RE that last scene: Bo Katan just can't seem to catch a break...or hold onto a planet/saber for more than 5 mins.
The opening scene with the stormtroopers was really weird. Two major morons right there. It felt more like Saturday Night Live than Star Wars. Other than that it was great. lots of great action and character moments and reveals.
It's been 5 years since Endor and Operation Cinder. Anyone who had half a brain and/or half a conscience who wasn't fanatically loyal would have either surrendered or defected by now. That means the ones left fall within the venn diagram of the amoral, the zealous and the hopelessly moronic.
Also, speaking as someone that grew up around soldiers, I 100% buy that interaction. The military never has a shortage of muppets.
One question though.. how come people so quickly forget the Jedi? They were a huge thing not that long ago and were around for thousands of years. How come no one recognizes Baby Yoda is a Force User (and a natural one)? It even struck me as very odd that during the Force Awakens trilogy people knew next to nothing about Jedi and the Force - was this the result of a concerted effort by the Emperor to erase Jedi also from history books?
This comes up quite a bit and there's a couple of things to consider: -
Firstly: ten thousand Jedi in a galaxy of a million or more of inhabited planets with a population probably somewhere in the quintillions means that while the Jedi got around, very very very few people ever encountered them directly.
Secondly: The Jedi probably weren't big on publicity, even during the war most of what they did could only travel by word of mouth and if people went around believing every tall tail told by shell shocked refugees and one armed drunken Aqualish, well then they may as well start believing ghosts, zombies and witches too...
Thirdly: The Empire took pains to suppress ANY information on the Jedi, even going so far as to re-write the history books. So far as anyone that never saw them with their own eyes is concerned, they either never heard of them, or if they did, they're just a myth. As for those that did: they know better than to speak up since the last person that did, got a midnight visit from the ISB and was neither seen nor heard from again...