great escape, reliving some epic scenes from the series

with this weekend's "Star Wars" host Kristin Baver,

getting prehistoric with "The Ice Age Adventures

of Buck Wild," and so much more.

I'm Andre.

And I'm Jenny.

This is "What's Up, Disney+," where

we talk all things Disney+.

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ANDRE: In "The Book of Boba Fett,"

we follow legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett as he

takes over Jabba the Hutt's throne with mercenary

Fennec Shand by his side.

Together, they must navigate the criminal underworld

on Tatooine.

Andre and I love this series, and today, we're

talking about Boba's great escape in the first episode,

brought to you by LG OLED. Life's Good.

In "The Mandalorian," we learn that Boba

Fett has escaped the Sarlacc pit, but we don't know how.

Fans have been guessing how and if he managed to escape,

and we finally have the answer in this opening scene

of "The Book of Boba Fett."

We see him fight his way out of the Sarlacc pit,

only to be captured by Tusken Raiders.

I loved seeing the scene.

After years, we finally get to see how he got out of there.

Finally.

I lost sleep over this.

And it was nasty up in there.

JENNY: It was very detailed, and I almost smelled it.

ANDRE: Yeah, yeah, a little claustrophobic, you know?

So yeah.

I don't know how he did it.

ANDRE: And then to get out of it only to get

caught after is like, man, what a day Boba Fett's having.

What luck.

It's a really, really awesome scene,

great for the first episode.

And there's nothing like watching this scene

on your LG OLED in Filmmaker Mode

to really get the full experience.

JENNY: Plus, with LG OLED's infinite contrast,

we're able to see every gnarly detail of the Sarlacc pit.

And what a way to start the series off with a bang.

We finally get the answer to a legendary "Star Wars" question,

and I'm sure we'll get more.

Be sure to check out "The Book of Boba Fett,"

now streaming on Disney+.

We are now so excited to be joined by Kristin Baver, host

of "This Week in Star Wars," to help us run

through even more of the coolest moments

from "The Book of Boba Fett."

Welcome to the show, Kristin.

Hi, Andre. Hi, Jenny.

Thanks for having me.

JENNY: Kristin, what did you think of the new series?

I loved it.

I became a huge Boba Fett fan when we saw him

in "The Mandalorian," and this just really

catapults it to the next level.

JENNY: Yes, and we got a lot of answers to our questions

that we've been holding on to for quite some time.

So let's dive into "The Book of Boba Fett."

Let's do it.

ANDRE: I'm not sure about y'all, but the scene where Fennec

Shand chases the assassin to the rooftops of Tatooine

had my heart racing.

Definitely.

After Boba Fett and Fennec are ambushed in the streets

of Tatooine, Fennec embarks on an epic chase

to find out who ordered the ambush,

and she finally catches one of the assassins.

Which leads us to one of the moments

that I found most exciting, the rancor pit reveal.

Boba and Fennec question the captured assassin

and attempt to find out who gave his orders, but no dice.

To get him to talk, they drop him into the rancor pit,

which scares him into confessing that it

was the mayor who sent him.

What the assassin doesn't know is that there's

no rancor after all.

Talk about mind games.

Next up, we have the introduction of the twin Hutts.

You might remember that Boba Fett is sitting

on Jabba the Hutt's throne,

so of course, his cousins show up to stake the claim.

See, this is why they want you to arrive on a litter

in the "Star Wars" universe.

It looks so regal.

And bonus moment, we get a quick peek at Krrsantan.

This had my heart pounding.

It's the hover train heist.

ANDRE: Talk about action-packed.

After being attacked from the hover train,

Boba Fett, with the help of the Tusken Raiders,

executes an epic plan to stop the train in its tracks.

KRISTIN: I love seeing these moments, because Boba Fett is

not only gaining the trust of the Tusken Raiders,

but also learning new skills himself.

And then we get a truly epic fight

between Boba and Krrsantan.

ANDRE: Boy oh boy, can Krrsantan fight.

The towering Wookiee is a truly fearsome opponent,

and Boba Fett is almost bested.

Luckily, Fennec's quick thinking lands

Krrsantan in the rancor pit.

But don't count this former gladiator out yet-- later

in the episode, Boba lets Krrsantan go free

after the Hutt twins apologize.

Next, we get an epic sequence where Boba steals

a ship back from Jabba's palace in hopes

of retrieving his armor.

KRISTIN: After dealing with some unruly kitchen

droids and a whole lot of guards,

Boba and Fennec worked together to commandeer the iconic ship.

ANDRE: Chapter 5 takes us on a different journey as viewers

get to follow the escapades of none other than Din Djarin

himself, the Mandalorian.

KRISTIN: Mando heads back to Tatooine to see if Peli

Motto has a ship for him.

Instead of a Razor Crest, she offers

a classic N-1 Starfighter, but there's a catch.

He'll have to help fix it up, which

shouldn't be a pro thanks to some creative Jawas

and a helpful BD Droid.

JENNY: Which brings us to our next exhilarating moment,

Mando testing out his newly tricked-out N-1.

Seems to me like a pretty good upgrade.

KRISTIN: Next up is a training montage of adorable proportions

as we get to see Grogu learn the ways of the Force

from Luke Skywalker.

Jedi training isn't easy for the little one, but remember,

size matters not.

ANDRE: Back at Freetown, there's a chill in the air

as Cobb Vanth is confronted by the one and only,

legendary bounty hunter Cad Bane.

What an intense scene.

KRISTIN: Just before the credits roll,

Grogu is faced with a choice.

Master Luke offers him a lightsaber,

which means training with the Jedi, or Mandalorian

chain mail, reuniting him with those he loves.

Only Grogu can choose his destiny.

What a conundrum.

ANDRE: In Chapter 7 of "The Book of Boba Fett,"

we finally get to see Boba and Mando

in action, teaming up to fight the Pyke

Syndicate in an epic battle.

When it seems like all hope is lost,

Boba Fett emerges on his pet rancor,

going head-to-head with his old friend Cad Bane.

It was a confrontation we'd been waiting to see, and oh, man,

was it worth it.

JENNY: Boba prevails, and the Daimyo

remains on Mos Espa with Fennec Shand and his new team

by his side.

Meanwhile, Mando and Grogu make the leap into hyperspace

and take off for new adventures.

ANDRE: Wow, so many great moments from this series.

Thank you so much for joining us, Kristin.

Where can people find "This Week in Star Wars"?

You can tune in every Thursday on starwars.com and the "Star

Wars" YouTube channel.

Thank you both so much for having me.

This was a blast of seismic-charge proportions.

We are so happy to have you, Kristin.

Be sure to stream "The Book of Boba Fett" now on Disney+.

And now, here's what's new.

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Roll out the red carpet--

we're celebrating these Oscars nominees from Disney+.

See who takes home the gold during the Oscars

Sunday, March 27 on ABC.

This is no ordinary love story. Witness

the story unfold in "Snowdrop," an Original Series now

streaming on Disney+ in the U.S.

"West Side Story" is coming to Disney+.

Now nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture,

one of the most critically acclaimed movies of the year

starts streaming March 2.

The "Ice Age" fam is up to their old tricks

with a completely new wild adventure awaiting them.

In the movie "The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild,"

possum brothers Crash and Eddie set out

to find a place of their own, but instead

find themselves in trouble and trapped in the Lost World.

After being rescued by Buck the Weasel,

they embark on a mission to save the Lost World

from total dinosaur domination.

We got to chat with the cast and crew of "The Ice Age

Adventures of Buck Wild" about their new movie

and the legacy that is Ice Age.

Hi, I'm Simon Pegg from "The Ice Age adventures of Buck

Wild," and today, we're guessing which Ice Age character

said these iconic lines.

Let's do it.

"Like I always say, 'Stay close, stay alive.'"

It's too eloquent to be Sid.

It kind of feels-- maybe it was Diego,

but I don't know which film.

[BUZZER SOUND]

Oh, like I always say, stay close, stay alive.

SIMON: "You may be Jurassic, but I am fantastic!"

That was Buck, obviously, come on.

"If I'm going to enjoy my revenge,

I want it to be fresh."

I don't know, you stumped me on that one.

[BUZZER SOUND]

If I'm going to enjoy my revenge, I want it to be fresh.

Yes, of course it was.

"I slept through the comet that killed the unicorns."

Granny, yes, of course.

[DINGING]

Yeah, I slept through the comet that killed the unicorns.

SIMON: Wanda Sykes, brilliant.

"He gave you that patch for free?

That's so cool.

Maybe he'll give us one too."

Now, that's obviously one of Crash or Eddie

talking to Buck in "Ice Age:

Dawn of the Dinosaurs."

[DINGING]

He gave you that patch for free?

That's so cool.

Yeah, maybe he'll give us one too.

SIMON: OK, "You're going to let one tiny 300-mile-wide asteroid

ruin your plans?"

tHAT'S obviously from "Collision Course."

I'm going to take a punt on this one and say Ellie.

[BUZZER SOUND]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You're going to let one tiny, little 300-mile-wide asteroid

ruin your plans?

Yeah, I get half a point.

"Boys, what you lack in intelligence,

you make up for in bumbling ineptitude!"

That's Buck. [DINGING]

And that's in "The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild."

What they lack in intelligence,

they make up for in bumbling ineptitude.

SIMON: "The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild"

is now streaming on Disney+.

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JENNY: We finally saw Boba Fett escape the Sarlacc pit,

relived some of our favorite scenes from the series,

and got chills talking about "The Ice

Age Adventures of Buck Wild."

ANDRE: That's our show.

Be sure to head on over to Disney+ to stream