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Jonathan Wright
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Jonathan is a religious consumer of movies, TV shows, video games, and speculative fiction. And when he isn't doing that, he likes to write about them. He can get particularly worked up when talking about 'The Lord of the Rings' or 'A Song of Ice and Fire' or any work of high fantasy, come to think of it.
The season 1 finale of The Mandalorian had a shocking revelation for fans. As it turned out, the titular protagonist of the show wasn't actually from Mandalore, but the Death Watch adopted him into the creed.
When The Force Awakens came out in late 2015, one of the most intriguing points of speculation was Snoke's identity. But as the last Star Wars movie in the Skywalker Saga revealed, the enigmatic leader of the First Order was just a pawn in Palpatine's plan to retake the galaxy.
Padme Amidala was an integral part of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, not just as Anakin's love interest and catalyst for his fall to the dark side, but a compelling character who changed the landscape of the war through her time as a senator of the Galactic Republic.
With the House of Mouse renouncing most of the storylines in the Expanded Universe ever since buying the rights to that galaxy far, far away, you'd think that the producers behind the various shows and films would keep a tight grip on the continuity to make sure that nothing falls apart.
Netflix's Enola Holmes has enjoyed a very successful debut on the streaming service over the past couple of weeks, so much so that the producers and the fans are already talking sequels, not to mention a spinoff for Henry Cavill as the famous Sherlock Holmes.
We haven't seen a lot of yellow lightsabers in the Star Wars canon so far, but Marvel's current comic series revolving around Luke's journey from The Empire Strikes Back to Return of the Jedi has given the legendary Skywalker the chance to brandish one in this brand new narrative.
After a long absence, the next run of The Mandalorian will continue to tell the story of the bounty hunter Din Djarin and his reliable sidekick Baby Yoda in a couple of weeks. But as we inch closer to the premiere date, a lot of fans are looking back at season 1 and reflecting on what made the show click with so many people in the first place.
Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker and the thirteenth incarnation of the titular character herself has revealed that the next season is currently going through pre-production.
It's no understatement to say that the cuteness of Baby Yoda has to do with the sum of his parts. I mean, consider how awkward the Child would've looked without his oversized robe or adorable levitating crib. Well, thanks to a newly released set of concept art from The Mandalorian, we don't have to quite leave the former to the imagination anymore.