The Mandalorian-Star Wars Live Action Series*

Threepio said the sarlaac would slowly digest over a thousand years. That doesn't sound like very strong digestive acid. In comparison, I can digest a pizza in a matter of hours!

 

No longer canon (but I believe also not yet actually contradicted by anything in current canon).

The “best” canon explanation we have at the moment is from The Mandalorian, where Boba just says “fate sometimes steps in to rescue the wretched." But it does seem like this is a story that could easily be told in a series called The Book of Boba Fett…

 

The pre-2007 books got shuffled into a category called Legends after Disney purchased Lucasfilm. This was explained as the new films not needing to have anything to do with the previous 36 years of stories.

The original Boba Fett story has him escaping, being rescued by Jawas, losing his memory, running into R2, Han Solo, and Princess Leia again, recovering his memory, fighting them and crashing into the Sarlacc again, this time escaping by exploiting a telepathic link between one of the denizens of the creature's stomach and the creature itself in order to get him blasted out of the beast by his jetpack, then being rescued by fellow bounty hunter Dengar. (the one with the bandages on his head, from Empire Strikes Back)

Boba Fett/Legends

I have a feeling whatever story they come up with for Book of Boba Fett will probably be not as complicated

 

That’s a whole prequel film trilogy for the 2030s! Book it!

 

https://twitter.com/starwars/status/1529899626391711745

 

This trailer was dropped 2 weeks ago and I just stumbled upon it last night. It wasn’t mentioned here either.

Looks great!

I’ve taken a break from some of the recent star warses. Kenobi didn’t leave much of a mark, I’m sitting out Andor (Rogue One was decent but I don’t care much for the character one way or another - let me know if I’m wrong and the series is great). But Mando is definitely still great. I’m looking forward to more Bo Kattan, Carl Weathers’s Greef Karga, hopefully some Koska Reeves, and some further adventures. This production still gives me that awesome Star Wars feeling. Kenobi didn’t get that done for me.

 

i preferred kenobi. the mando has the production qualities but the speech is reminiscent of epiosde 1 in its unnatural delivery and the plots are very thin. the best mando episode was in the book of fett 'mando returns'

 

in the legends novels he is very respectable

 

The new trailer for season 3 of The Mandolorian will debut Monday night during half time of NFL Wild Card game between the Dallas Cowboys & the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

 

The new trailer

 

Can't wait for this.

 

Can't wait for the new season... looks absolutely fantastic.

'The Mandalorian' S3 Trailer: Pedro Pascal, Baby Yoda Face New Threats - Variety

 

Better than the game.

 

dude, Andor is incredible. i'm not much of a fan of these other spin offs but Andor was seriously great. the second series will lead right up to Rogue One.

 

I actually did end up watching Andor shortly after my post you quoted b/c I heard it was in fact good, and I agree, I enjoyed it a lot. Much better than Kenobi.

 

star wars films are the movie equivalent to the doors musically.

they will never ever stop making star wars films.

 

They already killed the SW film line from Disney. Episodic tv shows will be around. SW toy sales went down in the past few months, even baby yoda stuff have hit the bargain racks.

 

Not so.

Every upcoming Star Wars movie we know about

 

Yeah, Grogu is becoming a less popular franchise asset with every passing day.

 

It's not moving in the past year and tons of it has been seen in bargain bins. Just today I picked up a pair of Baby Yoda 13-inch plushies with silicone heads for USD$30 total - both 1st pressing ones before they changed some features.

 

Wow, there isn't one of those I'd pay to see. And I LOVED Star Wars when it came out in the 70s.

 

I think the only thing they killed was the Luke Skywalker saga. The rest of the Star Wars universe is alive and well.

 

Buying multiple Grogu plushies and evincing a superfan command of the nuances of baby Yoda collectibles may not be the evidence against Star Wars consumer enthusiasm you think it is.

 

and cancelling the eu novels

 

Its an industry wide thing and has been documented. Walking into a Toys R Us, the Star Wars section is down to only a couple square feet of shelf space. Its also been documented that a majority of SW sales are now childless adults.