Sons of Anarchy is on Disney Plus in the U.K. so I doubt they’ve got issues with having shows with violence, criminality
There’s a difference though. S.O.A, I assume is on there with the 'Starz' stuff which isn't technically "Disney." It's like saying Sky did a great job with The Sopranos. I'm also not sure Mando was as benevolent as some of you remember. He kills someone in the first 5 mins of S1:E1 by closing a blast door on them. In the episode where we first meet Cara Dune, after they take down the AT-AT, Mando finishes the job by throwing a grenade into the cockpit (just imagine the mess!?) There's numerous other examples of Mando being an interesting, 'chaotic good' type character. There was depth to him, and a certain amount of thought had gone into making him intimidating whilst not showing an outright murderous lunatic - any excuses for why the same could not be done with Boba are nonsense.
Let's not throw millennials too far under the bus. I am one and I HATE the show but the weird, almost cultish behaviour around anyone saying anything negative about it EVER is really bad. I made a few comments on a Facebook thread and had multiple accounts from people of all ages add and message me for the sole purpose of lobbing insults at me. Very strange.
I know you aren't a fan, but his time with the Tuskens and presumably the next few flashbacks are what led to him going after that throne.
Sorry but...no. All the defenders of the show loved to tell us all we were being too impatient and that all the Tusken stuff will pay off and give us Boba's motivation we were all saying was non-existence in episodes 1 & 2. Well...episode 3 rolls around, the Tuskens are gone and Boba burns them and all their stuff and...that's pretty much it. I had no feeling that he had any emotional connection to any of it, because TEMUERA MORRISON IS. A. BAD. ACTOR.
Initially, my complaint was largely that the writers didn't seem to understand the character of Boba Fett but now it's like they just don't understand ANYTHING - especially how a criminal in any aspect would behave. Episode 3, he gets asked to get rid of a gang that's causing a local vendor problems. He's offered
triple payment. Any self-respecting criminal (think Tony Soprano or Henry Hill) would 100% chase the money.
Boba ends up sympathising with the kids that there's no work around and
pays their debt for them! Absolutely ridiculous nonsense. To quote Henry Hill:
Business bad? F*ck you, pay me. Oh, you had a fire? F*ck you, pay me. Place got hit by lightning, huh? F*ck you, pay me.
This is the attitude Boba Fett should have. But, in a venn diagram of "good, believable mob story" and "Disney content" the circles can't overlap so I'm liable to agree that it can't be done.