Andor 1x01 Reaction | Star Wars Original Series

[@HeroesReforged]

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[@joe-ksterrr4421]

see the uncut reaction to my balls. haha. jk jk. yall set me up for that one. love u dudes

[@Miss.6ixEdits]

The atmosphere is unmatched. Rain, mud, cold breath all add to it. It feels like an actual place with crowd density and grimy-ness

[@hamhockbeans]

Movie quality

[@ProdCritic]

Syril and Chief Hyne, two minor characters calmly speaking in a room and yet it was one of the most riveting scenes in all of Star Wars. The writing/acting caliber in this show is phenomenal so far

[@TheBenperri]

I'm in awe of this show. The world they are building, the way they are drawing Cassian into the rebellion, is all expertly done. And the Corpo leader is A FANTASTIC character that is giving me Kallus vibes.

[@hamhockbeans]

Epic

[@iceman10129]

The Chief was so on point. You either solve the murder of two publicly crooked cops, or you cover up the death of two helpful officers.

[@Pinkielover]

5BBY is the same exact year that Star Wars rebels first episode starts and a bunch of events that happened with the ghost crew.... Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker and Ezra are literally 14 years old during this... I thought I recognized the date but wasn't 100% sure well I am now,, pretty easy to google search

[@trickykid73]

As an OG Star Wars fan im loving the adult tone of this . So refreshing to see.

[@BioTheRebel]

‘’He had putazos in his pocket’’ 😂😂 Se mamó 😂

[@Dracobyte]

Jajajajaj

[@PierceArner]

It's so interesting starting the story by seeing what it's like within the Empire when two people who are the equivalent of Stormtroopers die in a minor conflict. The officer attempting to cover up and sugar coat what happened OR the one attempting to track down the person responsible both lead to totally different outcomes that each feel morally wrong. That's a unique type of stressful helplessness that really highlights one of the things that makes the Empire so terrifyingly oppressive.

[@tay-dor7147]

I love how the one corpo guy is trying to cover it up because it would reveal malfeasance by corpo employees if it was brought to light vs the guy who wants justice.

[@VideoClubRandom]

Finally they put the year in! Like BBY... I've been saying they should do that for years with so many movies and series all over the place. You shouldn't have to find out from interviews or Wookieepedia...

[@JayRayOfficial]

For me the dialogues are much better than in Obi Wan or TBOBF. So far loved the episodes.

[@lady8jane]

Same for the acting tbh. So far it has been top notch!

[@lisamarieligreci-newton7804]

Agreed. That said - at least for Kenobi - in a way I think it would have been strange if it had this type of dialogue/directing in part because I think by design Kenobi is supposed to be aping that hammy, operatic, cheesy/melodramatic style of Star Wars, in particular the prequels. (Kenobi also had its flaws but I also still enjoyed a lot of it). I think it would have been a little jarring to see something like this style in Kenobi. I'm really glad we get something like it here though.

[@Sangth123]

Dialogue is better than Mandalorian too, by far.

[@kptmaci4979]

@@Sangth123 Yes, I 200% agree. But its not always bad / good distinction. Its also mostly just different shows. Mandalorian deals with silent characters, jedi, different planets constantly, episodic stories with mostly no overall plot. Feels very cartoony and the dialogues mostly reflect that. Same with Obi Wan Kenobi, feels more like fantasy, deals with more emotions and kids, more than nuanced intrigue. But this show - Andor, which is more grounded, needs tto also have more grounded, hence realistic dialogues and acting in my opinion. It is very good so far, as it is more serious than any other show recently, so I feel like it just feels better cause the tone is that much different and acting and dialogues reflect that perfectly.

[@razorfett147]

Well lets be honest...this is probably the most well written and executed dialog in SW, yet...not just in the Disney era. Nothing in the sequels, definitely nothing in the prequels, and not much in the originals really matches Andors caliber in that department. This is SW with all the pulp strained out

[@blueskybelyr]

My favourite thing about this show is how all the secondary characters feel like fully realised people. All the one-off conversations Cassian has seem like they have real depth! It's something Kenobi was sorely lacking, and even the Mandalorian and TBOBF got too up themselves by trying to wiggle in easter eggs in the script. This show is the best of them already.

[@user-lj7wh7hy6c]

Yes.. thank you. Preach🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@FiggityJones]

Pacing is perfect for me honestly. As are the vibes. Can’t wait to get into Rebel Spy shit.

[@foulrot]

This first episode really gives me hope that this is going to be the dark, gritty series I've been hoping it will be. It is obviously gonna have some levity and humor to it, but they don't seem to be doing it at the expense of the atmosphere. Not translating the Kenari is an interesting choice, but somehow we can still tell what they are saying. Additionally the sets look great so far, this world legitimately feels lived in.

[@DefMM123]

Andor so good so far! And I love seeing Latino excellence!!

[@grayden4138]

When Cassian is on Keneri with his sister has to be riiiight after Order 66. If he's 12-14 in those flashbacks, then he can only be late 20s now and early 30s at the time of Rogue One, which looks about right.

[@brandonjoseph4495]

The senior security guy understands the way things are and what needs to be done to fly under the radar of the higher ups. Meanwhile the younger guy is all about the training and book learning view of the job. I've seen them compared to the older more experienced commander that has been in the war zone for a few tours vs the just out of officer school LT that comes in and starts quoting regs. Then senior guy knows most of the security force aren't the best people, even saying they were places that shouldn't have been or shouldn't have been able to afford, tacitly acknowledging they are corrupt. That's why he wants to just figure out a way to continue flying under the radar, setting their deaths up as them just helping out, a sensible and inspiring death without a lot of fanfare. Keep the status quo so the higher ups don't take notice. Avoiding the Eye of Sauron, so to speak.

[@chrisrcowley]

I've not been overly keen on some of the Star Wars material before this. But straight off the bat, this is everything I've been hoping for. Amazing episodes so far!

[@lizzbethgaming8103]

I really like that they showed he's willing to kill just like in Rogue One. For a moment it looks like he regrets it, almost an "omg what have I done moment" but then bam, shoots guy in the face. Shows he's been willing to kill for a long time.

[@Jabberwocky415]

Is that what you took away from that scene? It looked to me like that was his first cold-blooded kill. He really, really didn’t want to put that guy down.

[@chavarugerio]

"putazos in his pocket" Jaajajaja lo mexicano nunca se va 😂

[@derwinjax]

The man was killed by the ricochet when he was wrestling for the gun.

[@superboyprime515]

After watching first three episodes I can say it's a very good start to the show ;)

[@catswithlasers]

I love Deputy Inspector Karn. I feel like we all have seen or heard about security people like him who are wannabe cops or soldiers, and take their job way too seriously. Kyle Soller plays it perfectly!

[@pduidesign]

It’s great the guy has initiative to solve a murder but when your boss tells you to do one thing and you do something else, it doesn’t matter what the result will be: you will be in big, big trouble.

[@IanM92]

He learns that lesson by episode 3. Entire point.

[@eoghandonnelly8334]

Really liking this show so far! Great reaction guys!

[@karmentaylorkt]

This is going to be so awesome watching this with y'all! Great reaction!

[@ketchup016]

I enjoyed the first two episodes, but the third episode got me hooked.

[@georgegogiashvili9416]

I found my self invested in story after 15 minutes, when I realized that eat all popcorn and needed more

[@boubafett]

same, but with peanuts

[@cezasalad]

Love the cyberpunk vibe at the beginning.

[@genedoss664]

No Daft Punk in the club - just Flat Top's distant cousin.

[@tay-dor7147]

I also think the tribe is like based on the Cargo Cult Tribes of the Pacific during WW2

[@berrybread7215]

I swear I never actually have time to watch these shows but it feels like I’ve seen them because I watch all your reactions.

[@IxAMxYOURxFATHER]

Opening bar scene really reminds me of Tron

[@AllInTheGame01]

It's been a very strong start, love Tony Gilroy's sensibilities in the Star Wars universe, just hope I don't end up wishing the season was completed in 8-10 episodes instead of the stated 12 :)

[@yodaguru]

Jason Bourne meets Star Wars. Awesome 1st episode.

[@JamesMLeggatJrP2E]

Excellent show I didn’t realize I needed to see.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Adam! Thanks, Hector! Thanks, Agustin! 🪐 #HeroesReforged #StarWars #Andor #DisneyPlus

[@derwinjax]

Loved the first episode. Like you said, I was extremely happy they released 3 episodes because if they didn’t, I live in Florida and I would’ve driven down to Disney with ill intentions. Lol. There was just too many question marks on this episode. So, well done Lucas or should I say Disney…. (Luc-sney) hmmm

[@arjaydetoo]

I’m lovin this show

[@organizerbmo]

Jesus Christ I didn't even know this was out yet. Honestly, I'm probably going to become a patron for Heros Reforged just for their upload time The Normies & JDanime are great but are not this fast, nor this type of endearing nerdiness (might just be because HR are also halfxican lol)

[@HeroesReforged]

In their defense, they might've not had early access to the episodes.

[@radford2012804]

Love the work fellas

[@Kidapollo92]

So bby 5 so five years before the battle of yavin The rain and lights over the walk way reminds me of blade runner Nobody gives their real name showing this dark noir like show you can’t be totally honest and truthful. All those saps used to build a new fleet for the empire. Bunch of metal Star Wars galaxy has a big boar just like that So it takes more power for that droid to lie? Lol That welding mask looks like part of a droid head. Love the kids preparing with war paint.

[@furyzxzx]

The show also makes us understand why regular people don't talk much or even believe in the force, it's a very burocratic world.

[@Mandozen]

I’m so early. Kinda speechless. Anyways, LOVE THIS SHOW.

[@DarthDimadome]

Diego Luna would make a fantastic Inigo Montoya.

[@latteagle]

Deputy Karn probably went rebel at the end, who knows? 🙊

[@epicfox567]

If you where to watch this episode then stop it wouldn’t hold your attention but all three together are already telling one of the most complex and adult stories we’ve seen in star wars

[@carlosvargas1874]

Love it

[@jvilmusic]

Does anyone know how to get the setup they have when it comes to filming their reactions remotely?? I'm trying to start a reaction channel like them, but not sure how they do it. If anyone who knows can help me out I would appreciate it!!

[@SungJaeUng3]

There are prostitutes in the star wars universe. Twi'lek women are used in sex trafficking rings around the galaxy. That's how Oola, the twi'lek girl Jabba killed, ended up in his employ.

[@Wico90YT]

Cassian Andor, typical 40 year old 21 year old

[@midianmtd]

B2EMO reminds me of V.I.N.C.E.N.T. from (1979) ''The Black Hole''. Another Disney products.

[@sammymans]

Come on guys "Cassa" is'nt his real name it was just his childhood nickname from his little sister....keep up

[@Meowtro]

Just hard to believe Cassian is 21 here looking 42

[@PezQ84]

Well, it's been a HARD life :D

[@TheNamekianClown]

I had to pause the show 30 seconds in to rant to my friends about how much I hate the use of "BBY 5" hahaha. It's a fan term that only the most hardcore fans will know, is meaningless to the casual fan, makes no sense to use in universe, and comes off to me as a sort of gross elitism thing where the "true fans" understand what it means so they can brag about it. It doesn't ruin the show by any means, it's a silly thing to be so worked up by, but man am I worked up over it because it just feels like Star Wars is bending over backwards to cater to the "true fans" in such gross ways.

[@thechknnuggetgod1709]

Idk how I felt about the first ep kinda mid if I’m being honest wasn’t really feeling it, but y’all should deff get back on to reading the invincible comic I just past you guys and I miss watching y’all’s vids along as I read

[@derekroyal7775]

I really envy those who love this show I watched 3 episodes and hated each one more then the last. Other then like one Character I really don't like any of them they are horrible people the characters not the actors the actors did a great job , the show itself was really well shot it's The Characters there motivations and personalities and the pacing is a killer. Just wanted to say glad you in joy it. For me it just is horrible wont watch the rest but at least I'll have the Mandalorian.

[@pablosirius5]

FIRST! NICE

[@caberma]

I don't like it when they release 3 episodes at once. I'd rather wait a week to watch an episode.

[@Mandozen]

FIRST

[@drift3rkid66]

Could someone explain to me why Lucasfilms and Disney thought that Cassien Andor had to have his own tv show? For one I don't he's a 'strong enough' character to warrant it. And 2, he died in 'Rogue 1'!

[@UltimaTheSeraph]

Because the rise of the rebellion was never fleshed out in any of the SW projects.

[@bigbubbano23]

A bad first start, this is the only star wars i ever got up and let keep playing.... im not gonna sugar coat it because you guys like the actor. It was terrible, didnt feel star wars

[@IanM92]

That’s why it’s better than Star Wars