realm of Star Wars all the time, Reddit user Theesm delivered an unexpected gift on the masses: Star Wars celebration time codes.
Disney's confirmed that there is, indeed, more of The Mandalorian in the works - but let's consider for a moment that they do not follow through. Would it be the end of the world? Or would you be satisfied with the characters going their separate ways, appearing only in alternate media like comic books and novels from this point on?
This week a list of 2021 Disney+ programs was released - and it would appear to be a little different than we expected. If you're looking for your fix of The Mandalorian any time soon, you're out of luck. If you've been patiently awaiting content for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, THIS is your year.
This week we're taking another peek at The Mandalorian and the rest of the Star Wars universe and we're putting it all together! As long as Disney and Lucasfilm don't decide to botch up the entire universe with another purge of old canon material, the following timeline of shows and clips should serve through the foreseeable future.
If you've been judging each episode of The Mandalorian as you watch, you're doing yourself a disservice. If you've enjoyed Star Wars your whole life, survived the 90's "drought", waited in line for Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, and still own the action figures you played with as a kid, you COULD be living in a golden age. Unless you are earning your living as a film and TV critic, not ONE person depends on you to critique the merits of any episode of The Mandalorian. You have the right to sit back and enjoy the ride with impunity.
If you've just finished watching The Mandalorian and you're wondering why The Darksaber is important, we've got a list for you. Before The Mandalorian was released, there was a TV show called Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and a whole lot of still-canon Star Wars lore within. Today we're going to run down the data you'll need to get back in the swing of things.
Today we've compiled a list of clips, episodes, and movies you'll do well to see after you've completed The Mandalorian Season 2. This set of clips will aid you in your journey forward AND will allow you to expand your knowledge of The Force and the ever-growing world of canon Star Wars history. Before we go on, here, know this: We're about to discuss a couple items that need a SPOILER ALERT. Do not go forward if you've not already completed The Mandalorian Season 2.
Disney confirmed details about the show "Star Wars : The Book of Boba Fett" for Disney+ this morning. After teasing the show after the finale of the second season of The Mandalorian, Disney went right ahead and blasted the big news: another series! To be as clear as possible: This "The Book of Boba Fett" series does NOT replace season 3 of The Mandalorian. The two series will be separate from one another - though crossover episodes haven't yet been ruled out entirely.
The Mandalorian Season 2, episode 8, The Rescue, had a post-credits scene. Before we go too far, know this: This article is jammed full of spoilers. If you have not seen the end of the last episode of Season 2 of The Mandalorian, turn back now. If you love Star Wars at all, whatsoever, please do yourself a service and watch that episode before you look at this article. This is your final SPOILER ALERT.
Two controllers appear in a single special Star Wars box. Both controllers per Xbox Principal Designer Elliott Hsu, the custom controllers "feature sketches of the now iconic Child wielding the Force and the steely Mandalorian's Beskar armored profile." These controllers are not going to be available for sale to the public - or at least they don't appear to be planning on selling them individually yet.
The next making-of special for The Mandalorian will be released to Disney+ on Christmas Day. The Mandalorian Making of Season Two (aka Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian) is an hour-long movie that'll deliver the entirety of Season 2 in behind-the-scenes form. But why, you might ask, wouldn't this even-more-exciting season have an even-more-massive making-of special than Season 1?
Three years ago, Star Wars: The Last Jedi was released, and it divided the masses. Some fans thought the movie was so extremely bad, they wanted it struck from the record!* Despite the negativity, The Last Jedi remained staunchly on-record and its influence blasted its way into the creators of every Star Wars title thereafter.