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Since its premiere last Friday, some eagle-eyed fans have noticed a mistake in the latest cut of Disney+‘s exclusive live-action Star Wars series, The Mandalorian.
Nearly halfway through the episode, Chapter 4: The Sanctuary, the show’s main character, Dyn Jarren, or “The Mandalorian” (portrayed by Pedro Pascal), is seen talking with a new character, Omera (Julia Jones), when a small portion of a boom microphone creeps its way into the scene.
Though the discreet piece of audio equipment is present in the Disney/Lucasfilm project, for the most part, it is shrouded by the surrounding darkness of the shot; making it only clearly visible with extremely high television brightness settings.
The error was seemingly discovered by YouTube user Hulkules187’s wife, according to a video he posted to the popular streaming website on Friday, Nov. 29.
He continued: “I was like, ‘What the f–k, it is in there there.’ So check out at 16:37… around that area.”
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Hulkules187 proceeded to show his spouse’s discovery in the video, pointing out that the boom mic makes an appearance and can be seen moving if seen closely.
“That’s a f–king boom mic, bro,” he said. “Right f–king there. Right?”
Other Star Wars fans and Disney+ subscribers soon began reporting their own findings of the scene on social media.
The comedic error quickly went viral and drew in some comparisons to a disposable coffee cup which was discovered to have been left in a Game of Thrones scene earlier this year.
The Mandalorian is now streaming on Disney+.
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For those interested in hunting for any potential future errors, the remaining four episodes of Jon Favreau-created series will be available to stream on Dec. 6, 13, 18 and 27.
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