The one who's like the leader like Mando goes this table in the back of this butcher shop and he's like, I'm looking for Joan Bias or whatever it's like it's like copabias and something

copabias copabias and this dog face motherfucker looks like he just got done suck and dick and the shyness. It looks like the dog face guy man. I got milk mustache.

Oh, man, what did you do to little Bobby Zimmerman? You tell me now this guy sounds I was like, oh, is it? But it's it's definitely not this is the whoever's doing the voice acting

sounds exactly like Vincent Dinoffrio. Yes. Yeah, this is a little bit of stunt man or do you sure a poor a red poor rather. But yeah, I mean, right away, dude, we're getting these memorable Mando lines that I couldn't tell you like a single memorable line and book a Boba Fett, but Mando's like, I can bring you in warm or I can bring you in cold.

Yeah, it is badass again, because it's this is the this is what the what the best parts of Mando is, which is the worst parts of what he called their Boba Fett, where it's like someone's playing with their toys. It's literally like, I want to

it's going to be Boba Fett, he's going to go inside of a butcher shop and he's got a really cool fight with the guys. We don't do that in this anymore. It's just like, I don't know, let me just let me just get me back to tank and remember very long boring stories.

They do, but they try to cut it like it's it would be so cool if the whole thing was that he was becoming the ruler of this of this town, like if he was like taking over and we got to see the intricacies of what he had to do to take over the town.

But every time you start inching towards that kind of that kind of show, it also becomes the fighter show. And yes, they're like do a blast off scene in this thing. I'm like, you have to choose.

And we already have the one Mandalorian already does this well.

Like book a Boba Fett could have been saved more. I think like get away from Tatooine. Like let's say he's trying to become the Dimeo of the loop city or something.

Yeah, exactly. So then he can actually he can actually be a fish out of water. So it actually would ring true when maybe he needs to broker some uneasy alliance versus what we have now on Tatooine of him being like, I don't know how anything works here.

Even though I lived a job as palace for two years.

I just like, I don't know. I feel like this this whole look at Boba Fett is him going to restaurants and taking out his phone to read the menu.

You know what I mean to get that phone line out of it.

I really, that's the vibe I get from Boba Fett at this point.

I mean, the thing about it is like, I wonder if this is them like trying to do like floating what would be a super low budget show, you know how like CBS has gone to model now where you only have to pay for big actors and everything else is fucking jack shit.

So maybe they're trying to do something like that with Boba Fett, like you just scale this down to the absolute essentials like a couple creatures here, a couple effects here, but you keep it in one setting.

You don't have to do too much. It's an old man remembering his time out in the desert for the most part.

It kind of works in that if you're looking for a budgeted show to be a stopgap between the one that costs you a lot of money.

That makes a ton of sense because this.

I mean, this was the most expensive episode by far.

Oh, yeah.

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