Cara O'Doherty

I have seen it.

I really enjoyed it.

Now, it is dividing critics.

And I think one of the big problems is fatigue is setting in, without a doubt, across the board.

We have 50 years, almost 50 years worth of Star Wars, nine main films, three standalones, over 20 different TV series between the animated.

And there's a lot.

And one of the things with Mandalorian is that it isn't very plot heavy.

There isn't a huge amount of the Star Wars lore.

You can kind of go into this blind.

And a lot of people think you need to know everything.

You need to have watched the three series on Disney Plus.

You need to watch Boba Fett, which was kind of in the middle of those.

And in the case of this, you actually don't.

They've designed it in a way that you can walk in there as your first time Star Wars experience and enjoy it.

It's quite a simple, old fashioned adventure story.

And I think that fear is putting some people off, but other people are just they're finding it hard to relate to a character whose face we never see.

So anyone who doesn't know Mandalorian, he basically wears a helmet at all times.

There's a reason for it.

It is part of his tradition and culture.

He cannot take this thing off.