is sponsored by "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order."

Did you catch all of the cameos

in "The Mandalorian's episode six?

The first season of of the Star Wars TV series

"The Mandalorian's is coming to a close

faster than I Han Solo can make the Kessel Run.

With only two more episodes left we're gunna have to say

goodbye to baby Yoda and brand new baby Yoda memes

before we know it.

(sipping)

But that's not stopping the show from keeping their foot

on the accelerator as they rocket to what we can only

assume will be some sort of explosive conclusion.

In this week's Chapter 6 the prisoner was jam packed

with action tension and once again proved why fans

are waking up super early on Friday mornings;

or staying up late on Thursday nights to watch it before

they go to work.

- Loock at ya. Asleep on the job old man.

- [Dan Casey] Fans praised the episode slick action,

badass fight scenes countless guest stars,

and gushed over that sweet baby Yoda

who pulled it's own version of Home Alone

aboard the Razor Crest.

However what really has everyone buzzing around

the water cooler was this veritable murderers row of

celebs in the Sci-Fi and pop culture space that popped up

in outer space as guest stars in cameos in this episode.

So who'd we see?

And why was that one voice so familiar?

(robotic grunt)

Well before we get into it I have to say this episode

will contain spoilers for episode six of the Mandalorian,

if for some reason you blacked out and just woke up

in this point in the episode. So turn away now if you

haven't seen it yet but, if you're sticking around

give us a like and subscribe while your at it.

(spaceship rattleing)

Folks the Mandalorian has not shied away from star

studded guest spots in the past with everyone from the

likes of Brian Posey, Horatio Sands in the first episode

to Amy Sedaros and Ming Na Wade in last weeks chapter.

But the prisoner was defiantly more packed to the gills

with the guest stars than usual so let's run down

everyone we saw and figure out where from the Galaxy

much much closer we remember them from.

This episode start with the Mandelorian docking on the space

station and a job from an old colleague of his

named Ranzar Malk, played by Mark Boone Jr.

Who you may recognize from Sons or Anarchy, 30 Days of Night

and Batman Begins. Mando finds out that the job

is to spring a prisoner from a maximum security

New Republic prison transport staffed by droids.

He's gonna have to work with a team of nareduelles

to make it happen. It's let by the former

(sarcastic chuckle)

Imperial Sharp Shooter.

- [Mayfield] I wasn't a storm trooper wise ass.

- Named Mayfield, played by Bill Burr.

He's one of the many comedians who have popped up

in this series so far.

And you might recognize him from showing up in things like,

Breaking Bad, Chappelle Show, or his own animated Netfilx

series F is for Family.

Also on the team is the Twi'lek Xi'an,

played by Natalia Tena.

- [Storm Tooper] Nice to see you too.

- I missed you.

- Now if that voice was familiar underneath those purple

prosthetics, that's because Tena's showed up in plenty

of nerdy properties.

From playing Tonks in Harry Potter

to being Osha in Game of Thrones.

Remember Game of Thrones?

- I've missed you.

- [ Dan Casey] Now this tall drink of water is a

devaronian named Burg.

(explosion)

Named for the hamburger he so closely resembles.

Played by someone who's solidly been in the nerd

landscape for decades.

The venerable and inimitable Clancy Brown.

He has one of the best voices in the biz,

and shows up in everything from like, Highlander

to Starship Trooper to (mumbles) become human.

He was great in that game. He's also voiced Lex Luther,

and of course the one and only Mister Crabs.

(cackling)

As for the droid Zero who chased the wee baby Yoda

around the Razor Crest, well if you're a fan of quality

British cult-classic programming, like The IT Crowd,

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, The Mighty Boosh,

so on and so forth.

But you'll definitely recognize this

as the voice of Richard Iowata.

- Don't worry Mandalorian. My response time is

quicker than organics.

- [Dan Casey] He also shows up in every British panel show

under the sun, which is honestly something we should

start doing in America. I mean, it doesn't even have

to be panel shows,

just put Richard Iowata on everything.

Now once this murderous team is aboard the transport,

we see one of the prisoners is a four-armed

Ardennian, which we're going to go out on a limb

here and say is a call back to Rio Durant

and Solo: A Star Wars Story.

A member of the same species voiced by one, Jon Favreau.

Remember him?

While on board they also run into a New Republic officer,

but who is this cameo?

Well if you guessed Wyatt Logan from Timeless, congrats!

You're our former producer Aaron Veil

and literally no one else.

Sorry Timeless fans.

But if you guessed that this guy's also Anikan Skywalker

well good news, you'd be correct too!

Matt Lanter voiced Anikan in the Clone Wars cartoon

and will voice him again when the series returns

for one last season.

As for the titular prisoner they're breaking our Xi'an's

brother Quinn, he's played by Ismael Crz Cordova

and it just tickled all of our collective fancies

that this guy plays a completely unrelated character

named Mando on Sesame Street.

Or are they related?

- Funny

- But these weren't the only cameos that you may have seen.

Did you notice that trio of

New Republic pilots at the episodes end?

Well they were played by series

writer/ producer/ director Dave Filoni,

as well as Mando episode directors Deborah Chow

and this episodes director Rick Famuyiwa.

In fact Famuyiwa not only directed this episode but

episode two, as well.

And Chow directed the fan favorite third episode "The Sin"

And she's also said to be in charge of the upcoming

Ob-wan Kenobi Disney Plus series

and if you want proof why, just watch episode three again!

Jesus Christ, that episode f@#%ing slaps.

- This is the way

- [Chorus] This is the way.

- Now all in all the Mandalorian had managed to 'wow'

fans with talent both in front of and behind the camera.

And we honestly can't wait to see what they have planned

for the final two episodes of this season.

- Don't you agree?

- But what do you folks think?

Did you enjoy "The Prisoner"?

I loved this episode.

Did we miss any other cameos in this episode?

And did you remember that the next episode actually comes

out next Wednesday instead of Friday,

because of a little movie coming out next Friday

called "The Rise of Skywalker"?

- Good

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