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The Mandalorian S1 E8 * FULL LENGTH REACTION

🕑 Added 2025-08-17 15:00:11 +0000 UTC
The Mandalorian S1 E8 * FULL LENGTH REACTION

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Verowak

Ah, is that James Bond villain moment? I feel like a LOT of villains in tv shows that I've seen growing up are like that. It always bums me out when they do that πŸ˜…

Verowak

Narcos is definitely on my list of TV series to watch. I know a meme or two that are from it, but not in context haha. I don't remember seeing Mando being rescued in a previous episode, I thought he had just been stowed away. I'm sure when I rewatch it while editing it I'll remember things much better haha

Bruce Wesley

Vero, why does watching IG units swivel like mofos release so many endorphins? I never get tired of it. This episode really did have a James Bond villain moment - β€œwhen I get you cornered I’m going to give you plenty of time to think of an escape plan while I turn my back and leave you alone with an extremely incompetent guard and I’ll just assume everything will go as planned.”

JAKH

No spoilers, answers to your questions: - The first season was released 2019. - We saw part of the flashback to Din Djarin as a child being placed in the cellar and then saved by the Shriek Hawk Clan in an earlier episode as a flashback about Mando and The Child both being being Foundlings. - The big Mandalorian with the hip-shooting tri-barrel blaster was named in the credits at his first appearances (eps 2 & 3), but not the dialogue. I don't know if you consider that a spoiler, so I won't write it without your prior approval. - If you are interested in seeing more of earlier Pedro Pascal, i would recommend these: "The Equalizer 2" (2018) "Narcos" (2015) series, 3 seasons, 30 eps total. In the US available on Netflix. *True Story* about the Medellin and Cali Cartels from Columbia. Mix of English and Colombian Spanish dialog, the Spanish is subtitled in English. An interesting detail is that the Spanish is the Colombian dialect, which is different from the Mexican, Puerto Rican, and Cuban dialects that is used in most US/Hollywood movies & shows (Pedro Pascal speaks Mexican/Puerto Rican Spanish in the show as his character is American). Even to a non-Spanish speaker like me, I could tell the difference.


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