Twitter Showers The Mandalorian’s Baby Yoda With Amazing Fan Art

When The Mandalorian was first announced for Disney's new streaming platform Disney+, everyone assumed we would be getting a show about a Bounty Hunter doing badass Bounty Hunter things -- not a show about a Bounty Hunter taking care of a small, Force-powered child that, for lack of a better name, the internet has collectively decided to call "Baby Yoda." (Yes, we know it doesn't make sense, but it's better than "baby from Yoda's mystery species," okay?) In what could easily be considered the greatest twist in Star Wars history since Darth Vader telling Luke he was his father (or Kylo killing Snoke -- what) "Baby Yoda" has become the driving force of this show.

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So The Mandalorian CAN Take Off His Helmet…But There’s a Catch

Warning: Spoilers from Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian...

With each passing episode of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, we learn a bit more about the Mandalorian culture - including, in Episode 4, why Mandalorians never take off their helmets.

We know the basics about the Mandalorian "Way," but in the latest chapter, we heard "Mando" explain things a little more clearly to Julia Jones' Omera, who pointedly asked the bounty hunter about his helmet.

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So The Mandalorian CAN Take Off His Helmet…But There’s a Catch

Warning: Spoilers from Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian...

With each passing episode of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, we learn a bit more about the Mandalorian culture - including, in Episode 4, why Mandalorians never take off their helmets.

We know the basics about the Mandalorian "Way," but in the latest chapter, we heard "Mando" explain things a little more clearly to Julia Jones' Omera, who pointedly asked the bounty hunter about his helmet.

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The Rock Names His Mount Rushmore of Wrestling

As a fun Thanksgiving Day conversation starter, Bleacher Report asked wrestling fans who they'd put on the business' Mount Rushmore? Who would people choose as the four most popular/influential wrestlers of all time? Twitter then lit up with thousands of fans giving their own personal picks.

Including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who many folks already had on their own Mount Rushmores.

Here's the original Twitter post...

The Rock Names His Mount Rushmore of Wrestling

As a fun Thanksgiving Day conversation starter, Bleacher Report asked wrestling fans who they'd put on the business' Mount Rushmore? Who would people choose as the four most popular/influential wrestlers of all time? Twitter then lit up with thousands of fans giving their own personal picks.

Including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who many folks already had on their own Mount Rushmores.

Here's the original Twitter post...

Cats Director Admits Character Redesigns After Trailer Backlash

Cats director Tom Hooper has revealed that the production team behind the upcoming movie musical reevaluated some of the character designs in the aftermath of the trailer arriving online.

In an interview with Empire, Hooper opened up about the explosive response to the first trailer, admitting that the team were receptive to the feedback, as it ultimately prompted them to make some tweaks to the visuals, though they never expected the footage to spark such controversy.

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Cats Director Admits Character Redesigns After Trailer Backlash

Cats director Tom Hooper has revealed that the production team behind the upcoming movie musical reevaluated some of the character designs in the aftermath of the trailer arriving online.

In an interview with Empire, Hooper opened up about the explosive response to the first trailer, admitting that the team were receptive to the feedback, as it ultimately prompted them to make some tweaks to the visuals, though they never expected the footage to spark such controversy.

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Jon Favreau Blesses Us With Behind-the-Scenes Baby Yoda Footage

Before you get your fill of Baby Yoda in Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, or before you watch the chapter a second time, check out this terrific Thanksgiving Instagram post from series creator/writer Jon Favreau!

As you know, on set, Baby Yoda was a practical puppet, though for safety reasons, scenes with the adorable critter were shot twice (once without the physical Yoda) in case the puppet didn't work and they needed to use CGI. It was a move that caused director Werner Herzog, who plays The Client on the series, to call the crew "cowards."

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