History Funny / TheMandalorian

* The Armorer [[HonorBeforeReason refuses to abandon the Covert]] until she's salvaged everything left behind by the Imperial purge of the Mandalorian clan's hideout, dutifully collecting the armor of the fallen and smelting it back down to recycle the Beskar steel. A squad of Stormtroopers finds her kneeling in front of the furnace, holding her tongs and hammer but otherwise [[FaceDeathWithDignity giving no indication that she will fight.]] She easily beats four of them to death with her tools while throwing another trooper ''face-first into her furnace''. The furnace bit CrossesTheLineTwice due to the ''very'' brief scream from the Trooper as he falls in.

* Pinned down by Gideon's TIE, Greef tries to get the Child to do the [[BuffySpeak "magic hand thing"]] to bring it down. He begins encouraging the Child in hilarious fashion, while Mando takes a curious glance at the Child, and Cara stares at Greef incredulously. [[ComicallyMissingThePoint The Child just thinks Greef is waving (with ''three'' fingers, like the Child has) and repeats the gesture]].

* Pinned down by Gideon's TIE, Greef tries to get the Child to do the [[BuffySpeak "magic hand thing"]] to bring it down. He begins encouraging the Child in hilarious fashion, while Mando takes a curious glance at the Child, and Cara stares at Greef incredulously. The Child just thinks Greef is waving (with ''three'' fingers, like the Child has) and repeats the gesture.

-->'''Peli:''' Come here, you little womp rat! Looks like it remembers me. How much do you want for it? Just kidding! But not really. You know, if this thing ever divides or buds I will gladly pay for the offspring.

* What bounties does Greef have for the Mandalorian to choose from? Several bail jumpers and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers a wanted smuggler]].

* Cara keeps giving Greef [[IncrediblyLamePun grief]] over his woefully inaccurate estimate of "only four Stormtroopers" guarding the client. It keeps escalating until there's an entire ''army'' of white armored soldiers gunning for them. With Death Troopers. And air support.

** R5 Escapes from the Mouse Droids by flying away, knocking them off the now-obligatory nearby ledge.

** Also, Artoo only appears ''after'' Luke has slaughtered all the Dark Troopers. One imagines he's beeping "Is it safe to come out yet?"

-->'''Cara:''' ''[struggling to unjam the gun]'' Dank ferrik! Son of a mudscuffer!\\

* The Shadow Council between the Imperial Remnant groups that Thrawn has managed to pull together is ''full'' of [[WeAreStrugglingTogether passive-aggressive snipes, head-butting, and petty bickering between it's members]] with poor Pellaeon left to try and play OnlySaneMan, to nobody's surprise. Gideon in particular decides to be a pot-stirring prick and needles Pellaeon about how Thrawn isn't handling the meetings himself, all but implying that he thinks Gilad is full of it and not actually in contact with Thrawn.

* Grogu [[AndCallHimGeorge chasing and hugging]] the Anzellan droidsmiths as if they're toys. It's not often he meets beings smaller than himself.

** Grogu then stares at the Anzellan for a moment and tries to grab him ''again''.

'''Bo-Katan:''' [[CloningBlues I've heard your voice thousands of times.]]\\

* After Kane informs Gideon that Gorian Shard was eliminated by Mandalorians, Gideon's face and tone of voice as he says "Which Mandalorians?" makes it clear he already knows Din was involved, he just wants confirmation. He comes across as more annoyed than angry, as if he's just thinking "Of ''course'' Din Djarin is undermining my plans again".

* Mayfeld rescues Mando, whom he rechristens, "[[LineOfSightAlias Brown Eyes]]," from a confrontation with an Imperial officer by saying he needs to fill out some [[Film/OfficeSpace TPS reports]]. Especially when you know Creator/MikeJudge created the term as a stand-in for all the pointless paperwork that comes with an office job, with the acronym standing for "total piece of shit."

* Moff Gideon giving a [[LargeHam loud, boastful cry]] of the Remnant's motto of "LONG LIVE THE EMPIRE!" (while ''[[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning spinning]]''), which the rest of the Shadow Council replies to with equal flair.

* Greef Karga reveals that the Anzellans have turned IG-11's remains into, effectively, a mech suit that can be driven by small beings like the Anzellans or Grogu. The Anzellan that delivers IG-12 (as he's been renamed) appears to be the same one Grogu hugged back in "The Apostate" as he keeps his distance from the kid and repeats the "No squeezie!" comment. The Anzellan then mutters [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere "I'm out, motherfucker."]] as he's leaving.

* Moff Gideon giving off a rather [[LargeHam loud boastful cry]] of the Remnant's motto of "LONG LIVE THE EMPIRE!" Which the rest of the Shadow Council gives with equal flare. To top it off he did it with a spin.
** Keep in mind he's not delivering a RousingSpeech at a rally. He's on the ''Star Wars'' equivalent of a Zoom call.

* When the board the train, one of the passengers seems to be interested in them. Elia tries to deflect that interest with a casual "Taungsdays, am I right?" The passenger seemes to agree. Later, she and Pershing flee down the train to evade some security droids, and the first car they enter has ''much'' more obviously affluent passengers than the one they left. Pershing smiles and says "Taungsdays, am I right?" The passengers are not mollified, and Elia hustles him along with a "We'll work on that."

* Greef trying to sell Din on settling down and becoming a lawman. First, he asks if Din's ready to "wear the stripes," which leads to an immediately funny mental image of exactly where and how they'd be mounted on his Mandalorian armor. But mostly, Greef is trying to sell Din on how upscale Nevarro has gotten, including getting Din a prime plot of land "right by the hot springs." Pictuing Din Djarin settling down and building a [=McMansion=] on basically beachfront property is another hilarious mental image.

** Din finally acquiesces, leading to him walking the streets of Navarro with Grogu constantly hitting the "Yes" button over and over. [[OverlyLongGag And over and over.]] He then uses it to grab at food from a nearby grocer stand, forcing Din to pay for it.

* After Kane informs Gideon that Gorian Shard was eliminated by Mandalorians, Gideon's face and tone of voice as he says "Which Mandalorians?" makes it clear he already knows Din was involved, he just wants confirmation. He comes across as more annoyed than angry, as if he's just thinking "Of ''course'' Din Djarin is undermining my plans at this point".

* After Kane informs Gideon that Gorian Shard was eliminated by Mandalorians, Gideon's face and tone of voice as he says "Which Mandalorians?" makes it clear he already knows Din Djarin was involved, he just wants confirmation. He comes across as more annoyed than angry, as if he's just assumed that ''of course'' Din is undermining his plans at this point.

* Pascal recalled in an interview for ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC0ySEvVnWk&t=5m7s Stir Crazy]]'' that when parents invite their kids to "meet the Mandalorian", the meetings get awkward if the kids can't recognize "Mando" without his armor or the baby. Pascal added that if he tries to talk like the Mandalorian outside of the show, it ends up sounding "strangely like a bedroom voice?"

* Bo-Katan tells the Armorer she saw a mythosaur. The Armorer's response is basically anticlimatic, (seemingly) taking her word in the vein of having "seen a vision" rather than having seen one in the flesh. Bo-Katan keeps insiting it was real, and the Armor's responses comes off as "Uh-huh, sure dear, whatever you say."