I’ve been watching The Mandalorian, with my new Fire Stick apps.
That show is so new Spellchecker says I spelled it, wrong even though I know I didn’t. Spellchecker needs a major malfunction adjustment.
I’m up to Chapter 4. For those mathematically challenged that means I have seen 3.
The Mandalorian is a cool guy who roams the universe as a bounty hunter, hunting bounties…I like to think like I would if I had guns and a spaceship.
Actually I thought I was more like the Bounty Droid previously itemized. I would definitely be like him, err it, if I could spin my head. It was REALLY COOL but the Mandalorian zapped it, so I would rather not be like it anymore. I’m hoping it comes back in later chapters. I don’t see why not? But then I’m not a staff writer.
The show confirms what I thought previously but was unable to confirm from other Star Wars and Star Trek productions, that The Mandalorian made possible with his ventures to other places here and there in the universe. Space creatures seem to be a bit snippy and very few speak English.
Therefore, if by some chance, I am somehow able to procure said spaceship and venture to far off galaxies, I will need to take some sort of Babble book.
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