But I won’t be showing my face.” Spoilers for The Mandalorian season 2, episode 7 follow. I didn’t see him wearing it. By. Chapter 15 of The Mandalorian, the penultimate episode of the season, called “The Believer” and, similar to last week’s episode, started unexpectedly. Again, Mayfeld steps in to save the day. I write about video games, TV and movies. We see this play out when Mando takes over for Mayfeld. This time around that relationship was much less adversarial—and Mayfeld much less unlikable without his group of scum and villainy. When push comes to shove, people are willing to lay down their noblest values, cross whatever arbitrary moral lines they’ve drawn in the sand, in order to get out of trouble or get what they want. “I didn’t see your face,” he says, in a startling moment of compassion. The Mandalorian The Believer Review: The Finale Approaches – /Film ‘The Mandalorian’ Puts the Pieces in Place for an Explosive Season Finale … Carl unpacks The Mandalorian‘s action-packed fifteenth chapter – complete with spoilers!! The Mandalorian Chapter 15: The Believer Unleashes Bill Burr On The Star Wars Galaxy. “It was a glorious day for the Empire,” Hess sneers. Join Dan Z, Din (F-105), and Jay Krebs (Podcast Stardust) as they break down the penultimate episode of Season Two of The Mandalorian, “The Believer”. "Chapter 15: The Believer" is the seventh episode of the second season of the American streaming television series The Mandalorian. Hess asks what they should toast to. He served under the officer in an old Imperial operation called “Operation Cinder” in which Hess sacrificed the lives of countless thousands of soldiers and civilians. He has all the answers. Although not the best episode of the season or the show in general, this week’s chapter of ‘The Mandalorian‘ is still a completely enjoyable rip-roaring ride through the ‘Star Wars‘ universe again. And then there was one. Obviously, this piece contains spoilers about this week’s episode of The Mandalorian, “The Believer.”Don’t say we didn’t warn you. After a tense drink where Hess callously dismisses the Imperial soldiers and civilians who died in Operation Cinder,[a] an angered Mayfeld shoots Hess dead. Warning: The following review contains major spoilers for The Mandalorian, “The Believer”. Director Rick Famuyiwa was behind the camera on two of the first season’s episodes, including “The Prisoner” which introduced Mayfeld. Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7 Review – The Believer Chapter 15 of The Mandalorian, "The Believer," takes Din and friends into Imperial territory for an action-packed … That episode, much like this one, paired Mando with shadier, underworld characters. Although not the best episode of the season or the show in general, this week’s chapter of ‘The Mandalorian… BEWARE SPOILERS: The Mandalorian - The Guide looks at the seventh chapter of season 2, The Believer. og tar en runde med fantheory watch! Boba Fett flies in and off they go. The highly explosive rhydonium shipments are attacked by pirates. Katie Rife of The AV Club gave the episode a B+ and wrote, "This was really Bill Burr's week to shine" and "As far as detours go, this was a thought-provoking one. [WARNING: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for The Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 7, "The Believer. The Mandalorian Chapter 15: The Believer Unleashes Bill Burr On The Star Wars Galaxy BY Joshua M. Patton December 11, 2020 December 11, 2020 Thursday brought a deluge of Star Wars … He says that Mando’s hard-0f-hearing after an accident. Friday’s episode of The Mandalorian is, unfortunately, the second-to-last of the season. As they rise up above the facility, Mayfeld asks Mando for his rifle. It’s also the first time that Mando has removed his own helmet. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 7, "Chapter 15: The Believer," streaming now on Disney+. He is confronted by Hess, but Mayfeld intervenes. The Mandalorian Season 2 continues with Chapter 15, an action-packed episode on Disney Plus entitled The Believer. [7] Lateef Crowder, Brendan Wayne, and Barry Lowin are credited as stunt doubles for the Mandalorian. Drive too slow and let the hordes of pirates catch you? The Mandalorian might be Disney’s first step into a larger live action world, but the shows that follow will need to be something special to even come close to this one at its best. In any case, Cara Dune and Fennec are positioned as snipers. Carl unpacks The Mandalorian‘s action-packed fifteenth chapter – complete with spoilers!! Facebook. The Mandalorian is almost overwhelmed, as two TIE fighters swoop in, and they reach the facility, the only shipment to survive. It doesn’t really make sense, even if it led to a great scene. Boba Fett! The Mandalorian let’s us do exactly that every week. It was released on Disney+ on December 11, 2020. So they hijack the truck, take the drivers’ armor, and head out. The scrapwalker miniatures were filmed and then projected on the video wall. In order to access the terminal, a facial scan is required. (Disney+/Lucasfilm) What’s so crucial about “The Believer” is the way it connects the franchise back to … He wants his ID number. All told, this was a fun episode with a lot of exciting action but it definitely wasn’t in the top half of the season for me. One episode, one chapter remains in the second season of the epic Star Wars series The Mandalorian … The Mandalorian might be Disney’s first step into a larger live action world, but the shows that follow will need to be something special to even come close to this one at its best. There’s no way he’ll make it into the base as a Mandalorian, at least not quietly—not that things stay quiet long once inside. With Pedro Pascal, Bill Burr, Gina Carano, Temuera Morrison. He could have gone after the Dark Troopers had he merely picked it back up and put it on. The Mandalorian – Saison 2 – Episode 7 – ‘Chapter 15 – The Believer’ : Pour agir contre l’Empire, le Mandalorien a besoin de l’aide d’un vieil ennemi. The new planet was very cool, and I love how each episode really digs into a new world or setting and gives us a lot of time in that world. “Everybody’s got their lines they don’t cross until things get messy.”. An Imp officer inside the mess hall is one of his old commanding officer’s, and he’s worried he could be recognized (having removed his helmet long ago because he “can’t see a damn thing” in it). A page for describing Recap: Mandalorian S2E7 "Chapter 15: The Believer". The ship is pursued by two TIE fighters, but Fett obliterates them using a seismic charge. What made the Dark Troopers from last week’s episode so interesting is just how menacing they were. The terminal Mayfeld needs is in the officer's mess hall, but Mayfeld sees his former commanding officer, Valin Hess, and fears being recognized. He’ll buy them both a drink. This is the first episode of the series not to feature Grogu. What were the top takeaways? I’m going with you. Programledere er Birger Vestmo, Marte Hedenstad og … She and Mando agree to report Mayfeld as DOA and let him go. The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) and Grogu, colloquially known as "Baby Yoda," in the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian." Prisoner Migs Mayfeld is working on the Karthon Chop Fields, and is remanded into the custody of Marshal Cara Dune. Morals are questioned, the sides between right and wrong blur, and The Mandalorian is truly depicted and determined to save his child, no matter how many bodies will be spilled along the way. The remaining attackers are taken down by a troop of Stormtroopers and other Imperial troops. The Mandalorian needs Mayfeld, a former Imperial soldier, in order to acquire the coordinates to Moff Gideon's ship. Baby Yoda’s absence was strongly, painfully felt, showing just how much The Mandalorian really does rely on the Mando/Grogu duo (though this is less a complain than an observation; I enjoy the idea of Mando having to rescue his baby from Moff Gideon). Pinterest. Then the shooting begins in earnest. It was released on December 11, 2020 on Disney+. Bill Burr, throughout all of this, is very much Bill Burr. Of “Chapter 15 – The Believer,” StarWars.com posted:In the penultimate installment of The Mandalorian Season 2, Din Djarin enlists the help of an old enemy as he plans to move against the … The transport truck crosses the bridge and into the facility as lines of Imperial troops clap and salute. Mando holds his own as Mayfeld does his best to guide the transport without blowing it up. Empire loyalists placed Satellite Arrays around various Imperial worlds designed to essentially destroy the Empire after Palpatine’s death. In “The Believer,” Mando and friends head to a New Republic prison to get Mayfeld (Bill Burr) out. Surely it wasn’t also destroyed as that was never shown. The Mandalorian Season 2, episode 7, titled "Chapter 15 - The Believer" shows us another side of the Empire. If I were to put forth one ongoing critique of this show—and perhaps of the entire Star Wars franchise—it’s that we could probably afford a little more tension in these shoot-outs. The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7, titled “The Believer”, is definitely a filler episode, but it is a good one. He wants to know Mando’s designation, but Mando doesn’t know the answer. " Chapter 15: The Believer " is the seventh episode of the second season of The Mandalorian. Fan Art of Din Djarin || The Mandalorian || Chapter 15: The Believer for fans of The Mandalorian 43683306 ‘The Believer’ is a Star Wars story only The Mandalorian could tell It started as a spontaneous pep-talk. For more on “The Believer”, The Mandalorian, or any other general pop culture, make sure to check back to That Hashtag Show. Fan Art of Din Djarin || The Mandalorian || Chapter 15: The Believer for fans of The Mandalorian 43683306 The Mandalorian Club Join New Post Add interesting content and earn coins Explore Fanpop The Mandalorian … Mayfeld demurs—they need to go fill out TPS reports (hello Office Space)—but Hess insists. Maybe we just need more daunting enemies for our high level heroes. The Mandalorian spent its first six episodes in a non-stop sprint to tether together every corner of the galaxy – Cobb Vanth! After the stories of Jango and Boba Fett, another warrior emerges in the Star Wars universe. They’re not supposed to be too tough to take down. This time, Mando and Cara Dune break him out of his prison camp and bring him along to try and get the coordinates to Moff Gideon’s ship. The Mandalorian, or Mando for short, is a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise and title character of the Disney+ series The Mandalorian.Orphaned as a young child, Din Djarin was adopted into the Mandalorian … This Mandalorian episode jumps straight into the plot with the release of Migs Mayfeld. That meant we spent the entirety of ‘The Believer’ without a single cute or adorable moment. Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7 Review – The Believer. Thursday brought a deluge of Star Wars news, but Fridays still belong to Din Djarin and Grogu. It was written and directed by Rick Famuyiwa. We did get quite a lot of Mayfeld, with stand-up comic Bill Burr reprising his role as Imperial sharpshooter turned freelance criminal from last season. The Mandalorian - The Believer - Review: A Surprise Mustache Cameo! Din recruits Mayfeld to help him locate Moff Gideon's cruiser. Just to cause mischief for the Imperials? It's in the discussion between those three characters that The Mandalorian season 2, episode 7 gets its title. “If you were born on Mandalore you believe one thing,” he tells Mando. The blaster misfires and ends up being more useful as a lobbed object than a gun. (Disney+/Lucasfilm) What’s so crucial about “The Believer” is the way it … Boom. The prison droid was performed by an actor in motion capture suit which was replaced using CGI. Burr’s comedic relief only works half the time (and I’m a big fan of his comedy). “You have no idea how much he means to me,” Mando tells the Imperial bigwig, echoing exactly the former’s sentiments last season. How would you grade the latest episode of season two of The Mandalorian? The Mandalorian teams up with an old enemy to find the location of Moff Gideon's fleet! THE MANDALORIAN Review: The Believer. The hosts discuss redemption, the power of choice, shades of gray in the Star Wars universe, and more. It is the fifteenth episode of the series overall. (RNS) — Disney’s hit Star Wars show “The Mandalorian” is about a … “He means more to me than you will ever know.” – Mando The second-to-last episode of Disney+‘s The Mandalorian Season 2 is titled “Chapter 15: The Believer… . [8], On Rotten Tomatoes, the episode has a score of 88% based on reviews from 41 critics, with an average rating of 7.76/10. Boom. It sets up the finale with a nice touch: Mando delivering Moff Gideon’s speech from last season’s penultimate episode to Mando and his companions, but in reverse. “We call him Brown Eyes,” Mayfeld says with a smirk. Recall earlier, Mayfeld tried to argue with Mando that the Empire and the New Republic are just two sides of the same coin—very much the same argument DJ made in The Last Jedi. Go over too many bumps? Bo-Katan Kryze! It was released on Disney+ on December 11, 2020. "[11], Reviewers compared the transporting of highly explosive cargo to the French film The Wages of Fear (1953), and William Friedkin's Sorcerer (1977). Good thing Stormtroopers are such terrible shots or they might actually be in dire straits. Check out new imagery inspired by “Chapter 15: The Believer,” including a character poster of Fennec Shand, stills, and behind-the-scenes concept art! The Mandalorian is set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order. Watch The Mandalorian - Season 2 - Episode 7: Chapter 15: The Believer - Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Episode: To move against the Empire, the Mandalorian needs the help of an old enemy. Yes, it is one of the weaker episodes of the season, however, there are a lot of amazing … This Mandalorian episode jumps straight into the plot with the release of Migs Mayfeld. "Soon, he will be back with me." ZF. I’m not sure what the motivation is here. Deibs (@mrcrockpot on Twitter), AJ (AJ_GeekVibes) and Lo (@MarsellusDurden) break it all down! They take out the few Imperial troops at nearby tables, but more will come. In this latest new episode of 'The Mandalorian', Migs Mayfield now teams up with The Mandalorian, Cara Dune, Fennec Shand, and Boba Fett to plan a mission to rescue Grogu from Moff Gideon and the … The episode closes with Mando’s holographic message to Moff Gideon, echoing almost word-for-word Gideon’s own speech to Mando, Dune and Carga last season. Stormtroopers simply don’t make very interesting bad guys after the tenth or fiftieth confrontation. WhatsApp. [2], Phil Tippett and his team used stop motion animation for the "scrapwalkers" shown in the background of the Karthon Chop Fields scene. In the penultimate installment of The Mandalorian Season 2, Din Djarin enlists the help of an old enemy as he plans to move against the Empire. Yeah, Mayfeld hasn't moved into "not an asshole" territory, but he's definitely more complex than he first appeared, which is good writing. . It is the fifteenth episode of the series overall. He starts downloading the data. Mayfeld directs them to a hidden Imperial rhydonium refinery on Morak. Mando has to go with Mayfeld since everybody else would be immediately registered by scanners as an imposter. Cara uses her station within the Republic to take him into her custody and, while he is initially reluctant to help Mando, his knowledge of the Empire proves useful. The Mandalorian goes instead but the terminal requires a facial scan, forcing him to remove his helmet and break the "Way of the Mandalorian" that he lives by to acquire the codes. Tie-Fighters come diving in from the sky, shooting awfully close to the transport for comfort, but making short work of the pirates. Mayfeld counters. I think him not picking it up last week was something of a convoluted plot device (or plot hole, really). One thing I loved was how his "we're not so different speech" in the tunnel changes when you realize he's not trying to drag the Mandalorian … Given all the baddies he’d taken out earlier in the same episode, the squadron he blew up when he self-destructed didn’t seem that threatening, though mostly that’s because they were all useless Stormtroopers. He tells him that they’re really all the same. Hess even notes that with the explosives produced at this very facility, the Empire will be able to make Operation Cinder pale by comparison. Ahsoka Tano! The characterization deepens. Instead, he ran off and ultimately let them get away with Grogu. To do this, they need to make their way to a hidden Imperial mining facility on the planet Morak. Our review on the penultimate episode of #TheMandalorian Season 2! Drive too fast? Only now it’s Mando coming after Gideon rather than the other way around. 'The Mandalorian' Credit: Disney “Then I saw her face, now I’m a believer.” ~ The Monkees. It was for the greater good, Hess drawls back. Facebook. mrcrockpot - December 11, 2020. Les Sith utilisent le côté obscur, pouvoir nuisible et destructeur, pour leurs usages personnels et pour dominer la galaxie3. Not long into the drive they’re attacked by alien—Shydopp—pirates whose piracy seems less about stealing stuff and more about blowing these transport trucks sky high. I get that this was one way to get Mando’s helmet off and show Pascal’s handsome, mustachioed face. Then this Starbucks barista became a lifeline for a boy with cancer. The website's critics consensus reads: ""The Believer" curbs the season's momentum going into the finale to mixed results, providing some of the most illuminating and frustrating moments of the series so far. Mayfeld and the Mandalorian hijack one of the transports and disguise themselves as soldiers. Related: The Mandalorian Corrects George Lucas’ Biggest Jango Fett Retcon. But would the scanner work with Mando’s face? All seems lost until the Tie-Fighters arrive to save the day. Mayfeld and the Mandalorian fight their way to the roof, while Fennec Shand and Dune provide covering fire, and Boba Fett arrives aboard Slave I. Mayfeld destroys the refinery with a well-placed sniper shot. Travers was impressed by the pirate fight, and loved the camerawork, but also the moral conversation, saying Famuyiwa "delivers an exciting adventure through the dark side and a convincing enough lesson in cultural relativism. This is the first time we’ve seen Pedro Pascal’s face in The Mandalorian since the Season 1 finale, when IG-11 removes his helmet in order to save him (and begins the process of changing Mando’s mind about droids). Tons of action, some great surprised, and some fantastic Slave One moments. Here’s another smattering of Star Wars stuff: If you’re looking for a recap of all the huge Disney news from earlier today, make sure to check our front page. I’m told this episode paid homage to Henri-Georges Clouzot’s 1953 French Western, If I’m not mistaken, this was the first and only episode of. Only they hit a snag. It seems the Emperor did not want the Empire to live on without him, but paradoxically also wanted it to be later rebuilt in the Unknown Regions. The episode was written and directed by Rick Famuyiwa. “Soon,” Mando says of Grogu, “he will be back with me.”. © 2021 Forbes Media LLC. He suggests toasting that. “Then I saw her face, now I’m a believer.” ~ The Monkees. The Imperial officer speaks very loudly and asks what his name is. The transport trooper’s armor breaks when struck. Before we go further, we should note that Mayfeld really presses as many of Mando’s buttons as possible prior to all this. People say they want freedom, he tells them, but what they really want is order. Mando is fighting against a lot of pirates and it’s definitely not his easiest fight, especially since the goal of said pirates isn’t capturing the transport, but rather blowing it to smithereens. It was written and directed by Rick Famuyiwa. "[10] It was released on December 11, 2020 on … The Mandalorian season 2 episode 7 recap: Mando goes undercover, with a new Imperial look In The Believer, the Disney Plus Star Wars show forces our hero and an old frenemy to infiltrate … [3] Director of photography Matthew Jensen explained the Chop Fields were a mix of the LED video wall of "the Volume" and built set, but that the eye cannot easily distinguish what is real and what is not. Yes, it is one of the weaker episodes of the season, however, there are a lot of amazing things in it. Surely there’s nothing left to salvage after things go boom. Boom. One thing I’m really appreciating with this show is that he meets people in earlier episodes and then those people come back to deepen there characters. He tries to access it with his helmet still on, but it doesn’t work and a warning message tells him that the terminal will shut down if a facial scan isn’t achieved. Mando and Mayfeld are hailed as heroes as they disembark, in a scene straight out of so many Star Wars movies when the rebels return after a stirring victory over the Empire to cheering and camaraderie. L'univers de Star Wars se déroule dans une galaxie qui est le théâtre d'affrontements entre les Chevaliers Jedi et les Seigneurs noirs des Sith, personnes sensibles à la Force, un champ énergétique mystérieux leur procurant des pouvoirs psychiques. Of course, what this episode of The Mandalorian does most … Here’s The Mandalorian “Chapter 15: The Believer” ending explained. This is a problem with the new movies—even Rogue One. [4] Visual effects supervisor Richard Bluff, and his team created miniatures of the wrecked TIE Fighters which were scanned and projected as part of the background. Din recruits Mayfeld to help him locate Moff Gideon's cruiser. He lines up a shot, aiming directly for one of the explosive-laden transport trucks. The Mandalorian hasn’t been as ambiguous this season in terms of good guys and bad guys, a change I attribute to Mando giving up the bounty hunter game in order to be a full-time dad who also keeps getting pulled away to do violent favors for people. In a fight with a whole battalion of Stormtroopers it never feels particularly exciting. This attempt at moral relativism—which, sure, has plenty of truth behind it—falls apart as Mayfeld faces his former commanding officer, and his blithe dismissal of the dead. [1], Ludwig Göransson composed the musical score for the episode. "Chapter 15: The Believer" is the seventh episode of the second season of The Mandalorian. We follow the travails of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of … Posted by Zoé F. at December 13, 2020 0 Comments Reviews. "Chapter 15: The Believer" is the seventh episode of the second season of the American streaming television series The Mandalorian. The facial scan thing was weird. So he pulls off his helmet. This means a change of armor for Mando. Twitter. Stormtroopers are just too humdrum to keep throwing at Mando and Friends. Where is “Brown Eyes” from? They’re just mooks. He was Imperial before, after all. Once there, they need to infiltrate the base so that Mayfeld can download Gideon’s coordinates. You may opt-out by. A page for describing Recap: Mandalorian S2E7 "Chapter 15: The Believer". The officer is skeptical, but he soon warms to the pair. Fan Art of Din Djarin and Boba Fett || The Mandalorian || Chapter 15: The Believer for fans of The Mandalorian 43684676 Ever since Mando encountered Bo-Katan and her band of Mandalorians in "The … Les Jedi maîtrisent le côté lumineux de la Force, pouvoir bénéfique et défensif, pour maintenir la paix dans la galaxie. An old enemy returns to deliver a great performance. Warning: The following review contains major spoilers for The Mandalorian, “The Believer”. What follows is a super awkward conversation in which we see just how jaded Mayfeld actually is with the Empire. The Mandalorian himself is also great in “The Believer.” I really like the uncomfortable mood when he sees Mayfeld again in the beginning, but the best stuff is, of course, all about his beliefs … 'The Mandalorian' has been a reluctant guardian story, but when Mando takes his helmet off in 'The Believer,' it proves he'll do anything to save Baby Yoda. To move against the Empire, the Mandalorian needs the help of an old enemy. As all the others are known to Imperial security, the Mandalorian must accompany Mayfeld into the refinery to access a terminal and steal the coordinates. Then Mayfeld pops up. Get ready to see some major action as well as one character's face. Audio and video available below! unnecessary. It was not in my head that in five minutes, Mayfeld got out of prison and an amazing new adventure was about to begin. Get ready to see some major action as well as one character's face. The Stormtroopers don’t stand a chance. I get it. This is … The plan all along was for Mayfeld to help them out and then go back to prison with “a nicer view.” But his newfound compassion and obvious anti-Imperial sentiment changes her mind. 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The Mandalorian recap - Chapter 15: The Believer Door Marcus Talens op maandag 14 december, 2020 om 11:30 Na de ontvoering van Grogu zet The Mandalorian alles op alles om hem te … There wasn’t … 'The Mandalorian' has been a reluctant guardian story, but when Mando takes his helmet off in 'The Believer,' it proves he'll do anything to save Baby Yoda. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. This was a pretty fun episode of Disney Plus’s Star Wars live-action adventure, but we certainly felt the absence of one character rather painfully: Grogu aka The Child aka Baby Yoda was taken by Moff Gideon’s Dark Troopers. To move against the Empire, the Mandalorian needs the help of an old enemy. It’s a nice little glimpse at the other side’s humanity, however brief. "The Believer" shows just how that has changed for him: … To do so, they have … Bad Liar: Din couldn't talk his way out of a wet paper bag while wearing something other than his Mandalorian … 2 (Chapters 13-16) [Original Score]", "The Mandalorian Recap: The Wages of Din Djarin", "The Mandalorian recap: season two, episode seven – behind enemy lines", "CS Soapbox: Star Wars Finally Pays Tribute to the Movie It Destroyed", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Chapter_15:_The_Believer&oldid=1000540641, Television shows directed by Rick Famuyiwa, Short description is different from Wikidata, Television episode articles with short description for single episodes, Pages containing links to subscription-only content, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 15 January 2021, at 15:08. He calls out, “Hey trooper!” When Mando doesn’t respond, he calls out again, and then approaches. Its absence this week is confusing, though perhaps it’s just a coincidence and he had it on the ship. The Mandalorian Chapter 15 – The Believer Episode Review (SPOILERS) By. Ben Travers of IndieWire gave the episode a grade B, and praised writer-director Rick Famuyiwa. It was the only one that survived. Is Imperial security this terrible? And to do that they need to hijack a transport truck carrying highly explosive materials and drive it into the facility, after which Boba Fett can fly down in his Slave 1 ship and swoop them back up. Drunken Yoda - December 11, 2020. Little wonder Mayfeld felt betrayed.). Case in point is The Believer. All Rights Reserved, This is a BETA experience. The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7, titled “The Believer”, is definitely a filler episode, but it is a good one. I very much enjoy Burr’s comedy, but it is a little odd that he’s so much more like Burr in this episode than he was in “The Prisoner” last season, where he was more hostile and antagonistic and less the wise-cracker. Amy Sturdivant, Chad Bennett and Dane Farwell are credited as stunt doubles for Cara Dune, Migs Mayfeld and Valin Hess, respectively. They’re badly outnumbered, and no matter how many of the attackers is smashed, blown up or otherwise defeated, more just keep coming. He wants to toast to “Operation Cinder.”. One could see Mando actually hard-pressed in a fight with these guys. (Note: Operation Cinder was Emperor Palpatine’s contingency plan that was carried out after his defeat in the Battle of Endor. "[1] What did you think of “The Believer?” Let me know on on Twitter or Facebook. BY Joshua M. Patton December 11, 2020. Boba Fett is flying Slave 1 in for extraction. The featured tracks were released on December 18, 2020 in the second volume of the season two soundtrack. Again, a deeply uncomfortable helmet-less Mando, fumbles for a proper response. Twitter. [7] Additional guest starring actors cast for this episode include Donald Mills as the voice of a security droid, Gabriel Ebert returning as an Imperial Gunner Officer, Miguel A. Lopez as a juggernaut pilot, Barry Lowin as a shoretrooper, Katy O'Brian returning as an Imperial Comms Officer, and Richard Brake as Valin Hess.