And Boba Fett returns in big fashion. I always found George Lucas' use of the character to be beneath his legacy in the prequels, but like so many other aspects of those films, this show takes it and makes it better. The depiction of Boba Fett in this episode is still that of a young and insecure boy, but at the same time, someone who is growing up to become a man. The writing of this episode was great, and it was exciting to see the aftermath of what would have been a rather traumatic experience for Boba in "Attack of the Clones." It works well on its own, but it works even better in the context of the next two episode, which makes for a very compelling arc and a compelling redemption of a sorta dull character in the second prequel film.
Review of Death Trap
