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Prepare for one of the most monumental chapters in modern Star Wars storytelling! Kristian Harloff and first-time viewer Sam sit down for an unforgettable watchalong of The Mandalorian Season 2, covering "Chapter 13: The Jedi" and "Chapter 14: The Tragedy." The epic double-feature begins on the fog-drenched world of Corvus as Rosario Dawson makes her iconic live-action debut as Ahsoka Tano. Experience Sam’s real-time reaction to learning Baby Yoda’s true backstory and canonical name, Grogu, followed by Ahsoka's electrifying dual-lightsaber duel against Magistrate Morgan Elsbeth (Diana Lee Inosanto) in the courtyards of Calodan.

The intensity reaches a boiling point on Tython in "Chapter 14: The Tragedy," directed by Robert Rodriguez. Watch along as Din Djarin places Grogu on the ancient Jedi Seeing Stone to reach across the Force, only for the legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) and Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) to arrive to reclaim the iconic Mandalorian armor. From Boba Fett’s brutal combat showcase against Imperial Stormtroopers to the devastating arrival of Moff Gideon's Dark Troopers and the tragic destruction of the Razor Crest, every second of this episode delivers non-stop adrenaline.

Press play on Disney+ and join Kristian and Sam for all the lore breakdowns, raw emotional reactions, and franchise-shifting reveals. Don’t forget to leave your thoughts, favorite action beats, and predictions in the comments!

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Myles Away

Call me a hater but I remember liking season 1 and 2 a lot more than this. I am glad Sam is enjoying them. She still has the Baby Yoda sugar high. However for myself, I can't help but notice the writing has always been bad and its always been a monster of the week show or a launching pad for spinoffs. I think I was giving it more credit than it deserves because there was some hope it could be better than the sequels. After 'Andor' this series just feels like a live-action cartoon in the worst way possible. This show feels small and cramped. I never feel like I am in real world. The edge of The Volume is an arms reach away at all times. At first Mando's cool, calm demeanour seemed sorta mysterious but as the show goes on it just feels flat and uninspired. I should have let season 1 and 2 live on in my mind so that I might feel more fondly about it.