The Mandalorian and Grogu

Din and Grogu hunt Imperial warlords for the New Republic. Ward, a New Republic officer, assigns him to find the mysterious Commander Coin. The Hutt Twins promise Coin's location if Din rescues Rotta, Jabba's son, from the moon Shakari, and pay him up front with a new Razor Crest. But Rotta is a gladiator in crime lord Janu's arena. Din is forced to fight him, spares his life and, when Rotta escapes, recaptures him with help from Zeb Orrelios. Rotta reveals the Twins only want him so they can kill him, and that Janu is Coin himself. Din and Zeb capture Janu, and Din helps Rotta go into hiding. Bounty hunter Embo delivers Din to the Twins, who poison him in their creature pit, and Grogu saves him. In the final showdown, the Twins fall into the dragonsnake pit and are eaten, and Rotta ends up working with the New Republic.

1. Behind the scenesScorsese improvised at the food truck

   The Ardennian who owns a food truck is voiced by Martin Scorsese. According to Jon Favreau, the director improvised a lot in the sessions, and the result became one of the film's highlights.

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2. CameoA squadron of directors

   At Adelphi base and among the X-wing pilots are Dave Filoni (Trapper Wolf), Rick Famuyiwa (Jib Dodger), Lee Isaac Chung (Lieutenant Garrett Sal) and Deborah Chow (Sash Ketter). All of them directed episodes of the series.

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3. CameoAnthony Daniels keeps the streak

   Daniels voices an air traffic control droid. That keeps him in every Star Wars film released in theaters since 1977.

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4. ReferenceThe Hutts' trapdoor

   When the Hutt twins drop Mando through a trapdoor to face a serpent dragon, it's the same trap Jabba used on Luke and the rancor in Return of the Jedi.

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5. ReferenceA greeting in Huttese

   Mando greets Rotta with 'de wanna wanga', the same Huttese phrase Bib Fortuna uses in Jabba's palace in Return of the Jedi.

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