Chapter 21 of The Mandalorian, “The Pirate,” ended on a huge cliffhanger: Moff Gideon, the Imperial baddie who had been obsessed with Grogu and wielded the Darksaber, had been taken from the New Republic transport ship that was taking him to trial. The X-wing pilot investigating his disappearance — Gideon still hasn’t appeared yet this season, although he’s been mentioned several times — said the evidence on the derelict ship pointed to him being taken by Mandalorians.
But why? Or, if Moff Gideon is framing the Mandalorians to make them look like they were at fault, why would he do that? Our theories around all of this are the subject of our latest Star Wars video, which looks at the end of “The Pirate” for clues of the real culprits, and explains how Moff Gideon’s escape could be connected to characters we’ve already seen this season hanging out on Coruscant, who appear to be starting the First Order from the Star Wars sequel trilogy before our very eyes. Watch the video below:
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If you liked that video on who rescued Moff Gideon and why they would blame it on the Mandalorians, check out more of our videos below, including why Season 3 Episode 5 was a big turning point on The Mandalorian, all the Easter eggs and secrets in Season 3 Episode 5, and all the Easter eggs in Episode 4 of the current season of The Mandalorian. Plus, there’s tons more over at ScreenCrush’s YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe to catch all our future episodes. The Mandalorian Season 3 is now available on Disney+. New episodes premiere on Wednesdays.
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