The Mandalorian has always wanted to have its cake and eat it, too. Across its first two seasons, the series attempted to blend sidequest-heavy, episodic storytelling with one longform, serialized story. While the show never found the perfect balance between those two modes, its first two seasons both came together well in the end. Unfortunately, The Mandalorian season 3 hasn’t been quite as effective.
The Mandalorian’s identity crisis The Mandalorian used to be about Din Djarin and his force-sensitive ward, Grogu. The former character started out as a detached, cold bounty hunter who had little interest in personal connection. That all changed when he met Grogu.
The problem with Bo-Katan Over the course of The Mandalorian season 3, Bo-Katan has gone from an exiled princess living in isolation to the newly decreed future leader of Mandalore. The only problem with that arc is that Bo-Katan herself hasn’t actually changed in ways that justify such a transformation. She has more or less remained the same person she was when she first showed up on The Mandalorian.
Too much history. Too confusing
It’s a show about a toy based on a franchise that should have ended after Return of the JediEwoks. Although Rouge One was exceptional entertainment. Star Wars is hard to write for on the screen. Fares better in the books and animation. Too clingy on past lore.
They killed it
It is making starWars AWESOME for a new generation!
The last episode was hella weak
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