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Viewership for the third season of The Mandalorian appears to be trending in the wrong direction based on a report from Samba TV, but IMDb user ratings also appear to back up that report.
“The Foundling” regains some of ‘The Mandalorian’s’ footing, but it fails to establish a path forward for the rest of season three. That’s a problem.
Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni recently admitted they had no idea how lightsabers worked when they were making the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Kotaku Senior Editor Alyssa Mercante took to social media to not only defame Gina Carano, but declared her celebratory emotions that Carano was fired from The Mandalorian and replaced by a “muscular lesbian.”
A new fan theory stemming from the most recent episodes of The Mandalorian claims to explain how Rey is so extremely powerful and “all the Jedi” in the Disney sequel trilogy films.
The Mandalorian Executive Producer Dave Filoni confirmed the timeframe of the Disney+ Star Wars series “goes all the way up to Episode VII.”
The latest episode of The Mandalorian followed in the footsteps of J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson by deconstructing the victory achieved by Luke Skywalker, Lando Calrissian, Han Solo, Princess Leia, and the entire Rebel Alliance following the defeat of Darth Sidious and the destruction of the second Death Star during the Battle of Endor.
Episode three of ‘The Mandalorian’s’ third season is like the Millennium Falcon getting ripped out of hyperspace by an Interdictor Cruiser. What went wrong?
A new report claims that The Mandalorian Season 3’s premiere viewership is worse than The Book of Boba Fett’s premiere viewership numbers.
Jon Favreau continued to let Star Wars viewers know that The Mandalorian will not change “established lore” of Disney’s Star Wars sequel trilogy.