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Wow. Just wow.  Those of you disappointed by Luke Skywalker's portrayal in Star Wars: The Last Jedi were probably feeling much happier about the Jedi Knight after watching today's season two finale of The Mandalorian. Returning to our screens after Grogu reached out to him through the Force in "The Tragedy," he made short work of Moff Gideon's Dark Trooper's in a scene reminiscent of the Darth Vader attack in We'll get into more details later, but Grogu left with Luke, and...well, we're hoping and praying The Child wasn't among those killed when Ben Solo turned to the Dark Side an...

The Mandalorian as we know it? The past two seasons of the Star Wars spin-off have proven that we haven’t seen the last of most any character from the vast (and somehow also very small) galaxy far, far, away. But the season-two finale appears to wrap up Mando and Grogu’s excellent adventure in a mostly satisfactory way, while a post-credits stinger implies that season three may take on a different point of view. Advertisement In my previous recap for “The Jedi,” which found Ahsoka Tano making her live-action debut, I wrote that Dave Filloni not only understands the

We have a lot to discuss after today's episode of The Mandalorian, and we're breaking down everything that happened in this in-depth spoiler recap. Find out more details on "Chapter 16" after the jump... JoshWilding | 12/18/2020 Whew. As season finales go, today's episode of The Mandalorian - appropriately titled "The Rescue" - definitely didn't disappoint, and "Chapter 16" is one fans are likely going to spend a very long time discussing. It kicks off with Din Djarin and Boba Fett tracking down Bo-Katan Kryze and Koska Reeves after hijacking an Imperial shuttle with Doctor Pershing on ...

CinemaBlend Holy [ The Mandalorian fully immersed itself in all levels of Star Wars storytelling with its Season 2 finale, "The Rescue," and managed to set up yet another new spinoff with its final scene. And while that was all fine and Boba-dandy, the episode's most bewildering and palpitation-inducing moment came when a hooded Jedi wielding a green lightsaber showed up and completely obliterated Moff Gideon's Dark Trooper army. And yes, that Jedi now destined to train Baby Yoda was indeed Luke Skywalker, because WTF. And yes, it was actually Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker. Albeit a digitall...

Author of the article: Fish Griwkowsky Publishing date: Dec 18, 2020  •  December 18, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  Grogu understands getting to The Mandalorian season two finale was worth all the pain. Photo by supplied Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content And so we come to the end of season two of The Mandalorian, spoilers ahead, with about as big a guest appearance as narratively possible without having Da...