Andor Episodes 1-3 SPOILER Discussion I Star Wars

[@joshwheelerback5144]

Andor is the perfect example of, you get what you pay for. You hire writers and filmmakers with a certain pedigree who know what they're doing, it's gonna show.

[@zaianmiguel]

The writers of this show are either Oscar and emmy nominees...awesome

[@AR-io8fv]

Yeah the other Star Wars shows seem slightly amateurish in comparison. What changed?

[@JGfromSpace.]

Star Wars is an aesthetic. You can tell lighthearted stories and darker, more serious stories. As long as it captures that aesthetic. And this show absolutely nails it. Just like Rogue One did. This felt like we were legit visiting the SW galaxy.

[@poop_knife]

To your point, I love the look of Ferrix. So much texture & detail, and that lived-in Star Wars feel.

[@pseudocide.]

The scene between Skarsgaard and Luna just talking was so good. All the tension and letting the dialogue breathe that we've wanted!!! - and Bix is awesome

[@pseudocide.]

@@lufasumafalu5069 Lmao what? You clearly don’t watch Kristian’s videos then or know anything about dialogue scenes? Thanks for stopping by. Next!

[@LORDS.And.Hammers]

Andor is of a different calibre. Such an insane level up.,🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@TheKristianHarloff]

I love it

[@kawekastoney7946]

What I like about Andor is that it is a Star Wars version of a cold-war political thriller. I grew up watching those films that it felt very familiar to me. So far it is well written, directed and acted.

[@zaneplatt3533]

This show let's scenes breathe and puts an emphasis on atmosphere. I am honestly blown away by it and how maturely made it feels. It is edited, structured, scored, written and performed well.

[@sash9249]

Totally agree. Every performance is a lived in character; even the smallest roles feel fleshed out. It's a great achievement.

[@brucerains5728]

My wife summed up the tone of Andor perfectly: Andor is "Jeopardy" and The Mandalorian in "Wheel of Fortune"

[@TheKristianHarloff]

PERFECT!

[@grizzla71]

Loved the drums outro for the end of ep2 ❤️ Lots of different score styles in this so far

[@Ripple1111]

The “second in command” imperial officer is a Scottish actor called Alex Ferns, he rose to fame in the UK playing Trevor in the long running soap opera Eastenders. A fantastic actor.

[@Ripple1111]

Also Mustache MaGoo was Lord Bottoms in Bravehart.

[@poop_knife]

Holy crap! That was Trevor? I used to watch Eastenders here while our local PBS station was airing it. They cancelled it earlier this year. Didn't recognize him. He's fantastic.

[@rohnnyjotten3985]

And the moustached 'cop' Andor shoots in the 1st episode played one of Coronation Streets most iconic villains..

[@keylogg]

Absolutely loved these first few episodes of Andor!!! I happened to wake up at 3AM this morning and just decided to watch it right then and there. Thank you Sith Council!!! Looking forward to next week's episode of Andor!!! Hope you guys have a great one!!! 🙂 👍

[@delfokronic]

At times this felt like one of those gritty Swedish/German dramas on Netflix. I was almost expecting the voices to be dubbed...... I love this, its set up beautifully.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

The show is very well done and I see this as setting a new bar for Star Wars. The family friendly stuff is important but stories like this for more mature fans has been sorely needed and this delivers and then some. I wonder all the same how George would feel about actual swearing in Star Wars? At the same time I am here for it. I want more from Tony Gilroy in Star Wars. The accents would be classed as British, not European. As a Scottish person it was great to hear some more Scottish voices in Star Wars. I wish we could get David Tennant doing a live action Star Wars role in future.

[@tomhanks4585]

This tone is exactly how I thought Obi Wan would be, and should have been. I hope Disney learns that people are loving this and incorporates the feeling into more of their projects, primarily Acolyte. I know Gilroy is working on more projects, but I really hope he does a Bane adaptation or Old Republic with this feel!

[@benjaminwilkins6742]

Glad you pointed out the soundtrack-the composer is Nicholas Britell. He also did scores for The Big Short, Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk, and Succession. Great modern composer.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

So good

[@dv8der767]

Dude the first three episodes are so good the writing blows away anything else that’s come out, the other shows have fan fare which makes them cool but really this is all new shit and looks amazing, feels like a movie where the other shows feel like a show. Great stuff cannot wait for more

[@ameliacraiig4193]

One of my favourite scenes is the conversation between Chief Hyne & Syril Karn. It reminded me of dialogue from The Wire, Hyne being the philosophical & slightly apathetic member of the PD versus McNulty. Loved it!

[@theodorehumphreys907]

My daughter and I are loving Andor. Intense, kept us guessing, trying figure out what is going on, Tension, etc... Acting is great. Love the droid, hope we see more of him. Skarsgard is awesome. Enjoying all the characters. some nice little background easter eggs. can't wait for next epsisode.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Fingers crossed!

[@Iapnat]

Why can't all Star Wars shows be shot like this... Absolutely love the show! For me It had a Robert Heinlein feel within the writing and the settings of the show which is fantastic. The seriousness, the story everything just flows brilliantly.

[@ericsietsema2044]

Episodes like this are exactly why I come back everyday hoping for new content. Mike stated exactly how I felt about the first 2 episodes, I would have called it quits on this show if it would have just been 1 episode. Love this show, love andor keep it up everyone

[@MrVaju.]

Favorite disney + show, favorite star wars property, ever.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

It is great.

[@tdogg6148]

That Imperial Sgt. Kostick that was in The Batman was also in the Chernobyl series on HBO. He was the head miner and was awesome in it as well.

[@SundevilRoadrunner]

he is also Tarzan's daddy.

[@grayden4138]

@@alexp601 Also in The Witcher. He was the Golden Dragon in Season 1.

[@alexbrunner1900]

The first two episodes were slow and boring, but I really dug the third episode a lot. I agree with you about the writing. It’s really good. The production looks way better than the other shows.

[@markkuykendall5475]

35:27 Mike, when Corellian Dog dude runs into Andor in the junkyard on that ship, Andor is swapping out the ship's "black box" with the flight records for doctored ones. Andor is covering his ass by eliminating evidence that ship made a trip. That ship was the one Andor used to go two/from Morlana 1 "Bladerunner World."

[@sebastianescalante8286]

I really enjoyed these first three episodes of Andor. I am glad that they released three at once it help get me more into the story.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Same here!

[@Sticks017]

Same, I think if they had only released one episode that a lot of people would have just quit the show and not came back.

[@gordonvshumway]

Right at the start when he walks into the Brothel and there is not a bunch of flute players playing some pop pop zoot zoot type song set the whole tone for the show. Thank you for playing non campy music in a cantina. That music set the whole tone.

[@gordonvshumway]

​@@CorbCorbin i literally stood up and said finally

[@falcongunner33]

Loved the show man! Everything felt real. It reminded me of watching game of thrones tbh. But here's the big thing (no pun intended) there were no jokes and no 'hit you over the head' references. We just had vague references to the republic and Luthan Rail's ship looked vaguely corellian ala millennium falcon. And this is probably the first Star Wars property under the Disney era to NOT hit you over the head with references. I'm excited for more.

[@brocklemmie7322]

Thank you sith council for having this show for real star wars fans

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Thanks for watching!

[@EleventhCubFan]

I really liked these first 3 episodes. This is what I want from my Star Wars tv shows. The characters were all great. I hope they return at some point and that there’s more great characters like these ones in future episodes.

[@MarcoCarag]

Steph hits it: This feels like a book on screen, the way it fleshes things out and enhances the entire universe. I feel like I'm in the same part of Star Wars that the Catalyst novel, and not just because of the fact that it literally takes place at the same time, but because of how it similarly goes deep on character and setting.

[@brianstill516]

Loving Andor so far! I was so entranced by each episode, that it all flew by so quickly. Definitely looking forward to the rest of the season. I watched all your reactions, and definitely digging them. Keep up the great content Kristian. 👏

[@northphillyp]

Mustache Magoo was one of the highlights of the show🤣..he layed out the whole scenario then headed out

[@poop_knife]

That actor's voice is addictive. I could listen to him read the phone book.

[@dwarfpoacher]

The production on this series understand what Star Wars is suppose to look like and feel like. I'm extremely thankful for their attention to detail. They got it right in Rogue One and they have it right again in Andor. I really hope this plots a course for future series/movies.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

This is where the bar should be set.

[@darrenschiminski7060]

Loved everything about these first 3 episodes. The opening scene in the brothel when Andor was talking to the hostess, it took it's time to breathe and the scena lasted a few minutes. In Obi-Wan or Boba Fett that would have been a 30 second scene and would have moved on quickly. This show feels so confident. It doesn't need to jump you from scene to scene and get to the action sequences; it knows it can stand just on it's writing and acting.

[@jmakowsky7715]

I love this show. It felt intense and gritty yet not overbearing in tone. It felt contained, however, the galaxy still felt large and expansive, leaving me in awe as I begged for more. The flashbacks were very well utilized, helping us understand the character of Andor while still expanding the cast in a clever way. Everything I wanted and more!

[@27poker]

it's silly but I like how Diego Luna's thick accent is incorporated in the show, clever. Happy to see Luna and Pascal, my fellow latinos in space thriving

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Totally agree.

[@noeau4469]

I LOVED “Rogue One” but, Cassian Andor was probably the character I cared least about in that movie. That being said, this show is amazing throughly these first 3 episodes. I feel like the Star Wars shows that I have enjoyed the most have been the ones that focused on new characters.

[@jaime1200]

I like your backgrounds. It works. Simple is better

[@kaliver517]

Coming to Andor late, it's a real boon being able to go back through your episodes and listen to all the reactions as if it's new. Thank you.

[@Gunnie1128]

Finally got caught up on Andor after being on vacation. Absolutely love the first three episodes. First 2 a bit slow but really tied together. Lot of of people saying this is best Star Wars series and really have to agree with that.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Def the best written

[@fragon9927]

100% agree that the people who say it's boring are the ones who think that StarWars is the Lightsabers, Jedi/Sith, PiuPiu, when in reality it's the story above all what made it what it is. Those people are surface level fans.

[@bojax]

I know you've always said Star Wars is Fantasy, and when I think of what makes it Fantasy, it has to do with the lore - Jedi and Sith, the Force. With a series like Andor, do you still classify the series as Fantasy because it's Star Wars, or would this particular show fall more into the Sci-fi genre?

[@sanwalyousaf]

I am with Mike. The first 2 episodes were really testing my patience and commitment to stick around

[@geekedmedia]

💯

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Man, I was locked in right away.

[@stubbywankenobi1]

I was bored and it doesn’t feel like Star Wars it feels like blade runner with Star Wars dressing

[@Buckeye725]

Loved the first three episodes! This really looks and feels like a Star Wars movie! In terms of Cassian’s parents: I think he, and others, are referring to Maarva and Clem (her companion on the ship from the flashback). I think they end up being his adoptive parents. Luthen mentions that Cassian’s father was “hung in the square.” That has to be Clem. Based on their conversation on the crashed ship, I also think Maarva and Clem are Separatists; that may be revealed later.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Could be!

[@poop_knife]

Yup. When the Republic ship was in orbit & Clem said "They'll kill us"...definitely Separatists.

[@SK-hj1nf]

This was the best Disney Star Wars since R1! I also would choose tv vs movies! This also made his death in R1 more meaningful because he didn’t make an impact on me in R1 but really made me care more for him. I loved that the village of kids were obviously indigenous/ native made me connect to him more!

[@TheKristianHarloff]

For sure!!

[@andrewbarnett152]

'Tony Gilroy doesn't know how to write for television'. Wow. Just......wow. Never change Mike. Never change.

[@cobykenobi]

I just watched all 3 episodes of Andor and was blown away!!! i had zero expectations going in and so far, i think this is WAY better than Obi wan! in fact, Obi Wan SHOULD have had this same tone and writing, would have been a thousand times better!! I think Christian already said it, this show feels like blade runner, but Star Wars and it works!

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Right?!

[@jett_lea]

I have zero complaints so far, and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes. I like the actors, I like the slower pace, and I like the tone of the show.

[@AustinTylerProductions]

Hot damn that set looks great! Loving the look

[@whogg0521]

I loved EP3, and the music was incredible

[@johnsnook6084]

I actually like that part when the main antagonist gave the speech to his men, it seemed like for a moment he was questioning his actions, when the other guy mentioned something about Andor being armed and dangerous there was a brief moment where something made him think, then he went into the speech with that on his mind and kind of struggled a bit to say what he had planned to say which came across as phoney, hence the yawn moment from the guy.. which actually wasn't a yawn, it was more of a looking away as it was uncomfortable to be there listening to him blunder his speech. I didn't pick up on it at first but I rewatched it. Someone else mentioned they think he could end up defecting and changing sides. Makes me recall the conversation he had with his superior in episode one, when he tells him that the two guys that died had started it, maybe he feels this is the truth but is on some kind of mission to prove himself but is facing an inner struggle.

[@davidsimon5088]

I watched it tonight and was thinking this is the best acting in the Star Wars tv shows. The writing is strong. It looks like a peek into a real lived in world. First two episodes a little slow but it was good world building and so refreshing to not be on Tatooine Again.

[@alfie_8914]

The scene with the head of security talking about crime statistics was like something out of the wire!! Loving the show

[@TheKristianHarloff]

So good

[@alfie_8914]

@@TheKristianHarloff if you’re loving the music highly recommend succession it’s the same composer and probably the best score and theme on TV

[@jackson857]

17:10 That guy you're talking about was in Game of Thrones. He played the guy from the Vale, Yohn Royce.

[@brettholcomb3763]

I think Cassian's adoptive parents (Maarva and Clem Andor) are Separatists. Clem is the guy with Maarva when they found Cassian and they keep referencing how the Republic is coming. So, they seem like they were separatists. Clem is probably the father Stellan Skarsgård's character was referring to as being executed.

[@GeeVanderplas]

That's what I thought as well

[@kabeermalhotra1]

Worth noting: Tony Gilroy wrote the first 3 Bourne movies. the fourth one (with Renner) he both wrote and directed. Also fun fact, Tony Gilroy's brother Dan Gilroy, who is a write on Andor, wrote/director the fantastic film Nightcrawler. Lotta talent in that family.

[@dspospov836]

Great show..the wide shot and the new set looks so good..great shit bro ,thanks to everyone that contributed to everything ,espically the set .but so stoked for this whole community and for the whole big thing ,sen cast .

[@GeeVanderplas]

Absolutely amazing show, this is what I wanted ever since they announced the anthology films and Rogue One would be a gritty war film and each Anthology film could be it's own genre. They back tracked from that before canceling them all together, but now we finally have a show that lives up to that promise. Such a relief after the disappointment of Obi-Wan. This treatment is what that show needed. Serious character work, and focus on one thing.

[@alexmaverick6647]

The character in Rogue One was basically a blank slate for me. But that actually made me more interested in the TV show because I knew they couldn’t ruin a character that I didn’t care about like Boba or Kenobi.

[@theactionisthejuice2146]

Well done. Not to pick on House of Dragon, but this show is, so far, doing everything I feel is missing in that way in terms of laying the ground work. Instead of feeling like an extended prologue, we are staying with these characters and creating intrigue not just on a story level, but personal as well.

[@josejaro3788]

Love how Luthen is already taking on a mentor role to Cassian without Cassian even seemingly realizing it.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Yup

[@thisphillipbrian]

I kept looking at that deputy chief dude with the intense stare. Took me a while to place him. Poldark's insecure cousin. Love Andor so far. It immerses itself in corners of the universe others shows only dip their toe in.

[@OrionInSpace]

Just finished watching... I am hooked!! This show has me in and I want to follow the story! Whoever the actor is that played the miner in Chernobyl that is the right hand man to the head police guy is amazing! He should be in the more things!

[@DeJonValentine1]

I think Andor doesn't kill Syril because he wanted Syril to live so he would convince troops he and Skaarsgard were in decoy ship. When you watch it again...the first thing that happens once Syrill is untied is he tells his troops they are in the speeder. I think him living was a part of the decoy plan.

[@mauricebruns1028]

Andor looks awesome so far (episode 1-3); although episode 2 was somewhat weaker. The series is gritty and raw; but fresh from previous SW content. Meanwhile, the studio is looking massive fresh, simpler, clean and impressive. The lick of blue paint on the wall is a great addition. Well done

[@TheJakescott1515]

I think missed in most reviews. Is the theme of radicalization. From Andor actions he’s now committed becoming a solider and from Tim’s death beck is basically becoming a terrorist Andors friend at the scrap yard is seen brooding showing he is going to become a resistance. Fighter and is prob the one who tied the ship up killing the one Corp guard. and from the other side the corpo officer who was trying to do the right thing catching a murderer now he’s going to become much more extreme in his action. It’s the beginning of a rebellion but you can see on both sides the pain death and motivation from everyone involved and you can understand everyone’s point of view. It’s a tragedy.

[@diarmuidwalsh7359]

Andor is the best, just the highest quality all round

[@blackjackhooligan]

The planet they were on as kids was a former mining operation until a disaster happened. I think the empire forced their parents to work and the disaster killed all the parents to the kids, which happened when he was 6.

[@BMX_jedi]

I really liked the 1-3 episodes. Really want to see the empire. Hopefully see how some think they are a good thing and some realize they are now on the wrong side like Valkyrie. More of how things are in the senate. The beginning of the rebellion forming.

[@loganastrup6870]

The whole 10 minute look at Andor on Disney plus is what they showed us in theaters when the re released Rogue One recently. It was awesome seeing that scene in a theater!

[@TheJakescott1515]

Stellan mentioned to andor about his father being hanged in a town square. So could have happened earlier in his life. 6 years old? This could be a indicator that his parents were separatists.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Hmmm maybe

[@grayden4138]

The episodes aren't short. The pacing is breakneck. It feels way shorter than it is, but it moves so smoothly that time goes by so quickly. There are so many recognizable actors in these first three episodes. Every scene I was pointing out "oh, that person was in X, they were just in Y" to my significant. Interesting that they didn't subtitle during the flashbacks on Kenari, but you understand what's going on. It was "show, don't tell" perfected. They are trusting the audience, finally.

[@jline6889]

I really thought those few scenes with Fiona Shaw, B-bot, and the corporate cops are really telling, especially when she is setting there talking about the clanking sounds, about it’s not about what they mean when they’re happening it’s when they stop is when you should worry. I’m pretty sure we won’t see anymore from Fiona Shaw but damn I would really like to. Not to change subjunctive, but I agree with Mike on The Bourne Legacy it is a great movie and totally underrated and I think he’s right the people wanted Damon and that’s what hurt the movie.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Fair

[@OLDTIME47]

well..... the best part of episode 1, was the old British guy telling young guy to change the story of dead guys, great dialogue. ep 2, like watching paint dry. it's too quiet, no music in a lot of scenes, you could fart on set and hear it a lot of times. be nice to see sub titles for native people.

[@Hainzie]

Yeah I was the same as Mike was a bit slow and wouldnt have minded giving it away after 2 eps, I liked the music didnt love it but ep 3 got me hooked, and he has been in the fight since he was 6 if thats how old theyre saying he was in the flashbacks even though he looked 14, the fight started when the republic killed their leader and kidnapped/killed his people and sister and I think the fact that they killed that guy with darts labelled them ''separatists''

[@Jack_Stafford]

They never seem to get the ages quite right. Little Leia was supposed to be 10 but clearly was almost a toddler maybe 5 years old at the most. Han was supposed to be in his late teens or maybe 20, but was almost 30 in Solo. Padme doesn't age at all between phantom menace and attack of the clones while Anni ages about 15 years. At least. And in the original Star wars Luke and Leia never really looked the same age even though they were supposed to be twins, (at least were changed to be twins after empire strikes back, that was a retcon). And then there's the whole Ben Kenobi aging process between the show Kenobi and a New Hope where he seems to age about 40 years in what is supposed to be 8 to 10 years. Some of that can be forgiven as long as the acting is good, and acting in Andor is very good. The actress that played young Leia was not very good in an actress that actually was 10 or 12 would have been an improvement. Most people agree that the actors playing young Anakin were both not very good. So far the actor playing young and/or is good, but he doesn't speak a word. Probably because he's English like most of the other cast lol

[@justinharris7305]

It's Andor's adopted parents that are Separatists. They don't say so directly but the way they speak of the republic when they enter that ship gives signs that they are separate and fearful of the Republic.

[@AKGreen]

Hey Kristian. I’ve got an unopened Blade Runner VHS that i want to send you guys for your studio. Where can I find an address?

[@TheKristianHarloff]

We are setting up a PO BOX soon!

[@philrm99]

Great Andor discussion. Love the new series.

[@justaguynameddave]

Mustache McGoo! Thanks to all 3 of you for a great discussion. The script, directing, casting, music and acting are executed at such a heightened level in these first episodes. IMO, this is some of, if not the best Star Wars live action material I've seen going back to the original trilogy. The last episode Season 2 of Mandalorian got me pumped, and now finally, we might just be able to put another huge checkmark in the win column! Can't wait to see more!

[@HanTalksFirst]

The show really took me by surprise. I thought I would hate and actually think its one of the strongest pieces of star wars conetnt by disney. What's so stand-out about the writing is, you could literally flip the perspective of the story and make the security guy "villain" the hero - without changing the script - and it still works. Excellent writing

[@miguelfg98]

Gotta say, didn't love eps 1-2 like I thought I would. Ep 3 was fantastic

[@Sticks017]

Kristian, I can't believe you liked the alien who spoke English. I was watching it and instantly thought, "Oh man, Kristian is gonna hate that."

[@TheKristianHarloff]

I don't know why but I loved it!

[@SeriousBlack1026]

Andor is one of my favorite characters and the first three eps of the show were 🔥then right on que the internet is hating on this, I'm just like damn toxicity really is the status quo smdh.Calling it now syril is gonna turn against the empire.

[@phillipdry3696]

Great episodes. I didn’t want the first one to end so being able jump in to the next was great

[@palebrow1673]

This show is going to do so much rogue one especially for cassian. Sucks we won’t get anything like this for Jyn.

[@theblackdouglas4772]

If this does well, they could do a Saw series that features a young Jyn?

[@palebrow1673]

Maybe a lot of Jyns story was in the book Rebel Rising, they could retell parts of that story, but idk.

[@jeffreyroedel9804]

@@theblackdouglas4772 We could see a younger Jyn in this Andor series with Saw, if they wanted to. But something separate would be great. Even if it was just a one-off Disney+ movie Saw & Jyn, and not a full series. Gilroy would have to produce it.

[@Jack_Stafford]

One strength of this show seeming more mature I think is the absence of a wise cracking or cute child sidekick. This was not a thing in the original trilogy. But whether you're talking about rebels or bad batch or clone wars or mandalorian or Kenobi, probably because disney, they've always jammed a kid into what used to be a fairly adult sophisticated and realistic environment that is supposed to suspend your disbelief. When you start including five-year-old girls repairing space stations and alien babies that constantly need a babysitter, it just changes the dynamic from an exciting adult drama to a family-friendly show. And there is room for both, but Andor really feels much more like the original Star wars since anything since rogue one. Which also lacked an annoying kid component.

[@mathewhudson7649]

You were right. I did enjoy the hell out of this show. 👍🏼

[@drnobody418]

Mando is like the pation project between OG fans and Current fans. BOBF was ... Something. Obi was supposed to be a deeper dive into two legacy characters but pretty much ended up been generic in it self. Andor feels special. To me, along side with Rouge One, is prove of concept of how SW can be really good story telling with actual mature themes and a deeper dive into the world. I really hope Disney highers more people to do series like Andor. So looking forward to Wednesday even more so now.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Agree!!

[@TheZackaryShawn]

I think Aunt Petunia and the man who got him off the ship are the Separatists. I think those are his adoptive parents.

[@Panthror]

Seems like they took a page out of Dave Filoni's book, he introduced 3 episode story arcs in 'The Clone Wars' and also had an overarching story line.

[@robmlisanti]

Great show today good to see all 3 of you back together 😎👍❤

[@KalvinPatel]

Loved the build up and tension that went on in Ep 3.

[@blairsnyder1067]

Episode 1 started off like Bladerunner in a Star Wars universe. It’s a beautifully shot show, great performances and a good more mature story. Just wish the episodes were longer or combine two episodes into one.

[@nathans84]

A Disney show that starts in a brothel, that's pretty ballsy.

[@emocatdad]

I loved the first episode, 2nd didn’t do much for me but 3 was solid as well so I’m 100% in

[@darthmartigan4497]

I feel like all of all the other SW Disney+ shows are basically the animated shows becoming live action, (CW style) where Andor is a legit show that would be strange to ever see it as one of the animated series. I’m totally ready for more shows like this.

[@almapowe5647]

Your last moment you hated, I loved it. It showed he was inept whiteout saying he was inept.

[@AnythingGeeky]

Signed up for My Bookie, wrote your name in the 'where did you hear about us', hope that helps ya out. Love all the shows, keep up the great work!

[@TheKristianHarloff]

Awesome thank you!

[@patrickmusson4571]

Not having Rogue Squadron depresses me to such a great extent. It was something I was really really really looking forward to. What a bummer. I was so taken by the little video introduction Patty Jenkins did when she roller-bladed up to a car and changed into a rebel alliance flight suit and walked toward an X-Wing. What a damn shame.

[@TheKristianHarloff]

A show would be great in that world.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

For me it is another example of Kathleen Kennedy not having a plan and running Lucasfilm like a rudderless ship. The buck has to stop with her on directors and projects getting announced then cancelled. My only hope is that Disney can step in and appoint someone else with a strong vision and that what we have gotten from Tony Gilroy here sets a new bar for a new wave of Star Wars content.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

@@TheKristianHarloff A show would be awesome.

[@patrickmusson4571]

@@MassiveHappyClapper I hope you are right. There is a date you might want to keep an eye on. October 30 marks Kennedy's 10th anniversary at Lucasfilm. It is speculated that it is when we might see her announce that she will be retiring on June 30, 2023, the same day that the movie she is producing, Indiana Jones 5 is released in theaters. Disney CEO Bob Chapek has already stripped Kennedy of all responsibilities for Star Wars TV Shows and movies and given them to Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. The only responsibility Kathleen Kennedy has left is the non-Star Wars IP like Indy 5.

[@MassiveHappyClapper]

@@patrickmusson4571 I hope you are right. I have a feeling someone new can take Star Wars to new heights. There is so much untapped potential in the EU books.

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Did you see the story that James E Jones is finally retiring from doing any further Darth Vader voice acting. There's also a great story about how they worked on the voice for Obi Wan and how he has given permission to use the same technique to recreate his voice in the future

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Waited for all 12 episodes to air before watching. Do not regret it one bit. Netflix streaming model is better vs. Week to week tv schedule.