He intervenes and, in the middle of negotiations, shows the outlaws why he's the quickest draw this side of the Dune Sea, killing three of them and leaving only one to run back to Mos Espa. It's not a lot, just a camtono, but it's enough to draw the attention of Marshal Cobb Vanth ( Timothy Olyphant). "From the Desert Comes a Stranger" begins in the outskirts of Mos Pelgo, among its moisture vaporators, as a group of Pykes hauling spice. Despite not featuring Boba Fett ( Temuera Morrison) – he wasn't the focus even on his own show, poor guy – it leads directly into the main plot, while also bringing back fan-favorite characters and drawing heavily on the original franchise's influences. The Mos Pelgo storyline is divided into two small parts, one shown at the beginning of the episode and the other at the end - and it's also the best part of the episode, easily making it one of the best pieces of Star Wars television. "From the Desert Comes a Stranger" is set in three different locations: the small town of Mos Pelgo in Tatooine, the Jedi Academy in Ossus, and Jabba the Hutt's Castle, also in Tatooine.
With a deeply chaotic structure, it's the perfect example of what could have made the series great, while also sporting blaring evidence of why it's so confusing.
That's the case of its sixth episode, " From the Desert Comes a Stranger". The series as a whole was indeed a little confusing, lost in an attempt to tie diverging parts of the Star Wars universe instead of focusing on its own story. It's been a while since The Book of Boba Fett ended, and, while the consensus is that it could've been better, it still has some pretty cool moments.
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