The Mandalorian is one of the most popular TV shows on Disney+. It is set in the Star Wars universe and follows the adventures of a bounty hunter who takes on a new assignment to capture a valuable asset. This asset turns out to be Grogu, known as "Baby Yoda" to many fans. The show has been praised for its strong storytelling, compelling characters, and stunning visuals. It has also become a cultural phenomenon, with Baby Yoda becoming a pop culture icon. The show's executive producer, Dave Filoni, recently gave his thoughts on the highly anticipated third season and the future of Baby Yoda.
During an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Filoni was asked about Grogu and when he might begin speaking, given that he has only made small noises and grunts thus far. In response, Filoni stated that he would assume Grogu would start speaking relatively young but also suggested that he may already communicate in his own way. He noted that Ahsoka could understand him or divine some type of communication from him. However, when asked about Grogu's first spoken words, Filoni remained tight-lipped, saying only, "we'll see."
"That's a good question," Filoni said. "I would suppose fairly young. I mean, we don't know that he's not talking in his own way. Obviously he could communicate with Ahsoka, or she could at least divine from him some type of communication."
The reporter also inquired whether Grogu would communicate using the same backward speech pattern as Yoda, as both characters belong to the same species. However, Filoni did not give a definitive answer to this question. He instead found it intriguing that some people think Yoda's speech is a characteristic of his species. Filoni speculated that those around him might affect Grogu's way of talking, like Din Djarin and Luke Skywalker, whose influence could shape his speech patterns.
The Mandalorian's Season Three Premieres to Lowest Rotten Tomatoes Score of the Series
The third season of Disney+'s hit series, The Mandalorian, has premiered to mixed reviews from fans and critics alike. The series has always been praised for its stunning visuals and impressive special effects, which have helped to bring the world of Star Wars to life in a new and exciting way. However, the season's premiere received a review score of 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, marking a noticeable drop from the high scores of the previous two seasons. However, there is still plenty of room for improvement as the season progresses.
Despite some of the criticisms leveled at the show, there is no denying that The Mandalorian has become a cultural phenomenon since its debut in 2019. The series has introduced a new generation of fans to the Star Wars universe and has sparked renewed interest in the franchise among longtime fans. With its unique blend of action, humor, and heart, The Mandalorian has become one of the most beloved shows on television, and fans eagerly anticipate what the third season will have in store for their favorite characters.
The Mandalorian season 3 landed on Disney+ on Wednesday, Mar. 1, and will run for eight episodes.