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'The Mandalorian' fans spotted a boom mic accidentally made its way into the episode

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  • Eagle-eyed fans noticed a boom mic in a shot of episode four of "The Mandalorian" on Disney Plus. 
  • You can see the boom mic at the top of the screen at the 16:37 mark of the episode when the Mandalorian (played by Pedro Pascal) is speaking with Omera (Julia Jones).
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"The Mandalorian" is taking Disney Plus viewers by storm with its fresh take on the Star Wars universe and, of course, the adorable Baby Yoda.

However, if there's one thing that didn't impress fans of the Jon Favreau-directed series, it was an alarming mistake spotted in the show's fourth episode.

Titled 'Chapter 4: Sanctuary', the episode dropped on Friday (November 29) and featured a conversation between the titular character (Pedro Pascal) and Omera (Julia Jones) that shouldn't have made it through the editing process.

Why is that? Well, let's just say it was a production error.

As spotted by eagle-eyed fans, a boom mic was left at the top of the shot while the conversation was taking place. Whoops!

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Of course, this isn't the first time a misplaced item has made its way onto screens, as both a rogue coffee cup and a water bottle turned up in the final season of "Game of Thrones."

Plus, it was probably hard to get any work done with that adorable Baby Yoda puppet around.

You can check out the boom mic in action below:

Related: The Mandalorian Baby Yoda spoiler may have just leaked

Speaking of Baby Yoda, it seems Rian Johnson may have just leaked a major spoiler about the character. But don't worry, it's good news.

The Mandalorian airs on Disney+.

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