Temuera Morrison
- Boba Fett
- (credit only)
Arden Briar Voyles
- Rodian Child
- (as Arden Voyles)
Americus Abesamis
- Glavis Patron
- (uncredited)
Chris Bartlett
- Caskadag on Glavis
- (uncredited)
Dawn Dininger
- Rodian Mom
- (uncredited)
Sergei Dmitriev
- Klatooinian Butcher
- (uncredited)
Jon Favreau
- Paz Vizsla
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Tait Fletcher
- Paz Vizsla
- (uncredited)
Safiya Fredericks
- Ishi Tib Guild Master
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe metal bar (cryogenic density combustion booster) that the pair of Jawas were carrying towards the starfighter was a duplicate of the bar Han Solo used to try and slow the walls of the Death Star trash compactor in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). Except the compactor bar was twice as long.
- GoofsPeli Motto presents Mando with a Naboo N-1 starfighter as a replacement for his Razorcrest. Mando is hesitant at first but eventually accepts. No mention is made of the fact that the Razorcrest was more than just a ship. It was also his home, with space for passengers, captured bounties, sleeping, preparing and taking meals, and using the restroom. The starfighter lacks all of these basic amenities, making it a completely unsuitable replacement for the 'Crest.
- Quotes
Fennec Shand: By any chance, are you looking for work?
The Mandalorian: I could be.
Fennec Shand: The pay is good.
The Mandalorian: What's the bounty?
Fennec Shand: No bounty. We need muscle.
The Mandalorian: Boba Fett.
Fennec Shand: He sure would appreciate it.
The Mandalorian: Tell him it's on the house. But first, I got to pay a visit to a little friend.
- Crazy creditsThe concept art seen during the end credits, in order of appearance:
- Duel for the Darksaber by Brian Matyas
- No railings by Christian Alzmann
- Delivering the bounty by Ryan Church
- An old friend by Christian Alzmann
- Meat processing plant by Brian Matyas
- Peli and BD by Brian Matyas
- Meeting with the Armorer by Ryan Church
- Glavis ring world by Ryan Church
- Droids vs Womp Rat by Christian Alzmann
- Repairing the N-1 by Ric Lim
- Beggers Canyon by Ryan Church
- Inkabunga by Christian Alzmann
- ConnectionsEdited into Disney Gallery: Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett: Episode #1.1 (2022)
Featured review
Can't Wait for season 3 for The Mandalorian
Finally, The Book of Boba Fett gets good...by becoming a different show entirely. You could watch this episode completely independently, as a bridge between season two of The Mandalorian and the upcoming season three. The shift shines an even bigger light on Boba's lack of an arc within his own show, but it's hard to complain when Bryce Dallas Howard's direction on the usual Jon Favreau script brings so much entertainment. Unlike Boba Fett, Din Djarin doesn't want or have the ability to shift from bounty hunting to a more managerial position. "Return of the Mandalorian" opens with exactly what it says on the tin as Din strides into a slaughterhouse to collect a bounty. He hasn't been back home to the covert since giving baby Grogu to Luke Skywalker, and is feeling the baby's loss while learning how to use the legendary Darksaber. He does find his way home, to a very cool hiding spot on the vacuum-facing edge of a ring-like space station called Glavis. After defending the Darksaber against Paz Vizsla's claim, he ends up leaving the covert in search of a spiritual rebirth that will let him rejoin the clan for good. Because he showed his face to an outsider back in season two, he has to go for a cleansing bath in ritual caves beneath Mandalore - the same area the Imperials destroyed. Another way to approach the nostalgia issue is whether the episode fits into the show's larger arc. As essentially a vignette from The Mandalorian stuffed into The Book of Boba Fett, it doesn't. A common critique for the less-compelling parts of a franchise are that they feel "inessential." Technically, this episode is. Season three of The Mandalorian will probably show Din with his new ship and Grogu's armor, and the time skip alone will be enough explanation for them. It's an odd choice, to say the least, to fill a show that already doesn't do enough groundwork with its characters with different characters entirely. But ultimately the episode was too good to care about all that. As someone who watches every week, I can't complain about an episode that made me gasp, laugh, and yearn for these characters.
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