Welcome to Tribe of 2 the Officially Unofficial Podcast for the Mandalorian on Disney Plus streaming service.

I'm Jim.

I'm A-ron.

And today we're talking about season 2 episode 4, chapter 12 titled The Siege.

A Ron, what do you think of this episode?

You know, there's a lot of disappointed Star Wars nerds today. They're really thinking they're going to go right to Ashoka.

Oh, yeah. See that's that's that's some rookie Mando shit. I think that you're going to go right to the next thing

without him being a waylaid by a side quest.

You really think just because the main quest

moved forward a plot point that we're going,

no, no, have you guys never played an MMO before? move forward a plot point that we're going to know no

have you guys never played an MMO before or role-playing game

that's not how this stuff works.

No, that's why I knew as soon as he landed in Carradunes there and grief and they wait, they take him to the bar and they show him the children there.

I'm like, oh, there's going to be, there's going to be some threat to this town that has to be exchanged for his ship getting

D. Mon Callamaried.

And so, yeah, I expected all this.

I do think that there is some weird tonal clashes from what is obviously, you know, young people's entertainment to like some pretty heavy themes that I'm not sure if they're doing that as a deliberate like, you know, a guy getting blinded in one eye and getting stuck in a 350 year employment contract, employment contract like

like grief is low-key running a fish boy slave camp out here.

No wonder he doesn't want the new Republican and messing up that system but like there's something

like dark gritty gangster bounty hunter shit happening but it's all very you know and

and the way the stormtroopers kind of get slaughtered for comedy is, is wild and contrast to other kind of tone stuff.

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