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It was good.
As my nephew said, it could easily been half a season of The Mandalorian on Disney Plus.
The story was good, I was entertained, and there was lots that I liked and a thing or two I didn’t.
It was great to see Mando and Grogu in action again, along with Zeb and Ripley, er, Colonel Ward (Sigourney Weaver).
And it was simply great to see (and hear) a Star Wars film on the big screen, IMAX in the case of our screening.
Recommended if you’re a Mando/Grogu fan.
Go see it!
I’m watching episodes of this show on and off, and I find that I haven’t seen most (if not all) of these episodes since they were first broadcast, almost 50 years ago.
We didn’t have a VCR in the mid-70s, and I didn’t watch reruns back then. Heck, I think I only watched the Bigfoot episodes when Sci-Fi Channel picked up the show at some point during the late 90s/early 2000s.
Anyways, I recently watched “The Song and Dance Spy” guest-starring Sonny Bono. Imagine my surprise when I recognized Bruce Glover as the main bad guy and Jayne Kennedy as one of Bono’s backup singers, or looking up the episode on IMDB.com and discovering Star Trek TNG director Cliff Bole was an assistant director on this episode.
Or that the background singer who Bono introduced as his girlfriend was actually real life girlfriend/future wife Susie Coelho.
And part of this story took place in Manila, Philippines, and Guam.