ANDOR EPISODE 6 Spoiler Discussion | Sith Council | Star Wars

[@aaronhall5715]

Susanna White did an amazing job directing this three episode arc. Hope to see her do more in Star Wars.

[@mfju1ce]

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[@630designs]

So true!!

[@angelpipessd]

This episode might be my favorite Star Wars thing I’ve watched since Empire - I also adored Rogue One, and this show is sooo perfectly in line with the things I loved about that movie. Especially the cinematography of The Eye as they escaped - i audibly said “Wow” several times!

[@dieseltyme]

That heist had me at the edge of my seat. This show is killing it!

[@YegRon]

This episode was so good! I love how this show portrays the Empire. They’ve made them frightening again and yet at the same time personal. So good.

[@marcobaker1475]

@@RS-kt6bo I agree what is frightening about them LoL.

[@Ronariverah]

@@marcobaker1475 That they come to a planet (country) they have the power destroy not just the culture but the physically. Frightening now they exploit the people.

[@dieseltyme]

Some of the xenophobic dialogue is ramped up to the point of sounding fake, but It does characterize power in the wrong hands better than most current Disney media

[@shore-cityfilms]

@@RS-kt6bo what’s frightening is exactly what is shown with them in this episode. They can come into a planet of natives with total disregard for their lives or freedom, and just move in. Slowly take away everything and gain total control. So you tell me you wouldn’t be frightened in that situation? Maybe it’s you whose smokin something…

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

Agreed. I appreciate how they are making the imps more human and relatable. Instead of evil robotic monsters this is a far more believable and human look at everyone in this story. I also like that not everyone necessarily has the same motives for finding their own way into this rebellion even if for just a mission or two or maybe they don't even think they are a rebel but they are acting against the empire and thus a terrorist in the eyes of them none the less. This is the sort of writing and depth we only get in novels, until now.

[@she_who_dares9713]

This series is absolutely KILLING IT! The love poured out on those TIE cockpit scenes were visually stunning! The realism almost everyone is morally grey, consistent top notch writing since episode 1 with amazing sound and high production value to match. Absolutely loving this!

[@630designs]

Same here!

[@grayden4138]

I said before going into the episode, if it's half as suspenseful as the Mandalorian episode when he and Bill Burr break into the Imperial outpost to get the info on Grogu's location, we'll be good. Man did this deliver. Lt Gorn having to stomach listening to the Imperials degrade the indigenous people the entire episode and the Commandant having no clue why he'd turn sums up exactly what Andor said about the Imperials being fat and satisfied. There's parallels to the Roman Empire where outposts are so far from Rome that the local prefects or whomever just abuse their position and power and no one from Rome is the wiser. So good.

[@videovoidtv]

Dude. The blonde lady had the greatest line in the whole show. Talking to the fat empire dude, “One path. One choice. We win or everybody dies.” I rewound it instantly.

[@she_who_dares9713]

@@RS-kt6bo I wanna hear what impresses you

[@videovoidtv]

@@RS-kt6bo It was one line my dude. You need a hobby.

[@videovoidtv]

@@RS-kt6bo Yup. Thats it 👍

[@grayden4138]

@@RS-kt6bo Gatekeeping is the worst trait in fandom. Arguing subjectivity is a close second.

[@biashacker]

This is the way Star Wars should be written; mature, thought provoking, compelling, and filled with gravitas. Long live Mouse!

[@L33Reacts]

I’m so glad that they are taking such nuance in the characters. It’s not black & white in the slightest with how the characters act with each other. I love it.

[@MonstersNotUnderTheBed]

Getting away from cliche, and from postmodern subversion for the sake of subversion, which just devalues characters and it's literally cliche because everyone is doing subversion of expectations, so then it becomes completely predictable, and again, ruins characters.

[@Drew914]

Loved all the episodes, but the payoff from the buildup was so great, so great. I was so tense watching this because I knew that this heist was going to go sideways, and when it did, I didn't expect what would happen. So intense and an ending I didn't expect. It felt like a season ender, but the fact we have six more episodes and I can't wait to see where they take it

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

I watched it last night in the UK. I love Andor. It is exactly what I want from Star Wars style wise and thematically. Tony Gilroy is doing a brilliant job. There has been a realness added to the world and stakes that elevates what was there and shows what Star Wars could be in future.

[@zaneplatt3533]

He is doing the classic Act 1, 2 and 3 structure, but he is using three episodes to do it. I love it, it is very clever writing ✍️

[@MaverickX36]

Yes, I noticed the same. Great writing.

[@davidsummer8631]

I know some people have had an issue with how some of the episodes have ended which could be because they don't know about the three episodes structure

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

@@davidsummer8631 I didn't know about the 3 episode structure but I am loving it regardless.

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

@@MassiveHappyClapper I'm not the best person to explain it but essentially act 1 is the beginning phase of the show where everything is established like characters, places, events, etc., the groundwork. Act 2 is harder to relate but it is the development of the crisis or drama or conflict of the story and it's the bulk of the show typically. Then act 3 is the climax or bringing all that to a conclusion resolving the conflict (the end) often with a big battle or such. It's the formula used in screen writing for film, TV, stage, etc. rooted in the history of live stage plays where they would have intermissions between each act for the audience and for the cast to get a brief break. At least that's what I have read about screen writing.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

@@WhoWouldWantThisName Thanks. I thought you did well in your explanation. I get it, almost like when a movie is broken into 1st, 2nd and third act but in a longer episodic format.

[@theblackdouglas4772]

Tarkin, Krenic and Wullf Yularen all make sense to show up, I'd be happy for them to play a part.

[@ejr87r]

The Empire feels threatening and the tension is so great in Andor. Also, THE ACTING AND DIALOGUE is so much better than other Star Wars.

[@langleymneely]

I think the reason the mission leader was so hesitant to start the mission is because she knew she would never see her lover again because she is an Aldhani. I imagine the Empire is going to find and kill her on planet after this heist. I love that this show is the grown up grounded Star Wars I’ve been wanting since Disney bought LucasFilm. I think this show excels because Gilroy tends to save money by using the 3 episode arc model. They save money by building a set for the entire 3 episodes and sticking to it. They don’t spend a lot until the 3rd episodes of each arc.

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

Wow, that's some really interesting insight. I agree that I think Vel was very aware that these guys were unlikely to all make it through this and that they would have to split up even if they did. So I think she was thinking the sooner this was all over the sooner her relationship with her may be too and she would never see her again and maybe even lose her.

[@langleymneely]

@@WhoWouldWantThisName Exactly!

[@zaneplatt3533]

I really respect that when Mike makes a point or observation and Kristian or Steph responds with new information or answers, he actually takes it in and is willing to change his opinion. It is honestly so refreshing

[@ridethasno]

This episode was phenomenal , the buildup to this payed off huge! Plus it was gorgeous.

[@titobeme]

The part where Andor killed Skeen reminded me of Scarface when Tony kills the bomb tech because he drew the killing line at women and kids.

[@michaelgoodyear9369]

Man.. I knew this show was gonna be really good. But it is way better than i expected. Its insane

[@NateCage]

I am absolutely in love. In my opinion this is the best episode of any Star Wars based show.

[@NateCage]

@@RS-kt6bo for you, and that's cool. The Kenobi fight scene was epic, but I was extremely disappointed by the rest of the series. Mando is a great show and I love it, but for me Andor is a bit better.

[@NateCage]

@@RS-kt6bo you seem like a fun guy :)

[@gregthralls8688]

Thanks!

[@ecuingarilicea2882]

I was so in awe during the meteor shower scene, I didn’t even realize my eyes had welled up at how fucking gorgeous it all looked. This episode put this show over the top for me. I still absolutely love Mando, but this is the best Star Wars for me. The writing on this show is absolutely next level. Thanks for the great conversation you guys! Keep up the great work!

[@bigalthetank]

I'm loving this show almost a much as I love listening to the 3 of you talk about Star Wars! The way you 3 bounce off each other is A+++ Nothing in this series has seemed boring to me. You need those smaller moments between the characters to make you feel for them. That makes the payoff at the end so much more fulfilling. Right now Mando's 16 eps. > Andor's 6 eps. but if they stay on this trajectory, Andor will be my top Star Wars show real quick!

[@leestewart4431]

I think another reason it sounds so cool when you hear an effect - whether it be a laser, or more impressively, a TIE Fighter - is because the show is relatively, and appropriately, quiet (I mean, it is centred around espionage). Sci-fi and fantasy spectacles constantly bombard us with noise, and so awesome moments easily get lost in the cacophony. Not the case in Andor. The same calculated restraint can be said for how this show deals with the visuals and the overall narrative. This show IS fun, because it's so damn rewarding as a viewer to be treated with such a well devised and executed piece of art. Thanks Kristian, Steph and Mike, I always look forward to your insightful reviews and am never disappointed!

[@JFLOJUDO]

I think the people calling Andor boring, are young millennials & Gen Z (prequels fans) who grew up on video game cut scenes. I noticed this when watching their movie reaction videos-all of their references are of video games and anime. Older millennials & Gen X (Original Trilogy fans) are loving this show because it is much more like the good cinema we grew up on

[@AnikinSolo19]

What's wrong with being a prequel fan I'm 41 years old and I love the prequels and I love Andor

[@thrawn2k5]

I wasn’t going to generalize it to a generation, but if I were a younger person who loved Star Wars movies, this could come across as boring. Or someone who doesn’t love spy films.

[@JFLOJUDO]

@@AnikinSolo19 the prequels are an extended cut scene

[@Ellimof]

Andor is the show I’ve wanted for years from Lucasfilm

[@keylogg]

Thank you very much Sith Council!!!! Absolutely loving Andor!!! My Wednesday are Andor and reviewed by Sith Council!!! Hope you guys have a great one!!! 🙂 👍

[@keithkempenich6401]

Andor is incredible, top to bottom. It is everything I ever wanted in a Star War and then some. I have had zero issues or qualms with it as I've had most of the other shows to obe degree or another. 1000 out of 5 schmoes. Hell, ALL the schmoes, every single schmoe you got, this show gets them. It's not just great Star Wars, it's great television, period.

[@rowdystaudi]

great review! man, this show is so good. the writing, the build in story and character, the friggen execution is so spot on. yesterday was just an awesome episode. the eye looked incredible. the feel of Star Wars in that moment is right up there with the best! theyre nailing the sound effects and feels. this show is a huge win for Star Wars, and we still have half a season left!

[@EleventhCubFan]

This episode was the best Star Wars since Rogue One. Everything was incredible. I regret that I watched it on my phone during lunch at work and not on my tv at home.

[@grassygnoll3345]

The power that Star Wars drew me in with, way way back in Chichester Cinema in 77, was how lived in the world was drawing me in, the mystery of that galaxy. The EU didn't have that for me, the prequels didn't quite live up to that (the heavy handed use of CGI), but finally with Rogue One and Andor it's there again.

[@jfrizz92]

Great show again guys 👏🏼

[@ihp7]

The writing in this show is superb! Seriously giving Mando a run for it’s money as best Star Wars property in the last few years.

[@andre7015]

I think people forget how serious the original STAR WARS movie was. ANDOR is awesome! Great discussion guys/gal!

[@GeroldGarthcia]

Good to see Mike back and Steph is always great! Loved this one. Classic heist with a Star Wars feel. This show's minor characters continue to shine. I really felt the deaths of the rebels during the mission.

[@TheCoronaNiina]

Great to see the 3 of you liking something so much together!😊 this show is very good quality storytelling 👍

[@High_Key]

I could easily say that this episode is one of my favorite pieces of Star Wars content. The cinematography, the writing and the score felt like a movie and the show overall is expanding the universe in the right ways..gotta love this. PS, the Top Gun guy moment was hilarious! Perfect sound bite..you should also have one with Steph saying it first and then Mike immediately chiming in, then cut?😂

[@langleymneely]

I can understand the idea that some may not like or think that Andor is fun but BORING flabbergasts me!? I hope Gilroy gets retained for more Star Wars after this.

[@langleymneely]

Im sorry but I love when they tease and give Mike shit! Especially Steez! 😂

[@GQMofo]

I swear Kristian, whenever you mention MyBookie. I automatically think of Jabba talking to Han in the Star Wars Special Edition of A New Hope. "Haaaaaaan My Bookie." 😂😂😂

[@brocklemmie7322]

This episode have you the edge of my seat the entire time I'm super stressed out

[@iloveentertainment]

Thanks Kristian, Steph and Mike 👍😃

[@jwiggs82]

Zach Braff is also a friend of Deborah’s, they did a film together in Montréal called The High Cost of Living. Very good film.

[@josephgrigsby]

I wanted the imperial guards helping move the payroll to say "Yes Chef" anytime Skeen ordered them around. 😂

[@jermainesneed1002]

I feel bad for waiting so long to see Andor. I was already interested, I just didn’t prioritize it. A few weeks ago my family was out of town. I binged the first 6 episodes. I enjoyed it so much. The Eye was one of my favorite things Star Wars of all time. It was so intense, thrilling, beautiful. Everything being up set up to that point was so perfectly executed.

[@juicewick]

This episode was maybe had the best Starwars sequences in so long. The Tie FIghters where so cool looking going through those asteroids or w/e. It was so damn good

[@daimonclarke]

Skeen also intentionally stopped giving Tamryn cover when he ran to Vel in the shoot out. One less person to fight or outwit in his plan to steal the cargo after the heist was done.

[@Ronariverah]

I'm fine thanks.

[@chrisretzlaff2895]

Mando is great as a show to watch, Andor transports me into this universe for 30-40 mins every Wednesday, not many shows do that anymore. What I wished Rings of Power did, and what House of the Dragon does too.

[@Ellimof]

While Tony Gilroy is the show runner, the other Gilroy’s should get some love too. His brother John Gilroy is an editor/producer on the show and his other brother Dan Gilroy is also a writer. Very talented family.

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

Luthen at the end brought back memorys of Goodfellas when Henry finds out on the radio that the heist has been completed. ....Did Sinta kill the mother and child? I'd love to find out..

[@tomhanks4585]

For the timing Gilroy said season one is over the course of one year, set five years before Rogue One. Season two is a jump of a year per three episode arcs. So four years before then all the way up to RO per three episodes

[@High_Key]

Can you imagine if we see Bodhi Rook meeting Galen Erso at one point? It’d be so cool to how defection within the Empire parallels the formation of the Rebellion.

[@JoshLange3D]

Love those idea. It's nice to be reminded of these past characters and imagine more of their involvement

[@vader86davedestephanis]

Well my friend I should listen to you more often, it definitely built up and this episode made the rest just wow I was not a believer at first but wow this is great!

[@Entertainment-os4ig]

Susanna White just killing it. Tony Gilroy on point as usual. Acting good all around. Must watch tv.

[@Richbroth]

Something small with the face cam when browsing the Web. You could switch the cam to face the browser box instead of the wall. Take it or leave it.

[@gordonvshumway]

It felt like Skeen was just testing Andor again. And was surprised when he killed him so fast. What if it was just a test? Great episode

[@josephgrigsby]

Andor's answer was, "no more tests. " Hired gun through and through 👌🏼I felt he was testing him as well.

[@arodz21]

33:07. OH OH...BRETT had a great idea for a sound bite? Oh ok, it's like that huh?

[@ErikSlaby]

Didn’t realize it until this episode but the two characters, Cinta and Vel, their names appear to be taken from an old EU character, Sintas Vel, who was the wife to Boba Fett and mom of his daughter. Do you think they’re potentially hinting at something, or more likely, is it just a fun callback/coincidence?

[@josejaro3788]

Awesome catch. Probably just a nod.

[@thrawn2k5]

Happy hump day! Good Star Wars this time around, ya? You think the characters featured in Andor’s arc of each pod of episodes will come back (not including Skarsgård)? Will we see Bix again, or B2EMO?

[@thrawn2k5]

You answer that further into the episode, nvm!

[@stazzs]

"Star Wars was made for children, but those kids grew up". Couldn't have said it better. While I personally still like what we got in Obi-Wan, and in Boba....seeing this show makes me want to see an "adult" Obi-Wan or Boba. It hurts a little. But great show and great episode :)

[@tomrose8024]

What if Bix's grief is Cassian dying in Rogue One? Then we see Bix in other stories, that is what I'm hoping? Also, I'm with Mike and that I don't want them to continue the love interest...leaving the door open for her return after Rogue One.

[@MillennialMedia247]

I LOVE everything about this series, it's the adult star wars I've been wanting more of since rogue one. My only very minor gripe is I'd like to see more alien characters! Especially since we know they make up a big part of the rebellion we know years later.

[@narjo5019]

Great discussion as always. Loved the episode. Can’t wait til next week. Schmoeville!

[@TeleuteDPu]

I took the shooting as his response to being told "we're the same." because he harbors so much guilt about his sister. They're NOT the same & you can see it in his reaction. That was my take & I absolutely love the show more for it.

[@WickedArt5]

Great show everyone! I really agree that the way this episode was directed was spot on. It was cinematic emotional and I am so upset that mouse ate it. I really loved listening to that character talk. Overall the series has been a huge hit for me and I hope we can get a sith and jedi series of this caliber one day with a lot of character development and attention to the writing.

[@wolverine3605]

Agree with everything you said. Andor is very well done. Character motivations are amazing. I don't feel anyone is a side character. This show is an unexpected surprise hit with me.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Love it.

[@kaemmerphotography]

Totally enjoying Andor. Great acting, writing and editing! I think Obi could have used some better editing even though the episodes where short enough as it was. Still enjoyed it. I hope more people find Andor soon. Great SC tonight! Had to watch before 😴

[@LukeTG1TTV]

I've played Star Wars Squadrons, so the scene where the pilot was getting into the cockpit was amazing. What a show this, and the Empire is gonna come down hard on the planet. Their retaliation will make us hate the empire even more.

[@TheJakescott1515]

Might be just me but I read skeens “i don’t have a brother” as not a fact the story isn’t true but that that he just dosnt care anymore. He’s been burned his entire life and he sees an opportunity for once for himself. I think he wanted to genuinely go to the doctor for the kid but he could see the situation and wanted to be done. After all someone that shallow dosnt drop a line like “the axe forgets but the tree remembers”

[@OshieBichar]

For the people who say it’s boring or it doesn’t “feel” like Star Wars: I would argue that it has very similar pacing and tone to Empire Strikes Back but the difference is that it’s split up into 3 episodes so you have to wait weeks to get the payoff instead of it all being wrapped up in one two hour movie. I’m really enjoying spending time with the characters so when the action happens it actually means something. Like all the time Luke spent in the cave talking to Yoda - it makes the events at the end of the movie that much more impactful.

[@gregthralls8688]

I love all the character/actor matching. EVERYONE acts like they’re born to play their part. Kristian, I did wonder whether or you noticed a much smaller “alien” cast?

[@Ronariverah]

Pure Star Wars is I guess A New Hope. but Andor is pure Star Wars. the rebellion , The effect of the empire , sneaking into IMP bases. Older guy asking a young guy onto a mission. Empire's power over planet. Amazing. A new Hope was never my favorite but Obi-Wan and Andor makes me love AWH more and more .

[@tlmarshall21]

Before I start Kristian, Steph, and Mike...I want to say that I love this show #Andor, and #RogueOne is my favorite of all the Disney #StarWars films. That said, this show has been a "VERY SLOW BURN"! My teenage son was ready to "tap out" because it was all dialogue. I had to explain to him what it all means after each episode. The Gilroys have written a superb show. It has done what Feige successfully did with the #MCU, that is add a sub-genre to the #StarWars universe. But my favorite two episodes have been the ones where there were "laser gun battles". So I truly get the folks who say this finally feels like #StarWars. C'Mon Mike, the first thing you see in "ALL" of #StarWars is a laser battle between the ISD Devastator and the Tantive IV. Then between the Stormtroopers and the crew. So it is what we have grown to love & expect over the past 45 years. That's like being mad that all the movie episodes had dealings with the #Skywalkers within the "SKYWALKER SAGA". Just my two pennies.

[@nathans84]

That Mission Impossible guy.

[@AtotheZness]

That “betting” transition, smooth.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Word

[@hollowaydavidk]

The stores back 👍🏾👍🏾

[@nobleskywalker4639]

I knew something was up with Skeen. Cause Tamryn told him to cover him and he only fires one shot and he has a DLT 19 which is a rapid fire rifle

[@RDQLUS]

Senta was said to be the only Aldani native and the hardest of the crew. I think she just blended back in and resumed a life to help the Dani fight back

[@TheKristianHarloff]

I was so confused and read this as Santa.

[@RDQLUS]

@@TheKristianHarloff 🤣🤣🤣 my bad, I’m sure I spelled it wrong to begin with… damn sci fi names! 😉

[@josephashley4122]

this was best star wars heist show. remind me of grand theft auto video game when they had to pick the players, prepare, no who insiders,get the gadgets and do mission without getting caught. Love tension, suspense and betrayal. hate smart kid died and guy told them how to train as a trooper. Cooked slow to make a Great episode and it paid off. Great Review

[@MoramothHauntz]

Just started liking Skeen, until he got skeevie. RIP Namek. I love that Cassian is both cold blooded, but still has a code of honor. The episode is gorgeous, with a great score.

[@darrylcooper2587]

Tony Gilroy said to Empire magazine that episode 7 is a separate “very interesting” episode and then episodes 8, 9 and 10 are an arc and then 11 and 12 are the season finale

[@NisGaarde]

Best episode for sure. Really good execution. Mostly good writing. I do feel the show needs more *aliens* and more *droids* . I get that it's probably a budget issue. But at times I do wish the show leaned a little more into the otherworldly flavor and foreignness of the Star Wars galaxy. Like, why does Mon Mothma not have droid servants or a droid driver instead of humans? She's super afraid of spies. Well, use droids. It would make a ton of sense. And feel very Star Wars.

[@blackfish5139]

the talent involved in this show is insane Gilroy brothers Beau Willimon house of cards creator Stephen Schiff the Americans writer Susanna White Boardwalk Empire and Generation Kill director Toby Haynes Black Mirror, doctor who and Sherlock director Benjamin Caron the crown director Sanne Wohlenberg Chernobyl producer and music by Nicholas Britell succession composer

[@Sticks017]

Steph said she thinks the 2nd season wont cover as much time as the 1st season. Gilroy told us that the first season covers 1 year and the 2nd season covers 4 years. Each 3 ep arc is one year closer to rogue one for season 2. Now that we know how good this show is, I wish theyd rethink season 2 and give us more than 2 seasons. I think its too late though

[@thomasrust6637]

It makes me happy that Kristian is getting good Star Wars.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Loving it!

[@tomjensen1]

As for what's next, pull back from the mission and it seems this heist is the beginning of the Rebellion. The beginning of the Empire taking them seriously, of Mon Mothma and Luthen gathering the funds to start the Rebellion on a larger scale. So imo the next episodes need to be about that, how the Empire reacts, how the Rebellion uses the 80M to build on their momentum. Luthen will need to find Andor, mentor him, and plug Cassian into the Rebellion in a real way. I think the second half will be two steps back three steps forward with Empire wins, but rebel progress.

[@bamm86]

I haven’t seen suspense this good since Harrison Ford was fighting bad guys on airplanes in the 90’s!

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

The heist was actually probably the best action scene, for me, in all of Star Wars. I know that's a bold statement and maybe I am forgetting how good something else was but this was just so much more real and wasn't just there for the sake of excitement. So many action scenes appear to be just a vehicle created to serve an idea a director had that they thought would "look cool" and they shoe-horned it in for the sake of only that. Personally, I don't need action, space battles, light sabers, the force, Jedi, etc., in this show at all as it's, for me, a great show that happens to be in Star Wars and not great BECAUSE it's Star Wars. Andor could have been set in a different place and time and still been a great show and I also attribute that mostly to the writing but the directing and performances also have been really solid, except the boy that played Cassian as a boy. To me I just thought they could have cast that better.

[@CoreyHart13]

Mike is an alien lmao the way he manages to sound so un-informally informed is beyond me lmfao. always manages to have the absolute wrong opinion and say it with so much conviction, whilst simultaneously realizing he's insane and changing his mind mid sentence, it truly is an uncanny skill. Infinitely likeable innocently endearing too 😂😂😂 Never change Kalinowski

[@TheKristianHarloff]

He is the best.

[@horizonbrave1533]

GREAT episode (yours and ANdor both I mean) So my thing is this... and this isn't a complaint, I love that I can mentally debate this with myself. Why did Andor need to kill Skeen? He could have blasted the guys knee cap, and dragged him in to have him confess to Vel? Killing the guy is such a huge huge leap for him. Not to defend Skeen... but all he did was make a 'What if" scenario to Cassian... The dude over reacts and kills him for just a suggestion?? Such a great moment, but damn Andor is ruthless...

[@jamessiler5418]

I believe Vel's hesitancy had mostly to do with the fact that no matter what, she would not see Cinta again

[@taylors8206]

Do you think Skeen let the one guy get shot down? He was supposed to cover him and when he left for the ship skeen hid again and that’s when he got killed. Like maybe it would be easier to take the money without that guy there. Maybe I’m just reading to much into it just thought it was weird when he was supposed to be shooting at the soldiers to help him get there but didn’t.

[@kevthepoet]

He keeps bringing up House of the Dragon and I can't help thinking I'm surprised so many people gave the GOT universe another chance after they botched that finale.

[@kernelthai]

On the topic of Rogue 1 cameos we've seen Saw Guerarra (sp) in trailers and Jen Erso was with him until she was 16. They could easily do meeting between Luthen and Guerarra and have a young female follower in his group. They wouldn't even have to name her.

[@markkuykendall5475]

I had another "impact of Andor on the SW franchise" thought that I haven't personally heard a lot of talk about so I'll relate it: The entertainment industry as a whole has always been really "nerd friendly;" the TV and Movies subfield is no exception. I'm quite sure that there are big-talent writers, directors, and producers who loved SW as kids and maybe still love it today BUT haven't ever seriously considered pitching anything to Lucasfilm because, love or not, they've never seen SW as a franchise for "serious" or "adult" or "sophisticated" story telling.... ...but Andor is a real thing, right? And if we did/DO actually get a second chapter of Boba and it actually IS a mafia story and it's not crappy? Kathleen Kennedy is going to start getting a lot of serious mofos with serious vision and talent blowing up her inbox: "Heyyy...I've always had this idea kicking around...."

[@geesterfunk]

Wonder if we'll hear Ezra's speech in this series at some point?

[@YouDunnKnowTV]

Very cool talk, lets go.

[@pauianderson]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤ Great episode! Fantastic show!

[@starkiller8163]

Hey Kristian I love your channel great work. It might just be me but why where there no Stormtroopers present at the imperial base?thinking also about the stash of credits they had laying around…🤔