Gal Gadot remains great in the title role, but the sequel does too little, while doing too much, to match her.
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Season 2 ends with a fanservice-y bang, as the show breaks our hearts while straining under the weight of all its cameos and references.
Bill Burr bursts back onto the series with some cutting wisdom on the moral gray areas of the Star Wars universe.
Boba Fett returns, the Child is kidnapped, and Robert Rodriguez throws us into the action-packed midpoint of the season.
We meet an honest-to-god Jedi, and Baby Yoda finally gets a name, in an episode that links The Mandalorian even further to the rest of the Star Wars universe.
Some season 1 faces return & we get an idea of why the Child is such a highly coveted bounty.
Mando hooks up with more of his people, and we get wigs and jetpacks galore.
Season 2 continues to lay the groundwork for its broader story, as the show takes another detour to a snowy creature feature.
Timothy Olyphant smolders his way to a top-tier guest spot on Disney+’s flagship space adventure series.
From the first time we meet Baby Yoda to the final trek of the Razor Crest, we look back at the highs and lows of The Mandalorian’s first season.
Disney+’s live-action Star Wars series shakes off its fan-film cobwebs and shows glimmers of space Western intrigue.
Writer/director team Zeek Earl and Chris Caldwell craft a grimy, visceral space Western about a family of prospectors […]