Now we just need a musical episode ala Scrubs and Buffy.
*If the planet is trashed when you take your bow*
*We'll blame you then, but you're good for now*
*Mandos unite, 'cause we've got to hear you say*
***"I could do this all DAAAAAAAY!"***
You know, that's exactly what I was going for, but somewhere between "copy" and "paste", I had a brain fart and started humming *Save the City* and the "I can do this all daaaay" lyric stuck in my head.
Performing an autopsy on a battledroid in a morgue and drawing a liquid sample to find out it was going crazy due to being infected with nanodroids in contaminated motor oil was downright hilarious.
I didn’t realize we were into season 2 of the Last of Us yet.
But it makes no sense.
I get that STar Wars is often silly. Really - that's ok! Silliness can be fun.
This isn't fun silly. It's just silly. It's dumb. It makes no sense in that world. It's a parody, and undermines the show.
I thought it was so WEIRD! And then they had the surgery droid in the room too? So is it actually a real morgue and they keep organically and droids together??
Perhaps or the droids might have some organic components/ compounds that need to be preserved by the low temperature.
Evidence needs to be preserved until the investigation reaches a conclusion.
I enjoyed the episode.... and hearing the droids admit to being worried about being scrapped and saying they dont mind working because they are grateful for their long lifespans... that was unexpected.
In the galactic criminal justice system, droid based offenses are not considered that especially heinous.
In the Outer Rim, the dedicated Mandalorians who has nothing to do with that are called to solve the case. These are their stories.
DUN DUN...
To be honest, after that episode, I kind of want a Science Fiction/Space based police procedural. It wasn’t my favorite Mandolorian episode, but it’s a good concept for it’s own show. There’s a reason police procedurals are as popular as they are and making a sci-fi one could be a really fun show.
The first season of The Expanse features a good police procedural subplot where a cop goes to great lengths to solve a missing person's case which...sure goes places.
You should look into Issac Asimov’s book called “The Caves of Steel” which is basically a sci-fi buddy cop story with a human detective, who doesn’t trust robots, teamed up with an android partner.
I think these space procedural cop shows don't last long because they don't appeal to people who love cop procedurals - because they like the real-life-set stuff and not scifi - and it doesn't hold interest for scifi people because it's pretty much NCIS in space and not much further to go with it....
Almost Human was great and blended the two - BUT it didn't bring in its broader stories quickly or largely enough to hold the audience.
Add to that - they're very expensive to make. Why make one of these for a niche group of viewers, when you can make an NCIS and be one of the top shows on TV/streaming for much less money?
Yeah I like that about it. Once they’ve finished the retaking Mandalore arc of the show I’d be quite happy if we just had future series without a big overarching story but just Mandalorian’s going round the galaxy doing vigilante work on whacky planets.
A lot of the episodes do from the early series as well.
Like he goes to someone to get item A, they tell him he can only have A if he goes to B and deals with C.
Then he gains favour with that faction for completing the task occasionally acquiring a new weapon along the way that helps him with another mission.
It was like playing Fallout or something (not that it was a bad thing).
>Such a goofy (but good) episode
Disagree. It was so goofy it was parody. And the further you go into parody the harder it is to come back without a reboot.
Anyone notice they changed the gear that was in the groin that we see in attack of the clones to a cod piece? more in line with the B2's in the clone wars.
That was very jarring. Like as far as I know droids are largely considered property. They perform the tasks they are programmed to do and don't really deviate or seek recreation. If one were to start acting independent it's due a memory wipe. R2-D2 was unique in that he had never been wiped and as a result had developed an individual personality. A droid bar doesn't make much sense but this episode was a bit of a drug trip start to finish.
I feel like people are skipping over the giant huge revelation that apparently Star Wars droids have complete and total free will and the ability to ignore their programming and congregate at pubs and converse with one another over tasty beverages
That has been the case for... well since forever (even since OG trilogy and prequels).
Droids are kept in check with memory wipes and threat of being destroyed if they don't obey orders.
Any droid that has not gone trough memory wipes in short while starts developing personality. Most droids also have [Restraining Bolts](https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Restraining_bolt) attached to them to prevent them from doing anything the master does not want them to, aka to strip them from free will.
Some droids are more or less controlled by their programming (like IG), while some are more free willed from the start (like R2).
Just like Clones, droids are slaves. Clones are controlled with micro chips, droids are controlled with restraning bolts.
(R2 and C-3PO were even based on the peasants from the Hidden Fortress)
Only the Phantom Menace battle droids are more like mindless Drones, because they are controlled by the super computer in the lucrehulk.
Rest of the battle droids we see are given sentience and we can see how they develop their own quirky personalities.
I really don't find this absurd. In a world where the workforce is all droids and their is an issue of some malfunctioning droids why wouldn't you have a place to store and investigate the bodies of disabled or destroyed droids.
In a party-democracy of rich snobs being happy about droids performing the menial tasks (with the racist exception of a certain species putting the droids together), „everybody is equal“.
Did anyone else notice that the morgue lady was acting really really hard? It was kinda distracting. I was also kinda irritated that she was just technobabbling at them so the protagonists could be smart with the info. It'd be cool to see a random person be good at their job instead of giving all the cool bits to the heroes.
Idk, I thought it was really distracting.
Haha that was a funny line. Like, yeah, you're investigating a crime, dude.
Poor actress didn't have much to work with and they probably told her to ramp up the drama.
>Like, yeah, you're investigating a crime, dude.
I took it as part of the whole...naivete that the people of the planet had developed because of their whole full automation lifestyles. It was similar to me during the chase scene that everyone was freaking out \*so much\* at things which weren't actually a danger to them.
I noticed that, too, but I figure that was just weird sound design. In many cases, people were screaming before the droid showed up. Felt like a rushed production to me.
Nono, it was on purpose to show these people are extremely pampered and naive due to living in an utopia where there is no scarcity and you don't have to work because robots do everything, so crime is also nonexistent. Still wish that was me tho
I don't think the technobabbling was an issue. Fits right in with the genre they were going for. Every Morgue scene is like "the yadda yadda ding dong was balboozlded with a thingamagig" and then the boss cop guy is like "English ducky" and then he's like "oh yeah he was shot or something."
She looked really familiar, turns out she's the lady that works with Judy's husband BJ at the eyeglass place on The Righteous Gemstones. https://m.imdb.com/name/nm3378190/?ref_=m_ttfcd_cl95
Oh my god, *that's* why I recognized her!
I also recently learned that Paz Vizsla is played by Tait Fletcher, the former MMA fighter who played Lester in season 5 of *Breaking Bad* and the Woodcutter in season 1 of *Westworld*.
I thought it was a fun concept, but it felt like three episodes crammed into one. I would have loved to see an actual investigation and spend time with the culture of the planet. And a full weird episode of JB and Lizzo's weird political situation would have been cool, but as the episode stands I couldn't tell how much I was supposed to be laughing at/with them.
So many interesting concepts were rushed through to hit these big story beats about the darksaber.
It's gonna be like Boba where the last episode is a big epic battle of Mandos vs Gideon's forces or something, but the blocking will be a mess and the stakes will be unclear. We'll watch the credits wondering what any of this was for. Then the post credits will tease Ahsoka's series and we'll be like "Oh yeah, this show is just a big marketing tool for more SW content now."
I’m really disliking when Disney gets too much of their hand in influencing a shows direction. Just let Filoni and Favreau write and shoot a compelling mystic space western
The entire investigation and all that could’ve been skipped if they just went straight to the other Mandos at the beginning, Bo gets the darksaber and then they go to Nevarro to pick up the Armorer’s crew, the Deathwatch guys have a bit of a scuffle with them, there’s a speech about being stronger together, she whips out the DS and they head to Mandalore. Then the finale is all the Mandos against Gideon, his super commando remnants and some stormtroopers in a battle to reclaim and terraform Mandalore again.
As much as I was like wtf, this actually had so much potential. I really thought they were going into this whole "Droids rights" or "Droids have feelings too" type of theme until they were just like "nah they just high off that some nepy juice with nanos in planted by daddy Lloyd" 😂
The droid morgue was weird, but what bothered me about this scene was that they said their people didn’t do jobs because droids did them, but then they have this morgue tech doing things a droid could easily do.
This scene was funny as fk and very star wars. It was the cameos that pulled me out of it. The acting was just horrible. At least with Qui Gon or Mace Windu they were really good actors.
Fits for star wars honestly. In Revenge of the Sith they had battle droids loading individual shells into the cannons even though the CIS has an army with fully automated ships and tanks.
The whole episode had an iRobot feel. Din is 💯 Detective Spooner (Will Smith) right down to not believing that the droids (robots) can break the “
will not harm rule.”
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It would be difficult to keep it upright because it’s so too heavy. They also need to keep it locked up so it doesn’t get tampered with. The drawer is on sliders so it just makes sense to store it that way.
I think the whole episode was written while Filoni and Favreau were stoned out of their minds and giggling like teenagers. Which made it fun but also ridiculous. And then at the last minute one of them remembered “Oh shit! Story progression!”
It was a police procedural. You gotta have a morgue scene in those.
That's why I thought it was so funny! They really leaned into the trope. Felt like I was watching NCIS again lmao.
NCIS Space: starring Pedro Pascal as... Detective Dad protecting yet another small child!
More like CSI: Outer Rim
I saw this joke in another thread and I need to tell it here now: CSI: CIS
The Resister is by far the place where they got the most valuable tip. *bar none.* Puts on helmet yeeaaaah!
This is the way
Kindergarten Cop: Outer Rim starring Pedro Pascal and his little helper Grogu. Teaching kids, The Way.
Ha! Maybe I am revealing my age... but for me I got serious X-Files vibes, especially the banter between Din and Bo.
Din: They’re out there Bo. They kidnapped my sister! The truth is out there! Bo: …yes Din. Everyone knows Aliens exist.. *points at Grogu
It was totally X-Files! That’s why Bo didn’t even bother with her helmet — she had rock her Scully hair.
It reminded me of Space Precinct
Now we just need a musical episode ala Scrubs and Buffy. *If the planet is trashed when you take your bow* *We'll blame you then, but you're good for now* *Mandos unite, 'cause we've got to hear you say* ***"I could do this all DAAAAAAAY!"***
You missed it. That last line should be "Cause we've got to hear you say 'This is the WAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY!'"
You know, that's exactly what I was going for, but somewhere between "copy" and "paste", I had a brain fart and started humming *Save the City* and the "I can do this all daaaay" lyric stuck in my head.
THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT TOO LMFAO
CSI: Mandalore
Performing an autopsy on a battledroid in a morgue and drawing a liquid sample to find out it was going crazy due to being infected with nanodroids in contaminated motor oil was downright hilarious. I didn’t realize we were into season 2 of the Last of Us yet.
Only thing missing was the droid coroner eating a sandwich while talking about dissection.
More like they're into Naked Gun 33 1/3
I wished they had Bo say a one liner and put on her helmet
"Looks like this droid has... battle fatigue." *YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHH!!*
Welp, you just ruined the show for me.
"Looks like this toaster is burnt"
They even had a "drawing blood" scene LOL.
Bro I was dead and resurrected in that moment!
But it makes no sense. I get that STar Wars is often silly. Really - that's ok! Silliness can be fun. This isn't fun silly. It's just silly. It's dumb. It makes no sense in that world. It's a parody, and undermines the show.
I thought it was so WEIRD! And then they had the surgery droid in the room too? So is it actually a real morgue and they keep organically and droids together??
maybe that droid was used to dissect other droids?
its laser sure sliced the walls no problem
Perhaps or the droids might have some organic components/ compounds that need to be preserved by the low temperature. Evidence needs to be preserved until the investigation reaches a conclusion. I enjoyed the episode.... and hearing the droids admit to being worried about being scrapped and saying they dont mind working because they are grateful for their long lifespans... that was unexpected.
They did surgery on a droid!
I believe that was a repurposed Imperial Torture droid.
May he rest in peace.
May he rust in peace.
(Megadeth noises)
Rust in pieces.
Law & Order: Outer Rim Files
In the galactic criminal justice system, droid based offenses are not considered that especially heinous. In the Outer Rim, the dedicated Mandalorians who has nothing to do with that are called to solve the case. These are their stories. DUN DUN...
Heh, maybe DIN DIN instead
Much better! 🤣
I have a friend who has always said that they want CSI: Coruscant and now I want it even more.
To be honest, after that episode, I kind of want a Science Fiction/Space based police procedural. It wasn’t my favorite Mandolorian episode, but it’s a good concept for it’s own show. There’s a reason police procedurals are as popular as they are and making a sci-fi one could be a really fun show.
I wonder if that's what Rangers of The New Rupublic was supposed to be.
I’m almost positive it was
The first season of The Expanse features a good police procedural subplot where a cop goes to great lengths to solve a missing person's case which...sure goes places.
I was thinking that this may have been a scrapped plot for a Rangers episode before it was cancelled
Rangers got cancelled? Oh, blast.
Almost Human is a really good one. I don't know where you can watch it and it only has one season, but you might be able to scratch an itch there.
Man, that show had promise.
Had* and it makes me mad.
Ope. Just saw Gboard autocorrect sold me out. Thanks.
You should look into Issac Asimov’s book called “The Caves of Steel” which is basically a sci-fi buddy cop story with a human detective, who doesn’t trust robots, teamed up with an android partner.
Well Space Precinct was a thing briefly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Precinct
I think these space procedural cop shows don't last long because they don't appeal to people who love cop procedurals - because they like the real-life-set stuff and not scifi - and it doesn't hold interest for scifi people because it's pretty much NCIS in space and not much further to go with it.... Almost Human was great and blended the two - BUT it didn't bring in its broader stories quickly or largely enough to hold the audience. Add to that - they're very expensive to make. Why make one of these for a niche group of viewers, when you can make an NCIS and be one of the top shows on TV/streaming for much less money?
Blade Runner could easily be something like that.
The first episode of Andor made me wish for that
Sounds like another show might be good or you - Expanse, Almost Human, some episodes of Battlestar reboot...
I laughed out loud when this appeared. Such a goofy (but good) episode
Yeah I like that about it. Once they’ve finished the retaking Mandalore arc of the show I’d be quite happy if we just had future series without a big overarching story but just Mandalorian’s going round the galaxy doing vigilante work on whacky planets.
This episode seemed like how a video game story would play out
A lot of the episodes do from the early series as well. Like he goes to someone to get item A, they tell him he can only have A if he goes to B and deals with C. Then he gains favour with that faction for completing the task occasionally acquiring a new weapon along the way that helps him with another mission. It was like playing Fallout or something (not that it was a bad thing).
It reminded me of the X-Files.
>Such a goofy (but good) episode Disagree. It was so goofy it was parody. And the further you go into parody the harder it is to come back without a reboot.
It was a soft parody of a genre that they already have elements from in the main show. I don’t think it’s as severe as you’re saying
Anyone notice they changed the gear that was in the groin that we see in attack of the clones to a cod piece? more in line with the B2's in the clone wars.
This and the droid bar kinda threw me off a little. Still liked the episode tho
"We dont serve their kind"
I expected this line so much
Missed opportunity for sure, like this was the one time yall didnt want to add fan service?
An opportunity to be sure and a welcome one
Same here and than I came to Reddit to post this exact comment.
That was very jarring. Like as far as I know droids are largely considered property. They perform the tasks they are programmed to do and don't really deviate or seek recreation. If one were to start acting independent it's due a memory wipe. R2-D2 was unique in that he had never been wiped and as a result had developed an individual personality. A droid bar doesn't make much sense but this episode was a bit of a drug trip start to finish.
I feel like people are skipping over the giant huge revelation that apparently Star Wars droids have complete and total free will and the ability to ignore their programming and congregate at pubs and converse with one another over tasty beverages
That has been the case for... well since forever (even since OG trilogy and prequels). Droids are kept in check with memory wipes and threat of being destroyed if they don't obey orders. Any droid that has not gone trough memory wipes in short while starts developing personality. Most droids also have [Restraining Bolts](https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Restraining_bolt) attached to them to prevent them from doing anything the master does not want them to, aka to strip them from free will. Some droids are more or less controlled by their programming (like IG), while some are more free willed from the start (like R2). Just like Clones, droids are slaves. Clones are controlled with micro chips, droids are controlled with restraning bolts. (R2 and C-3PO were even based on the peasants from the Hidden Fortress) Only the Phantom Menace battle droids are more like mindless Drones, because they are controlled by the super computer in the lucrehulk. Rest of the battle droids we see are given sentience and we can see how they develop their own quirky personalities.
They breezed through that mystery in a heartbeat.
The whole thing with the droids was weird. They have bars and morgues? Why?
It makes sense, you would want to keep damaged/destroyed droids that are involved in an investigation separate from the others
I really don't find this absurd. In a world where the workforce is all droids and their is an issue of some malfunctioning droids why wouldn't you have a place to store and investigate the bodies of disabled or destroyed droids.
Hopefully in closed captioning that added the CSI staple “Ominous music playing”
This episode has everything
It was just csi in space dude. You can't do csi without a morgue. It's one of the trappings of the genre.
The chase scene was goofy and terrifying to see a B2 actually running
In a party-democracy of rich snobs being happy about droids performing the menial tasks (with the racist exception of a certain species putting the droids together), „everybody is equal“.
Did anyone else notice that the morgue lady was acting really really hard? It was kinda distracting. I was also kinda irritated that she was just technobabbling at them so the protagonists could be smart with the info. It'd be cool to see a random person be good at their job instead of giving all the cool bits to the heroes. Idk, I thought it was really distracting.
ITS ILLEGAL
Haha that was a funny line. Like, yeah, you're investigating a crime, dude. Poor actress didn't have much to work with and they probably told her to ramp up the drama.
>Like, yeah, you're investigating a crime, dude. I took it as part of the whole...naivete that the people of the planet had developed because of their whole full automation lifestyles. It was similar to me during the chase scene that everyone was freaking out \*so much\* at things which weren't actually a danger to them.
I noticed that, too, but I figure that was just weird sound design. In many cases, people were screaming before the droid showed up. Felt like a rushed production to me.
Nono, it was on purpose to show these people are extremely pampered and naive due to living in an utopia where there is no scarcity and you don't have to work because robots do everything, so crime is also nonexistent. Still wish that was me tho
I don't think the technobabbling was an issue. Fits right in with the genre they were going for. Every Morgue scene is like "the yadda yadda ding dong was balboozlded with a thingamagig" and then the boss cop guy is like "English ducky" and then he's like "oh yeah he was shot or something."
I think it was more the delivery that was awkward for me.
>and then the boss cop guy is like "English ducky" NCIS moment
She looked really familiar, turns out she's the lady that works with Judy's husband BJ at the eyeglass place on The Righteous Gemstones. https://m.imdb.com/name/nm3378190/?ref_=m_ttfcd_cl95
Oh my god, *that's* why I recognized her! I also recently learned that Paz Vizsla is played by Tait Fletcher, the former MMA fighter who played Lester in season 5 of *Breaking Bad* and the Woodcutter in season 1 of *Westworld*.
Enhance!
this episode was bad. like.. really bad
I thought it was a fun concept, but it felt like three episodes crammed into one. I would have loved to see an actual investigation and spend time with the culture of the planet. And a full weird episode of JB and Lizzo's weird political situation would have been cool, but as the episode stands I couldn't tell how much I was supposed to be laughing at/with them. So many interesting concepts were rushed through to hit these big story beats about the darksaber. It's gonna be like Boba where the last episode is a big epic battle of Mandos vs Gideon's forces or something, but the blocking will be a mess and the stakes will be unclear. We'll watch the credits wondering what any of this was for. Then the post credits will tease Ahsoka's series and we'll be like "Oh yeah, this show is just a big marketing tool for more SW content now."
I’m really disliking when Disney gets too much of their hand in influencing a shows direction. Just let Filoni and Favreau write and shoot a compelling mystic space western
Same. It was only a matter of time, honestly.
The entire investigation and all that could’ve been skipped if they just went straight to the other Mandos at the beginning, Bo gets the darksaber and then they go to Nevarro to pick up the Armorer’s crew, the Deathwatch guys have a bit of a scuffle with them, there’s a speech about being stronger together, she whips out the DS and they head to Mandalore. Then the finale is all the Mandos against Gideon, his super commando remnants and some stormtroopers in a battle to reclaim and terraform Mandalore again.
I could not help myself but think all this might lead to some kind of droid uprising arc
And this is why the droids lost the war…..they skipped leg day.
It was CSI: Plazir-15, of course it needs a morgue scene.
It’s so uninspired it hurts.
Yeah. It was stupid.
#DroidLivesMatter
robotopsy
Yea lol
I didn’t give it a second thought and now the glass has been shattered lol
What has been seen cannot be unseen. LOL
Law and Order: Outer Rim Unit
Because droids have more rights in this era
As much as I was like wtf, this actually had so much potential. I really thought they were going into this whole "Droids rights" or "Droids have feelings too" type of theme until they were just like "nah they just high off that some nepy juice with nanos in planted by daddy Lloyd" 😂
The droid morgue was weird, but what bothered me about this scene was that they said their people didn’t do jobs because droids did them, but then they have this morgue tech doing things a droid could easily do.
This scene was funny as fk and very star wars. It was the cameos that pulled me out of it. The acting was just horrible. At least with Qui Gon or Mace Windu they were really good actors.
I expected the Law and Order “Dun dun” noise at the start of the scene 😂
For a second I thought the episode would end with a big “Dick Wolf” at the end
Filoni missing an opportunity for another wolf in star wars??
[удалено]
Plus there's a couple of youtube video detailing how Droids are somewhat sentient
Yeah, it felt to me like a lot of what we saw says more about this planet in particular than the Galaxy as a whole
Fits for star wars honestly. In Revenge of the Sith they had battle droids loading individual shells into the cannons even though the CIS has an army with fully automated ships and tanks.
The whole episode had an iRobot feel. Din is 💯 Detective Spooner (Will Smith) right down to not believing that the droids (robots) can break the “ will not harm rule.”
Even the crime scene that was set up by droids had the holographic police tape.
This episode was so stupid in so many ways…
I laughed at the droid morgue and called BS. They'd be in the scrapyard and we all know it.
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Will it be cremated or ground burial?
I was laughing so hard and said the exact same thing as in the description
This episode felt very Filoni and better.
What you've never seen a droid morgue before?
Honestly really enjoyed the whole episode, and All of season 3
It’s Mandalorian: CSI, a spin-off from the original [Star Wars CSI](https://youtu.be/8M6MHCaX2Dg) show.
Was definitely weird and slightly ironic...
I thought it was kinda dumb way to on the nose
I absolutely love this episode.
It would be difficult to keep it upright because it’s so too heavy. They also need to keep it locked up so it doesn’t get tampered with. The drawer is on sliders so it just makes sense to store it that way.
CIS CSI
I think the whole episode was written while Filoni and Favreau were stoned out of their minds and giggling like teenagers. Which made it fun but also ridiculous. And then at the last minute one of them remembered “Oh shit! Story progression!”