Lucasfilm Exec Defends Baby Yoda Eating Alien Frog Eggs

It looks like it may take a little longer for the “Alien” franchise to make its way to the small screen.

Yoda has only gone by a few names, up to this point, but a recent episode of “The Mandalorian” revealed the real name of everyone’s favourite character.

The Mandalorian just revealed some major details about who Baby Yoda is and where he’s from.

Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the fifth episode of season 2 of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  “The Mandalorian” teed up the arrival of Ahsoka Tano two episodes ago and judging from the speed and cameo size of the show thus far, viewers would have been forgiven for thinking we might only get a small glimpse of the Jedi this episode.

Disney+’s “The Mandalorian Chapter 13″ unlocked a bevy of fascinating revelations for “Star Wars” zealots — namely, Baby Yoda’s true identity.Spoiler alert warning: Stop reading now if you don’t want to know what happens in the latest episode.A bad-ass former Jedi with a good heart, Ahsoka — hunted down by an unyielding Mando in his fervent quest to reunite Baby Yoda, aka The Child, with his Jedi tribe — reads The Child’s mind to discover he’s a planet Coruscant native and Clone Wars survivor

The Mandalorian has finally revealed the real name of Baby Yoda now – beware of spoilers below.In season two episode five, titled ‘Chapter 13: The Jedi’, it was revealed that the character known as Baby Yoda or The Child for all 13 episodes of The Mandalorian to date is in fact called Grogu.Star Wars fans on Twitter have responded with mixed reactions.

Hardcore “Star Wars” fans have as lot to talk about.

Warning: This recap has spoilers about today’s Disney+ drop of The Mandalorian Chapter 13: “The Jedi”, directed and written by Dave Filoni

Baby Yoda got up to some mischief in a recent episode of Disney+ series “The Mandalorian”.

Patricia Richardson opened up about her time on the hit sitcom “Home Improvement” as well as her on-screen chemistry with co-star Tim Allen.  Richardson and Allen starred as husband and wife Tim and Jill Taylor from 1991 - 1999 on the massively successful ABC sitcom.

Star Wars themed content has joined Minecraft in the form of a new crossover pack.Players can download the pack today to incorporate content from classic films in the series such as A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. The most recent TV series, The Mandalorian is also included.

“The Mandalorian” — and it’s not Baby Yoda.Meet Frog Lady, an anthropomorphic amphibian who might’ve replaced “The Child”  as the darling of “Star Wars” social media.The nameless creature debuted in the tenth episode of the space opera’s second season, in which Pedro Pascal’s bounty hunter is charged with transporting her eggs to a new planet to save the species.

Baby Yoda is on a mission to assist the team of astronauts onboard SpaceX Crew Dragon “Resilience”. 

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMicrosoft-owned “Minecraft” is bringing Star Wars universe to the game — which it says is its biggest downloadable content mashup to date.Available in the Minecraft Marketplace, the pack features characters and locations from Lucasfilm’s original Star Wars trilogy (Episode 4-6) and “The Mandalorian” TV series on Disney Plus, including the ever-popular Baby Yoda.The DLC includes content from “A New Hope,” “The Empire Strikes Back,” “Return of the Jedi” and “The

The Vault restaurant in Banbridge, Northern Ireland created the cutest cocktail in the galaxy inspired by The Child a.k.a. Baby Yoda from Disney+’s The Mandalorian.

reports Entertainment Weekly.Baby Yoda, whose real name is The Child, is tasked with shuttling a character and her eggs to a new planet before they die. However, several times during the episode, Baby Yoda is caught either trying to steal or eating one of the eggs.This attempt at a running gag drew the ire of many fans who saw this as vilifying Baby Yoda.“I’m a mom.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSofia Carson (Netflix’s “Feel the Beat,” STX’s “Songbird”) and Charles Melton (“Bad Boys for Life,” “Riverdale”) have boarded director Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum’s YA romance “Purple Hearts,” about two star-crossed lovers.