We know that The Mandalorian season 3 is coming to Disney+ come February of next year — is season 4 going to be far along at that point?

Based on some of the new info we have, we’re not all that sure that it is a crazy concept. In the most recent issue of Production Weekly (a reliable source for industry-related filming info), cameras could start rolling on a season 4 as early as September 2022. While things could obviously change, this is evidence that Disney is moving ahead with the latest chapter of the Star Wars series sooner rather than later.

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So why shouldn’t this be a surprise to a number of people out there? Well, for starters, we have to consider the fact that there were quotes months ago suggesting that the story for season 4 was already being worked on. This is not something that has come about at the last minute; there has been a plan in the works for a really long time. It would make sense for Disney to get season 4 in the bank so that they can reduce the time between season 3 and season 4; it’d also allow the cast to move on to some other projects after the fact.

As for how many seasons The Mandalorian could last for at Disney+, there is a certain bit of mystery around that. While we certainly don’t think the show will go on forever, we do tend to think that it could play out for a little while longer and help the streaming service boost the audience of its other Star Wars properties, as well.

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What are you the most interested in seeing when it comes to The Mandalorian season 3, let alone season 4?

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