Spoilers The Mandalorian Season 3
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Andor was better. The space popsicle scene really made me cringe.Starkers said:
This was maybe the first time in recent memory where I really thought the concept art at the end looked better than the actual results.
Also, isn't the term "mind flayer", uh, trademarked by a certain organization?
Another possibility that occurred to me is that the Imperial loyalists have taken over the mind flayer treatment center that we saw, and have everyone there under their control, possibly TOS "Dagger of the Mind" style. I got a really creepy feeling when the Mon Calamari doctor said he had used the device himself.
Of course, I could easily be wrong about this, as well.
Of course, I could easily be wrong about this, as well.
My husband think Kane killed Pershing because he knew she had worked for Gideon.
i questioned that too, but obviously not.Also, isn't the term "mind flayer", uh, trademarked by a certain organization?
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I enjoyed the actual Mandalorian parts of the episode; the rest was okay. Was kind of disappointed as I was thinking: "Nice 50 minutes of Din and Co...." - yeah, nope.
I get they want to set up the former Imperial scientist as a sympathetic character, but for me...meh.
It was too obvious the former comm. officer from Moff Gideon's SD was a plant. The other thing I despise is the whole: "okay, the 'mind machine' it set - NO NEED to have an actual New Republic medical doctor/tech monitor the equipment; and yes, this former old Imperial Comm. officer is SOOOO trustworthy; we can leave her with the scientist she outed as a traitor...<--- Spare me but I'm so tired of the New Republic being constantly portrayed as so inept. It's getting really old for me.
I guess the one thing I can take away from this is that the rematch between Gideon and Din should be good.
I just hope not every remaining episode this season is going to feature the former Imperial scientist for the majority of time in the remaining episodes going forward; but yeah, we're probably heading toward The Andorlorian.
<--- And I know many are probably cheering, but so far, yeah, not me so far.
But who knows maybe they'll start to make it more interesting and less predicable going forward, but time will tell.
I get they want to set up the former Imperial scientist as a sympathetic character, but for me...meh.
It was too obvious the former comm. officer from Moff Gideon's SD was a plant. The other thing I despise is the whole: "okay, the 'mind machine' it set - NO NEED to have an actual New Republic medical doctor/tech monitor the equipment; and yes, this former old Imperial Comm. officer is SOOOO trustworthy; we can leave her with the scientist she outed as a traitor...<--- Spare me but I'm so tired of the New Republic being constantly portrayed as so inept. It's getting really old for me.
I guess the one thing I can take away from this is that the rematch between Gideon and Din should be good.
I just hope not every remaining episode this season is going to feature the former Imperial scientist for the majority of time in the remaining episodes going forward; but yeah, we're probably heading toward The Andorlorian.
<--- And I know many are probably cheering, but so far, yeah, not me so far.But who knows maybe they'll start to make it more interesting and less predicable going forward, but time will tell.
Duh. These are the two greatest Star Wars products ever incepted by people!
Ugh...terrible.
They already had "mind probes" at the same time, per A New Hope. Bor Gullet was completely unnecessary waste of time and a puppet in that film.
Vader tells Tarkin that she resists the mind probe, after we him with a droid with a needle. If it was a Force related thing Tarkin would have been more dismissive while the droid indicates an actual machine to do so, and nothing Force related.
Because he has no reason to not use more conventional means.
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