@@JBWinter as far as Canon goes? I don't think they've ever addressed if they are offworlders, but since they show up in other planets guess they could be
@@xxvaltielxx1789 I double checked Wookipedia; apparently the animated series re-established them as native to Tattooine, just inclined to travel more than Tuskens
@@otakuwolf4ever985 I finished an animated comic book series featuring her, Vader, and these two psychotic versions of C3PO and R2D2 (forgot their designations) that's full cast and very well done. Check it out if you get the chance and haven't already
I lost my nerd shit when I realized he was looking at Tosche Station and then lost even more when I realized we were seeing Fixer and Camie. Such a nice touch.
The Wookie bounty hunter is Black Krrsantan, a character from the comics. The aliens on the train were Pykes, they run the spice trade in the Star Wars universe, we saw them in the Clone Wars cartoon and Solo.
@@LEGENDCITYest1963 Actually, she is Fixer's girlfriend and Luke's childhood crush. Luke just had a vision of what his life would be like if he never left Tatooine and in this vision he married Camie.
1. "Fishmen" from the train are actually Pykes, their Syndicate is the galaxy's preeminent supplier of spice. 2 Black Wookie is Black Krrsantan, nicknamed "Santy," "BK," or "Black K", the infamous bounty hunter, who was regularly worked for Jabba.
That was not just a cool looking Wookie. It's Black Krrsantan from the comics and he's featured in lots of them. He is a bounty hunter and a killer who is disgracefully exiled from Kashyyk. He's fought both Boba Fett and Obi Wan Kenobi who beat his ass and almost blinded him. The ones on the train were the Pykes. They are part of the Syndicate and later on part of Darth Maul's Crimson Dawn. The Pykes were also featured quite a bit in the last seasons of the Clone Wars.
This one made me cry! The Tuskens being called 'savages' and having to hide to survive got real for me. I myself am a cook islander that was raised in NZ, and I have extensively studied Maori and their history as well as spoken to kaumatua's who have worked with native americans in the usa on land conservation. Indigenous cultures have lived through this in our life time. I am reminded of myself as Boba Fett, coming from a different culture but being accepted into another. Im so glad Temuera is a part of this narrative. It seems to be fitting
That's honestly what I was thinking when watching the episode; there's a lot of Native American, Maori and Aboriginal influence. I love how they're rounding out the Tuskens. The tribal dance, the equivalent of the peyote visions and the walkabout where he found the wood. Even the shaping and intricate carving part of his gaffi stick. They've done an amazing job introducing the culture of the Tuskens in this.
Loved this episode so much! Being a New Zealander & seeing the correlation between the Maori/Tusken Raiders & Colonisation/Off-Worlders makes this feel extra special & a deeper meaning to the lore of Star Wars imo. BoBF & The Mandalorian have humanised the Tuskens so much, a culture that's beautiful in its Honour & Warrior traditions.
Yeah I think they were also pulling a reference to the American Trans-Continental Railroad when it first went through. Passengers would take pot shots at Native Americans and buffalo herds with long rifles as they traveled across the plains states.
It was beautiful to watch the way they made these cultural connection, appreciation to a lot of different things that deserved that recognition. I teared up a bit thinking of the creators taking the extra step to make this special. I will never get bored of learning more about tusken culture
every reactor says the same thing: "This is the Star Wars we want." I could not agree more. it looks like Star Wars, it FEELS like Star Wars: sci-fi fantasy space opera samurai western. gives me hope for Ahsoka.
This episode really leans into Star Wars being a Space Western. The flashback is The Great Train Robbery, or pretty close. Also, people would shoot at the bison herds or tribepeople from trains headed west all the time.
Not really a western, but one of the pieces of concept art at the end was also basically ripped from Lawrence of Arabia. The the one where we see white-clad Tuskens running towards the wrecked train.
@@sirboomsalot4902 Yeah, for sure. I didn't realize it while watching the episode, but the credits image looked like it might have been traced from a frame of LoA, and it made it click that this whole Tusken Raiders storyline is Star Wars doing Lawrence of Arabia.
The more time we get to spend with the Tusken Raiders, the more heartbreaking Anakin's actions become. Aslo, seeing so much of the Maori culture in Temuera, specially his face as he fights, actually makes me emotional while impressed. Loved that they honor that part of him and the proud culture of the Maori!
True, but they did kill Anakin's mother. And if the Tuskens are like other warrior races, they probably did not mind dying heroic deaths in battle with Anakin.
I'll be honest, back in Mando season 1 when we were back on Tatooine and every time after that I was like "yeah it's cool and all but everything happens on Tatooine, feels like the galaxy's getting smaller" and boy oh boy was I wrong. The fact that so many different yet related stories take place on that planet doesn't shrink the galaxy it bring real growth to a planet I thought I know for over 20 years! As the boys said, the Tuskens were a weird tribe with no identity and just there so Anakin could slaughter them. But now we learned that they're living in different tribes some more aggressive than others. They have a culture, they can actually be peaceful and helping if you treat them fair (as Mando did in s2e1). Even though I have some really small points I could critisize I just love this show, especially this episode and I'm so excited to se more
@@ketchup016 yeah and having the major being the race that he is (I forgot the name), seeing twi'leks having a community there and of course the Hutt twins. It's feels like there is a history in Mos Espa.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how little dialogue there is and how much story is told by just showing!! Its the best kind of story telling that Star Wars has needed for along time!
Adam/Jay the Wookie’s name is Black Krrsantan and is from the comics. I was freaking out when he walked out! So awesome! If they’re giving us him in episode 2 I can only imagine who else we’re gonna see in the rest of the season 😆 and I cannot wait!
With Black K showing up, it’s possible we get Doctor Aphra from the comics as well. This show just introduced one of the most badass bounty hunters from the expanded canon
I love how in this we see Boba introduce the whole "you must pay tribute to the Tuskens to cross the Dune Sea" aspect - which 5 years later from this point we see when Mando trades some binocs to cross their land. Such a minor detail from two years ago that was fleshed out in a handful of lines in this ep
"Whos driving train, its Ed Harris baby!!" Haha love that Snow Piercer reference.. That Tuskan going in reverse is an ode to the Ewok learning to drive a speeder..
Adam, when the lizard went up Bobba's nose, the look on your face and then your comment about the salamander made my husband say "Umm, we prefer to be called 'haluci-lizard'." Also, I totally agree with Jay - we really want to see this kind of Star Wars. You're reactions are fantastic!
I was WAITING for you guys 😂 This episode was a full package. The people who said "That was not enough!" They said ok we got you full action mafia, hutts, B.K, train heist, tusken training, and trippy lizards
The bar that Boba fights the gang members in is actually Tosche station, the one Luke says he was going to go pick up power converters from before meeting obi wan in ep 4, and the couple is actually friends of Lukes from when he was on Tatoonie. Their shown in a deleted scene from a new hope
This episode was fantastic. Some of the best Star Wars we seen in years 😍😍😍 The wookies name is Black Krrsantan and he was introduced in the comic Darth Vader nr 1.
This was such a wholesome episode of BOBF, from the way he was slowly assimilating to their tribe, to them welcoming him and the training for the hesit! I laughed when the Rancor cage opened and it was empty only to start freaking out wondering "WHAT HAPPEND TO MUCHI?!?!?!"
HOVER BANTHA!! For reals, this episode is everything I have wanted to see since 1977. Absolutely fell in love with the Tusken Raiders as a little kid watching A New Hope and I love seeing them go from being a disposable villain to real people.
Yeah, the mayor is an Ithorian. Good on you Adam for recognizing that. Mainly I've only seen them in Knights of the Old Republic games. Cool to see one as a character in live action and I liked that he had a translator module so we can all understand him. I also want say if anyone hasn't played Knights of the Old Republic part 1&2 you should definitely try them if you can. Besides them having great stories and characters you also learn so much about the history and cultures of different races and also different groups like the Tusken Raiders, the Mandalorians, and the Wookies just to name a few. I love those games and if they ever made a live action series or movie out of them I would be so damn happy.🥳With the right casting and good production value it could be something really amazing. A guy can dream right?
The train scene was basically an Indiana Jones chase in Star Wars. Love it! My fav detail, at 4:18 - "He is of the Order of the Night Wind." Fennec rolls her eyes and goes "Pffft." _Those_ overrated hacks.
I've seen people calling this show boring. BRO! How the fuck can seeing Tusken Raiders 'do things' be boring? I never knew how much I needed this kind of deep dive into such a fringe mythology thing.
This episode was beyond epic. The respect given to the Tusken culture in this series is amazing and one of the best things I’ve seen in the history of Star Wars.
So the two people in the bar are Luke's friends CAMIE and FIXER (confirmed in the end credits). After spotting the battle in orbit, Luke went to that same bar to tell them and Biggs about it...in a deleted scene.
1. This episode was AMAZING. As other people have said; this was the “Great Train Robbery” episode of this Space Western. 2. I love how Boba uses his skills to do two things at once: he helps out a community and the community helps him. 3. First we got Cheek Spider. Now say hello to Nose Lizard!!!
Here's a little interesting facts for you both, that place Boba steals the speeders is actually Toshe Station that Luke in the first movie wanted to go to. There's a deleted seen of the place and that's actually the same lay out and design of the place. Also the Male and Female characters in there are actually Luke's friends from the deleted scene. What a great episode and reaction.
Not the same actors as those in the deleted scene. Koo Stark and Anthony Forrest played the original. Mandy Kowalski and Skyler Bible reprised the roles according to IMBd.
The train shooting first kinda reminded me on how colonists created the railway system in the us they often shot and fired at buffalo for sport not for food almost making them extinct. How the Tuskans are treated by Offworlders has parallels to how Native Americans were treated by Colonists. Not a political guy btw just a guy that loves history and I noticed the parallels.
I honestly never thought I would see boba Fett and a tuskan raider on a speader bike, this is the greatest day of my life 😁 and especially krrsantan making an appearance, awesome
When I was watching the episode, I kept thinking, we don't have time for a train job, it'll be next episode, but they did! AND the gaffi stick crafting?!? This ep was a font of lore! Also, I did not realize Ithorians were so hairy? Have you ever seen an elephant close up? Like at an animal park? They have lots of dark, coarse hairs. Made me wonder if Ithorian skin is like elephant skin (I know they have the Chevin in Star Wars, which are elephantine. Could they be related?) Such cool details!
I love the dinosaur dogs so much. They're adorable! This series meshes perfectly with The Mandolorian and the Western/Kirosawa influences we've been seeing in the new SW properties. I mean all the cliches are there, but they work so well. I especially love the sister Hutt's dainty little fan and how she "whispers" behind it. The twins should be Gardulla the Younger and his sister. They're the kids of Gardulla who was briefly seen in The Phantom Menace, and she also has an interesting history.
So much hype seeing Hutts again. Especially in live action with great sfx. Plus, rad looking badass Wookie. Also, I love culture so much, and seeing Tusken Raiders inducting Boba into their tribe with a ceremonial dance was so spectacular.
I was unaware that the Wookie was from a comic, but his appearance still was very epic to me. Can’t wait to see what else the following episodes have in store
The Tusken Warrior who helped train Boba Fett in fighting with a Gaderffii stick is played by Joanna Bennett, who has done stunt work for both Marvel (Brie Larson stunts in Captain Marvel) and DC (Gal Gadot stunts in Justice League) films.
That wookie looks like Black Krrsantan from the Doctor Aphra comics. Those comics are in-canon so I hope he is because that would mean that a live-action version of Doctor Aphra might also show up, which would be awesome.
That was a Tusken Haka at the end. Temuera Morrisson is giving us Maori warrior culture through the Tuskens. Also: this is big Dune vibes. Duke Leto told Paul that to rule Arrakis they would need desert power" House Atredies overtures to Fremen was becasue the Fremen are the desert power. The Tuskens are the Fremen. Bobba will call on them. The Hutts, like the Harkonnens, are going to find out what happens when the natives get restless. Also: a Dresden and a GoT reference...BRILLIANT!
@@tichu7994 Shame...when Cersai had to walk the street naked with that female acolyte ringing a bell and saying shame after each ring. That acolyte was given to the zombie Mountain to play with,..
Love this episode found it to be a massive improvement over the first one which may actually have the less budget put into it like a really short pilot. I don't mind the flashbacks at all compared to some people i see who aren't into them taking up 80% of the episode but we honesty need them the world building is great. Episode three to me is the final flashback ending on a massive event which sets up the next three episodes so I'm really excited. This had a mix of Dune, Lawrence of Arabia, Mad Max, and Dances With Wolves. 11:57 Fun detail but this is Tosche Station and those two are Luke's friends from the cut New Hope footage of Luke watching the battle above Tatooine.
Found you guys through your Hawkeye reviews, just want to say your reactions are BRILLIANT! Seriously, highly entertaining watching the emotional journeys you go on. And yeah, this show is awesome :)
Notice how there's a painting in the credits that is EXACTLY the same as a shot from Lawrence of Arabia, as Arabs rush a derailed train? And how Boba comes out of the tent looking like a photonegative of Peter O'Toole?
I'm glad the Tuskan leader pointed out that some tribes survive by violence and others were more like this tribe (and presumably the cooperative tribe in "The Mandalorian"). This allows for the Tuskan aggression in the first two trilogies, while creating more of a realistic idea that tribes of like kind are not homogeneous in their thinking.
I love the depth they gave the Rusland. I mean their staffs are made from wood gathered on a spirit journey. The fact that the journey goes to a place with TREES on Tatoine, just makes it better.
I love the cultural deep dive of the Tuskens - And to your point about their use in not just the movies or the shows, they feature prominently in KOTOR games with options of peace and violence in dealing with them. Those were probably the first instances of showing communication and cooperation is possible, but these shows take that to a new level.
The train takeover looked like a video game mission, and I loved it. The speeder exploding when boba and the other Tusken jumped off in slomo really sell that feeling ever more. I could totally see a PlayStation edit with like pressing the triangle at a specific time to jump off.
This episode is FULL of references. The wookie Black Krrsantan is from the comics, the outpost where Fett grabs his speeders is Tosche Station where Luke was gonna grab power converters, and the man and the woman in the station look like Fixer and Cammie, Luke's childhood "pals" from a deleted scene of New Hope and the Star Wars radio show. Never thought I'd see ALL those elements come together in one episode.
love yalls reactions, been a fun binge watch tonight!~ gaming and relaxing and just have to have these up on the side while i do ^.^ thanks again!~ onto the next one!~
There is literally NO vegetation on Tattooine. Keep that in mind. The Gaderffii Tree ONLY exists in this dimension when you have a Brain Lizard. You cannot make your Gaderffii Staff until you go on a vision quest with a Brain Lizard......
Another possibility on the litter. Possibly it has a repulsorlift engine that takes off some of the weight of 2 hutts (but still requires the slaves to fully lift it and move it).
By the way it was bending under the weight I would say it’s just slave labour. Don’t forget it’s a show of power. As in look how many slaves I own, I can make they carry me around.
The respect they gave the Tusken Raiders in this show. I freaking love this.
Yeah, but now i need some Jawa trashing
@@xxvaltielxx1789 Yeah, I'm happy to give respect to the Tuskens but the Jawas are also offworlders. Thieving, annoying offworlders
@@JBWinter as far as Canon goes? I don't think they've ever addressed if they are offworlders, but since they show up in other planets guess they could be
@@xxvaltielxx1789 I double checked Wookipedia; apparently the animated series re-established them as native to Tattooine, just inclined to travel more than Tuskens
Comic readers seeing Black Krrsantan: "Danger!! Badass epic death wookie!!"
Jay: "Yay! New friend!"
NEW DUMB FRIEND 🦈
Wait. . .that was Santy? Then again, it's been a while since I've read the comics.
@@otakuwolf4ever985 Wasn't he hanging out with Dr Aphra?
@@LA_HA Yeah, I hope we see her.
@@otakuwolf4ever985 I finished an animated comic book series featuring her, Vader, and these two psychotic versions of C3PO and R2D2 (forgot their designations) that's full cast and very well done. Check it out if you get the chance and haven't already
I lost my nerd shit when I realized he was looking at Tosche Station and then lost even more when I realized we were seeing Fixer and Camie. Such a nice touch.
Black K, the wookie, hit me in the feels in much the same way!!!!
Right!? Fixer and Camie were a great little touch only a super nerd/fan like Filoni could give us.
That bar, where Boba wrecked shop, is actually Tosche Station and the couple was Fixer and Camie, the friends Luke wanted to go meet.
The Wookie bounty hunter is Black Krrsantan, a character from the comics. The aliens on the train were Pykes, they run the spice trade in the Star Wars universe, we saw them in the Clone Wars cartoon and Solo.
Should have picked up some power converters while he was there.
I had wondered. It looked like them.
Camie was Luke's Girlfriend.
@@LEGENDCITYest1963 Actually, she is Fixer's girlfriend and Luke's childhood crush. Luke just had a vision of what his life would be like if he never left Tatooine and in this vision he married Camie.
This was instantly one of the most spectacular hours of anything Star Wars related I’ve ever seen. Just amazing stuff
People hating on this you have to question if they are actually star wars fans
@@maciedixon3983 the 1st episode was odd but this is definitely awesome.
RIGHT?! I was "holy shit"-ing every 5 minutes. This was AMAZING.
This. Literally some of the best Star Wars of ANY of it. I can’t believe I just watched this.
Are you all being facetious or am I the only one that was beyond bored with this episode and underwhelmed with this show so far?!
1. "Fishmen" from the train are actually Pykes, their Syndicate is the galaxy's preeminent supplier of spice.
2 Black Wookie is Black Krrsantan, nicknamed "Santy," "BK," or "Black K", the infamous bounty hunter, who was regularly worked for Jabba.
I knew he seemed familiar! Thanks for pointing that out.
Which was probably also why Boba knew a location and a situation that involved him and that he teased with.
BK and Boba have a history and it is not pleasant.
Some BK?! Are we going to get some Aphra?!?!
That was not just a cool looking Wookie. It's Black Krrsantan from the comics and he's featured in lots of them. He is a bounty hunter and a killer who is disgracefully exiled from Kashyyk. He's fought both Boba Fett and Obi Wan Kenobi who beat his ass and almost blinded him. The ones on the train were the Pykes. They are part of the Syndicate and later on part of Darth Maul's Crimson Dawn. The Pykes were also featured quite a bit in the last seasons of the Clone Wars.
maul is also dead at this point
It took me a while to realize they were Pykes. I’d only ever seen them on Clone Wars and I don’t remember them taking their masks off (?).
Basically Hanharr from Legends xD
I thought that Wookiee looked familiar
@@Luke-cu7bf At this point, if he somehow came back AGAIN I wouldn't be shocked or upset lol
This one made me cry! The Tuskens being called 'savages' and having to hide to survive got real for me. I myself am a cook islander that was raised in NZ, and I have extensively studied Maori and their history as well as spoken to kaumatua's who have worked with native americans in the usa on land conservation. Indigenous cultures have lived through this in our life time. I am reminded of myself as Boba Fett, coming from a different culture but being accepted into another. Im so glad Temuera is a part of this narrative. It seems to be fitting
Kia Ora Little Raven, as a Maori and a HUGE Star Wars fan.....this one gave me the chills.....Tem is nailing it
I cry too I from Chile and was so emotional chapter is kind a a recognition of the warriors native in all america. I want to learn the dance.
That's honestly what I was thinking when watching the episode; there's a lot of Native American, Maori and Aboriginal influence. I love how they're rounding out the Tuskens. The tribal dance, the equivalent of the peyote visions and the walkabout where he found the wood. Even the shaping and intricate carving part of his gaffi stick. They've done an amazing job introducing the culture of the Tuskens in this.
Loved this episode so much! Being a New Zealander & seeing the correlation between the Maori/Tusken Raiders & Colonisation/Off-Worlders makes this feel extra special & a deeper meaning to the lore of Star Wars imo. BoBF & The Mandalorian have humanised the Tuskens so much, a culture that's beautiful in its Honour & Warrior traditions.
Ive heard native Americans say also. Dances with wolves storyline Also reminiscent of Native American tribes
Yeah I think they were also pulling a reference to the American Trans-Continental Railroad when it first went through. Passengers would take pot shots at Native Americans and buffalo herds with long rifles as they traveled across the plains states.
@@maciedixon3983 100% all Indigenous cultures in their struggles can be seen in this episode & im all for it
@@scottschofield5000 f***ing terrible that s**t happened eh....who was really the "Savages" back then huh?
It was beautiful to watch the way they made these cultural connection, appreciation to a lot of different things that deserved that recognition. I teared up a bit thinking of the creators taking the extra step to make this special. I will never get bored of learning more about tusken culture
every reactor says the same thing: "This is the Star Wars we want." I could not agree more. it looks like Star Wars, it FEELS like Star Wars: sci-fi fantasy space opera samurai western. gives me hope for Ahsoka.
And obiwan!
yes! The Ahsoka show will be hands down the most important of these shows. They need to nail that
This episode really leans into Star Wars being a Space Western. The flashback is The Great Train Robbery, or pretty close. Also, people would shoot at the bison herds or tribepeople from trains headed west all the time.
Not really a western, but one of the pieces of concept art at the end was also basically ripped from Lawrence of Arabia. The the one where we see white-clad Tuskens running towards the wrecked train.
@@sirboomsalot4902 Yeah, for sure. I didn't realize it while watching the episode, but the credits image looked like it might have been traced from a frame of LoA, and it made it click that this whole Tusken Raiders storyline is Star Wars doing Lawrence of Arabia.
Yeah those filthy Pykes just made innocent Tuskens and their animals as target practice.
I also like the little tastes of Sopranos and The Wire that we’ve been getting. I can’t wait to see more of it.
@@sirboomsalot4902 what's the trick then ? The trick William Potter is not minding that it hurts.. 🤏🚬
The more time we get to spend with the Tusken Raiders, the more heartbreaking Anakin's actions become. Aslo, seeing so much of the Maori culture in Temuera, specially his face as he fights, actually makes me emotional while impressed. Loved that they honor that part of him and the proud culture of the Maori!
True, but they did kill Anakin's mother. And if the Tuskens are like other warrior races, they probably did not mind dying heroic deaths in battle with Anakin.
My fave quote whilst watching this episode is from my husband exclaiming "yo, that wookie is YOKED"
Loved this episode. When the badass Wookie appeared my husband instantly called him "Chewbastard".
I'll be honest, back in Mando season 1 when we were back on Tatooine and every time after that I was like "yeah it's cool and all but everything happens on Tatooine, feels like the galaxy's getting smaller" and boy oh boy was I wrong. The fact that so many different yet related stories take place on that planet doesn't shrink the galaxy it bring real growth to a planet I thought I know for over 20 years! As the boys said, the Tuskens were a weird tribe with no identity and just there so Anakin could slaughter them. But now we learned that they're living in different tribes some more aggressive than others. They have a culture, they can actually be peaceful and helping if you treat them fair (as Mando did in s2e1).
Even though I have some really small points I could critisize I just love this show, especially this episode and I'm so excited to se more
The galaxy seems way more populated when planets are PLANETS, with different cities and locations instead of feeling like one small town.
@@ketchup016 yeah and having the major being the race that he is (I forgot the name), seeing twi'leks having a community there and of course the Hutt twins. It's feels like there is a history in Mos Espa.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how little dialogue there is and how much story is told by just showing!! Its the best kind of story telling that Star Wars has needed for along time!
Adam/Jay the Wookie’s name is Black Krrsantan and is from the comics. I was freaking out when he walked out! So awesome! If they’re giving us him in episode 2 I can only imagine who else we’re gonna see in the rest of the season 😆 and I cannot wait!
The costume design is incredible as well
Embo, bossk, bane, dengar, anything could happen! I'm so hyped
With Black K showing up, it’s possible we get Doctor Aphra from the comics as well. This show just introduced one of the most badass bounty hunters from the expanded canon
Also the BK costume was top notch.
He also fought Ben kenobi on tattooine so kenobi show??
The Wookie is an extended universe character and he’s brutal. That wookie isn’t gonna be a good guy
He actually knows Boba personally as they both worked together as bounty hunters until vader split them up
@@raulmenedez2427 Yep. Boba calling him a gladiator is a personal insult from their past together, as is “and I am not a sleeping Trandoshan guard.”
@@Redjack10 I’ve been asking around today to find if those were personal jabs from Boba with comic connections; and you just answered it for me!
I wonder if this means Doctor Aphra may either be referenced or even show up.
@@CASTALYA77 hope so
I love how in this we see Boba introduce the whole "you must pay tribute to the Tuskens to cross the Dune Sea" aspect - which 5 years later from this point we see when Mando trades some binocs to cross their land. Such a minor detail from two years ago that was fleshed out in a handful of lines in this ep
"Whos driving train, its Ed Harris baby!!" Haha love that Snow Piercer reference..
That Tuskan going in reverse is an ode to the Ewok learning to drive a speeder..
Adam, when the lizard went up Bobba's nose, the look on your face and then your comment about the salamander made my husband say "Umm, we prefer to be called 'haluci-lizard'." Also, I totally agree with Jay - we really want to see this kind of Star Wars. You're reactions are fantastic!
I was just scrolling down the comments and when I came to this one, I legit just burst out laughing. ^^ Thank you!
@@Vyrexuviel Glad you had a good laugh - I did too when my husband said it. Good times! :D
It’s honestly bad how quickly I jump when I see y’all post. Love these internet best friends. I’ve been waiting all day for this
Same friend liked the episode thought it could be a lil less flashback but good :))
Same bro I finished watching the show at like 10:00 and have been checking my RUclips every 20 minutes since then
Same.
I want a peyote lizard. I'll take good care of him and every weekend we could go on the most wonderful trips.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
I was WAITING for you guys 😂
This episode was a full package. The people who said "That was not enough!"
They said ok we got you full action mafia, hutts, B.K, train heist, tusken training, and trippy lizards
and A New Hope deleted scene callbacks
Boba 'are you running spice?'
Pyke leader 'what does spice look like?'
Box of Spice opens
*Paul Atreides has entered the chat*
The bar that Boba fights the gang members in is actually Tosche station, the one Luke says he was going to go pick up power converters from before meeting obi wan in ep 4, and the couple is actually friends of Lukes from when he was on Tatoonie. Their shown in a deleted scene from a new hope
Yeah it was Camie and Fixer, who got cut from the original movie. It's their first time on the screen technically.
The dancing at the end... a circle of dancers with some in the middle in a ... wavy line formation? All hail the Oxford Comma!
This episode was fantastic. Some of the best Star Wars we seen in years 😍😍😍 The wookies name is Black Krrsantan and he was introduced in the comic Darth Vader nr 1.
While I know he has a real name, I will be referring to him as Chewbadass.
@@hqueso Or, “Chew-back the f*#% off”.
@@hqueso Chewbeatdown
@@michaelplano6941 🤣🤣🤣that's amazing
When will we meet Dr Aphra...? Do we think she'll make her live action debut soon?
That female battlemaster Tusken is an absolute badass! Just RAMS the train. XD
This was such a wholesome episode of BOBF, from the way he was slowly assimilating to their tribe, to them welcoming him and the training for the hesit! I laughed when the Rancor cage opened and it was empty only to start freaking out wondering "WHAT HAPPEND TO MUCHI?!?!?!"
I mean...Luke killed whatever rancor was there but maybe Muchi was his mom or something? Who knows...
Hopefully Muchi was traded or lost in a bet or taken off-world. I'm sure we'll see them again someday.
HOVER BANTHA!! For reals, this episode is everything I have wanted to see since 1977. Absolutely fell in love with the Tusken Raiders as a little kid watching A New Hope and I love seeing them go from being a disposable villain to real people.
I lost it as soon as I saw Black Krrsantan. He’s from the comics and has worked with Fett before as well as Vader and Doctor Aphra
Yeah, the mayor is an Ithorian. Good on you Adam for recognizing that. Mainly I've only seen them in Knights of the Old Republic games. Cool to see one as a character in live action and I liked that he had a translator module so we can all understand him.
I also want say if anyone hasn't played Knights of the Old Republic part 1&2 you should definitely try them if you can. Besides them having great stories and characters you also learn so much about the history and cultures of different races and also different groups like the Tusken Raiders, the Mandalorians, and the Wookies just to name a few. I love those games and if they ever made a live action series or movie out of them I would be so damn happy.🥳With the right casting and good production value it could be something really amazing. A guy can dream right?
The train scene was basically an Indiana Jones chase in Star Wars. Love it!
My fav detail, at 4:18 - "He is of the Order of the Night Wind." Fennec rolls her eyes and goes "Pffft." _Those_ overrated hacks.
"Ridin' The Tiny Dragon!" HAHAHA !!!
I've seen people calling this show boring. BRO! How the fuck can seeing Tusken Raiders 'do things' be boring? I never knew how much I needed this kind of deep dive into such a fringe mythology thing.
Exactly!
This episode was beyond epic. The respect given to the Tusken culture in this series is amazing and one of the best things I’ve seen in the history of Star Wars.
So the two people in the bar are Luke's friends CAMIE and FIXER (confirmed in the end credits). After spotting the battle in orbit, Luke went to that same bar to tell them and Biggs about it...in a deleted scene.
Black Krrsantan is so cool. Cannot wait. Bring me Aphra!
I need an Aphra show!
1. This episode was AMAZING. As other people have said; this was the “Great Train Robbery” episode of this Space Western.
2. I love how Boba uses his skills to do two things at once: he helps out a community and the community helps him.
3. First we got Cheek Spider. Now say hello to Nose Lizard!!!
Cheek spider?
@@reality8470 LOL yeah. It’s become a bit of a running joke that originated in one of their reaction videos from like three years ago.
Idk, man. I think I’ll keep on the death sticks instead… lol
@@charlesjames5059 Ok good to know. I am new
@@reality8470 the fun starts at the 2 minute mark. ruclips.net/video/ip0hh7jCblQ/видео.html.
The wookiees in Revenge Of The Sith were performed by a basketball team from Australia, the Sydney Kings.
The mandalorian had me excited for star wars again, this is making me stay excited.
I love that freaking ending, this is a great show! You guys seem to get it, I really like what they are trying to do.
Absolutely loved this episode!! The more we learn about Star Wars the more I’m in!! Man that wookie is badass and can’t wait to see more
Here's a little interesting facts for you both, that place Boba steals the speeders is actually Toshe Station that Luke in the first movie wanted to go to. There's a deleted seen of the place and that's actually the same lay out and design of the place. Also the Male and Female characters in there are actually Luke's friends from the deleted scene. What a great episode and reaction.
Not the same actors as those in the deleted scene. Koo Stark and Anthony Forrest played the original. Mandy Kowalski and Skyler Bible reprised the roles according to IMBd.
Those actors would have to be immortal lol
The train shooting first kinda reminded me on how colonists created the railway system in the us they often shot and fired at buffalo for sport not for food almost making them extinct. How the Tuskans are treated by Offworlders has parallels to how Native Americans were treated by Colonists. Not a political guy btw just a guy that loves history and I noticed the parallels.
That’s a good correlation
I honestly never thought I would see boba Fett and a tuskan raider on a speader bike, this is the greatest day of my life 😁 and especially krrsantan making an appearance, awesome
The entire ending sequence gave me goosebumps… love that so much!
The bar Boba Fett went to and fought those bikers was Toshi Station and the couple he saves are Fixer and Camie, two of Luke's friends
I am LOVING these flashback stories and how much they flesh out the Tuskens.
When I was watching the episode, I kept thinking, we don't have time for a train job, it'll be next episode, but they did! AND the gaffi stick crafting?!? This ep was a font of lore!
Also, I did not realize Ithorians were so hairy? Have you ever seen an elephant close up? Like at an animal park? They have lots of dark, coarse hairs. Made me wonder if Ithorian skin is like elephant skin (I know they have the Chevin in Star Wars, which are elephantine. Could they be related?) Such cool details!
I love the dinosaur dogs so much. They're adorable! This series meshes perfectly with The Mandolorian and the Western/Kirosawa influences we've been seeing in the new SW properties. I mean all the cliches are there, but they work so well. I especially love the sister Hutt's dainty little fan and how she "whispers" behind it. The twins should be Gardulla the Younger and his sister. They're the kids of Gardulla who was briefly seen in The Phantom Menace, and she also has an interesting history.
The entire bike riding training sequence was amazing!! I laughed so much!! I love the amount of time we got to spend with them!!
So much hype seeing Hutts again. Especially in live action with great sfx. Plus, rad looking badass Wookie. Also, I love culture so much, and seeing Tusken Raiders inducting Boba into their tribe with a ceremonial dance was so spectacular.
I was waiting for this video! Your videos are the first thing I look for after watching a show!
That 48 minute episode had more story and intrigue than the whole sequel trilogy
I can't believe we got this. This was magical honestly. My god. Great reaction and review!
I was unaware that the Wookie was from a comic, but his appearance still was very epic to me. Can’t wait to see what else the following episodes have in store
Oh man I miss my lizard snorting days back in college 🦎
The lizard was thinking "and thought these things smelled bad....on the outside!"
That wookie is the most badass humanoid I have ever seen.
Tatooine is the Australia of planets. EVERYTHING kills you. Love this episode so much.
The Tusken Warrior who helped train Boba Fett in fighting with a Gaderffii stick is played by Joanna Bennett, who has done stunt work for both Marvel (Brie Larson stunts in Captain Marvel) and DC (Gal Gadot stunts in Justice League) films.
That wookie looks like Black Krrsantan from the Doctor Aphra comics. Those comics are in-canon so I hope he is because that would mean that a live-action version of Doctor Aphra might also show up, which would be awesome.
It is him
Yup. Its him.
I hope we meet a live action Dr Aphra soon!
She's so amazing! She'd translate so well on-screen in any medium.
The fleshing out of the Tuskens in this show is amazing.
That bar Boba Fett beat up some guys at was Tasche station from a deleted scene in A New Hope, those 2 humans were 2 of Luke's friends
That was a Tusken Haka at the end. Temuera Morrisson is giving us Maori warrior culture through the Tuskens. Also: this is big Dune vibes. Duke Leto told Paul that to rule Arrakis they would need desert power" House Atredies overtures to Fremen was becasue the Fremen are the desert power. The Tuskens are the Fremen. Bobba will call on them. The Hutts, like the Harkonnens, are going to find out what happens when the natives get restless. Also: a Dresden and a GoT reference...BRILLIANT!
It’s why the people that hate this episode hate dune. I dgaf about their opinions
*Temuera
Just to add but Māori aren't simply a warrior culture either, of course.
@@tichu7994 Shame...when Cersai had to walk the street naked with that female acolyte ringing a bell and saying shame after each ring. That acolyte was given to the zombie Mountain to play with,..
@@venomsnake225 No offense meant. Part of their cukture
The bad guys in the train were the Pike Syndicate, a criminal group featured in Clone Wars and Solo, known for the spice trade
Love this episode found it to be a massive improvement over the first one which may actually have the less budget put into it like a really short pilot. I don't mind the flashbacks at all compared to some people i see who aren't into them taking up 80% of the episode but we honesty need them the world building is great. Episode three to me is the final flashback ending on a massive event which sets up the next three episodes so I'm really excited. This had a mix of Dune, Lawrence of Arabia, Mad Max, and Dances With Wolves. 11:57 Fun detail but this is Tosche Station and those two are Luke's friends from the cut New Hope footage of Luke watching the battle above Tatooine.
I want to thank you both for all that you do. You have helped me alot during these crazy times.
Found you guys through your Hawkeye reviews, just want to say your reactions are BRILLIANT! Seriously, highly entertaining watching the emotional journeys you go on. And yeah, this show is awesome :)
Notice how there's a painting in the credits that is EXACTLY the same as a shot from Lawrence of Arabia, as Arabs rush a derailed train? And how Boba comes out of the tent looking like a photonegative of Peter O'Toole?
I really wish the Hutts drum beep was replaced with a truck backing up. Beep. Beep. Beep. I would lost it laughing
Man, I need to know more about that Wookie Bounty Hunter IMMEDIATELY!
I'm glad the Tuskan leader pointed out that some tribes survive by violence and others were more like this tribe (and presumably the cooperative tribe in "The Mandalorian"). This allows for the Tuskan aggression in the first two trilogies, while creating more of a realistic idea that tribes of like kind are not homogeneous in their thinking.
that wookie reveal was literally the showrunners saying "what if we made Wookies KICKASS?!"
I love the depth they gave the Rusland.
I mean their staffs are made from wood gathered on a spirit journey.
The fact that the journey goes to a place with TREES on Tatoine, just makes it better.
It would be cool to see a series of National Geographic ethnographic travelogues based in the Star Wars universe... lol
The couple in the bar are Lukes friends from A new hope!!
I love how with just a few seconds of screen time no dialogue no name no infos we all fell in love with the badass wookie and want more of him XD
I love the cultural deep dive of the Tuskens - And to your point about their use in not just the movies or the shows, they feature prominently in KOTOR games with options of peace and violence in dealing with them. Those were probably the first instances of showing communication and cooperation is possible, but these shows take that to a new level.
According to Wookieepedia, the dark Wookiee is named Black Krrsantaan (pretty sure I spelled that wrong) and it is in a Darth Vader comic.
I suspect the nose candy salamander was inspired by one of the writers having to get a 'rona swab test.
'i need your clothes and your motorcycle' very terminator
"O'Doyle Rules!" LMFAO!
I got chills when you guessed my name.. its the wrong name but still.. chills
Thank you kindly Adam & Jay. Always love to watch your reactions. *tusken cheer*
Boba Fett: Mugen train arc was fun
I thoroughly enjoy watching along with you two cool cats. Your enthusiasm is contagious. 👍👍👍
The train takeover looked like a video game mission, and I loved it. The speeder exploding when boba and the other Tusken jumped off in slomo really sell that feeling ever more. I could totally see a PlayStation edit with like pressing the triangle at a specific time to jump off.
I was waiting all day for you guys! You always have the best takes.
The Tuscan Raider history and culture, was amazing. I’m so glad they went into their backstory.
YESS! SANDPIECER!
I said the same thing when I watched it and immediately thought - I wonder if Jay and Adam will think of that too. LOL
I like how he has his own flashBacta tank
This episode is FULL of references. The wookie Black Krrsantan is from the comics, the outpost where Fett grabs his speeders is Tosche Station where Luke was gonna grab power converters, and the man and the woman in the station look like Fixer and Cammie, Luke's childhood "pals" from a deleted scene of New Hope and the Star Wars radio show. Never thought I'd see ALL those elements come together in one episode.
love yalls reactions, been a fun binge watch tonight!~ gaming and relaxing and just have to have these up on the side while i do ^.^ thanks again!~ onto the next one!~
There is literally NO vegetation on Tattooine. Keep that in mind. The Gaderffii Tree ONLY exists in this dimension when you have a Brain Lizard. You cannot make your Gaderffii Staff until you go on a vision quest with a Brain Lizard......
"Hi! We're 'Too Many Lemons'! We just need a one word suggestion from the audience to get started!"
This made me beyond happy when your notification appeared!!
Another possibility on the litter. Possibly it has a repulsorlift engine that takes off some of the weight of 2 hutts (but still requires the slaves to fully lift it and move it).
By the way it was bending under the weight I would say it’s just slave labour. Don’t forget it’s a show of power. As in look how many slaves I own, I can make they carry me around.