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Idk what you mean, it had a good amount of humor and it was better than most of the humor/levity from Obiwan where it sucked (or was maybe intended for 5-10 year olds?).
Haven't seen most of Mando so can't compare.
And Andor pretty much just had Luthen's vendor persona, right?
Idk what you mean, it had a good amount of humor and it was better than most of the humor/levity from Obiwan where it sucked
I'm talking about the unintended comedy of the show, the pure nonsense of it. The nose lizards, the gun train, the assassins who forget to bring weapons, the slow speed chase through the city on scooters, bringing a rancor to the final fight instead of a gunship. Stuff like that.
The other shows have plenty of funny moments too but I think Boba Fett has more stupid per minute than the rest.
What nose lizards?
Gun train wasn't funny?
You referring to that red shield scene, yeah that was the big clunk of the season.
The slow speed chase was intended comedy, hello?!
"Bringing the rancor instead of a gunship" is some kinda logic nitpickery stuff, hardly qualifies as "unintentional comedy" which is a more visceral, tonal thing.
What nose lizards?
The lizard that went up Boba Fett's nose and into his brain to cause a hallucination that would lead him to find his stick.
Gun train wasn't funny?
The gun train was hilarious.
The slow speed chase was intended comedy, hello?!
I don't believe that.
"Bringing the rancor instead of a gunship" is some kinda logic nitpickery stuff, hardly qualifies as "unintentional comedy" which is a more visceral, tonal thing.
It's one of many examples where the show tries to present incompetence as something cool. I find that very funny.
1)-2) No idea how your brain was able to react that way.
3) The majordomo they were chasing is a comedic, cowardly, effete character, how were you able to miss that?
However they also used that scene as the 1 big piece that was supposed to make the punk gang look "badass", so there's a confused dissonance between that and the Fargo ending premise o the general sequence.
It's one of many examples where the show tries to present incompetence as something cool. I find that very funny.
It's only "incompetence" if you overthink it, so yeah.
No idea how your brain was able to react that way.
Because I often find absurdity funny when it's not making me angry.
The majordomo they were chasing is a comedic, cowardly, effete character, how were you able to miss that?
I was laughing at the Power Rangers rejects and their silly scooters.
However they also used that scene as the 1 big piece that was supposed to make the punk gang look "badass",
And I found their failure funny. How hard is it to make a biker gang intimidating?
It's only "incompetence" if you overthink it, so yeah.
No, it was an immediate reaction to what I perceived as obvious incompetence. I laughed the moment I saw it. I didn't have to have a think about it and decide later that their actions were those of an idiot.
Oh so you saw some "plot holes" in an action scene and then started laughing even though there wasn't anything in it that would generally be called funny, hm ok why not.
No, it was an immediate reaction to what I perceived as obvious incompetence. I laughed the moment I saw it. I didn't have to have a think about it and decide later that their actions were those of an idiot.
Well fair enough I guess, not sure how you've been managing to stomach any of this franchise though if that's how you react.
I was laughing at the Power Rangers rejects and their silly scooters.
I don't watch Power Rangers, weren't they just like a punk gang or something?
And I found their failure funny. How hard is it to make a biker gang intimidating?
Huh? The point was that chasing a cowardly effete William H. Macy during a comedy scene isn't the point for the pursuers to display their badassery.
And I said "badassery" as in action ace fighters pilots or whatever, not "intimidating bikers", you're just missing point after point lol