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Episode Guide Episodes 001–016 Last episode aired Friday December 18, 2020 www.disneyplus.com © © 2020 www.disneyplus.com © 2020 © 2020 www.imdb.com starwars.fandom.com The summaries and recaps of all the The Mandalorian episodes were downloaded from http://www.imdb.com and http://www.disneyplus.com and http://starwars.fandom.com and processed through a perl program to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in the text ! This booklet was LATEXed on December 19, 2020 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.65 Contents Season 1 1 1 Chapter 1: The Mandalorian . .3 2 Chapter 2: The Child . .7 3 Chapter 3: The Sin . 11 4 Chapter 4: Sanctuary . 15 5 Chapter 5: The Gunslinger . 19 6 Chapter 6: The Prisoner . 23 7 Chapter 7: The Reckoning . 27 8 Chapter 8: Redemption . 31 Season 2 35 1 Chapter 9: The Marshall . 37 2 Chapter 10: The Passenger . 43 3 Chapter 11: The Heiress . 47 4 Chapter 12: The Siege . 51 5 Chapter 13: The Jedi . 55 6 Chapter 14: The Tragedy . 57 7 Chapter 15: The Believer . 61 8 Chapter 16: The Rescue . 65 Actor Appearances 69 The Mandalorian Episode Guide II Season One The Mandalorian Episode Guide Chapter 1: The Mandalorian Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Tuesday November 12, 2019 Writer: Jon Favreau Director: Dave Filoni Show Stars: Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian) Guest Stars: Carl Weathers (Greef Carga), Werner Herzog (The Client), Omid Ab- tahi (Dr. Pershing), Nick Nolte (Kuill), Taika Waititi (IG-11 (voice)), Horatio Sanz (Mythrol), Ryan Watson (Beta Trawler), Chris Bartlett (Ferryman), Brian Posehn (Speeder Pilot), Emily Swallow (Armorer), John Beasley (Bartender), Dmitrious Bistrevsky (Quarren Trawler), Mark Boone Jr (Guest Star), Bernard Bullen (Father), Bill Burr (Guest Star), Gina Carano (Cara Dune), Giancarlo Esposito (Mof Gideon), Mike Estes (Death Trooper), Tait Fletcher (Alpha Trawler), Julia Jones (Omera), Alexandra Manea (Mother), Dominic Pace (Bounty Hunter ’Gekko’), Kyle Pacek (Jawa), Gary Sievers (Nevarro Street Dweller), Tony Taboada (Carga’s Keeper), Natalia Tena (Guest Star), Ming-Na Wen (Fennec Shand), Jude S. Walko (Human Bounty Hunter) Summary: A Mandalorian bounty hunter tracks a target for a well-paying client. The episode opens with the eponymous Mandalorian bounty hunter (identified later in the series as "Din Djarin") using a tracking fob on a settlement on Maldo Kreis. Inside a unidentified bar, a bearded human trawler and a Quarren trawler are manhandling a blue-skinned Mythrol man, who pleads for his life in Galac- tic Basic, saying that he has credits. The bearded trawler wants to kill him for his valuable musk. Before the two trawlers can do any more harm, the armored and masked Mandalorian steps into the bar. Speaking in Huttese, the bearded trawler tells Djarin that he spilled his drink the last time he came. Djarin ignores him and goes up to the counter. The bearded trawler reiterates his threat to Djarin. Translating for Djarin, the human bartender tells Djarin that he says that he spilled his drink. The Mythrol tries to break free but the Quarren holds him down. The two trawlers accost the Djarin, taking an interest in his beskar armor. The bartender tries to defuse the situation by serving a drink but Djarin gets into a fight with the two trawlers. He knocks the bearded man to the ground. The Quarren tries to flee through the cantina doors but Djarin trips him with a grappling line. The Quarren shoots Djarin but his blaster bolt bounces off the Mandalorian’s armor. Djarin fires his blaster at the door controls, causing the door panels to shut and slice the Quarren in half, killing him. The Mythrol thanks the Mandalorian and offers to buy him a drink. However, Djarin instead shows him a hologram that confirms that the Mythrol is a wanted fugitive. The Mythrol claims this is a misunderstanding and tries to bribe his way out. Djarin is unmoved and says he can bring him in either "warm" or "cold." Djarin leads the chained Mythrol back to his ship. On the way, they encounter a Kubaz ferryman dressed in a parka. Djarin says that he needs passage back to the ice. The Kubaz 3 The Mandalorian Episode Guide summons a landspeeder that is piloted by an astromech droid with a flute. Djarin does not want to deal with droids but the Kubaz says the speeder is brand new. Djarin insists on an organic pilot and the Kubaz summons a rundown landspeeder piloted a bearded human pilot, who asks him where to. Djarin and his Mythrol quarry travel with the human pilot on the landspeeder. The driver scans the horizon with his macrobinoculars, with the Mythrol explaining that he is looking for ravinaks, large predators which live under the ice. The pilot explains that it is clear right now but warns Djarin that the ravinak tend to cluster around the spaceport because they think that the entire planet is their sink pit. The speeder pilot delivers them to the Mandalorian’s starship Razor Crest, which the Mythrol describes as junk and offers to hire a better ship. Djarin forces him out of the landspeeder. The driver says that it is time to go and warns Djarin to stay off the ice. The Mythrol asks if there is going to be something to worry about. While Djarin climbs aboard the Razor Crest, the Mythrol sees the speeder being devoured by a ravinak, which is lurking beneath the ice. The Mythrol begs Djarin to open the hatch as the creature approaches him. Djarin pulls him to safety just in the nick of time. The ravinak throws itself against the starship’s hull. Djarin leads his captive into the cockpit. The Mythrol remarks that it was a lucky escape and that staying off the ice was the "understatement of the millennium." The Razor Crest tries to take off but the ravinak latches onto to its landing strut. Djarin exits the cockpit with a trident and climbs out the docking ramp to confront the rav- inak. He stings the creature in the head, causing it to let go of the landing strut. The Razor Crest flies off into the skies as Djarin returns to the cockpit. The Mythrol mumbles "let’s go, let’s go" as the ship ascends into space. During the journey, the Mythrol tells Djarin that he likes the Razor Crest because "it’s a classic." He asks whether the ship is pre-Galactic Empire and tells Djarin that he is wealthy and could afford to hail a cruiser. Djarin remains silent and does not interact with his prisoner. The Mythrol asks how much they are paying him and if it is true that Mandalorians do not take off their helmet. Djarin remains silent. The Mythrol claims that he has to use the vacc tube, warning that he would not want to see a Mythrol "evacuate its thorax." Djarin allows him to leave the cockpit to find the vac tube. The Mythrol finds the vac tube and says that it will take a while because he is moulting. He takes advantage of the toilet break to find a way off the ship and enters the ship’s cargo hold only to find several other bounties frozen in carbonite. He realizes that he won’t be able to celebrate Life Day. Djarin agrees and yanks him into a carbon freezing chamber, freezing the Mythrol. The Razor Crest travels to Nevarro and lands at a spaceport. He walks through the streets into a cantina, which is frequented by various humanoids and aliens. He meets with a dark skinned man named Greef Karga, an agent for the Bounty Hunters’ Guild. Karga remarks that the job was done fast and pays Djarin in Imperial credits. Djarin refuses to accept payment since the Empire does not exist anymore. Greef offers to pay him in Calamari Flan but adds that he can only pay half. Djarin reluctantly accepts his payment and begins off loading his cargo of bounties frozen in carbonite. Back at the cantina, Karga tells Djarin that he has several bail jumps and a wanted smuggler. Djarin wants to take them all but Greef warns that he cannot take them all because there are other bounty hunters. Greef also explains that many don’t want to be paid guild rates and don’t mind if things get sloppy. Djarin asks what is his highest bounty. Karga says it is 5,000 Calamari Flan but Djarin counters that it won’t cover fuel these days. The guild agent tells Djarin that there is an "off the books" job with no chip code. Djarin accepts this offer and travels through the backstreets of the town. He travels to a house with a green door and is greeted by a gatekeeper droid. Djarin displays a transponder and is admitted inside the building. A GNK power droid leads him down a corridor to a room where he is greeted by four Remnant Stormtroopers in dusty armor. Djarin finds that his client is an elderly man with white hair. The Client says that Greef Karga told him that he was the best in the guild. Just then a door swings open abruptly and Djarin reaches for his blaster. A panicked human with glasses comes out. The stormtroopers order Djarin to drop his weapons. The bespectacled man apologizes for alarming Djarin. The Client introduces Doctor Pershing, apologizing for his lack of decorum and saying that his enthusiasm outweighs his discretion. He tells Djarin to lower his blaster. 4 The Mandalorian Episode Guide Djarin insists that the stormtroopers lower their blasters first but one of the stormtroopers says that they outnumber him.