It's disheartening to read comments criticizing the series for not living up to the standards set by previous seasons and for lacking action in some episodes. I advise viewers to have patience because there is undoubtedly a bigger plan in store for the series, masterminded by Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, which will likely involve other shows dedicated to other characters. i respect differing opinions, but I think it's important to recognize the unique nature of The Mandalorian. It's a show that blends genres and explores the Star Wars universe in exciting ways. It's not just about flashy action scenes, but also about character development and building a world that feels authentic and immersive. Overall, while some viewers may feel disappointed with certain aspects of the third season, I believe it's worth sticking with the series and giving it a chance to fully unfold. With Filoni and Favreau at the helm, I have no doubt that there are some exciting surprises and twists in store for us.

This was a very weak season compared to the first 2. It wasn't exactly 'bad', but the vast majority of it was totally aimless and felt like a monumental waste of time. Felt like the last couple of episodes were the only parts worth watching. They made a big mistake continuing Grogu's story from the end of S2 in The Book of Boba Fett show instead of S3 of this one.

5 episodes in on Season 3 and it's.... incredibly mediocre so far. The writing and the fights have taken a big hit on quality.

Season 1 and 2 was doing incredible for the universe and so season 3 needed to grab the success and continue it. They missed the mark so hard that even a sloth can shoot straighter than them. The story is weak and didnt make any sense. Especially since allot of the story is actually in the book of boba. So season 3 makes even less sense when coming straight from season 2. Like disney really expects people to watch every show they produce for you to understand one series you want to follow only. Now to just the season 3 issues, there is way too many back and forths, and i mean like a character goes to a place, comes back and then goes back to that place. Instead of taking people directly there already. Then the dark saber story (which has allot of significance in starwars from both old and new lore) is ruined and left to be forgotten. The mandalorians united in such a weird way. Grogu is back despite the setup of season 2 that shows that he wouldn't be back. There is still so many plot problems that i cant get my head around. Ofcourse there is some nice things but its still awful.

Watch my full review on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9SQxj7FD_Bg A very cool season that starts kind of slow, but really picks itself up the second half. I loved the way they keep expanding the story of the Mandalorians in the Star Wars universe as I believe they are one of the most interesting characters in the series.