We live in a world in which Baby Yoda's snacking on another creature's.....

[islandman]

....unborn babies needs to be defended.

It's a FUCKING TV SHOW.


The Mandalorian season 2, episode 2, "The Passenger" showed Baby Yoda eating Frog Lady's eggs — which is actually a positive sign for the series.

https://screenrant.com/mandalorian-baby-yoda-eggs-eating-natural-not-bad-why/amp/

 

[DeluxAuto]

Not only that but he's a fucking puppet/CGI.

 

[islandman]

Not only that but he's a fucking puppet/CGI.

Uncalled for!

 

[NemoNautilus]

I think he has a tapeworm

 

[islandman]

I think he has a tapeworm

Not how I would describe The Force, but, okay.

 

[FL30]

....unborn babies needs to be defended.

It's a FUCKING TV SHOW.


The Mandalorian season 2, episode 2, "The Passenger" showed Baby Yoda eating Frog Lady's eggs — which is actually a positive sign for the series.

https://screenrant.com/mandalorian-baby-yoda-eggs-eating-natural-not-bad-why/amp/

You wonder why this has to be defended while the kardasidumbs have been on TV for, HOW LONG?

Plus, how many people believe that "reality" TV really is real?

Lots and lots of morons out there.

The more I deal with the public, the more I realize just how dumb people really are.

 

[islandman]

You wonder why this has to be defended while the kardasidumbs have been on TV for, HOW LONG?

Plus, how many people believe that "reality" TV really is real?

Lots and lots of morons out there.

The more I deal with the public, the more I realize just how dumb people really are.

Is being a mortician considered a field in which one "deals with the public"?

 

[InternationalFunboy]

I bumped into this when I saw it. The baby eating weird shit has been a lame running gag throughout the show. And I doubt the writers thought enough about the extended implication of him eating something that was shown expressly to be so dear to the mother, judging from their "it's a joke, ymmv" response. I suppose if this show were not hanging by a thread with me I'd be more forgiving. But I read somewhere that if you expect no more depth than you would from a typical ep of Scooby Doo, you're poised to like the show more.