The Mandalorian Season 3 Episode 8 Finale FULL Breakdown, Ending Explained and Star Wars Easter Eggs
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Charlie. the spies was a referral to the way the third season has biblical ties. It refers to the twelve Jewish scouts or "spies" sent to the promise land to make sure its safe for everyone else. This whole season was very biblical.
Thank Charlie for another great video as always overall great episode, and ending for season 3 wish we had moff Gideon all season he is just such an awesome bad guy I'm happy with it just wish it was 20 minutes longer can't wait for season 4👍🏽.
Mannn I laughed out loud at Charlie’s quote “the Mandalorians need to start screwing each other” to repopulate the planet 😂
@@agentgumby420 just about every CZcamsr totally blew this one, even though there were HUGE clues all season long.
The episode Title "The Spies" was probably them explaining that the mandalorians were the spies on their own home planet finding out about the secret base. The episode started with the spy inside the New Republic , so im assuming that led people to believe there was not 1 but more "spies" as the episode intended.
I really enjoyed the image of Mando sitting on his front porch with grogu playing in the yard it felt like that he finally got what he had been searching for.
Also felt like a final ending to the series
Can't wait to see their deaths...... better be the proper deaths they deserve
Agree!❤
Really hope that this time we won't need to wait long for season 4 as season 3. Mando and Grogu going bounty hunting again while Grogu learns more about being Mandorian sounds awesome
Din Grogu now lol. I was surprised to hear that it wasn't Grogu Djarin
I don't think there will be a 4th season
@@DPSFSU yeah that was pretty weird, there's no precedent in Mandalorian culture of using the family name first soooo Din is the first name? So it's like Steve James
@@Chemical_Argentum filming starts in October for s4
@@Chemical_Argentum season 4 has been confirmed and production starts in October.
Grogu using the force to move weapons just outside of arms reach at the last minute had me dying. The dude is a menace
the best thing is he follows it up with a slight head tilt like oops, did i do that
In this episode, they had one of the best Jetpack battles I’ve ever seen. It’s nice to know nobody ran out of fuel.
😂 lol, they ran out of fuel when chasing that beast from the other episode. Dude had enough fuel to go into orbit and them Mandos flew away to that cave and then back out? must have refuelled off-screen 😝
That was my first thought. They sure ran out of it pretty fast chasing that "monster,"
Kinda funny you said this same comment on Star Wars Theory's video
We didn't see it but he had 4 more jet packs hiding in the armour😂.
Yeah , immediately thought about that
Mando calling R5 "buddy" multiple times shows the character development of Mando and his distrust of droids in previous seasons. He's slowly starting to trust them more
I love droids so this was heart warming.
Considering I was expecting the armourer to be a spy, it was extremely satisfying when she came in with the "lady Kryze, your reinforcements have arrived"
why does everything she says sound so boss
@@RenfromBespin she’s fit to be a general.
Yeah there was red herring there but glad she wasn't a spy made little sense
They played us well , very well and it paid off awesomely , especially when they hid her when axe went to get the cruiser
@@joshuaburris6805 added quite a bit of suspense. throughout the whole battle sequence i was waiting for one of the mandalorians to betray them.
Also I think Grogu playing with a frog at their new house is actually a call back to season one when Din realized he wanted a place for Grogu to grow up where he could play and be a kid and now he has that for him.
Or also a foreshadowing that Grogu will control the Mythosaur.
Not everything is a callback to another moment like this channel likes to believe. Like the above comment says, maybe he just likes playing with frogs which we've seen him do several times now.
@@mitchell8867 No it has to mean something! Something deep. If not what's the point? What's the point of anything? Why do we live??
@Nacho I refuse to believe that. It gotta have a meaning. Very deep philosophical meaning of cosmic proportions. Grogu + frog = Frogu. Sounds a lot like yogurt. Fruit yougurt! Yogurt is the KEY!
@Nacho You just blew my mind!
THEORY: The Armorer is Din Djarin’s adopted mother, and that’s why she looked away when she said “…just as your teacher did for you.” She was getting emotional, realizing her son was finally truly leaving the nest. And also the way she said “This is the way” when he said he would adopt Grogu. He’s doing for Grogu what The Armorer did for him.
Isn't she technically adopted mother to all those mandalorians?
Hos parents where killed by droids.
Awwwwe! I like this theory!
Honestly, that's a good theory. He always went to her after a bounty to tell her. Also the fact she said "lime what your teacher did for you" at the end of the show means someone who most likely is her took care of him.
As much as I hate the dark saber being destroyed, it could be really cool to see Grogu use the crystal to craft his own lightsaber.
He's not a Jedi
@@PRdeSO light saber is not exclusive to Jedi. It just need the force to forge one.
👏👏👏🎯
@@SANESX you don’t need the force to make a lightsaber where did you hear that
@@joepenny5100 Aligning the kyber crystal within the crafted hilt requires the use of force.
I like that they destroyed the darksaber, it's symbolic of mandalore breaking free from the chain of violence that underlies the political structure of the clans. Also it give an opportunity for grogu to repair it in the future.
Totally agree the wrap up film will be able to cover soo much
Agreed. I think it foreshadows Grogu repairing/recrafting the old Darksaber, or crafting a new Darksaber, as he completes his Mandalorian & Jedi training (instead of crafting his lightsaber), thus replicating Tarre Vizsla's feats, & being the Mand'alor, as everything has been leading up to. Except this time, he gets his own mythosaur. The Darksaber might not be fully destroyed though. The hilt was forged from high quality beskar, so it was just bent, just the circuitry was destroyed.
Just saw this exact comment on Twitter 🤨
It was destroyed pretty easy for being such a bad ass weapon!
I wonder if Grogu will use that rather than making his own
Did anyone notice when Grogu did a little Mando slide on the floor. The way they are showing how Grogu developing both Mandolorian and Jedi fighting methods is excellent.
Good to know I wasn't the only one to notice that. When Grogu gets older he will be a force to be reckoned with. Perfect Mandalorian
I noticed it also. It was awesome.
Loved that when Regnar was taking the oath now, they didn't have the part about not removing the helmet.
I can’t believe they didn’t have a post credits to set up ahsoka they always do that for Bobo Fett and season 2-3
The way grogu protected Din ,and bo from the fire was beautiful callback to how kanan Jarrus protected the crew of the ghost from an explosion minus the death.
Or a call back to season 1 of the Mandalorian where Grogu did the exact same thing to save Din....
For Grogu, that was the way.
& this is what we call a Force field. 😅
@@atlas260ify It was a much more powerful feat than the flame thrower block. Grogu stopped an immense amount of pressure and fire from that giant ship.
@@MikeJones-mf2fw yeah obliviously, it just shows how much more powerful Grogu is now than before.
Out of everything we expected in the finale, we got the one thing I don’t think anyone did: a happy ending.
What? I don't remember anybody getting a massage. What the hell are you talking about?
☠️☠️☠️
I love how Din went John Wick on the guards to get to the clone room and how he and Grogu tagteam the pratorean guards,Killing them with headshots.
Moff Gideon going out with a boom just like gus fring had me laughing.
Hahaha great connection!
@@EStephensII I love his acting!
The armorer is such freaking cool man the way she just glided out of the drop shit was 🔥🔥 and grogu showed out he just left the other mandalorian and was like ima go get my dad see y’all
The best part about this season to me is that it didn’t have to rely on Pedro Pascal’s face as a “check the box” moment. We know in reality that he was busy shooting Last of Us and Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, but I feel like a lot of people immediately drew a conclusion that he was going to chuck the helmet for good this season. They also might have skipped Book of Boba Fett, to me it seemed pretty clear that he wanted to remain in the good graces of the covert that took him in as a foundling. There is still so much story to be told in the Mandoverse, and Din Djarin can decide at a later time to truly be his own person and remove the helmet in public with Grogu.
But in reality it was the darksaber that had a ton of baggage and needed to go. There was so much in fighting politics over it and while it was a cool weapon, it was also divisive within the Mandalorian factions. They looked at it more as a politcal motivator than anything else. Also we have to think of the lives affected and taken by that thing, and all it took was a Mandalorian with a good heart and character to let Bo-Katan know that the Saber wasn’t all it was cracked up to be.
I really loved this season overall and I can’t wait for Ahsoka and Skeleton Crew later this year.
So glad you think this too. If anything survives of the Dark Saber they just need to put it in a museum as all it did was divide them. They dont need it, they are stronger without it and the scenes with Din, Bo and Grogu working together to take down Gideon while Axe dropped his old ship on top of him proved that perfectly
The Mythosaur's eye opening was in response to grogu reaching out through the force. We see grogu reach his hand out ,and concentrate before it transition to the Mythosaur shot I'm pretty sure they are suggesting that grogu is going to be the next Tarre vizsla.
I couldn't help but shed tears when Grogu used the force to protect himself, Mando and Bokatan from perishing in the fire... It was tears of joy though 😂🤗
I loved how they jumped in when Gideon started shooting at Grogu, then he saves them from the flames. Nice family moment.
That scene gave me Star Wars Rebels feeling the same way Kanan Jarrus used the force to save the Ghost crew I’m just so happy he didn’t die protecting them, a truly uplifting moment and it was so cool to see little Dinn Grogu fall on his ass being tired after such a force use it shows he doesn’t fall asleep now he is getting stronger.
A clan of three
I think Jon mentioned that Grogu spent at least a year with Luke.
I half expected the Armorer to say The Creed requires both a mother and father to adopt a child when Din Djarin decided to take Grogu as a son. It would have been a perfect way to make the family official.
I believe that episode 7's title "The Spies" was in reference to the story in the Torah where Moses sent 12 spies to scout out the land of Caanan, before the people retook their promised land. This played out in parallel to how Bo sent in the Mandalorians to scout out Mandalore, before they retook their planet.
There was a lot of Jewish symbolism in this season. Bo was an archetype of Moses, a member of the royal family who was exiled, had a spiritual experience, gathered their people, and led them back to their ancestral home.
very interesting observation! I like it!
Yes. Spies were meant to be like the 12 tribes of Moses. Bo sent a rep from the different factions to prepare the way. Not meant to be like espionage but like scouting for the rest of Mandalorians left behind in orbit & on Navarro.
But the Nite Owls took off their yamakas. They are Jews no more.
Absolutely that’s what it was. There’s been a ton of symbolism likening the Mandolorians to the Israelites.
Yeah I always thought the "armorer is the spy" idea to make no sense. And none of Bo's group was properly set up to be one too so I feel vindicated predicting that none of Bo's or the Armorer's group was a spy.
After ep 8, I wonder if the "spies" actually refer to Gideon & Kane being spies within the Shadow Council, working against Thrawn for their own ambition...
I will miss the trio with BoKatan, it would still be cool to see her some episode on season 4 to see further of that dynamic. However realistically she would be busy with ruling and rebuilding Mandalore.
I think the dark saber being broken gives grogu a chance to make his own smaller dark saber with the crystal from the dark saber
Exactly .. and when he goes full mando he raise the mythosaur. From the water .. that’s what I wanna see ..
Dark switch blade
I think the dark saber should stay broken - it caused nothing but infighting and squabbling for power for years. Bo and Din have shown that Mandalore no longer needs it and it should be consigned to mythology.
@@user-jm6qi6lu7v but it would be pretty bad ass for grogu to have all 3 things that mandalore had when he unified all the mandalorians - be a jedi, control mithaesaur and have the dark saber
That may well happen!
The cinematography for the fight scenes in the air were immaculate, easily my fav part of the episode
Super fast, blurry and with BSG style zoom-ins? Yeah...awesome.
@@crewchief5144 I agree, *AWESOME*
I was reminded of Flash Gordon (1980) with the aerial melee. I liked it.
100% on… Agree completely.
I love how everybody was adamant that either the Armorer or Axe Woves were double crossing their own people... and they were all dead wrong.
I’m thinking that when the Moth Gideion clone gave grogu a jump scare it’s because he was force sensitive and could sense Grogu looking at him, like a connection. He is bound to have back up clones of himself somewhere. This is the way 🚀
I love how everybody was adamant that either the Armorer or axe woves were double crossing their own people... and they were all dead wrong.
It was funny as fuck, I'm still laughing at that
people once again assumed star wars would go deeper than the surface level. It never does.
Some people just wants more complicated things than they already are😂😂😂
@@obiwanjebroni505😂 well the mandalorian never does. The spies was a bit of an odd choice for the last episode title, it looks like it was refering to the initial batch of mandalorians then that went out to scout the promised land so to speak
@@Weakeyedominant Go grab a dictionary, go learn 3 words, spies, scouts and traitors, then realize they are very different words and The Spies just referred to the Imperial spies such as the guy that was on Navarro that reported to Elia Kane and Elia Kane herself. Remember the guy that planted a tracker on the Razorcrest? He's still there, Din Djarin still has no idea that there even was a tracker on his ship. So yeah, more than 1 spy, spies, not scouts and definitely not traitors.
At this point I just want a scene of Hera and Din Jarin bonding over their force user kids causing chaos. Can you imaging the shenanigans you could have for an episode, Jacen and Grogu taking off with worried parents running after them?
God man Giancarlo just can't escape an explosion can he? You know he definitely asked for that to be the way he went out or Filoni and Favreau just pitched it to him and he maniacally laughed and said "Yes!"😅
EA, I loved how dad and Mom jumped in to protect Grogu from the fire blast and he ended up protecting them.
Yup! Grogu is defense, Mom & Dad are offense. Grogu just sat down after using so much, and in the end he was gently playing with the frog.
@@TamagoHead I loved that peaceful ending.
@@prosperoeaton8201 yeah! 👍I loved the circle cinematographic technique as well. Great season! Din Grogu wasn’t trapped with the Pretorian Guards. They were trapped with him.
@@TamagoHead I was hoping that Grogu would use the force on that whip-blade weapon to take the head off its own wielder.
I get that Grogu shouldn’t be able to use the force to fight with a sword yet, but I think making the swinging blade swing in the wrong direction wouldn’t be out of left field, and would have made for great television.
Oh well!
@@ZacksRockingLifestyle I hope that the streaming money works out for the bean counters. Thanks to Unreal Engine 5 and largish episode budgets, I think that going forward that “This is the Way” for all streaming.
Wise is Disney+ to Intellectual Property rights retain. 🐸😎
Din Grogu! What a nice touch to wrap up the season and set things up for the future. Good job Filoni and Fav team. 🙌🏽
Babble babble babble: "I am Din, like my father before me."
It wasn't very noticable, but at the forge ceremony we saw Ragnar standing besides Axe Woves. I think Woves will, or already has, adopt him out of the mutual respect he shared with Paz Vizsla, even though they've seen themselfs as rivals being one of the strongest of each mandalorian group. Even more so after he heared about Paz' heroic death. This would also explain, why Ragnar didn't have to swear to never remove his helmet when he got baptized.
I also thought it was interesting that both times he began the ceremony, he never said the helmet part.
I noticed a couple of things in this episode that I haven't heard anyone mention. Grogu actually does speak. After saving Din from the storm troopers Din tells him that he has done well and is letting him know that they have to go get Moff Gideon. Din says to him "Are you with me?" and Grogu says "Uh Huh". Those may be casual words but they do convey a meaning. The other thing is that when Ragnar is re-taking the creed in the living waters, the armourer drops the line about never removing the helmet as if to acknowledge that it is no longer a requirement.
If you notice through out most seasons he speaks, but he speaks his own language. He is just learning English. Lol it's funny, because he has been speaking, no one understands him haha
I’m just honest
I’m so so glad that they finally gave GROGU an official Mandalorian now
Kinda felt like this wrapped up a little too easy and neat this episode. Would have liked a surprise or two in there but overall still a great season! Can't wait for Ahsoka!
I'll do more ahsoka videos after my mandalorian season 4 video tomorrow!
The worst season of the show u can’t tell me u haven’t seen this before sneaking thru a base blowing the base up getting out alive being captured and saved like are u kidding me they need to do somthing new or Star Wars is just marvel now
@@jakecahill7795chill mate the mandalorian is aimed at a younger audience, although some sort of cliff hanger into the next chapter would have been nice.
@@jakecahill7795 Feel free not to watch.
All wrapped up in a NEAT LITTLE PACKAGE
This episode completely makes up for the changes in the limelight we’ve all noticed in this season. Round of applause to the show runners for nailing this episode!! Hearing Din Grogu babble at the Droid’s head towards the end reminded me of frog lady episode. We could do with another scene like where he kept snacking up on her eggs, would love to see something similar in season 4 😂😂
Grogu spraying Din with the bacta had me rolling 😂
The armorer comes across as someone whose actions and words have purpose. I feel like she referenced parental lineage to test the bond betweens Grogu/Jaren. Him vocalizing how he felt strengthens the bond and in turn Grogu's bond as a Mandalorian.
Agreed!
grogu stopping the flames reminded me about Kanan doing it to save Ezra back in rebels.
Hi Charlie! I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing explanations of these episodes! I am such a big fan of your work. You are the best at explaining key details, thank you! 😄✊🏽💙
Appreciate your episode review and insights, Charlie. Helps us comprehend details and the bigger picture. We love The Mandalorian so much and really enjoy the story unfolding. Good for our weary hearts. We will be catching up because we are in our 60's and watched the original Star Wars in our 20's as they came out but missed a lot later. Always loved Yoda. Will look for a Star Wars timeline of how to watch in suggested order, like for Avengers. Will start rewatching Star Wars and watching new to us material to understand the story more deeply as we wait for what comes next. Thanks so very much for explaining stuff. Just great!
My only issue was Moff Gideon having a few moments to deal with Mando himself before he ever reached the clone room then tried to be all emotional for him destroying them like what?! Everything else this season was fun
This.
I was like "why did Mando make it to the control room without running into Gideon??? 🧐🧐"
😂😂 Oh well, good episode for sure 👍🏽👍🏽
Because the episode was too short to fit that in.
R5 disabled the map!
@@Rizzzzzzzzzzzzler Personally I was interested and was hoping that we would of gotten some more resolve to it, I haven’t even watched Rise of Skywalker yet but everyone knows the infamous “somehow Papa Palps returned” line- We got some insight on how the New Republic is failing to be any different from the Empire, but you’re right it didn’t feel complete.
Moff seemed awfully strong during his fight scenes, which a has me believing that was a clone. He crushed the dark sabre like a BOSS and molly whipped Bo-Katan. I hope he is still alive so he can force choke the architect who put the clone chamber on the way to the his office. (confidently stupid).
Huge Episode 4 vibes. As well as Kanen vibes when he saves them from the fire
This literally happened in the Season one finale of the Mandalorian....
How come Kanan was not able to contain the fire but a baby could?
@@gotone2513I think Grogu has more Force potential.
@@gotone2513 Cause Grogu comes from the most powerful force user species. Yoda is his dad
@Vushnekov who is his mom though
the more I watch this show, the more I think this is just a giant origin story for Grogu, possibly the 2nd Mandalorian force user, but one who won't turn to the dark side and bring balance to the Mandalorian society, a new Mand'alor
It would have been great if Bo Katan told Mando, “go help OUR son!” when she was moving in to fight Moff Gideon
OR
When Mando said he wanted to adopt Grogu, Bo Katan steps in and says, “and I too will adopt him as my son.”
I thought that would have been boss moves.
Yeah it felt like maybe there was a setup for those two but I guess not
Haha, great minds think alike 😅
Corny ass lines 😂😂😂😂😂
Kind of disappointed they didn't pay tribute to Paz... if it wasn't for his sacrifice the Mandalorians possibly could have lost ... rip Paz
I thought they couldve easily had a funeral during the great forge scene
@@BasementBubbatunde I totally agree his family was from a long line of mandos and people just like oh well
I think they did when his son spoke the creed.
@@EStephensII I guess but didn't the son do the creed earlier in the season but I mean I can see your point
@@TullyTelevision yeah I think that was meant to show the Visla family will live on. Maybe we’ll see that come back up in future spin-offs.
Would’ve been nice to see Gideon barely surviving and then getting a hologram from Thrawn where he abandons him, and that being the hint for Ashoka… maybe if they made so in the shadow council meeting he kicked up more of a fuss about thrawn so he decides to shut up Gideon personally
I actually hope Gideon is dead and gone(but likely not the case). He served as the main bad guy over all these seasons thus far. I am hoping Thrawn and his influence is the next major threat for Mando and Grogu. But if Gideon survived, I would not be surprised if the Gideon we saw was actually one of his clones, and not the real one. Maybe if this was one of his clones, he was using it as a test case for the others.
I do believe that Gideon survived and that he and Thrawn will meet,but it will not go so well for him. Thrawn will definitely shut Gideon up for good.
Theawn may have an appearance in Ashoka maybe not. More than likely an avengers style threat and won’t be fully featured until the movie
One way to quickly establish Thrawn as the worst baddie would be to dispose of Gideon unceremoniously
My family and I enjoyed the Mandalorian season 3 and the season finale. We cannot wait for Season 4 and what's next with Din and Grogu.
Thing I like is the fact Grogu's story with Clones parallel's Djarinn's with Droids, where I honestly thought Grogu had bit distance with Bobba. Wonder how this will go along, wonder if Bo will follow up with them on Navaro
The spies is a reference to the whole group of 12 that go down to scout Mandalore. It's a Biblical reference to the 12 "spies" (scouts) send by Moses to explore their new homeland.
Is that really what that is supposed to refer to
Well, spies are just more hands-on scouts.
@@clevelandknight1094 After watching im like 90% sure thats what it was in reference too. this entire season has had religious type stuff imbedded in it with the whole Mandalorian Covert and such
@@clevelandknight1094 I know right, like how the hell was anyone supposed to get that?
@@kingscar2001 I wonder if the makers of the show were watching reactions and fan theories and sort of laughing at the unintended consequences of flexing their biblical literary muscles.
Very cool to hear them chat Mandalore! for Bo Katan at the end. The action in this episode was amazing and Din Djarin’s fight scenes was incredible. Din Grogu really became an asset with his Force abilities. Hearing they announced a season 4 is wonderful. 🌟
Ya that wasn’t cool at all like that was it no one died happy ending and just leave it at that it’s only gonna get worse from here
@@jakecahill7795 Paz sacrificed himself tho
@@jakecahill7795 no one died? Not sure if we watched the same show
@@keronlezama2391 who !???
@@jakecahill7795His name is Paz Vizsla 🤦🏽♂️
They really should do 10 episode seasons.
I'm so glad they didn't just blow their whole wad on Din Grogu's usage of the force...like he didn't just go massive upgrade. He flipped around with more control and used force push more eloquently than he has in the past. Our young mando is learning. There's no way they just left the Darksaber there...even if destroyed. Seeing Grogu meditate with the force...my theory is that he uses the Darksaber's kyber to eventually create his own new weapon, more Mando focused vs a Jedi's saber.
Dave Filoni was right. S3 ended Bo-Katan's story to unite the Mandalorians, which she did. And she reclaimed their home planet Mandalore. Something that they all didn't expect to ever happen. I think this is why it was all about her this season. I was totally happy with the finale. Now the wait for S4👍
Interesting that during Ragnar’s baptism they left out the part about never removing your helmet which was in the foundling episode. Possibly relaxing the helmet rules like Bo’s clan.
correct, only the children of the watch clan holds to the helmet rule, and there are many clans of mandalorians.
@@emergencyawesome correct, but considering that Ragnar is from the Children of the Watch and the Armorer was the one baptizing him, omission of the helmet rule is pretty major.
So if Din and Din Grogu are a clan of two does that mean Din will maybe start to relax about taking off his helmet in the future? I’ve read that Pedro Pascal isn’t a fan of always having his face covered.
They need to repopulate Mandalor. Removing the helmets will help some, not others. 😉
Now that they can bathe in the sacred waters and not in exile, the helmet rule is no longer as heavily weighted.
So many cool things in this episode.... CANT WAIT FOR SEASON 4!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your great video previews and reviews of this Mando season! So much good information and I enjoy your positive presentations. I really like that Ax/ Armorer came through and were loyal to help Bo and their fellow Mandalorians were in trouble, instead of the possible theorized betrayal. I was worried about Bo-Katan dying in the fight with Gideon, but glad it worked out Din and Grogu were able to join the fight. Looking forward to Ashoka in summer!!
The Episode Title "The Return" was them simply returning Moff Gideons Light Cruiser to him, granted it's a bit on fire and banged up, but a wholesome gesture! 😂
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Gidan clone is force sensitive because he could sense Grugu , hence opening his eyes.
and I think Grogu "felt" the clone as well, that's what he was shrieking about rather than the eye open jump scare..... maybe?
That scene where din djarin was taking out the super commandoes one level at time is showing us how good he is in hand to hand ,close quarter combat...plus he did pretty well against the preatorian guards..i didn't expect that
Makes me wonder what race he is/where he's from to be able to combine with mandolorian fighting so well, to handle himself better than Paz Visla, a traditional mandolorian
While I honestly liked this season and found it slow in some episodes, I want to be fair here and say, it would be near impossible (to me at least) to top S2 ending with Luke coming in like a boss. Has me in tears every time. I hope there are future seasons and I hope it's more Mando and Grogu focused with appearances from Bo and the rest. In a strange way, I kind of want to just see him spend a season bounty hunting again.
One of my top 5 moments in the episode was seeing the dark saber finally deflect bullets
I’m just glad its finally gone
@@brimstonesulfur5013 fuck that cursed blade, it was the true villian
The "spies" refers to the people across the galaxy that are still friendly to the empire. I'm sure that Moff Gideon had another place where he was storing clones
A glorious end to Season 3! Holy moly, what a pretty divisive season of television this was. The battle on Mandalore was equal parts emotional and gripping.
Also, all hail Sir Din Grogu! Also also, goodbye, and thank you, Giancarlo Esposito for 3 amazing seasons as Moff Gideon. For the Mandalorian section of Star Wars, you played a phenomenal villain.
While I wish it was a bit longer, this episode was amazing.
Also also also, IG-11 as the new Marshall of Nevarro is glorious.
Now, it looks like we're going back to basics with Din and Grogu for Season 4. I think it's a good thing.
Yes, this season was overall decent. However, I still love the hell out of this show, and I'm looking forward to more adventures with Din Djarin and Sir Din Grogu.
*This is the Way*
That cruiser coming in was like a giant Return To Sender to Moff Gideon lol. "Hey bro, here's your ship back. Shit's on fire yo." Also, Grogu in his IG-12 mecha was absolutely hilarious and super adorable 🤣☠🤣
I really love the little bit of physical comedy that happens in the fight sequence with the guards on the way to Gideon's command center. Where he stabs the one guy in the head and the guy falls off the edge as Mando tries to retrieve his knife and totally fails😅
He was reaching for the blaster but yeah that was funny
@@ryananderikasylvia8973 we're talking about two different parts. There's one part where he stabs a dude straight in the head, and the guy falls off the cliff as he tries to reach out and retrieve his dagger.
@@sequoia1171 Its the same part. Just not clear whether he was reaching for the knife or the blaster. personally it looks like he went for the blaster.
@Alejandro Medina considering he then reaches over and grabs the other guys knife, I say knife.
@@sequoia1171 nah he was clearly reaching for the blaster in the falling troopers hand. Sorry bud.
This was so much fun!!! The only thing that bothered me was that Gideon knew where Din and Grogu were and went towards them and they reached the Clone-Tanks before him. How was that possible? And then on the other side of the control room was a totally normal door to the outside? No guards there or anything? Gideon, you really have to get your defense-plan straight!
LOL when Gideon was walking thru the shields in last ep, it immediately reminded me of that "how not to design your Evil Overlord Lair" email from way back in the day. I counted 4 "if only he'd read the email" on 1st viewing; wonder how many more we'll catch after viewing over and over and yeah, over >g
He told his guards he'd "handle it," do there weren't extra guards with him.
The guards standing by holes of doom with no jet packs was a big face palm moment, you are posted there and anything could happen, have jet packs!
I was fully expecting for Gideon to arrive behind them, but the writers literally just forgot that Gideon was tracking them in real time.
Maybe the white color jet pack was traceable?
I absolutely LOVED this season. Everything I've wanted with all the Mandalorians.
I really enjoyed this episode. Just like other seasons (and other shows) there were episodes I’ve watched multiple times and those I have not, so overall another great season with a fabulous ending. I thought the season did take too long to let us know the threat the Mandos would face. This episode had great action, stunning images and I loved seeing Din, Bo and Grogu working together at the end. -Grogu protecting them was also awesome! Not sure how Grogu found Din, guessing he snuck out of view before Pas closed the door and sacrificed himself in the last episode? I liked that we have an idea of the next season that Din and Grogu will have missions (likely tying into Thrawn). I like that they are building toward Grogu being the second coming of Tarre Vizsla with his implied connection to the mythosaur. I’d love to see Bo gift the dark saber crystal to Grogu so he can use it to make a new one that is size appropriate for him and then see her spend time training him to use it. Also have to admit it was amusing there was no big death nor was there another spy as so many CZcamsrs predicted. Pretty sure that title was relating the Mandos to the Biblical twelve tribes sending spies into the promised land.
I loved that jetpack battle, great face off between the two forces. It was a great detail when Din grabbed a jetpack from one of the fallen troopers. I'm looking forward to the Armorer getting some apprentices and and melting down or reusing the armor from those bastard troopers and Gideon's armor. RIP the Dark Saber, I do wonder if it will be rebuilt, there are enough Dark Saber toys out there. Thoroughly enjoyed the episode, here's hoping that the next season isn't too far off.
I think “the spies” is more in reference to the imperial spies planted within every level of the new republic. That’s kinda the vibe I got from the meeting at the start of episode 7. Kinda to show that the empire is still out there and gathering intel from within
ha ! had everyone going around in circles
@@sdqsdq6274 seriously! The theories were so out of control lol MANDO IS A TRAITOR! Like what?
That’s how I interpreted it. They were incognito within the New Republic and had a secret base established on Mandalore. Like you said, the empire is trying to rebuild from within. The common theory of the Armorer being a spy just seemed way too big of a stretch. She’s rooted and devoted to the creed. Wouldn’t see any reason why she’d turn against it.
@@ZvonTube yeah that one made the least sense. She was packing up Storm Troopers in season 1
I love how this video is pretty much longer than the actual finale. Great work Charlie!
Amazing detail from the christening ceremony as the end of the episode was it greatly mirrored with the one from the first episode where it's just the Children of the Watch. Finale ep now shows a united Mandalore. 🙌🏻
So happy with this episode. Thank you Charlie for explaining through all the season!
So sad that the season is over but man it was so awesome, I need more mandalorian episodes asap!
Really loved the giant mandalorian battle in the air, well done!
Given the relative short duration for a finale episode, some plot lines came a bit short in terms of explanation:
- what happened to the clone scientist after memory removal? Did it work actually?
- we saw Grogu being rescued from order 66, but what happened after that to Grogu? How did he got from safety hands of a Jedi to the place he was introduced in episode 1 of season 1?
- Moff‘s obsession with mandalorians is obvious but rarely explained. Only his time in ISB was the reason?
I agree that the fact that Axe Wolves nor the Armor turned out to be spies was not a plot hole or red herring to their storyline. Rather, I think the show did an excellent job of making us - the viewers - suspicious of them throughout this season on purpose. The Mandalorians would be suspicious of one another once they all joined forces. So, those feelings we had is what the Mandalorians were feeling about each other and whether or not everyone can be trusted. It was a relief in the end that everyone was truly on the same side.
Love the Finale! Love the symbiotic relationship demonstrated by Mando & Grogu, demonstrating that the combined skillets can overcome any enemy.
Storyline was great, and looking forward to Season IV!!
Finally calling it now, Grogu will come back and bond/ride the Mythosaur!!!. Also "Spies" can easily be a low key reference to Thrawn having a plant since Gideon had no Love for Thrawn and I'm sure it was reciprocated. Remember Thrawn plays the long game.
It's obvious that Grogu will bond with the Mythosor
one of the messages of this season is that.. Mandalore is not defined by a helmet, or a weapon..buts defined by its people.. FOR MANDALORE
This is the way.
This is the way.
It was a minor detail, but I loved seeing Din desperately reaching for the knife after the first round of fighting
That part was funny
OMG. Right!
Something I thought of was that maybe Moff Gideon has a "test" clone into which his consiousness can be implanted after he becomes the 'briquette'. All the clones we saw were his 'premium' clones, but after they were destroyed by Din Djarin, Moff Gideon had to resort to using his "test" clone, the one that he finally perfected in order to mass produce his 'premium' clones, like the ones that were destroyed.
In my opinion it was a good finale. 🎉❤. I’m so excited for the next season of the show.
Mandalorian's skill with their jet packs were pretty cool. I loved their quick tactical on boarding to the smaller ships.
Loved the episode but was really hoping we got to see the Mythosaur more besides that quick scene with it underwater again
I think they are saving him for an epic final finale.
As a clone wars and rebels fan it was SO GREAT to see Bo ka tan get her redemption I was crying when her people finally took back mandalore
This episode was Amazing, I cried. I love the ending. I was thinking prior to this, that perhaps the parts of Grogu used in Clones would actually love his Mandalorian Dad and not turn out as they expected. Not wanting to kill the Mandalorian.... Idk, that could be interesting.
All the "influencers" seem to be wrong on so many things. One picks something up, then another repeats and it turns into an echo chamber. And all the rumors seemed to be wrong. I think it was a good Finale. Now Din and Grogu can be "Lone Wolf and Cub" again.
As a figure collector I can’t wait for the new moff Gidian in the suit, the empire mandos, and the Ahsoka series with the 2 grey Jedi! It will be awesome to get a couple new force welders to the collection!
This finale really tied together the whole season so well and set up the future at the same time. I was worried about Din Jarin and Grogu seemingly being pushed aside but now it’s all coming together and setting the stage nicely.
It tied ALL the seasons together in a way that even marvel can't even match,
I was so worried they would ruin everything,
This is the way they out did themselves
@@cedriceric9730 Right. I was getting hella nervous tbh. Still enjoyed the season before the finale but they just set the stage so well. Now we just need another Andor series. That show was amazing.
This is why you can’t listen to these guys each week and wait to see how a full season plays out. Negativity is a wave
Shouts out to Rick Famuyiwa for an excellent action packed episode 👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥
Din Djarin adopting Grogu is setting up Grogu's first word to be "Dad" after Din Djarin gets hurt...
Charly, you are really good ! I am so glad I found you, thanks for helping me understand the show in dept! Love your graphics, assertiveness, comments and links ! I always look forward to your reviews ❤ this is the way !
I hope Grogu can do more stuff with the force, not just push back and jump; the scene with Grogu protecting Din and Bo was awesome.
I was expecting Grogu to pwn everyone when he sees Mando getting tortured but it doesnt happen that way.
That’s “Din” Grogu now…
The episode Title "The Spies" was probably them explaining that the mandalorians were the spies on their own home planet finding out about the secret base. The episode started with the spie inside the New Republic , so im assuming that led people to believe there was not 1 but more "spies" as the episode intended.
anybody realize that ax jet pack, had an unlimited supply of fuel lol😂
With Din and Grogu now "working" for the new republic, I get the feeling that they will be merging some of the cancelled stories from the Rangers of the Republic with S4.
The scene with the forcefields that you said was like a video game also reminded me of the scene at the end of the phantom menace when obi wan and qui gonn get separated during their fight with maul