The first episode of Boba Fett, while good, moved at a rather slow pace and seemed more like a filler episode. That’s generally not good when you’re talking about a show that fans have been asking about for decades. Thankfully episode two rights that wrong and provides a much better groundwork for not just the show but Fett himself.
Episode two shows us a Fett that’s trying to be good in a world that really wants him to go bad. He’s always been viewed as an anti-hero but this week’s episode showed that he has so much heart and humility that’s never really been shown before.
That’s not to say that he’ll ever be soft and cuddly, but he knows how to fight for the underdog. The first half of this episode has Fett confronting two of Jabba’s cousins in an effort to prove that he now runs the town. For the most part, it works and does a bit of world-building in the process. The show also introduces us to Black Krrsantan who is a part of the amazing Doctor Aphra comic book. Seriously if you haven’t read that series I highly recommend it. Let’s hope we get some Doctor Aphra down the road as well.
The episode really shines in its second half. Picking up where we left off Boba Fett is still imprisoned by the Tusken Raiders but he has found a way to gain their trust. He is studying under one of their warriors and learning their ways. Shortly into that period, a high-speed train comes and literally hunts them down. Regardless of his social standing that action strikes a nerve and Fett goes off to avenge his fallen comrades.
Without spoiling too much he not only gains their trust but manages to change their entire culture in the process. He introduces them to new technology and sets them up as a powerful tribe on Tatooine. It’s with that knowledge that one must come to the conclusion that Boba Fett manages to do more for the people of Tatooine than Luke Skywalker ever did. He sees the raiders as not savages but the indigenous people of the planet. The Dances with Wolves vibe was strong in the episode.
It will be interesting to see where the rest of the series goes. Honestly, it could have spent the entire first season leading up to Fett taking the throne and that would have been enthralling. Now they just need to make the present more interesting than the past.

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The Les Files With John C McGinley

In the studio today, Les gets to talk to legendary actor John C. McGinley who’s been a force on the stage and the screen. Hollywood has him on speed dial to play certain iconic roles that move the story such as Tom Card in Burn Notice, Brian Kelton on Chicago PD. Now the showrunners of the beloved cop sitcom Brooklyn 99 have brought him in to play Head to the Patrolman’s Union and lover of all things Billy Joel, Frank O’Sullivan. This new character is the antagonist for the final season of Brooklyn 99 and he’s a cross between Archie Bunker and Yosemite Sam.
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