Steve McKinnis

Never a STAR WARS fan. I wanted to state that first and foremost. Because you do NOT have to have been one or even be familiar with any previous STAR WARS films, comics, or whatever is related to the franchise. That being said, I LOVED and LOVE The Mandalorian. It is described as a Sci-Fi Western and it is. It is not gratuitously violent but it's also not without fights, violence and situations. Characters are fleshed out, they have depth, they have stories, and it is COMPELLING to watch. I have found myself SMILING as I watch every single episode. I love the western like sprinkles of music, the way "Mando" with a helmet on - can emote an emotion or feeling. It is finely crafted, acted, written and executed and the way it is shot, edited and seamed together make it like watching a feature with every episode. I do not recommend binge watching this. Let it last. Draw it out. Rewatch an episode as you go before you watch the next. I have made sure to draw out and let settle between episodes and I am thrilled to say, I LOVE this show and I only wish I was part of it. For all the folks out there who say there is nothing to watch anymore this show is for you. Check it out. It's the only way... in fact, this is the way. I have spoken.

Hands down hilarious! The cast: sublime and I found myself, literally, laughing out loud with each episode. Jann's narcissistic "Jann" is touching, hilarious and her character has no filter which is accompanied by little thought or consideration for anyone else. It may sound off putting put her heart and drive to be there for her family, even while seemingly stepping on all of their feelings, is endearing. The cast is stellar and everyone delivers. Jason Blicker (as Todd) and Elena Juatco (Cale) as dueling former manager and current manager's chemistry and exchanges regarding how to handle Jann are comedy gold and Elisha Cuthbert's pursuit of Patrick Gilmore (Dave) also deserves a shout out for just blatant laugh out loud antics and situations you have to see to appreciate. The trio of Jann her sister Max (Zoie Palmer) and mother Nora (Deborah Grover) is a dynamic that is touching and also hilarious in moments that anyone with siblings and parental issues can relate to. If you haven't given this show a chance, check it out on Hulu. A+