SHATTERING! | Andor 1x10 Reaction | One Way Out

[@emme]

Please tell me I was not the only one who cried this much 😅

[@darthmuppet]

I didn’t cry, but I was actually shaking while watching it. I’ve been a STAR WARS fan since day one back in 1977 and while I have enjoyed pretty much everything to some extent, I haven’t felt this sort of tension since first watching The Empire Strikes Back in the theater as a child.

[@dyelawn893]

I shed quite a few tears during Kino’s speech. But at the “can’t swim” line I was just in shock. I literally hit rewind cause I am like there is no way he just said that.

[@folcotook3049]

Many reactors have teared up during the prison break, not just you. There's no shame in it, it was a powerful scene and Andy Serkis' performance was insanely good.

[@scottb8454]

yeah im pretty sure were not done with Gollum yet. I mean kino,

[@obibyn]

Trust me. We love to see you cry. To see the emotion the characters and the situations bring out in you...its like we see a glimpse of our own inner feelings in your reaction. It's raw emotion. You got my sub because of it. As crazy as that sounds lol.

[@jayfresh9856]

What hurts more than the "can't swim" is Cassian getting pushed off because he would've found a way

[@senzanome7302]

Fr, for a second I thought they were gonna grab his arms and jump to swim together while teaching Kino how to swim but then he gets pushed off. Hopefully we see what happens to Kino in today’s episode

[@brian6101]

@@senzanome7302 tmrs

[@deek60819]

kino will be back

[@gabrielestrada8523]

The body bags. Air tight, shaped like a surf board, float when filled with air. Kino could have used those.

[@vyse102]

@@gabrielestrada8523 Holy shit, that's a FANTASTIC idea.

[@AllieKitaguchi]

I love how "CLIMB!" has become a motif for Cassian. It's what K2-SO says to him and Jyn right before he dies, when they need to climb the communications tower to get the Death Star Plans. It's what Nemik tells him right before he dies, as they're leaving Aldhani. It's what Kino yells to the prisoners as they're escaping, potentially before he died on the prison.

[@leanlute7507]

wow... thnx, I didnt remember that moment up to now. Brilliant detail

[@pommedeter7407]

Yeah it’s the same as «you think any one’s listening? »as an ironic question in episode 9 and in Rogue one at the end Cassian asks Jhin «you think anyone is listening? » but this time he’s actually wondering

[@jmhaces]

I think Kino was aware from the start that there was a high chance their escape attempt would involve swimming and he was screwed. That's why he struggled to give his speech at first and why he emphasized the fact that he was working under the impression that he was already dead.

[@Spaceisprettybig]

"I'm going to assume I'm already dead."

[@mediumvillain]

For sure, he knew from the time he arrived on the planet that they're on ocean platforms. It recontextualizes these episodes to know that he knows he probably has no way to survive an escape. He's leading everyone for them to have a chance.

[@michaellewis4422]

So glad you're reacting to this. Honestly this episode of TV will be one I remember for years, we had 2 Emmy worthy performances / speeches within 15 minutes of each other. Don't apologize for the show of emotion, we all felt it too. The acting, writing, music, camera work are all designed to get that emotional gut punch at the end. 😢

[@blueroninstudios]

This is Star Wars for adults - meaning its got heavy themes, a morose atmosphere, and a lot of spy intrigue and high drama and high stakes with human characters without Force powers or lightsabers, and its very down to earth and relateable - something Star Wars really needed to add to its already large and diverse storytelling styles, and the franchise and the fans are better for it. Tony Gilroy is such a gifted writer, producer, director, Im so glad they hired him. I think he and Dave Filoni should collab on something, and the fans wouldnt even care what kindof story it was, because with those two names behind it, it can be sure to be amazing! Here's hoping!

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

If you take out the few SW references, this could stand on it's own as a good series.

[@jm6406]

@@Deepthoughtsabound it's got more than a few SW references but yes it is great even without the greater context of star wars which you can't say for much that's been made after the original trilogy

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

@@jm6406 100%

[@mediumvillain]

That would actually be a really interesting dynamic bc they have near opposite sensibilities. Filoni is largely geared towards kid-friendly high fantasy adventure (which is what a lot of adults didnt enjoy about Ahsoka; it really is just a live action version of the tone of Clone Wars or Rebels, which feels kinda awkward). Gilroy's style is more about character drama with realistic people & scenarios, building tension while respecting the audience, which some Star Wars fans didnt expect from Andor.

[@bobogus7559]

3:28 I love the subtle little details of Andy Serkis's performances. Like in this scene, where you see the veins start to pop out in his forehead right before he snaps.

[@trickshotsmoviesandcubing2317]

I love how whenever Emme cries she's also laughing

[@emme]

LOL I think I laugh when I cry in videos because I feel so awkward knowing people will be watching me cryiing

[@trickshotsmoviesandcubing2317]

@@emme yeah that makes sense

[@leadzeppbelly]

@@emmeThat’s why you are one of the more genuine reactors on KZbin. It’s raw and from the heart which I appreciate

[@jacksonconley5117]

That speech by Kino was so inspirational. It started off slow like he didn’t know what to say, but as it slowly progressed it became so powerful and epic and really tugged at my heart. “One Way Out” is one of the greatest speeches I’ve ever heard on television.

[@darthmuppet]

This episode is a masterpiece! Also, as showrunner Tony Gilroy said, we don’t see Kino die. 🤔

[@Allan_S]

I'm hoping Kino found a vehicle or maybe an empty container to use a a flotation device. 🙏

[@AllieKitaguchi]

You're not alone with crying this much, for sure! I cried from Kino's speech and pretty much onward. Kino's speech hurts so much because there's a couple ways to look at it. One of them is that he did all of this, just to make it to the end, and find that he's still trapped because he can't swim. Another is that he realized the whole time that he was never going to make it out, but he led the revolt anyway because he knew he needed to give everyone else a fighting chance. Either way is equally heartbreaking.

[@mediumvillain]

He definitely knew there was a high chance the only way out was swimming. They all get dropped off on a landing pad on an ocean platform.

[@davidbergfors6820]

I fullly agree with the notion of Andor being a slow burn. it is also a perfect example of why that is not a bad thing.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

One correction: Luthen is definitely not just concerned about himself. In fact he's the opposite. But he knows that many very hard sacrifices have to be made for the rebellion to succeed, which he alludes to in his amazing monologue.

[@jacksonconley5117]

This is without a doubt one of the greatest moments on television we’ve had in recent memory. I haven’t had a television scene that’s felt this good since the end of Breaking Bad.

[@ferociousflunky]

This show just doesn’t miss

[@Damariobros]

1:56 Everyone seems to forget that this is the only way out of the building, the stairs and command center are in the center of the building and the work rooms, hallways, and cells are rings that surround the center.

[@davidkent5626]

I've watched this episode 3 times already as it I so amazing. The speech Luthen gave at the end was emotional and was a great mirror to Kino and his speech.

[@RGMyers24]

Another great episode. Andor once again proves that a good script, great dialogue, well-constructed characters acted with strength and passion is more powerful and convincing than an array of effects and battles. This is the best Star Wars I've seen. Some may not like it but to say it's bad is trying to cover the sun with a finger.

[@hackapump]

The theme of this episode was sacrifice for an end you will not be able to enjoy yourself, as expressed in Luthen’s speech. And as others have pointed out, clearly Kino must have known all along that he would be stuck on that ledge. Meaning that everything he did, he did for the others. Which of course makes it all the more heartbreaking to see him stranded on that ledge.

[@Aurich88]

It's no coincidence the episode ends with that speech about planting a tree you'll never live to see. Kino said right at the beginning "I'm already dead." While he was telling everyone to get on the tables, he just stood there ready to die. I don't think he planned to live long enough to give a speech, let alone taste fresh air. And I love that when he didn't have any words, he used the ones Andor gave him. It shows that Andor's becoming a rebel instead of just a survivor.

[@shep4life]

Another of my favorite episodes

[@BobbyCoolBreeze]

That was heartbreaking Andy Serkis deserves an Emmy

[@joesoq]

honestly this was a monologue battle between andy serkis and stellan skarsgard and im here for it

[@johantolli372]

The music, not only in the intro but across the whole show has been fantastic and really special. Having said that i feel like this episode really brought out even bigger guns in terms of the score, bringing the whole episode to the next level. Composer Nicholas Britell who honestly was a complete unknown to me before this has managed to capture a unique sound that still fits the Star Wars universe. Same as the whole show infact, it is unique within Star Wars but still feels like it perfectly belongs.

[@noddyninetythree4771]

watched a couple Andor reactions and thought your take was refreshingly not star wars geek.... but "did they swim for college?" earned a subscribe.

[@GreywardenRimu]

Was recently watching your Andor reactions. I remember a few episodes ago you said you can't swim, and I'm like "Oooh, let's see how she reacts when THAT scene happens" 😆😆

[@moviescatsmargs]

This show perfectly represents how evil the Empire is without ever showing Darth Vader choking someone or the Death Star blowing up a planet. While you see the ISB torturing people for information, the prison is probably the most terrifying conceptualization of living in a tyrannical system

[@sitting_nut]

like usa regime

[@hardcase-69]

This show has the longest season of any live action star wars, and I'm so not ready for it to end, I wish it was twice as long. It's so freaking insanely good! This is proving the best show of the year, in general regardless of it being star wars. When a line as simple as "I can't swim" hits that hard you know it's quality storytelling.

[@armenianeric]

I've been watching a ton of reactions, yours is my favorite. Felt the same way. Andy Serkis just killed it. The prison break sequence is all-time SW stuff.

[@mareiramv]

Fantastic episode! I was really excited for your reaction and I'm glad it's finally here! Funny seen you crying now when, in the beginning of your Star Wars journey, you were talking about how nervous you were because of the fear of not liking Star Wars, haha. Thank you for your videos, you quickly became one of my favorite reactors on KZbin. Love you, Emme

[@GrmDark]

Love Andy Serkis, the man is incredible👍🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@dasc0yne]

You made my cry, too.

[@rodmccloud2012]

Kino didn’t think the plan would work and was ready to die when he told everybody to get up on the tables because they were going to shock the floors and he didn’t move he stayed on the floor ready to be shocked and his face was surprised when he was still alive after they shocked the floors

[@Parkseojun4444]

Finally!! Thanks for the videos :) Kino's part broke me so hard

[@SwagSwagSenate]

This is my favourite episode of any show ever!

[@CT-9904-Crosshair]

One of the greatest, saddest things I have seen in a year. Long live Kino Loy! ONE WAY OUT!

[@The7thFleet]

It was so satisfying to see Andor carrying the first steps of the plan 10:39 Those blasters are DH-17s. Same ones the Rebel troops on ships use

[@MM-vs2et]

Wow, it must've been a discontinued model that the Rebellion got in bulk for cheap. Make sense why prison guards would be using the bare minimum

[@abbymcface]

I maintain that there must be at least ONE life preserver somewhere in that hellhole. I WANT TO BELIEVE.

[@AwesomeJedi182]

"Power doesnt panic" , it was so satisfying to see imperials cowering after that line.

[@julianmitchell2186]

Loved you had the same reaction as me, yay! New Guy!... Oh no New Guy!

[@hallyhop]

I love that you cared as much about Kino as I did. I’ve seen some reactors completely skip over that part and just forget about him. But man, I was just hoping through the rest of the episode and next two that we’d go back and save him somehow. Breaks my heart that Andor got pushed off and couldn’t help him find a way 😭

[@justinpritchard2633]

The elevator in the work room is the only way to access that whole floor, thats why they brought Olaf's body through the work room. Its also one of the reasons there is only "one way out".

[@dhavaram8064]

I had a theory that Cinta was Cassian's sister, but I'm pretty sure that's not the case now. This episode has such great writing, acting, cinematography, music...It may be my very favorite episode of any recent show.

[@kaizen5023]

So far, whenever emme says, "This was a BONKERS episode," I agree!

[@joycesouza5784]

This show is S tier. PEAK TELEVISION.

[@pumpedupbricks]

In terms of the "reveal" for the guy in charge, it's not that we should recognise him, but that we should recognise WHAT he is. This place operates under the guise of true power, and we hear him throughout this arc with this deep, imposing voice, and then it's revealed that he's this little mousey man that just has a voice modulator.

[@CMCustom112]

11:52 Jyn Erso was in a Prison in the beginning of Rouge One, If you remember when Melshi and K2S0 broke her out, though there were men there too.

[@jeffroskywalker]

I think Kino made it some kind of way. Unless you see a character die there is always a chance. His character is well liked and. Hopefully he found a way and we’ll see him again! Rebellions are built on hope!

[@Allan_S]

Andy Serkis is a fine actor. You can "see" him in the Star Wars sequels, Lord of the Rings, and the Planet of the Apes.

[@iamJuAnFrA]

Such a great episode! All the time I was like "something bad is gonna happen ☹️" xD Great video, Emme 😄👍🏽

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Greatest Star Wars show ever and one of the best shows on streaming right now, period. Two fantastic monologues in this. Can't say which one was more amazing but I hope at least one of these guys gets recognized by their peers at awards time. The director of this episode has said that he doesn't know if Kino will ever be seen again, but "he certainly wasn't killed", so there is a real chance we'll be seeing him again. Imagine a reunion with Cassian sometime in season two... Wow, that's Luke-Skywalker-shows-up-to-defend-Grogu territory awesomeness right there.

[@christopherbrown6891]

Great video! Can’t wait for tomorrow! May the Force be with you!

[@michaelmiller2835]

Damn that ending hit my heart hard

[@commandplay]

I love how this show protrays the Empire. They're not just faceless stormtroopers, but made of people with their own motivations, evil and good (Syril).

[@Mackampackam]

Unless you have a condition preventing it I strongly recommend learning to swim. It can be life saving and is a great workout option regardless of fitness level. Then learn rescue swimming so that you may help someone in an emergency. Here in Sweden we learn swimming in school, so most people can swim, except many immigrants. My school even taught basic rescue swimming to everybody and I really appreciate having the skill.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

I don't think Cassian and Melshi are the only survivors but it's just that A) people escaped from the prison swimming in completely different directions and B) even if they ended up on the same shore, many would have decided to go their own way rather than stay together (who knows which strategy is better though). I imagine some reunions will happen in either the last two episodes of season one or sometime in season two, including the possibility of Kino and Cassian.

[@IggyStardust1967]

13:30- "I can't swim!" Well, can you think of a better time to learn? I said the same thing to a camp counceller when I was a little kid. They said, "You'll learn." and threw me into the deep end of the pool. But that's how it was back in the 1970s.

[@Jabberwocky415]

People keep saying this, but there’s a difference between thrown into a 10 foot deep pool with an instructor present a safety a few feet away. And jumping sever floors down into an ocean where shore is out of sight and you’re surrounded by the chaos of many swimming people. It’s clearly implied Kino had no good option. He can’t just “learn” on the spot.

[@marcusanark2541]

They all have to swim in different directions so they can minimize the chance of all them getting caught in large numbers.

[@darkphoenix2]

The show started off great, but keeps reaching new levels of intensity, complexity, and emotion. The focus of this episode was the prison break for sure, and it was great, but Luthen's monologue at the end is what really stuck with me, and Mon Mothma's scene was fantastic. All three of the central characters in those stories are being pushed to sacrifice themselves in some way. Kino, though you don't realize it at the time, knows that the "one way out" for him will probably still lead to death, so it's hard for him to rally everyone else because there's not much in it for him. But he accepts that he may have to die to save everyone else. I don't think whether he lived or died is really important, because he made the sacrifice either way. Mon Mothma is going to have to let her feelings go, and risk her daughter entering into an arranged marriage just like she was, to keep the Rebellion alive. It's a small sacrifice to me, but possibly making your daughter hate you forever is a huge sacrifice to a mother. Luthen seems manipulative in that scene, until he bares his soul to Lonni about his sacrifice - his soul. He has no life, no distractions to keep him sane or happy. He has no relationships, no moment of rest. He hates himself for the things he feels he has to do and he won't be known when the history books are written, most likely. He really has sacrificed everything, just for what he believes will make the Galaxy a better place one day, after he's gone.

[@timjfads]

In my head I see him running back to find a floatation device n using that to get to safely

[@kaygee2121]

This episode (and show) derserves awards-a-plenty! We didn't see Kino die so it's up to us whether he lived or not

[@rodolfosantana9015]

It was his voice they heard over the speakers so I think he made it, with the help of others.

[@sicarii545]

I am genuinely curious weather people who cant swim wouldn't learn after 30 seconds. I first learned by falling into deep water so idk.

[@georgepoitras3502]

They are bringing him through there because the only way to leave each level of the prison is through the elevator.

[@KennethJaeger]

The actor who plays Kino Loy is Andy Serkis. You may have seen him before? Yes, he is awesome.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you, Emme! 💥 Who knew a show could affect us so deeply? #Emme #StarWars #Andor

[@MikeWood]

Here is one of the things I appreciate about your Andor reactions. There is a delay after airing, so people who watch the series have had time to absorb and re-live the episode with you. :) Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgard's speeches are amazing. Stay hydrated, stretch your legs and buy some tissues. :)

[@emme]

Definitely bringing some tissues in for the next episode! Also, thank you for saying that. I’ve been feeling pressure to get these up as fast as some other reaction channels do but it’s just not realistic for me as I’m in college. So i’m really happy you feel that way about the timing! I like uploading on Tuesdays too because I think it reignited the hype for the new episode the next day.

[@MikeWood]

@@emme It is like a recap for the next day for sure. And do these for you. Don't rush it. We want to know you enjoy this too. :) And get some swimming lessons darn it! :)

[@nathandts3401]

First time that Star Wars has done a deep dive into anti-fascism in live action and they nailed it. I really don't think this show would exist without The Last Jedi telling all future Star Wars writers that they don't have to copy the original movies.

[@Freshfruitt]

This episode broke me 😢

[@snbks4ever]

Such a wonderful show and episode reaction

[@buzwa2k]

When the other units bunk doors open and they start marching out GO KINGS! 😭😭

[@dusansirca1360]

Wow, i just love your emotion and the way how you comment this video, you are amazing ❤🤗

[@alexgiannoulis226]

If it's any consolation we did not see Kino die on screen, this usually leads me to believe that he's still alive because why not give the confirmation? He will be back I think :)

[@dispholidus1290]

guys dont forget that it is totaly ok to cry

[@MClapYourHands]

I think Cassian and Melshi just split up from the others, like many of the prisoners would have. In the last scene, I think they are further inland which is why you don't see others. Hopefully Kino made it, too. But, that ambiguity is a beautiful place to end his character.

[@trickshotsmoviesandcubing2317]

Kino is played by the same person as Gollum/Smeagol from Lord of the Rings

[@Damariobros]

4:33 Before PORD was passed the counters actually did count down towards freedom. They just never removed the counters, either out of laziness or out of needing to keep it quiet that all sentences are life sentences.

[@offensivename11]

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned this, but I'm pretty sure that the warden isn't anyone important. I think it's more about the deep, intimidating voice the intercom gives him versus his real thin, high-pitched voice. The point being made here is that fascists (really, any type of authoritarians) are never as impressive in real life as they like to think they are.

[@LuluzoCR]

Kino, Luthen ❤️

[@jacksonconley5117]

They both gave two of the best speeches I’ve ever heard.

[@JCG52577]

All human in this prison also.

[@HACUNA89]

There I s only one way in and out of the prison area , it's the only option to move dead bodies out

[@G1Transformed]

@emme, 2:07 Power. The Empire peddles in fear. This is just another power play, like using fear of the electrified floor, armed guards and the guards electrified sticks to stir fear in prisoners work production. Of course we shouldn't forget this episode's title as it is very like another reason, "On Way Out." 2:28 Exactly! 3:10 Indeed. We have to consider what's happened last episode and what was confirmed then and now. When they killed 100 men, the system suffered some sort of malfunction--they lost power for a few seconds. Does that facility have the ability to use that much power repeatedly? Can it do multiple floors if needed? The insulated boots worn at arrival appear to have been just for show, as we later see the guards on the upper floors not wearing them in later episodes like this one and the one before it. My guess is the electrified floors are only the arrival area and the prisoners workstations and quarters only--remember fear is how they keep control. They establish pain and fear at the beginning and by punishing a team several times a day, reminding the prisoners that they can shock them at any moment. The Empire has established fear and instilled fear--they don't need to electrify all floors, just the ones that really matter. 4:36 EXACTLY! If the Empire told them that they'd never get out and that they'd die in confinement, do you think they'd work? The prisoners already know that if they work the hardest that their food will have flavor and that those that work the least get tasteless mush. The Empire needs to keep appearances up to finish their precious Death Star with slave labor. 4:42 Not for nothing, for the Death Star! That's their ultimate weapon designed to instill fear across the galaxy. Submit to the Empire or have your world destroyed. 7:38 She's not doing what she's doing for money, though. She has the money! Since the Empire is watching all accounts, she needs to make it look like she hasn't been using her money. Large sums of money moving and nothing to show for it looks suspicious. She's doing what she's doing to help fund the rebellion which she hopes will free all people from Imperial oppression. I don't doubt that Mon Mothma loves her daughter Leida, but when you consider what's on the line, I wouldn't be surprised if she does in the end. When you think about it, as messed up as it sounds, Davo Skuldun might be the safest place for her daughter actually. Perrin, Mon Mothma's husband is a jerk. He disapproves of Mon Mothma's politics, as he doesn't care about others, just himself. He seeks to enrich himself like many others on Coruscant. He doesn't see anything wrong with what the Empire is doing because the Empire isn't oppressing him. Mon Mothma's marriage to Perrin isn't one out of love, but tradition. I don't know if I'd say she hates her husband, but I'm sure their marriage is complicated--we've seen him at least once give up what he wanted for something she wanted, so he isn't a total dick...just 3/4 one =/ That said, I think Perrin is using Leida to spy on Mon Mothma, which would explain why she's always nervous in Mon Mothma's presence during parties--I think Leida's trying to tell her mother WITHOUT telling her mother, but Mon Mothma has so much on her plate that she's dismissing her daughter's attitude as moody teen behavior. Anyway, Perrin wants more power and the only way this non-politician is going to get it is to offer the Empire something. Handing over the leader of the Rebellion would be quite a get...he'll likely earn that other 1/4 before the series ends. 12:07 This seems to be a new prison. The guards gave a speech about this prison being different from prisons they might know about when Cassian arrived, remember? Rogue One showed us a prison that looks more like something we would see in the real world, and if I'm not mistaken, Jyn Erso's cellmate was an alien man. I'm not sure why this prison didn't mix the sexes, as it's an automatic fry if two people step into the same quarters. 16:53 The tables have turned. 5,000 inmates have more power than 108 guards. The inmates are also armed and in control of the prison, as Kino said. 17:50 His speech likely saves his own life. Kino inspired his brothers to leave their cells and to help one another, and we saw them doing that. Someone's got to help him too, right? At the very least, you'd think his opposite the nightshift manger, who we see a couple of times during the prison break, would help him out or someone else from the fifth floor. I find it hard to believe that they'd just leave him or anyone else who couldn't swim. The hard part of course is making it to land and then off world! 19:26 EXACTLY! Sacrifice the pawn, bishop, rook or whatever to get the queen! Luthen plays to win. This is the side of the Rebellion we never got to see. We saw them as heroes, which they were, but they were also terrorist. They used gorilla style warfare on the ruling government, and they did this to make others suffer so that the government would overact. 20:05 this planet looks a lot like Kenari, Cassian's home. The Empire robed the world of its resources, killing all life and then turned the world into a penal planet. Nice reaction. This episode hit everyone, don't feel bad. This series has excellent writing and acting--not just the actors we know either, but everyone! Sorry for the essay m(_ _)m

[@cedricwilliams4800]

Loved your reaction

[@mourbow]

Best Day Shift Manager Ever ...... 10g

[@thephantompenance]

I’m guessing once they all got to land, the prisoners split up. If they’re all scattered it’ll be harder to catch them.

[@richstuart6816]

Well if this doesn't make you want to learn to swim nothing will. You never know when it might come in handy.

[@lasakau272]

You’re amazing. A Gem. New Subscriber❤😂😂😂😂

[@jesgear]

Emme, you're awesome 👍

[@mitchellhayward6492]

I'm gonna assume that prisoners are separated by gender and species. Notice how we haven't seen a single alien in this prison either, not once in all 3 episodes?

[@emme]

oh good point! we also saw them being separated like that in the episode when cassian first got here!

[@mitchellhayward6492]

@@emme You know, I'd completely forgotten about that...

[@matthewmurdick]

One of the greatest eepisodes in the Star Wars saga (series or movie) in my opinion. Your reaction was spot on! P.S. It's never too late to learn to swim! (Palpatine: DO ittttttt... 😉)

[@matthewjpace91]

I've been looking forward to this...

[@matthewjpace91]

He knew he couldnt swim and that that would be the onlyvway out. Thats why he was so hesitant

[@TPacoustic]

They probably have different prisons for different species aswell.

[@_AestheticName_]

"I can't swim" got me

[@jennym2276]

I like to think Kino jumped and he was helped by those around him.

[@pauldrake2245]

"Get wrecked." "Stinky man!" "Did they swim for college?"😂 In seriousness, such a thoughtful reaction. Some reactors just don't get the little things and the weight of the moments, but you totally do. Keep it up!

[@emilysheldon3284]

Girlie if that's what your balling looks like you are very lucky 😂

[@ABCDG13]

I can't swim either too so I'm like you and Kino and would be dead trying to get to the land!

[@FXGreggan.]

Andy Serkis is a great actor , but I didn't expect to see Smeagol when I was watching a Star Wars show :)

[@JustInTimeMovies]

If you watch the end credits, the guy who does the “on program” announcements is listed as the voice of god. 😀 But I think you are right. He isn’t famous as far as I know.

[@ImNtDead]

What better time to learn how to swim then to swim for your freedom

[@cannabeastie]

oh shit, sorry totally off topic, but I just realized where your accent was from! your sweater comes from like an hour or so from where I went to high school! also, no need to apologize, that shit was heartbreaking... i was so mad

[@emme]

My sweatshirt is actually a hand me down from a friend’s! I think it says New Jersey on it but i’ve actually never been, I’m from the midwest! Also thank you it is definitely both heartbreaking and infuriating!