Chapter 14: The Tragedy

Episode aired Dec 4, 2020
TV-14
32m

IMDb RATING

9.1/10

28K

YOUR RATING

Ming-Na Wen, Pedro Pascal, Temuera Morrison, and Brendan Wayne in Chapter 14: The Tragedy (2020)

Action Adventure Fantasy Sci-Fi

The Mandalorian and Child travel to an ancient site.The Mandalorian and Child travel to an ancient site.The Mandalorian and Child travel to an ancient site.

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IMDb RATING

9.1/10

28K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Featured reviews

8Sjamanen

Exciting, Unexpected and Emotional

Probably the best episode yet! Finally NOT just another "side quest"... all I can say is that these 30 minutes had everything. It was exciting, emotional and wildly different to the other episodes... I cant wait for the continuation to this!

10McKLund

It's enough to make a grown man cry

Thought The Mandalorian peaked last episode and then they RKO us out of nowhere with this masterpiece. If this doesn't convince you that Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau should be in charge of all things Star Wars now I don't think anything will.

10felipe-16650

Smart

Very smart episode, not a filler, but also not a "blockbuster episode". Perfectly sets up for the last two with great action mixed with the formation of a promising new alliance. A story made by Star Wars people for Star Wars people. This is the way.

10prestonweb

WOW WOW WOW

I did not expect to see so much in one episode. This is what Star Wars should be. The shortest episode but somehow was absolutely packed with surprises!! Amazing!!! This show just keeps getting better and I'm so excited for the final two episodes.

10vrahulrao

This is what Star Wars canon is meant to be

Thank you Filoni, thank you Favreau, these past 2 episodes have been unbelievably spectacular. The fan service while remaining consistent in storytelling, and still progressing the plot, has been truly appreciated.

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Trivia
Boba quotes his father Jango (also played by Temuera Morrison)'s words from Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002): "I'm just a simple man, trying to make my way in the universe." During the release of that film, this line was heavily used in promotion material featuring Jango Fett.

Goofs
When Marshal Dune is scrolling through pictures of criminals on her monitor, the name "Torbill Danzin" is listed twice, first as a bearded human and the second time for a Tusken Raider.

Quotes
Boba Fett: I've been tracking you, Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian: Are you Jedi? Or are you after the Child?
Boba Fett: I'm here for the armor.
The Mandalorian: If you want my armor, you'll have to peel it off my dead body.
Boba Fett: I don't want your armor. I want my armor that you got from Cobb Vanth back on Tatooine. It belongs to me.
The Mandalorian: Are you Mandalorian?
Boba Fett: I'm a simple man making his way through the galaxy. Like my father before me.
The Mandalorian: Did you take the Creed?
Boba Fett: I give my allegiance to no one.
The Mandalorian: The beskar belongs to the Mandalorians. It was looted from us during the Purge.
Boba Fett: The armor was my father's. Now it's mine.
The Mandalorian: What's to stopping me from dropping you right where you stand?
Boba Fett: Because I have a sharpshooter up on that ridge with a locked scope that will unload by the time my body hits the ground.
The Mandalorian: I'm the one wearing beskar. As soon as I see that muzzle flash, you're both dead.
Boba Fett: I didn't mean she was going to shoot you. My friend's locked onto that little companion of yours on the henge.
Fennec Shand: And if you remember, I don't miss.
The Mandalorian: Fennec?
Fennec Shand: You have a keen ear, Mando.

Crazy credits
The concept art seen during the end credits, in order of appearance:
Slave 1 arrives on Tython by Erik Tiemens.
Dark Troopers descend by Christian Alzmann.
The Child on the Seeing Stone by Erik Tiemens.
Slave 1 interior by Ryan Church.
Imperial Dropship by Benjamin Last.
Tython Seeing Stone by Erik Tiemens.
Dark Troopers closing in by Christian Alzmann and Erik Tiemens.
The tragedy by Ryan Church.
Dark Troopers lift off by Christian Alzmann.
The Child and the Stormtroopers by Christian Alzmann.
Slave 1 on Nevarro by Ryan Church.