Lizzo and Jack Black Cameo in Latest Mandalorian Episode and Fans Can't Get Over It

Out of nowhere, the Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal's Din Djarin), the aforementioned "Baby Yoda" (Grogu) and Katee Sackhoff's Bo-Katan Kryze are tracking a group of Mandalorians -- but instead they find Jack Black and Lizzo.

You read that right.

Honestly, after Amy Sedaris became a semi-regular cast member and we've seen the likes of Jason Sudeikis, Adam Pally, Tim Meadows and Bill Burr, we didn't think we could be surprised by who might show up next on the action serial. But we were wrong.

Black and Lizzo portray the married rulers of an independent planet the two Mandalorians and one foundling land on. Making matters a little more complicated, Black portrays Captain Bombardier, who is a former Imperial officer who took part in the New Republic's anmensty program.

Nothing's been completely proven yet, but it certainly seems like many of these so-called reformed former Imperial soldiers aren't so reformed as they might want the naive New Republic to believe. The First Order has to come from somewhere in time for the sequel trilogy, right?

The appearance looked like it was particularly fun for Lizzo, who is an unabashed superfan of Grogu (even dressing up as him for Halloween). She got to "knight" him in the episode and really bond with the little guy while his Mandalorian friends take off on a mission. It had to be like a dream come true for her!

The episode also featured another big guest, with "Back to the Future" star Christopher Lloyd appearing as a Separatist who gets to wax nostalgic about Count Dooku (Christopher Lee) from the prequels. It all connects!

"The Mandalorian" is definitely having more fun than ever, and thanks to the popularity of its two main stars (Pascal and Grogu), it's clearly having no trouble picking up A-list guest stars who are probably just as thrilled to share time in this universe as the fans are to see them.

But how do you top Lizzo and Jack Black as an over-the-top royal couple? We'll just have to wait and see if they can. Is it too much? Over the top? Absolutely, but who says we can't have a little camp and fun with our "Star Wars." It's kind of always been part of the franchise's DNA.

New episodes of "The Mandalorian" drop every Wednesday. In the meantime, here's how fans have been reacting to those wild cameos. It looks like they either got a huge kick out of it, or were just horrified.