I think the period is three or four years after ROTJ.
Wasn't he the one that the Empire used to model them on?
When new episodes of The Mandalorian debut, there's often no telling what elements of each adventure will resonate most strongly with Star Wars audiences, with last week's episode seeing some viewers have an unexpected change of heart about Baby Yoda after they witnessed him eating "Frog Lady's" eggs. Lucasfilm creative art manager Phil Szostak offered his own perspective on the matter and noted that, while some viewers are understandably upset, that there's no difference between Baby Yoda eating these eggs and audiences eating unfertilized chicken eggs from the grocery store. He did, however, note that he understood why some audiences might remain disappointed in the loveable character.
"For the record, Chapter 10 of The Mandalorian makes it clear that the Frog Lady’s eggs are unfertilized, like the chicken eggs many of us enjoy. But obviously, chickens aren’t sentient beings and the Child eating the eggs is intentionally disturbing, for comedic effect," Szostak shared on Twitter. "Fans of horror know that disturbing things make some of us laugh and some of us squirm, or both. Your mileage may vary."
Filmmaker Kevin Smith went on a tear this afternoon, posting a series of tweets with the various images of Bugs Bunny and his nephew Clyde Bunny and developing a meme out of it. The gist of it is an older figure lecturing someone younger about a subject which they won't relent on with topics including shopping at the mall, the UK and the US versions of The Office, how Rose and Jack could both sit on the door in Titanic, and also what he thinks of Baby Yoda eating all those eggs in The Mandalorian's latest episode. As Smith recounts it, "Baby Yoda eating those eggs isn’t cute, it’s genocide."
Funko Launches a Pop Based On Baby Yoda's Disturbing New Snack
Last week's episode of Star Wars: The Mandalorian entitled 'Chapter 10: The Passenger' served up a [...]comicbook.com
Did we really need this?
Probably costs as much too!go into Forbidden Planet in Holborn and they’ve got half a bloody shop full
Not me, didn't you read my post? He's protecting them and giving them Force energy to repair them. However, if the show-runners tell us that he really was eating them, then I think we have to accept that is what was happening.can we be sure it isn't just keeping them alive in his hamster like cheek flaps. No doubt you've all mis-judged it
Did we discuss the possibility that the armour the mandalorian recovered in episode 9 was Bobba Fett's.. ?
I'm not so sure... are we encouraging kids to eat frog's spawn...?