Mandalorian Review: Season 2 Episode 3: The Heiress
Directed by Bryce Dallas Howard
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We're just gonna say it.
And so does Katee Sackhoff as Bo Katarn.
Yep, The Mandalorian went there!
As an Episode of the Mandalorian, this was a classic standalone story, mixed with a splash of story movement that should make any Star Wars fan quite happy.
Featuring yet another crash landing of the Razor Quest (how many lives does this ship have) we get to the plot - Mando delivers Frog Lady safely after their Episode 2 adventure only to fall perhaps quite naively into a trap - the sailers want his Beskar, which sets up a fantastic reveal of Bo Katarn and her two off siders.
Finally, Mando has found his people!
Or has he?
We learn he is part of The Watch, a group of Mandalorian that set away from the culture of Mandalore and go to what I could gently describe as 'fanatic roots'.
An interesting twist.
A second caper sees Mando team up with Bo Katarn to take down an Imperial Vessel containing weapons which Bo wishes to use to take back Mandalore.
The real goal is leaning if Moff Gideon actually has the Dark Saber... if only she and Mando took the time to truly get to know each other.
Stormtroopers were over used as gun fodder and the fact lil Baby Yoda wishes to eat everything in sight is beginning to feel overplayed.
The verdict is this third episode directed by Bryce Dallas Howard is a good one, full of action, Star Wars lore, crossover from Rebels and not that we needed it, confirmation Mando is RESOLUTE in his mission to deliver Baby Yoda to his people.
Which sets up quite nicely for Bo to direct Mando to Ashoka Tano....
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