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All \u2018Fetts\u2019 are off as Disney+\u2019s<\/span> The Book of Boba Fett<\/span><\/a> gallops toward its thrilling season 1 finale. Although there have been complaints that the first chapter of Book should be rebranded as<\/span> The Mandalorian<\/span><\/a> season 2.5, the Mos Espa Daimyo\u2019s narrative merging with Din Djarin\u2019s means we\u2019ve actually been able to dive deeper into the complex lore of the franchise.<\/span><\/p>\n So far it\u2019s been a who\u2019s who of Mando faces<\/a>, with other nods to the further past as Djarin picked up a<\/span> nostalgic ship from Peli Motto<\/span><\/a>. However, it was February 2nd\u2019s From the Desert Comes a Stranger that really set up the future of The Mandalorian. While doing all the usual world-building,<\/span> yet another Diet Mando episode<\/span><\/a> managed to fix The Mandalorian season 2\u2019s biggest mistake \u2013 a certain floppy-haired Jedi\u2019s return.\u00a0<\/span><\/p> First, some background \u2013 because really, the Book of Boba Fett just featured a continuation of Luke Skywalker\u2019s post-Return of the Jedi arc that started in The Mandalorian season 2. Back then, jaws were left on the floor when Luke stepped aboard Moff Gideon\u2019s cruiser, made light work of his Death Trooper platoon, and met with our heroes. From the moment a familiar X-wing flew into shot, director Peyton Reed delivered one of the most iconic Star Wars scenes of all time. Mark Hamill himself<\/span> reprised his role as a much younger Luke<\/span><\/a>, however, most agreed he looked a little janky.<\/span><\/p>\n