The Book of Boba Fett

Whatever the opposite of passion project is, this seems to be that.

Pretty inconsistent. Sometimes feeling high budget, while other times it strays into fan film both in plot and in the construction of characters/sets. Pacing is a huge problem with this creative team, as the show has the same dull script writing from the Mandalorian. And even the creators must have gotten tired of their little Boba story since two episodes may as well be a different show. No build up to the finale. None of the characters I liked should have even been in the show. Boba Flop

Disney is falling into a dangerous (sarlacc) pit, here, and with Marvel (especially FatWS): creating shows that have no identity of their own except as connective tissue to more tentpole brands and films. This creative team should know better. The tone and pacing is wildly inconsistent, and I counted a full hour and six minutes through two episodes where Boba is not found in his own show. We sit through 6 hours of Dances with Wolves before we see Boba ride a Rancor? Son of a nerf herder.

Favreau & Filoni are the only people, so far, who've demonstrated they can give fans what they want but this is very disappointing. I love the Rancor idea, the Tusken Raider world, the intro of Cad Bane, & actual badass Fennec Shand needs to get her own series over Andor Nobody Gives a Fk About, but the attempt to make Boba more acceptable to kids is a huge mistake. Is this guy a mob boss or WTF? Why doesn't this help-the-oppressed Robin Hood just go work with the Rebellion? Shand should off him

The Book of Boba Fett made me reconsider my criticisms towards The Mandalorian. The Tusken tribe subplot is the best part. What remains is a mess of ideas with mixed execution that is somehow lesser than the sum of its parts. Filoni still hasn't transitioned from animation. Favreau & Rodriguez's direction is middling at best. The Mods were painful to behold. Krrsantan & Cad Bane were okay. There's something off about the Twi'leks. Boba makes a cameo in his own show (& skips an episode entirely).