That mission doesn't have too many steps though, and is generally static until the final confrontation with the Pyke syndicate, which has taken control of most of said underground. First of all, the general plot device seems to be little other than what was initially teased in the first trailer - Boba wants his piece of the pie, and rule Tatooine's criminal underground, but through respect rather than fear. So it's not really about the scene-to-scene make-up, it's about the overall sense of place, direction and thematic consistency that works to confuse, rather than excite. Just to reiterate, The Book of Boba Fett looks great, is decently acted and has all the pompous music, hard-hitting action sequences lovely cinematography to pass as decent television.
Despite all that, there are some spectacular set pieces, solidly acted scenes grounded by Temuera Morrison's fantastic performance, and enough solidly constructed pillars amongst its supporting cast, such as Ming-na Wen's pretty nice turn as Fennec Shand, or the nice array of cameos.
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