Such is the impact of my generation.
Can't wait for the Obi Wan show.
You mean where Aunt Beru leads Obi-Wan around the desert and where new Imperial officer woman instructs Sponge Troopers how to give Vader his bath everyday?
Makes perfect sense. The plots are cartoon level; the narrative is constructed at cartoon level; the logic is cartoon level... so that's how it should be watched. Laugh at it and have a good time with it.I remember JAWS actually enjoying Josstice League because even though it was "bad" it reminded him of a Saturday Morning Cartoon. That's exactly what BOBF is for me. I could easily picture this show opening with a corny 80's theme song. Sure it's all super lame compared to theatrical ESB or even his recent appearances in Mando Season 2 but as a super campy live-action "Saturday Morning Cartoon" I'm finding it to be *extremely* entertaining.
You just can't take this stuff seriously. It's a cartoon, and that's the only way to watch and enjoy it.
Don’t forget that after he said his big goodbye to the tribe and went off on the bantha all he did was speak to the pyke leader and immediately returned to the tribe.Makes perfect sense. The plots are cartoon level; the narrative is constructed at cartoon level; the logic is cartoon level... so that's how it should be watched. Laugh at it and have a good time with it.
I recorded the lizard-snorting scene onto my phone because it makes me laugh hard... every... freaking... time. It can't be taken seriously. And to be honest, that scene wasn't even half as funny as what followed when Boba walks across miles of scorching desert, with bald head exposed and no water, just to bring a tree branch back to an elder Tusken for reasons he couldn't possibly understand the whole time he was doing it. That's gold!
And there's little things like Fett leaving the Tusken tribe on foot one night when he saw the biker gang head to Tosche Station. He arrived in quick enough time (again: ON FOOT!) to catch them still there. He knocked them out and headed straight to their speeders. But... by the time he got back to the Tuskens *riding a speeder,* it was full daylight.
But did you see the pace of that Bantha? I'm pretty sure the round trip took 8 days.
Sure it's all super lame compared to theatrical ESB or even his recent appearances in Mando Season 2 but as a super campy live-action "Saturday Morning Cartoon" I'm finding it to be *extremely* entertaining.
That definitely all makes perfect sense. And I too even held out a sliver of hope that based on his awesome appearance on Tython that somehow Fett's continued adventures would help me to reconcile AOTC Fett with OT Fett. In my perfect version of post-OT SW Fett's reappearance would have been saved for the ST, where his buffed up physique would be more believable 30 years later as opposed to five. Then I'd picture a similar scene to his rampage on Tython but it's instead at Luke's Jedi school where he's tearing through a dozen or more intermediate level Jedi instead of Stormies on his way to even the score against Luke. Or maybe he's gunning for Han and blasting his way through New Republic troops, either scenario would have been awesome for me.
His scene at the camp was the only good part of the entire episode.I'm not gonna lie, watching the episode again I found his departure from the camp and the accompanying music to be actually kind of poignant and cool.
And the Vespa kids? Surprisingly loyal, competent and badass.
They never stopped pressing the attack against the Wookiee. Not when he bested Boba Fett nor when he singlehandedly took out the two buff guards. They advanced as a group, pulled back as a group, then advanced as a group again keeping the Wookiee off balance with a myriad of attack forms, lol.
Same with the mayor's aid. When Fennec gave the order to give chase they instantly obeyed, despite having civilian scooters that were so slow they didn't even have to lean during turns (lol,) and still got the job done.
I'm not gonna lie, watching the episode again I found his departure from the camp and the accompanying music to be actually kind of poignant and cool.
And the Vespa kids? Surprisingly loyal, competent and badass.
They never stopped pressing the attack against the Wookiee. Not when he bested Boba Fett nor when he singlehandedly took out the two buff guards. They advanced as a group, pulled back as a group, then advanced as a group again keeping the Wookiee off balance with a myriad of attack forms, lol.
Same with the mayor's aid. When Fennec gave the order to give chase they instantly obeyed, despite having civilian scooters that were so slow they didn't even have to lean during turns (lol,) and still got the job done.
Like I said, SW has been feminized. The women are better, more capable, and the men, well, they're a bunch of defeated, incapable idiots. It all started with Rey. Even Mando got beat up by a lady, and didn't Boba also get beat up by some women? All that weight on him and for what? Even in the last episode of Boba Fett, who stopped the Wookiee? Fennec. Who ended the chase? Princess Vespa. WTF has Boba Fett done? He stands around or sleeps most of the episodes. He literally sleeps through the episodes.
While she’s laying in bed naked he’s downstairs petting the Rancor
Being a millennial sucks being disparaged by gen z for being uncool and outdated and gen x confusing us with rowdy teens and telling us to grow up. Oh well.Such is the impact of my generation.
