Andor | What’s Happening on Level 2? | Disney+

Check out a new clip from episode 9 of #Andor. Find out what’s happening on level 2 in tonight’s episode, streaming only on @DisneyPlus.
The “Andor” series will explore a new perspective from the Star Wars galaxy, focusing on Cassian Andor’s journey to discover the difference he can make. The series brings forward the tale of the burgeoning rebellion against the Empire and how people and planets became involved. It’s an era filled with danger, deception and intrigue where Cassian will embark on the path that is destined to turn him into a rebel hero.
Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor and is joined by cast members Genevieve O’Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Denise Gough and Kyle Soller. The executive producers are Kathleen Kennedy, Sanne Wohlenberg, Diego Luna and Michelle Rejwan. Tony Gilroy is the creator and showrunner.

[@Sponska]

Andy Serkis nailed the "angry on the outside but panicking on the inside" emotion perfectly

[@amuroray9115]

Phenomenal actor. One of the few times in my life that I’ve ever wanted to use the term “underrated.”

[@primarybufferpanel4468]

@@amuroray9115 Deserves an emmy for his performance in this show for certain

[@jerryberry3501]

Because he had his plan and role as leader already. Then has to learn it was all a lie and for Nothing and has to throw away all of that just for a tiny chance to survive and smaller to escape.

[@joekaput747]

Done enough MoCap work to control just about every muscle in his face exactly as he wants it

[@loveoffilm4327]

This prison arc is the first time I viscerally feel the need to rebel against the empire. There's something so suffocating about it and it just gives me anxiety

[@timothychapman269]

Absolutely it does. In 70 years of TV watching, I can’t remember a show that has made me feel this way. This represents people who are brilliant at their craft!

[@angelguadarrama5391]

And to think you are being forced to build the super massive weapon that will destroy entire rebel planets.....

[@lucasart328]

@@timothychapman269 exactly

[@Lore1050]

Have you seen the torture scene at the beginning of episode 9? Truly terryfing. Massive performances

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Because the front the Empire always showed was peace, security and freedom, stability and order. Syril Karn thinks this is what the Empire is, but it exists off the backs of places like this prison labor facility.

[@moh1t]

Disney please dont cancel this show, its exactly what we want.

[@davidpalillero29]

They’re not going to cancel it, it already has a second season planned, that the last season by the way

[@Petrovelly]

​@@davidpalillero29 Unfortunately since the viewership is low, I'm afraid Disney is going to alter or cancel the next season. That would be a shame.

[@davidpalillero29]

@@Petrovelly it’s still well, the person who had said that Andi’s had lower views actually made a mistake, you can see it in Star Wars explain video

[@fuoco1365]

@@Petrovelly the viewership is low but it has probably the best reviews of any of their shows in the last 2 years other than the Mandalorian

[@BattleshipWarspite]

@@Petrovelly season 2 isn't going get Cancelled, Because there made season 2 getting for 2023. Andor was planned with 6 Season. Whither there going be 3rd Season .

[@SchuBoo]

The sheer suspense you feel from this clip makes you feel uneasy. That's when you know this is a good show.

[@maaaaaap]

it's impressive that a clip out of context of the episode has that effect.

[@thegoat2959]

@@maaaaaap fr this show is hella impressive

[@Blakeyoutubing]

The suspense is intense. Hopefully amounts to more than what we've got so far 🥱

[@elizabethbennet4791]

@@maaaaaap yes!!!

[@ucstudios7091]

Actually its tension. For it to be suspense, the viewer would need more knowledge than the characters. Like knowing there‘s a bomb under the table, but the charakters don‘t have a clue.

[@tranqle73]

When you rewatch the episode and realize that this moment at 0:45 is when the Empire pulled the plug on hundreds of people, who died agonizing deaths not being able to scream, all of them at once. And nobody realizes it quite yet but you don’t need the force to sense SOMETHING is horribly wrong.

[@splumpy8469]

oh god that makes sense

[@jacksonbiscuit]

It's great watching the series again for details like this. It makes sense that activating all the floors in level 2 would actually drain so much power that it would trip the electrics in the building.

[@TheArcher101]

Oh my God, I think you're right That just makes it worse and adds more tension and suspense 😬

[@wilhufftarkin5852]

I wondered if it really is that moment, because kino says it takes a week for the information to travel up to level 5.

[@classicbrix6712]

@@wilhufftarkin5852 I think the word of no one getting out might’ve just been reaching or some form of it as it probably took a few days for that news to settle in with level 2. And once that word was getting out I’m sure the lower levels were noticing that the the hallways were empty on 2 which started this panic in the scene. -that’s just how I put it together, but I could be wrong completely wrong

[@cyanblueaqua]

The acting has been top notch in this series. Literally everybody is so good

[@adamoshea2793]

Hope Disney keeps up this level of acting up throughout ever new Star Wars show for the future. But that definitely won’t happen.

[@willscurran]

That moment between Luthen Rael and Saw Gerrera ... just epic.

[@ninjaeddy1717]

Andy Sirkis is amazing. I already know he’s a great actor but this performance is above and beyond what I’ve seen from him before.

[@daniellebcooper7160]

agreed, im loving the high quality of production.

[@VonJay]

This entire clip was better than the Force Awakens

[@stevensmith7791]

I am seriously loving this show. This is arguably the best Star Wars has been in a very long time. I really love The Mandalorian, but this show is in a league of its own.

[@chasehedges6775]

Same here. This show has been a breathe of fresh air

[@eduardosanchez2558]

Best Star Wars since Eps. V

[@kirank287]

Me too. I love this show so much

[@bena2357]

Yeah but most people hate it because there’s not action every 10 seconds

[@Mateocabrera2389]

@@bena2357 I don’t like it cause the title character is sooo boring.

[@weppon5266]

Andy Serkis’ acting is absolutely amazing!!

[@scampoli25]

By amazing do you mean awful?

[@adamoshea2793]

Acting is good by everybody on the show no cringe dialogue.

[@weppon5266]

@@scampoli25 you gotten by kidding me

[@weppon5266]

@@adamoshea2793 absolutely not. The dialogue has been the best in Star Wars. It’s so well thought out and feels so real

[@harbscantina]

I was so glad at the surprise of Andy Serkis being in the show. His character is a real you-know-what and I"m loving it.

[@nateborie6329]

I wasn't a fan of this show when it started, and I admit it is a little slow, but when you really watch it and see what's happening, it's deep and sophisticated. It isn't just repeating the same stuff we've seen again and again, it's actually showing something new and unique. This is Star Wars at its best.

[@rebellion-starwars]

Nice one. I was lucky enough to be unable to watch the first 4 episodes one by one so I was binged first 4 episodes or even maybe 5 and I was blown away, I watched in the single breath

[@nateborie6329]

@@rebellion-starwars It's honestly crazy how this show, which I didn't think much of when it was advertised, because I've been a Mando fan, could've possibly been so detailed and amazing after you actually give it a chance. The storytelling and the characters are so interesting, and you really have to keep in mind that no one can be trusted in this show.

[@SharkyMcSnarkface]

Could you imagine if they didn’t release Andor with the first 3 episodes ready to go? This definitely isn’t a series made for waiting.

[@Bambino2202]

Completely agree the first few episodes were rather tedious but after the robbery it’s got so exciting I cannot wait for this episode

[@nateborie6329]

@@SharkyMcSnarkface Honestly, I have a really hard time binging this show, because while it is interesting, my mind can't focus on the level of detail happening in it. So, it being released one episode at a time actually keeps me interested and makes each episode it's own story. Which, if we're being honest allows me to follow it very well.

[@Jtrent]

God I love the Level 2 plot point sooooo much. The dread, the panic literally surrounding and coming at them from every recognizable signal. And the physical impossibility to know what's wrong, and that you might die at any moment. Such an intense premise, I love it sooo much

[@falconlewitteducation4941]

Yeah, I was really interested to know (and had no guesses of what was gonna happen) what happened on level 2. The direction and acting in the level 2 thing was frickin amazing

[@somespeciesofpenguin]

the buildup to "Never more than twelve." was possibly the most intense thing i've ever seen on television

[@DavidEmanuelUwU91]

This show has been a breath of fresh Star Wars air. More please Disney.

[@Sir-Rodrigo]

Be careful what you wish for..

[@otinad2008]

This is the Star Wars we need.

[@benfielding4713]

This show has the best acting we've ever seen in Star Wars. Period.

[@austinl8988]

It's the writing to be fair.

[@s1d3k1ckRO]

You know what it really is.

[@danielschoch4881]

WHERE was this acting in the ST? WHERE, WHERE, WHERE, WHERE, WHERE? Oh boy

[@nairb2173]

@@danielschoch4881 there’s plenty of valid complaints about the ST but the acting? Really? The OT actors give some of their best performances ever, and newcomers like John Boyega and Adam Driver are excellent. Daisy Ridley too, there are issues with her character but it’s all the writing.

[@lettheloveflow]

It's Andy Serkis. He's that good.

[@poohjan]

This series checks all the boxes in terms of what makes a fantastic and compelling tv show. Exactly what Star Wars needs right now.

[@WhoNow283]

Was "Boring as hell" one of the boxes? Because if so it's checked that one multiple times.

[@R.a.f.a.e.l.]

​@@WhoNow283 Yes, for people with 2 brain cells this box is certainly available

[@fionnleamy844]

Everything except the main character who has no depth whatsoever

[@roryaffleck6416]

@@WhoNow283 that box would only be available for someone like you, who can't handle not having action every 5 seconds 💀

[@cynicalPixels]

@@roryaffleck6416 You sound like a Di$ney Employee (juvenile name calling towards any criticism, with only marketing buzzwords to back your claims)

[@hydrangeadragon]

This show is absolutely chef's kiss, everything done right, such a treat to watch

[@dibsdibs3495]

A bit slow but yeah I’d rather have a slow show than not get everything I wanted from the show because they couldn’t fit everything in if it were rushed.

[@nathansparks7680]

Love this show, they are turning Andor into a legend with this storytelling

[@dibsdibs3495]

@@Chris-io2cs no I don’t want more action I would just say there are many scenes that are unnecessary or drag on too long. It’s like watching a Zack Snyder director’s cut, I don’t need to watch aquaman taking off his shirt for two minutes.

[@Chris-io2cs]

@@dibsdibs3495 oh ok I guess we differ a bit more than I thought.. Idk I really appreciate the dialog we've seen so far and I too hate when scenes goes on too long. I suppose they've been guilty of it once or twice in andor too though. Definitely nothing as blantenly unnecessary as aquaman taking his shirt off though right lol.

[@dibsdibs3495]

@@Chris-io2cs yes I agree that the dialogue is great, especially the political ones, there’s just many unnecessary conversations or ones that could’ve happened quicker

[@DavidEmanuelUwU91]

Diego Luna is doing a great job. Andor has been very intriguing so far. Lots of new characters to get to know.

[@benwasserman8223]

I agree he's good, but oddly every other Andor character feels slightly more interesting. I think this arc will finally let Andor be more pro-active - which is hopefully the point - so he can get his inner rebel on rather than react to everyone else's schemes.

[@Chris-io2cs]

@@benwasserman8223 yeah I assume thats the arc that they are going for, we almost need to be a bit dissatisfied with him for a little bit so his growth towards becoming a full member of the rebellion feels more rewarding and realistic

[@Foggycallabasashillshelicopter]

They need a narcos: Star Wars show

[@firstlast9846]

Kobe - these writers would be great for a Star Wars crime show.. Book of Boba was supposed to be exactly that.

[@0b64]

Dude La sombra del imperio miss you

[@thekrogg137]

I love how the tension in this scene culminates with the announcer at 1:35. Even though the voice is the same and they have to obey, it reinforces that something has gone seriously wrong by the heavy-handed, almost frantic order to comply or "we will begin activating floors without warning." It shows that the guards are panicking and getting defensive, and Kino, despite his bluster, knows it too.

[@missunsympathetic]

My personal guess: the short time when the power was off means that the electric floors don't work anymore. the imperials are gonna try and pretend that everything is still working but I bet Cassian will notice somehow..

[@gavinsmith9871]

It's like in Snowpiercer when the gards ran out of bullets.

[@romainmj7245]

Yeah you are right !

[@hugocastellanos4223]

my guess is that air sport he need was to break someone out and from level 2 and Cass is going to take his chance and also break out

[@felicitys3621]

Ooooooh that’s a good idea! They were talking about in last episode how they were short of people in tech

[@pcgenjin1]

I think the entire level 2 got fried which temporarily overloaded the prison’s power grid. If everyone activates the electric floor at once they can distribute the shock and blow out the power allowing the entire prison to escape.

[@kart4413]

This scene was so well written. It literally gave me goosebumps. I could imagine myself being one of them and there is havoc spreading that something wrong has happened on the 2nd level. It actually makes me a bit scared and it feels uneasy.

[@malekaius]

I too think about the writing of this scene… conveys so much with so little Basically these prisoners developed a means of communication of which it takes one word a whole week to go round and whatever is happening in Level 2 is so crazy they are “speaking too fast”…

[@shakuntalamishra780]

​@@malekaiusagree

[@bobadot]

When Andy Serkis finally answered Cassian’s question about how many guards are on each level I got so hyped. THIS SHOW IS SO GOOD PLZ KEEP IT COMING DISNEY!!

[@noglitznoglam]

Rewatching Rogue One after watching this first season of Andor, even though it's not fully released, made the viewing experience even sweeter than it was as a standalone movie. You can truly see the character arc that Cassian goes through. How far he's come. And it makes it all so much more satisfying knowing that he becomes the quintessential rebel. A true feat coming from Disney. Bravo.

[@Quandris]

I don’t ever want this show to end

[@uwayn9829]

For real man, i could watch 15 seasons of that without getting bored

[@DeadCell_XIII]

@@uwayn9829 If the quality stayed as good as this season has been I agree with you 100%.

[@samtoughman3928]

I feel like i am living with the characters and in their world its truly brilliant

[@TheWickedWizardOfOz1]

Well, it was originally planned for five seasons and now it is getting two (most likely because of poor viewership numbers)... so it will be ending sooner than intended. :(

[@colindoyle4370]

The power cut is actually terrifying once you learn what caused it

[@swthelostarchives]

This episode was terrifying. A masterclass in suspense and the power of great acting. This show doesnt need to rely on spectacle and nostalgia like the mandalorian or book of boba fett and I love that.

[@kenobikenobi180]

Andor is a masterpiece in writing, acting, cinematography and world building. Absolutely loving the show, every episode is simply brilliant ❤

[@dwaynecox2002]

The only other show that’s done that for me is Breaking Bad. When the stars just align.

[@J_C_CH]

I absolutely love Kino's transformation. He starts out as a piece of work who wants nothing more than to be free, and because of that he goes into complete denial when it looks like something might stop that from happening. Seeing him slowly and realistically come to his senses is incredible acting on Serkis' part.

[@aviatornic2839]

The suffocating nature of the prison arc is incredible, it's so impactful and left a huge impression on me. Systems like this exist for real, and just like in the show, "nobody knows what's happening here". Think about how easy it would be to keep something like this under wraps if you had the manpower. Scary stuff

[@trinitymoonlight]

Andor is absolutely awesome. They really make the Empire look very terrifying and horrible people. This is a very dark Star Wars series and the devs are nailing it. On a side note so great to see Andy Serkis in Star Wars again. A very awesome actor and his performance on this show is grea.

[@jbertrand12345]

This show needs to win awards…lots of them.

[@KimmyEternally]

I believe it absolutely WILL. 👏

[@empireoflightz]

Will be tough as this has been a great TV year, lots of all time great seasons like Severance, We Own This City, Better Call Saul. But for me this show has been even better than all of those and should win Best Drama at the Emmys, and I cant believe I'm saying that about a Disney andf/or Star Wars show.

[@EnragedTofu]

Best Star Wars content since Rogue One; while other Star Wars shows are pop songs, the Gilroy’s have written & performed this series like a symphony.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Let's this be a lesson to Marvel and Star Wars both....fans want well written shows and more than 6 episodes. These 6 episode fan service mid shows like Obi Wan and Boba Fett are lame compared to Andor.

[@anenemystand5582]

Rogue one was honestly bland and boring.

[@AveTrainOnDaTrack]

Best Star wars Content since ESB

[@vcuheel1464]

I know the ratings haven’t been what Disney wants, but I hope they stick with what they’re doing. No Jedi or other force users. Just a thriller/war show. This is the best stuff they’ve made.

[@pauladdae3130]

Actually, those initial leaked 'ratings' were totally inaccurate.

[@vcuheel1464]

@@pauladdae3130 I hope so.

[@mav8535]

it is actually a lot better than people think, the guy who analysed it made a mistake and corrected his error but the news doesnt pick that part up again.

[@wadprime]

By the time this is done, the best star wars trilogy hands down will be Andor season 1, Andor season 2, and Rogue One.

[@orbaitv5991]

If R1 had even a small percentage of this kind of character work then maybe

[@willscurran]

It will at the very least be a tie between that and 4, 5 and 6.

[@kibathefang6022]

@@orbaitv5991 Can't expect to put much character building in 1 movie with how many characters they had in Rogue One, that's why we have this series. Movie did have its moments to make you remember most the crew.

[@maaaaaap]

@@kibathefang6022 i feel kinda dumb, but i only remember Andor and the woman(cant remember her name lol) from the crew. i have only watched it once when it came out though

[@pauladdae3130]

The Andor Trilogy

[@ariefachrisal]

They made something really special with the prison scenes. None of the prison scenes are beyond Andor's pov. The event at Level 2 is told via words of mouth to Andor and the audience. There's no flashback or recap visualization of what happened on Level 2, just words. Even when Andor was looking out to the other bridges, the cam never closed up on the other bridges. It was just as what Andor could see. I believe this technique helped the prison immersion to the viewers and gave that claustrophobic feels watching it. Everything that happened outside Andor's pov is NEVER shown. The audience deduced what happened on Level 2 the same way as Andor, from words of others. The horrors of what actually happened is left to Andor's and our imaginations. What a great piece of storytelling technique.

[@DavidEmanuelUwU91]

Amazing series. Great cinematography, amazing performances, dialogues, art department, plot... I’m loving Andor.

[@orbaitv5991]

Andy Serkis is incredible. I'm so glad they gave him more to do in the franchise.

[@adamoshea2793]

Andy Serkis should have been given a bigger acting role in an upcoming Star Wars movie instead of playing some random prison warden. Wasted opportunity there.

[@aarontanner9332]

@@adamoshea2793 wait till this guy finds out who played snoke

[@caseycbenn]

@@aarontanner9332 You mean he wasn't referring to Snoke when he said "More to do"?

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Sadly I don't think he makes it out of the facility. During the prison break he definitely seems like he's going to die to get Andor out.

[@deftomnivore215]

Man this show is great, the tension you feel during this scene because we know something is wrong but we don't know the scope of it, then they drop the bombshell at the end and it gets you fired up for the next episode. Such a good series.

[@sebastianwillows]

Is this... actual tension I'm feeling!? Like- did the power go down because they fried a whole floor just then? I'm invested!

[@koji6745]

Realizing what happened when the power went out is so chilling

[@r520jr8]

“Never more than 12” gave me more of an emotional reaction than any of the cameos and/or winks to the wider universe that were present in Mandalorian, Boba Fett, Kenobi etc. This is is the best piece of Star Wars content in YEARS

[@TheWickedWizardOfOz1]

DECADES* fixed that for ya

[@__-vb3ht]

One detail I love is how many of the other prisoners interlock their hands and rest them on their heads while Cassians holds his hands hovering over his head, not even the fingertips touching. He's giving the empire the minimum amount of compliance, ready o drop the act at any second

[@chalmersmathew4831]

Dude that’s such a great detail! I thought it was an odd quirk of Diego Luna’s but knowing how actors prepare for roles I 100% believe that he was doing it for that reason

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

I don't like to compare series, for me it's something unnecessary and sometimes even unfair, but if I have to compare Andor with everything Disney has done this year, oh boy, the pace it's slow but well built, the characters and their performances are very good, the audiovisual production is great, etc. It is an excellent series for me

[@dentangaji6161]

Slow pace usually produces an excelent result. Better Call Saul already proves that.

[@relaxedclaw]

I don't think the pace is slow at all, its perfect. I like action but I hate getting just action. Ff14 is one of my favorite game stories of all time

[@emilianomartorell3587]

Obi Wan Kenobi sucked because Disney put in the least amount of effort. They thought they just needed to cast Ewan and then call it a day since people would watch it anyway

[@anenemystand5582]

Probably because unlike say an obi wan. This was built to be a show

[@thitran1362]

I do feel like the production and writing quality of this show exceed all the Marvel and Star Wars stuff on Disney +. This feels more like a HBO series than a Disney + one tbh which I am more than welcome.

[@rhymenoceros3303]

This is exceptionally dark when you watch the episode and know why the power briefly went out.

[@wilhufftarkin8543]

0:44 I love how this show respects its audience's intelligence. In retrospect, this short blackout is obviously because they used all the power to grill the entirety of Level 2, but it's never mentioned again.

[@bubbles093]

When this show first dropped, I wasn’t eagerly staying up every Tuesday night waiting for the next episode. But I do now. It’s fantastic. It’s easily jumped to one of my favorite TV shows. The writing, the acting, the cinematography, everything about this show is incredibly well done!!

[@Luna_Hyuga]

Just two minutes and I'm already full of adrenaline again, on the edge of my seat, just feeling the suspense of all of them that something is about to happen!!! And when the voice came and all these man immediately put their hands back I just felt as small and powerless as them. The Empire is so frightening here.

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

I'm glad Andy Serkis got a chance to do more in Star Wars after getting screwed as Snoke.

[@chunk5465]

best star wars media ever. not even close. best written best shot best atmosphere. everything is so visceral and suspenseful. i would watch 100 episodes of this, easily.

[@koalabrownie]

Andor is the best Star Wars world building on screen, anywhere.

[@Volcanus670]

Andy serkis is such a good actor man.

[@12stack73]

0:44 moment when 100 men in that prison facility died, kinda scary.

[@TimKuat]

Holy cow is this so ungodly good or what, like I can't wait for the next episode. Man dude this is out of this world. This wouldn't even have to be star wars to make me want to see it and yet it is star wars. Such amazing acting, such amazing tension. Dang after Book of Boba and Obi-wan this really is crazy amazing.

[@GlassesnMouthplates]

I haven't even started watching Andor (due to my tight work schedule) but this clip alone manage to make a conversation among a group of men panicking and telling each other to calm down look so intense and made me anticipate what's going to happen next.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Here's some spoiler-free advice. The show is split into mini-arcs. They are: - 1/2/3 - 4/5/6 - 7 - 8/9/10 - 11/12 So, when you sit down to watch it, bear that in mind - especially in terms of time commitment, as these are not short episodes. Enjoy!

[@vadecoriffs2327]

Andor has been a proper gem so far! Kudos to the creators, for giving serious Star Wars content the budget and talent it deserves. I hope there is more where this is coming from👍🏼

[@davidchism6081]

Like Andy Serkis having a physical, non-motion capture role?

[@peterpetrack4743]

Fantastic series! You can tell Tony Gilroy and his team really worked on this story and didn't seemingly film a nonsensical rough draft like many recent productions. Andor makes me feel like I'm reading one of the 1990s Expanded Universe novels. Really hope the thorough writing is a sign of things to come from Lucasfilm!

[@evanroesch742]

This show is written so cleverly. This scene has even more meaning when you rewatch, knowing that the lights going off “Power Glitch” is likely the exact moment when they fry those 100 prisoners on level 2.

[@devonmarr9872]

People in a hallway talking is more tense amd engaging than Boba Fett riding a Rancor.

[@dentangaji6161]

Hard to believe both shows take place on the same universe.

[@deadsaige]

Such a good surprise having Andy Serkis act on camera. I loved his portrayal as Snoke, but man he's going in here. Love it.

[@josephwantock1993]

I know, right? I get Serkis is known as the mocap guy, after his iconic portrayals of characters like Gollum and Caesar, but it's refreshing to see him actually act without all the mocap. First The Batman and now this, 2022 has been a great year for him

[@Ajar37]

He also played the cook named Lumpy in Peter Jackson's King Kong

[@deadbygaylight]

this scene is a perfect example of why this show is so great, i felt the stress of these characters right away even though i only know some for 1 episode. also i feel like the old guy is being set up to be this series clone 99.

[@nickgonzalez474]

What i love about this show is that it shows how things spiral out of the empires control to where you have armed rebellions happening everywhere

[@omarbaba9892]

Tbh some of the most tense I’ve ever felt watching Star Wars

[@she_who_dares9713]

No small actors in these series. Everyone is bringing their A-game!!

[@nunooliveira1628]

Even the house droid beats most acting in some SW movies. And Tudyk isn't even on yet.

[@liamd7383]

0:53 Andor's expression is pure horror as he begins to realize that something very wrong is happening.

[@JayzsMr]

Best Star wars motion picture media since the original trilogy. Absolutely fantastic series

[@sailorrenek7823]

Yay you are looking like a bot/troll account.

[@JayzsMr]

@@sailorrenek7823 why ?

[@jonsmith2832]

@@JayzsMr cause his tiny mind can't handle the concept of someone having a different opinion.

[@BenjoKazooie64]

Man that power surge is so eerie once you know. The facility directed all its energy towards ending hundreds of men, who were all gone in a second, and then they went back to normal as if they never mattered.

[@DryWell_117]

People don’t realize that the lights going off was them electrically frying all of level 2.

[@spencerfoote6977]

They don’t let them out they move them to another level and the secret got out.

[@danholo]

The last few episodes have been some of the best TV in a while. I see from the responses that I'm not the only one who feels this way. :) Nice!

[@Yozzer72]

The first star wars to make the empire something to be terrified of. The suspense is electrifying. Well done

[@makoent2231]

I watched this episode again, immediately after it ended. It's so good.

[@KimmyEternally]

Same. 😎

[@ExhaustedElox]

The writing on this show is so perfect. I love this look at this side of the Empire.

[@grantmccoy6739]

This really dark. Even the voice over the intercom is distorted to be deeper and more disturbing honestly. Definitely a different perspective of the setting in Star Wars.

[@derpoltergeist8265]

After Book of Boba Fett became a completely different show, and Kenobi being as bad as it was good for me, I have to say, this is all I ever wanted from Star Wars. What a fantastic show. I want Star Wars to be more like this.

[@M2Mil7er]

Boba didn't become a different show. It was conceived as Mando 2.5 from the outset, and we were told this months before it aired. I'm with you on all other points tho!

[@orbaitv5991]

@@M2Mil7er Still, don't market your show like it will focus on only one character and then that character is never to be seen for 25% of the show.

[@jimmythedrum446]

Yeah other than vader, kenobi was dogshit let's be honest

[@CM-jc7gk]

The success of ANDOR vs BOOK OF BOBA FETT or OBI-WAN is that it actually focuses on telling its own story without worrying about hitting nostalgia points & getting in Easter Eggs to random STAR WARS lore. MANDALORIAN does a lot of fan service, but Jon Favreau & Dave Filoni have done a pretty excellent job of usually balancing it out most of the time with the core story. ANDOR is a straightforward thriller/drama that just happens to be set in the STARS WARS universe.

[@maaaaaap]

@@jimmythedrum446 kenobi suffered greatly from the 6 episode limit. they shouldnt have tried to introduce new characters that we were supposed to care about, since they barely had any dialogue. that's not the only downside, but imo the biggest one. also some seriously goofy scenes. TBOBF was a mess, but it had some quality moments.

[@spitgiezer]

this is not just a good star wars show, it's an Emmy worthy show. From the acting, the creativity, the plot and the dialouge, this show has delivered.

[@IsaacKuo]

Oh wow, I love it! I love how this isn't a promo for the uninitiated ... this is for the fans who have been following _Andor_ and will appreciate a little sneak peek just a few hours before air time. Yes, more please!

[@Rwong707]

I like how you actually don’t see what happens on Level 2. We’re experiencing the same emotions of panic like the prisoners and only seeing their pov. Brilliant.

[@ginger_jesus4716]

"How many guards on each level?"

[@KimmyEternally]

Never more than 12.

[@dxjjw]

God the acting in this scene was so good.

[@joshrandor4371]

@@KimmyEternally Such a weird sentence to get excited about...but there I was cheering. Until I saw that it was the end of the episode.

[@NemesisEG]

12. He’s in.

[@KimmyEternally]

@@joshrandor4371 Yeah, that's the only thing I dislike.. when the episodes end. 😰 How dare they!

[@syeo501]

Throughout all the episodes so far, you feel the tension. That's the Star Wars I didn't know I want.

[@NathanieI87]

With shows like this one the "Empire" really gets a different feeling to it. You can feel how big the galaxy is and how big actually the forces and everything connected to it are.

[@brucecarson1778]

I kept myself in the dark about it with the trailers and I had zero expectations going in and I have been 100% enjoying it I can't wait to see the last act.

[@ivanx91023]

This clip is what got me into Andor. Incredible show.

[@clanceysmith2513]

I love this show so much! The acting and cinematography are great. This is by far one of the best shows out right now.

[@nmhrio]

So refreshing. I honestly haven't enjoyed star wars this much since Rogue One.

[@atomicwatts]

I've watched each episode at least four times already. It's just that good. It checks every box. Everything about this show is smart. The careful world building provides the verisimilitude that star wars needs.

[@erikanderson9229]

Andy Serkis might be one the most under appreciated actors. So glad he got such a redeeming role.

[@kael13]

Lol even just watching this clip I got chills. Feels so real!

[@YegRon]

I’ll keep saying it…best Star Wars has been since Empire! I’m loving it!!

[@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3]

My favourite movie ever is revenge of the sith yet i see how you make that conclusion, one of my favourite shows ever

[@mamba9030]

The duality of better writing in Star Wars is it continues to make the original trilogy look so much worse

[@SteelSentinel7]

@@mamba9030 the original trilogy was the starting point of the canon. It was unique with original ideas and the writing was good. Idk what ur talking about

[@gator7082]

More of this Disney. I'll give credit where it's due, and this show is top notch! I truly look forward to each episode.

[@spencerfoote6977]

“People are on level 2 are fine and well” Narrator: they weren’t

[@KimmyEternally]

lol 😧 🥺

[@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343]

The writing and acting in this show is next level.

[@macdrown3892]

1:20 I love how natural this dialogue is for a grizzled, older workman. “The other side of the building” is something I’ve heard tradesmen say a lot

[@abbyb8332]

Literally screamed, "IS THAT ANDY SERKIS?!" When this popped up!! 🤣

[@genevievet971]

im not really into the star wars shows other than the first season of mando and late clone wars, but this has me gripped. it's tied for my favourite star wars media ever at this point; exceptional show.

[@PedroFelix456]

I love how Cassin is always keeping a fighting stance and minding his surroundings. He's always ready to throw hands if he needs to

[@isaackim7675]

I never thought they would bring back Andy Serkis back into Star Wars. This episode will be amazing

[@MariOmor1]

0:43 This is the exact moment Andy Serkis remembered that he was in Planet of the Apes

[@raeldri5867]

This Disney! we want THIS!

[@Ch0c0lateChimp]

At first you didn't think much about the lights going out, only to find out later in the episode that The Empire used all that energy to disintegrate an entire floor.

[@predetor911]

0:37 "Something broken" Those who watched the episode, you realise what they were trying to say was broken.

[@yrvingGMW]

Best Star Wars show

[@mesyoup.3zy]

The prison portion of this show is some of the best television I’ve seen in a while

[@betonkevero6823]

Only after the second rewatch of the show I realised that when the power went out was the moment when they fried level 2. It makes perfect sense now, but we didn't know this at that moment. Well at least I didn't.

[@dawnbasham8719]

Crazy how intense that scene is and it was only 2 minutes, seriously can't wait til next week for more andor