The Mandalorian is a show that rarely wants to sit in its worldbuilding. Things are said, they are present in the moment they need to be, and then it moves on to the next thing, like its wandering mercenary hero. But this week it tried something different—taking a leaf out of the book of its Star Wars streaming contemporary, Andor. “The Convert,” the third episode of The Mandalorian’s third season, largely keeps away from the story of Din Djarin and Bo-Katan Kryze, outside of book-ended scenes where we learn that Din, unlike Bo, didn’t catch a glimpse of the legendary...
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