Why TheMandalorian is at a major turning point in Season 3:
Chapter 21, also known as “The Pirate,” might eventually become known as a huge turning point in the history of the series.
This was the moment when we finally understood what was really going on in this season: The Mandalorians were going home, reunited under the leadership of Bo-Katan, and Moff Gideon, the previous wielder of the Darksaber would oppose them.video. In it our own Ryan Arey and Matt Singer are joined by IDW editor Heather Anthos for an honest discussion of Season 3 in general, and “The Pirate” in particular, and what this episode did right, and what the show is still getting wrong.
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