Officially, The Best 'Mandalorian' Finale Predictions

For better or worse, The Mandalorian Season Three became a home base for all conceivable Star Wars stories. But the winds are changing on Mandalore. After last week's Star Wars Celebration, we now know that a new trilogy has been set starring Daisy Ridley, a slate of new shows are currently in production, and we'll see the long-awaited Mandalorian movie. Before all that? We need to get through this Wednesday—AKA The Mandalorian's Season Three finale date. So tighten your thinking caps, dear readers, because we're entering hyperdrive to zip right to Reddit—the online planet where fan theories, good and bad, can live together in peace.

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