ANDOR 1x12 | Rix Road | FINALE | Reaction | Review | Discussion

[@StruggleNation]

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[@rosiebrooks7685]

Do you have a girlfriend???

[@TalRelious]

I still love Mando the most, but even someone who loves Mando cause that's some of my all time favorite Star Wars content ever, Andor is just another level. Its got tight writing, directing, and acting. Its not to say Mando does not have these things, but Andor had them more consistently, imo. The best part of Andor being so good is we now have MORE Star Wars to love, and finally get to see the wider and deeper parts of the possibilities in Star Wars lore that have not yet been explored. We get our action serial Star Wars goodness along with beloved characters in Mando, and Andor fills us all in on the gritty, more ground level, and bleak reality of living under the Empire. I can't wait for season two!

[@dylanmorris7357]

I don't care what anyone says this show was awesome and is easily the best written and acted piece of SW content we have ever gotten and that is coming from someone who loves The Mandalorian and the OG trilogy.

[@QuinlanVoss.]

I agree but definitely needs to speed up a little. It’s a 9/10 show but a Star Wars show it’s a 6.5 out of 10. It lacks a lot of “Star Wars things” to put it shortly. I feel like the Star Wars aspect will ramp up in season 2.

[@MamadNobari]

@@QuinlanVoss. Lmao you gave me a good chuckle, "between every show that has ever existed it's a 9/10, but in the tiny pool of Star Wars shows and movies it's a 6.5 because there's no Glup Shitto cameo and Blorko reference." Star Wars Theory when no Glup Shitto cameo: 🤬🔫

[@pumpedupbricks]

@@MamadNobari There needs to be a balance. Andor felt less like Star Wars cause it was very different to anything we've had before, and that's good - but I also do think it's important to keep the universe feeling connected. People complain about "Fan Service" or whatever, and I think it's silly - but they do sometimes have points. We don't need to same characters showing up in every Star Wars project, but they absolutely should show up when it makes sense too. Andor is incredible. It's a 10/10 for me. But Star Wars shouldn't change to exclusively Andor's tone. Keep it open for everyone. Give us the quality of Andor in every production, but make sure to change the tone. In that way, we can have The Bad Batch, Ahsoka, The Mandalorian, Andor - all shows that appeal to different people for different reasons, but all accessible for us fans.

[@QuinlanVoss.]

@@MamadNobari bro huh what are u taking about

[@TheChiraagG]

@@pumpedupbricks Star Wars is a vast Galaxy to explore various facets of rebellion and Empire. Andor has its place just like space wizards and laser swords has its place. The beauty is that we can now experience real, ground level, painful rebellion, political struggles and family sacrifice, along with Empire bureaucracy in the light it deserves. And the show itself does not need to bend to the expectations of the other side of it we grew up loving, but the wider gamut of shows can tackle the tone in their own way. That's us being lucky enough to experience depth in Star Wars as we get older, but also be able to escape in the fantasy of the Jedi and Sith. The more shows Disney put out with the right quality and attention the better it is for us. They just need to ensure that the tone they choose for each show is executed well. Andor could have been terrible if it wasn't as impressively put together as it was because, but we are fortunate it came out as well as it did. It gives us hope that they can execute the fantastical side of Star Wars with the same care and passion but still keep the tone in line with our childhood memories. We still got some incredible action set pieces here, but even when they showed TIE fighters being piloted on Aldhani it was more depth than we've had before, right in the midst of an action sequence. Fantastic stuff. We saw Luthen's ship doing wildness we saw two officers getting killed in the first scene of the first episode. No holds barred in that regard. Realness.

[@kdonig84]

It's crazy that Cassian was helping to build the very thing that ends him in Rogue One.

[@user-yl4lf9mh1w]

its pure poetry

[@Kjjjay]

That's good writing

[@TheDarkLasombra]

@@RobTheWatcher It's like circles within circles.

[@memecliparchives2254]

And Krennic was the manager of te entire project until Tarkin took it from him. Jyn Erso was the daughter of the morally conscientious Galen Erso and was able to retrieve the Death Star plans for the Rebel Alliance even if it meant her deatb at the hands of the weapons itself along with Cassian.

[@LtSarai]

He unwillingly helped to build it, but he very willingly helped to destroy it, as well.

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

I love him more than anything he can do wrong.... - A true mother.

[@CharTurner6928]

The dialogue in this show *chef's kiss*

[@falsenostalgia-shannon]

That line gets my heart… I’m a mama and it’s perfect.

[@hellfish2309]

Syril Karn’s Mom: “daFuq happened to you, Syril?” Mon Mothma: “(stares longingly into pinot gris) I don’t care for Leida”

[@folcotook3049]

The acting by Muhannad Bhaier (Wilmon Paak, kid with the pipe bomb) was outstanding. Like you guys said, you could see the anger on his face, but then after the explosion you could see how stunned he was. It read to me as the realization of what he did and how many people he just killed. Rest of the episode he's in total shock and the actor absolutely sold it.

[@teemusid]

I think he was so focused on building and using the bomb that he hadn't thought about what he should do afterward.

[@1237barca]

Allahu akbar!!! Is the only thing missing.

[@lionofdemise]

Maarva just prove to everyone at this show isn't just about Cass. She is Andor and everyone will listen to her roar!

[@TheChiraagG]

People didn't make that connection often and it's a great one. The show being called Andor has new light after you see how BOTH Andors here impacted the rebellion. Great way to do a finale and incorporate her as the spark for Ferrix.

[@TheChiraagG]

@@SwiftJustice valid point and valid he was an early spark of rebellion even though he just wanted to get on with things. Rest in peace Clem.

[@holgerplitzko6404]

It´s what most people don´t get. This show is called Andor, but it´s not about him, it´s about the rebellion, the people and what it takes to bring them to rise against the empire. And Andor is the one through which we see it happening. A fantastic show,

[@AzaleaLala]

I love Luthen's "got ya" look at the end. He got himself another hero.

[@kikimariposa]

Exactly!😄

[@FunClockwork]

just watched whiplash recently, reminded me of that ending

[@Kjjjay]

From building the thing that will eventually kill you but still steal the plans for it to get destroyed. The writing...*chef's kiss*

[@moonscorch]

I laughed my ass off when dude kicked the stormtrooper off the tower, too.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

This! Is! Ferrix!

[@breakbones47]

“Tell him I love him more than anything he could do wrong.” One of the best lines of a season of great lines 🥹🥲🥲

[@chazzerous]

I’m not sure if you guys noticed (still watching the reaction right now) but Mon Mothma’s conversation in her car was a all a show for the driver so she’d have a plausible alibi for the missing money

[@Roguefem76]

Exactly!

[@akshaysinghrai]

Loved that Mon knew her driver was a spy and just threw the empire off her back by throwing her husband under the bus. Also, Cassian helped build the greatest weapon of his enemy that kills him and his love in Rogue One. Also also, idk if you've played the witcher series, but the actor who plays Dedra is Yenefer's voice actor.

[@teemusid]

The part that upset my image of their relationship is that he cared enough about her opinion of him to argue. I felt that it was a sham of a marriage and neither cared about the other's feelings.

[@snorpenbass4196]

@@teemusid I mean, why he got upset is the key. Was it because she didn't trust him or was it because he _does_ still gamble and didn't like being caught, or was it just a matter of ego and pride? Only one of those put him in a better light.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

Man Mothma deserved it.

[@Roguefem76]

Or possibly she and the husband planned the "argument" (and the snitch driver overhearing it) to explain the missing $400K.

[@danielkalume4321]

I finally found people with the passion i have for this show

[@eme.261]

Thank you for voicing your respect for Diego Luna's acting in this series. He wasn't given the great soliloquies, so a lot of people tend to discount his amazing work. His character is the reluctant hero to a T. He just wanted to score big and then live peacefully. Diego portrays Cassian as emotionally subtle, yet powerful. Every single acting choice he made was imbued with truth. The man hit zero false notes. His eyes spoke volumes, he delivered his lines in a perfectly measured manner. Even the way he carried his body was exactly correct for the situation Cassian found himself in. The emotional weight of ANDOR hinged on us believing in Cassian's constant struggle with the arbitrary and pervasive evil of The Empire, with his reluctance with joining up with the Rebels-- people who though fighting the good fight aren't necessarily good; instead, they are desperate and, if it comes down to it, they'll sacrifice/betray their own. We also have to feel the love he has for Maarva and B2-EMO, as well as the family-like bond he shares with Brasso and Bix. All of that hinged on how Diego portrayed ANDOR and he hit it out of the park!

[@seanmidson]

The fact that Mon knows the driver is listening and throws her husband under the bus is a severe boss move to get out of trouble and mislead 👏🏻👏🏻 also, Marva's speech from beyond the grave was so powerful!

[@1MarkKeller]

She's probably also setting up the mobster to get thrown under the bus at the same time

[@seanmidson]

@@1MarkKeller most likely!

[@bigblakgaming]

Who knew that your reaction to the finale of this show would become my most anticipated of 2022. Not only what are we fighting against, but what are we fighting FOR

[@Citizero]

Tipping B over was "you just kicked my dog" reaction.

[@flaminyawn]

You know a show has emotional weight when the stuttering droid with no facial expressions can hit you in the gut with a few words.

[@1MarkKeller]

Or sounds

[@kardez506]

And when you get the flash back where he talks normally…he’s an old bot on his last cells

[@groundpounder0541]

Bee is the best Droid in Star Wars

[@mikes6457]

"I don't want to be alone. I want muh muh muh Marva." maaaan. 😭😭😭😭

[@jeromesage]

@@groundpounder0541 B IS STAR WARS

[@Altophish]

Andor is a master class in tension and cinematography

[@JNB0723]

And writing and acting

[@samcarter565]

Love that you guys didn’t cut up Marrvas speech. Lots of reactors chopped it up but you guys kept the audio going and chopped the clips. Brilliantly done cause that whole speech is fire

[@terryandjoe]

I'm so glad you guys gave this show a chance and then loved it. It's so good. Hopefully now that it's all out and people are getting ready for holidays, the views start to go up, and the word of mouth keeps promoting it. Thanks for all the reactions, guys. Shine on!

[@1MarkKeller]

Hopefully!

[@ebneigh5191]

Duuuuuudes! I went to Scotland, to Loch Awe and Cruachan Dam (the imperial base on Aldahni) worth visiting to see (and some fine real food and whisky in nearby bars!) Hope to see you there some time!

[@Newyosemitehomestead]

Diego Luna got nominated for a Golden Globe today! So excited for him!! Well deserved ❤

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

That marching band song has been stuck in my head for weeks now! It's so good!

[@hoos3014]

Volume 3 of the soundtrack is available on your favorite streaming platform now.

[@deanthemachine8879]

I’ve watched a bunch of different accounts’ reaction videos and the way this show has inspired and emotionally resonated with so many people from different backgrounds fills me with hope that people can be inspired by art like this. Yes, it is an expensive show made by a huge company, but the messages and themes are clear and important and don’t feel like a cash grab to make money off of our childhood memories. Maybe this story can inspire people to make real change in themselves and society. One. Way. Out.

[@loganmcleod141]

Man yall edited the shit out of this one. Whe it came to the big funeral speech I felt every bar. Like watching it again for the first time yall, this is some of the most top teir star wars that we've had in years. Thanks for letting me experience it aging 🤌🏽

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

This is definately a hard series to binge, but also so worth it. Introduced my daughter to it, and now we're woking through it by the 2-3ep story arcs and then taking breaks betwen. Emotional gutpunches seem to hit dang near every episode.

[@matthewtopping2061]

17:22 I love it when reaction channels include the droid's "weyyow" call-to-arms.

[@lilychris811]

Nicholas Britell is the composer ~ Vulture has a great interview with him. He'll be back for Season 2 :)

[@trfreitas1983]

"If you say this show is less than a masterpiece, I'll smack the sh*t out of you!" I couldn't say it better! 🙌👏👏👏👏

[@EnragedTofu]

It is absolutely insane that creators like Chris Stuckman & Jeremy Jahns just completely skipped reviewing this show; one of the greatest Star Wars projects I have ever seen and my parents took me to the original Star Wars when I was 3 in the late 70s. Thank you for watching, sharing your reactions and giving this beautiful, raw piece of Star Wars the love, respect & exposure it amply deserves. 🙏🏽

[@Tetarrr]

When you listen to every intro together it makes a powerful melody the paradox with the differents rebels cells just waiting for someone to bring them together and make the alliance. this show is huge.

[@hoos3014]

I watch a lot of reaction videos. Like, a lot a lot. This is the realest channel that I've come across. You guys are raw, insightful, and not afraid to reveal how the emotional beats of the show affect you. Thank you so much for taking us on this journey through this wonderful show.

[@Donparishagency]

Epic first season!! This will grow in popularity now that’s all the shows are out. By the time season 2 hits in 2024 the buzz will be huge. You can’t keep something this good from blowing up.

[@novakaneiii8231]

"we've been sleeping." my favorite quote.

[@teachertraveler1]

Exactly, no Jedi and lightsabers and Stormtroopers who miss. This was real people, doing what they could with what they have. When Brasso hit the dude with Maarva's brick, it was better than dozens of highly choreographed Star Wars duels. It was raw.

[@DavidHunter]

Yessss. Show is fucking snacking

[@DavidHunter]

*amazing but snacking works

[@charleshartley9597]

​@@DavidHunterMind if I borrow this? I wanna say, "damn that was snackin'!" because you're right, it works so well! Cheers!

[@JakeSignalYT]

As far as star wars goes, this episode contained the most powerful scenes the Star Wars universe ever created.

[@ValentinasWatching]

I love that conversation that Mon Mothma has with her husband in the car, because she clearly understood that her driver was a spy and that he would be listening in and she uses her husband's gambling addiction to steer suspicion away from her and make it look as if the money loss is simply due to her husband's irresponsibility. It's another scene filled with so much tension but so much information. It's fucking great.

[@deborahjanes3706]

After watching the magical interview with Tony Gilroy I have just watched the reactions to the series again... and loving the reactions again 🤗💛💛💛

[@brotherbuddha89]

The cast and crew nailed it. It's one thing to be thoughtful with crafting a story, it's another to successfully execute the production of it to bring the story to life. 💯🔥 This show and the people who made it deserves some awards. Gets my vote for best show of 2022 and it's the best Star Wars I've ever experienced. Looking forward to returning for the next 12 episode reactions for season 2.

[@alangarcia5693]

"We've been sleeping. I've been sleeping" - Such a great finale.

[@nunyabissness1]

I remember watching rebels, everything that the empire did that involved labor camps and excavation was basically all for death star construction. It's just so cool seeing all the things that were done in secret that you had to connect the pieces yourself to come to the realization that it was all for death star one. Especially since it's basically a mobile moon sized ship that was somehow built in complete secrecy and just kinda shows up in everyone's perspective.

[@SC457A]

When they announced Andor for a series, I thought to myself it was going to be boring and I was not interested. I am so glad I watched it and got hooked so hard. It reminded me of 24's tension building. My favorite content from the Star Wars universe in really long time.

[@OptionZero]

The funeral march joint going from sad to strong while the camera panned from the Imperial side to the crowd was fuckin mastery

[@thediscracedone4932]

Marva's speech actually did make me tear up ngl. I was ready to fight the empire at the risk of getting one shot lol. I think Andor is my favorite show of 2022, Followed by Peacemaker & She Hulk. I'm so glad its getting a S2. Rip Kino Loy man.

[@whakjob]

RIP Stormtrooper Guy, New Guy(Prison Escape), Orange Hair guy, Communications Guy,

[@TheChiraagG]

The Bear is great too and features Skeen from Andor in it as a main cast member. I didn't know what to expect going in but it's brilliant.

[@paulab5264]

Gilroy teased that Kino Loy could still be alive. I hope we see him in another project

[@reality8605]

Did Andy serkis die or is he to become Snoke?

[@juliodavila424]

Jeez, for a moment I didn't grok you were talking about his character and my heart skipped a beat!

[@romannmoviereview]

This show is a clear message for us all.

[@danychan2149]

Diego Luna is nominated for Best Actor for both the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards 😀

[@solazoth6661]

So, as much as I have appreciated Andor, I have been looking forward to your reaction to 1x12. Your dynamics are spot on. Great job with the whole season.

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

Andor is one of my favorite shows of 2022

[@shawncoleman3476]

You guys deserve props. My fav reaction channel out there. Hope nothing but the best for you guys. The Struggle is real.

[@armenianeric]

I've run out of words for the show. Everyone who watched it caught the vapors. It will be looked back on years from now as a supernova in the genre. It will continue to build this underground following and my guess is by S2 people will be foaming for the release.

[@Kimberly-hb1om]

This series is some of the best television I've ever seen. I love Rogue One, so I was hyped for this, and thought it would be good. It exceeded all of my expectations! 10/10

[@CaptainJackMorenzo]

To describe this show is something I don't normally call shows, compelling. I can't wait for the next season!

[@andyme3541]

Here is the wonderful thing about Andor, that post credit scene first time I saw it, I was 'Did it need a connection to the Death Star and then I realised later on after thinking about it more, it actually did. It was unlikely that the Empire could hide every single prison no longer letting people go, that wasn't what was happening, it was just the ones being used to build parts for the Death Star that where being kept. A few thousand in a Galaxy could be hidden and the secrecy around the First death Star was such that, even the folks building parts they never understood what for, where not being let out to tell other people, because they didn't want any part of the project leaking and possibly leading others to it. It makes the Prisons make more sense and gives us a better understanding of how secret the whole Death Star project was. (which also explains how the second Death Star took much less time to build while being larger, it was just less secret, they sacrifcied secrecy for speed)

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

I get Cinta's attitude that the mission takes priority, but she JUST got back from tailing the two of them. If they went inside the building afterward, she's not going to spot anything in the handful of moments between getting back to her place and whatever else needed to be done next. She could've at least spared those moments to say one reassuring thing to Vel, and then gently remind her to get back on task for now. It would've cost her precisely nothing to do so, and would've helped focus Vel on the mission as she should've been. People have to come first...or the revolution dies.

[@Hroupe]

I can't remember the last time a TV show that moved me this much

[@630designs]

That music and that speech gave me chills when I watched. So so good!!!

[@LiquidSmoke2517]

show is a masterclass in filmmaking

[@Kjjjay]

If Andor was alive after Rogue One he would have been the main character. He's too badass!

[@richardyoung3462]

Not just 'a' Death Star part, 'the' Death Star part. Literally built the part that would eventually kill him.

[@richardyoung3462]

The super weapon. Without the super weapon, the Death Star is just a really big space station.

[@raeruusan5134]

Unfortunately, the show itself didn't get a nod for Best Drama - but Diego Luna got a Golden Globes Best Actor nomination! Well deserved!

[@patriciozazueta1925]

Andor and final season of CW are the peak of star wars for me

[@HTNT9]

Best SW show by far. This and Rogue One are the best from Disney SW. Hopefully this is a sign for good things to come. Excited for season 2.

[@kriztronikplays159]

I’m so freaking excited! Now I can binge all 12 of your reactions in a row!

[@nickkarmol7462]

Been waiting for this reaction. This was THE best episode of television (period) that I watched all year ❤️

[@DARTH_KN1GHT]

“Somebody throw a grenade in there!” Haha my thoughts exactly!

[@kylegareau9238]

Season 2 cant come quick enough!!!

[@Txplaya8432]

I really appreciate you guys watching the show and enjoy it just as much as I do. My favorite Star Wars Show easily and I loved Rogue One as well. I've seen every episode with you guys and Thank You for doing this and giving it, it's praise. People need to wake up and give it a chance. They won't regret it.

[@Rocco1332]

I've watched this show through twice already, and you guys are probably the 10th reactors I'm watching through with. Everyday while working I just let another reaction play through. Can not get away from how great this show is and how pumped it get you. The emotional rollercoaster is almost as physically taxing as an actual rollercoaster. I REALLY hope Acolyte takes a similar tone...there is not way you can portray a Sith infiltrating the Jedi without a similar tone.

[@s.patterson5698]

Lol! I have been doing the EXACT same thing while at work😊😊😊 I am so hooked on Andor, it literally reminds me of when The Matrix came out. I went looking for every forum I could find to soak up as much information and discourse with fellow Matrix fans.😊

[@kennyjames4679]

The speeches in this show are legendary.

[@john976431]

Andor was building his own death. That’s irony right there. Masterpiece of a season and well edited.

[@xcaluhbration]

Her speech lights a fire in anyone! “FIGHT THE EMPIRE” was so perfectly delivered.

[@DarthMalaks_Missing_Lower_Jaw]

I appreciate that you played the entirety of Maarva’s speech

[@GodMcQueen]

*This show. Highlight of the year.*

[@neofulcrum5013]

Stone and sky! Fight the empire!

[@impulseelectrobrine1259]

Open fire!

[@agresticumbra]

Guys, I fear Ferrix is done for. If folks aren't fleeing now, and getting out of the way, the Empire's fist will squash them (prison, execution, etc.)

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

And the Fist of the Empire is Darth Vader

[@Toms3110]

That fact this show produces so much emotion from its audience, says every thing you need to know about its quality

[@kazwilson425]

Love how you guys just put it all out there for the reviews. Yep, this is the real deal for us people on the ground. Season 2 can't come soon enough. And yeah, the soundtrack is sublime. Apparently he composed the funeral march first, and everything else rolled from that.

[@Hamstar78]

What a Masterpiece bros 11/10

[@mitchmatt6002]

Been looking forward to this reaction - and you didn't disappoint! Completely agree about the quality of this show being fantastic - it's been a slow burn for a reason, letting us sit with characters long enough to understand them, feel for them, before throwing action and heavy consequences into the mix that have us hooked on every scene! Everyone who worked on Andor deserves respect and admiration for what they've brought to the SW fandom, and I'm already bracing myself for S2's impact! Loved hearing your thoughts and feeling your investment - bravo!

[@bengarcia9105]

I really love this series. Everything on it is a masterpiece. I just feel sorry for Cassian. He died in Rogue One trying to destroy the very weapon he unintentionally helped build.

[@Solveig16]

This show was so rich. It was like sitting in a comfy chair and reading one of the best novels ever written with rich characters all on sides and scales, beautiful dialogue, a complex and intelligent plot and good rising actions and wonderfully detailed tangible worlds and feelings and a strong ending. It has great re-read value, because you can go back and see more each time and appreciate what you might have overlooked the first time. This is my favorite show in a long time.

[@Spaceisprettybig]

Nicholas Britell is the composer. He has a twitter and a youtube.

[@FireQueenMyra]

Andor is a incredible show

[@forceinfinity]

Loved this series to death. So many great moments, so many great monologues, such great writing, and such great acting. Skaarsgard, Luna, Gough (as much you hate the character, respect the actress), the guy that acts Nemick... my God such an amazing series.

[@shawnmika9275]

I LOVE watching you guys enjoy the show as much as I did.

[@kaygee2121]

Supposedly, Marvaa actually said "Fu*k the Empire!" but naturally, Disney said nope. Andor is beyond awesome and I have loved your reactions to this incredible show.

[@seangargan]

It’s not supposed, the actress that played Deedra confirmed in an interview that Maarva said “fuck the empire”, and if you read her lips in the scene, it’s obvious. Disney definitely said “hell no” though.

[@DarthMalaks_Missing_Lower_Jaw]

“Fight the empire” makes more sense for her to say at that moment anyway. Dropping f bombs just to do it is stupid and loses its power.

[@seangargan]

@@DarthMalaks_Missing_Lower_JawI agree that fight the empire worked better. Right after she said “fight the empire”, the town’s people literally fought the empire; it was a call to arms

[@Spaceisprettybig]

They had a recording of her saying "Fu*k the empire playing during shooting to amp-up the actors, but the plan was for her to say 'fight' in the show. It's actually brilliant; they ramp the emotions of the actors, so that way everything 'reads' on camera. It's comparable to when during the Rohirrim charge scene, Peter Jackson hat it that only extras who have read the novel and could recite the scene were on front lines, so that they knew how important of a scene it was.

[@gibn1542]

her saying that is fun, but ngl it would've undercut the style of the dialogue. she's giving a war speech after her eulogy, rather than something someone would say in a protest in 2020. i feel like "fight the empire" is perfect because it's a proper instruction against the empire, telling them to raise arms and fight for their lives, it's poetic and in theme with the show.

[@StefanScripca]

I will go as far as to say this is the best written sci-fi show in the past 10 years or so, even more. Such good writing, acting and filming it's embarrassing!

[@jeffjefferson7384]

Spot on about the emotional impact of this show. So glad they're now making Season 2.

[@ace360]

So Happy you Guys Loved it! 🤣😂 That Bell Tower Guy MVP I yelled This is Sparta! After he Kicked down that Stormtrooper 🤣 Awesome reaction and discussion Stay awesome 🎇🤘

[@dubbleplusgood]

The stormtrooper wasn't worthy of being touched by the hammers. He was worthy of being touched by the sole of a boot.

[@1MarkKeller]

THIS IS FERIX!

[@ace360]

🤣 Priceless 👏

[@gaspode7]

Been so much fun watching this series with you. Bringing the truths and humor to each episode. Thanks guys

[@flynngames4703]

Masterpiece! I say that because it is and cause I don’t want to get smacked.

[@eford78]

Even the droid has more emotion than 99% percent of television these days.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

That he’s “Be too emo(tíonal)” (B2EMO) is maybe a bit too on the nose.

[@Biomirth]

Honestly, I've seen 20+ reactions to this episode and yours is the best because you totally get why this episode is so great. This isn't "Oh hey they did this and that and I like that". No (as Marva would say). It is about the tension of being alive in an uncertain and quite dangerous situation with people you love on the line, with ideas and galaxies in the balance, risking everything. As you said, if this shit doesn't pump you up you are not alive.

[@ianterrellbrown]

This show was one of the very best journeys into the star wars universe. Incredible writing direction performances music writing the f*cking catering on set was probably amazing.

[@hardybryan]

The tension build during that procession leading into that speech is just incredible.

[@kirkdarling4120]

As a military man, when the band switched from a funeral dirge to a battle march, I sat upright and knew some they intended to stir up some shizzle.

[@nickkarmol7462]

Here we go!!!

[@IggyStardust1967]

Hot damn! I've been SO waiting for this one!!! Let's do this, guys!

[@jinzoboy]

Some of the best TV made period

[@GreenPawelito]

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