Star Wars Andor: Season 1 Episode 10 Reaction! - One Way Out

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[@Mojj2099]

When Andor gives us two of the greatest monologues in Star Wars in a single episode SO ICONIC !!! ONE WAY OUT !!!!!

[@bigyetter]

Not only is this the best episode of Andor, this is one of the best episodes of any TV show in recent memory.

[@kingevvvy]

What an episode, Luthen's monologue is just brilliant, one of my favourite Star Wars scenes ever.

[@jonathanmurray834]

I love how this episode goes “wow what a speech. Best speech I’ve ever heard… what a sequence… OH SIKE, THATS THE BEST SPEECH IVE EVER HEARD”

[@deangelomckersley5333]

In my opinion, this was the best episode so far in the series for me. Refusing to let any inmates out by killing them? That’s a no no

[@Comicbroe405]

Agreed! And then ep 12 came & became my new top 1 in the series but this ep still has my complete love.

[@sigi0650]

Best was ep 10 one way out I love keno in this episode love when he says there is only one way out

[@bladeshark8306]

"I can't swim" Is the most gut-wrenching line in Star Wars in my opinion. First time watching my heart sank bc Andy killed that role and I really liked his character

[@TheAndroidBishop]

The theme of the episode is sacrifice. Kino knew he wasn't getting out, but he went through with the plan anyway, Knowing it would cost him his life. Mon mothma is sacrificing her family, her daughter, her moral compass. Luthen sacrifices, well, you heard. Everything.

[@briansview2886]

One thing I realized while watching this reaction. Surely there must be escape shuttles for the leadership. Perhaps he found one and escaped. Will be interesting to see in season two.

[@Tinman452]

Just like Krieger was sacrificed. The cost of freedom is certainly high

[@Echidna23Gaming]

@@briansview2886 Yeah no way they're stranding officers there without some sort of ship

[@apuji7555]

@@briansview2886 I believe the writer/director wanted to leave Kino's future in the air, rather than showing what happens.

[@NiqRipple]

@@briansview2886I doubt there’s any ships at the prison. It seems like the ships flew in to drop prisons and periodically pick up workers. Either way, the ships would most likely have trackers which would lead the Empire straight back to Kino.

[@Fancast100]

Kino’s speech in episode 10 made me love Andor even more

[@crandleberrysadie]

Two award worthy speeches in one episode. Amazing stuff.

[@andyb1653]

Kino's speech gets your heart pumping, then Luthen's rant makes your blood run cold. Each scene is brilliant in its own right, but taken together it's a one-two punch that leaves you needing a stiff drink. My god, what amazing TV this was. I hope Season 2 keeps the quality at the same level.

[@lukewaddell4310]

Keno’s speech is so electric

[@frenchiekolsson]

This and the Luther speech absolutely crush. Two of the best monologues I’ve heard, bar none

[@user-cr2bt3zp1f]

Keno and Luther 💀💀💀

[@frenchiekolsson]

@@user-cr2bt3zp1f put idris elba in star wars. NOW

[@lukewaddell4310]

@@frenchiekolsson *Luthen and ya when bro hit us with that “EVERYTHING” I got chills

[@frenchiekolsson]

@@lukewaddell4310 I say again, put Idris Elba in Star Wars

[@Lannisen]

To think that in one single season of one single show, we get a great money heist, an amazing prison break, and a really moving civilian revolt. I can't state enough how much I'm looking forwards to the second season!

[@CrazyStarSuga]

"I burn my decency for someone else's future. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see" Whoever says Andor is not a good Star Wars is absolutely deranged.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I will never understand how people can watch the absolute crapfest that is Obi-Wan, or Boba Fett, yet think this show is boring. What’s boring is watching cardboard thin characters, doing things that make no sense whatsoever, just to get to some completely unnecessary ‘memberberries’ callback that everyone jizzes out to. It’s a fucking embarrassment for all involved, including the viewers.

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

The greatness. If you take thebStar Wars out, this is still a great show.

[@thenathanhaines]

"Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise?" That was an amazing mistake. It should've stopped Episode III right in its tracks, pacing wise. Actually, it did. But thanks to Ian McDiarmid, it worked anyway. I was in the theater on opening day. Everyone was on the edge of their seats. You could hear a pin drop. All while McDiarmid chewed the scenery. It can work. Two episodes to see the situation in the Imperial detention center. Two and a half to get Kino Loy on board. And then he was all in. Meanwhile, the tension persisted across each episode, always increasing. And all the time, Loy knew: there was one way out... and he couldn't swim. Transition straight to Luthen's speech. "I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see." Both perfectly acted. Both perfectly written. Star Wars is typically space opera. _Andor_ is really serious sci-fi set in the same universe. And somehow everything-writing, acting, directing, cinematography, music (especially in Episode 12)-is just firing on all cylinders all the time. So yeah, two episodes ago I was like "I can't wait to see this reaction!"

[@elsacristina9]

And he a way when he says that we think of Luke cause he will be the one who will make the sunrise that Luthen never saw

[@ItsMercYMG]

Luthen’s speech gives me goosebumps to this day. And I’ve watched that speech like 100 times.

[@christopherbrown6891]

After that episode, I immediately went back and watched Luthen’s speech again. It hit really hard for me.

[@andyb1653]

Luthen's monologue borders on Shakespeare. Best 90 seconds of TV I've seen in the last 10 years.

[@SC457A]

This episode was so good Luthen's speech still gives me goosebumps. Power doesn't panic and the kick in the junk... I can't swim. I recall yelling Noooooo!

[@frenchiekolsson]

That line HURT to hear

[@briansview2886]

This rivals any prison break scene from any movie. The build up, the anticipation, the uncertainty, the drama and intensity and brilliant acting and directing in the final moments, are all exceptional!

[@jazzx251]

I love it when the new prisoner buzzes that prick with his own cattle-prod ... so we think that the new prisoner is going to be a feature of the ensuing breakout BANG! - he's shot dead immediately! The action scenes in this show are all next level. They are carefully choreographed with imagination and skill, so that they appear to be chaotic with no plot armour for anybody, and a body count to match.

[@acdragonrider]

4:39: Nah, Tarkin said that. Specifically, “fear will keep the local systems in line. Fear of this battle station.”

[@darthdracul8372]

Nonetheless, Vader also used his actions to spread that fear.

[@THEQuantumBacon]

You HAVE seen Kino’s actor before…kind of…that’s Andy Serkis, the actor who played Gollum/Sméagol in Lord of the Rings and Caesar in Planet of the Apes. So great seeing him in “live action.” Luthen’s actor is Stellan Skarsgard. He played professor Lambeau in Good Will Hunting, was in Chernobyl and was the Baron in Dune (along with many other roles). He’s a great actor from a great acting family.

[@weldonwin]

He was also Doctor Selvig in the Thor movies

[@MrXawel]

Andy Serkis was also the voice of Snoke in the sequels of Star Wars and he played Ulysses Klaue in the MCU

[@frenchiekolsson]

@@MrXawelvoice of snoke and did the mo-cap for the character as well

[@DamnFineCupOfCoffee]

This is one of the most intense sequences ever put to screen. Actually every arc pretty much ends with this feeling. It's brilliant.

[@missgreendayfan]

This episode never fails to give me chills. This is the best Star Wars ever for me.

[@alabora6781]

Btw Luthens actor plays the baron in Dune and Bill Turner (wills dad) in Pirates of the Caribbean.

[@Royaroni]

And he’s in Good Will Hunting! Fantastic movie 🙏

[@TamrailKinogo]

And Dr. Selvig in Thor

[@littlesupergugel4382]

And Bill in mamma mia!

[@weldonwin]

The Russian Attack Sub captain in Hunt for Red October

[@LordTehranno]

Luthen is portrayed by the same actor that played Professor Erik Selvig in the Thor / MCU films Stellan Skarsgård. He also was in the recent Dune films as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen and was Bootstrap Bill Turner from the Pirates of the Caribbean films. Kino Loy happens to be portrayed by Andy Serkis, Golom / Sméagol from the Lord of the Rings films, Cesar from the modern Planet of the apes film series and funny enough, Supreme Leader Snoke of the First Order from the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy films Episodes 7 & 8.

[@briansview2886]

Yep there's a floating theory that some of his DNA was used for Snoke

[@briansview2886]

Yep as others are saying, how many of these have you seen why Andy's characters? Gollum The Lord of the Rings: Kino Loy Andor Ceasar Rise of the Planet of the Apes Klaw Avengers: Age of Ultron Lumpy King Kong Supreme Leader Snoke Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Alley The Prestige Richard Kneeland 13 Going on 30 Captain Haddock The Adventures of Tintin Alfred Pennyworth The Batman Ghost of Christmas Past A Christmas Carol King Kong Peter Jackson's King Kong

[@zacklamb7150]

At Star Wars celebration this year there were at least a hundred people in the prison costumes and they did an organised run through the event chanting one way out andit was amazing to watch

[@SpiderWalker3427]

Best episode of the series. Hell, one of the best of all Star Wars. Actors, soundtrack, delivery of each lines, i mean everything here is just perfect. This arc is unbelievably perfect. Andy Serkis, OMG anybody who casted him knew he would cook. I started crying of joy when they all yelled ONE WAY OUT, and man seeing people yell it on SW Celebration in front of Serkis, what a view His ,,I cant swim"... What a 💔. On top of that, Stellans speech ,,What do I sacrifice... EVERYTHING" 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rocky2332]

Luthen's monologue was Shakespearian and easily the greatest one I've ever heard for a Star Wars property. I was floored by this episode.

[@thedoctor4327]

IMO this is tied for best of the season with the finale. Fantastic performance from Andy Serkis as Kino but my personal favorite is Stellan Skarsgard as Luthen (that final speech is incredible). With Andor reactions wrapping up, you should spend 5 weeks on the 5 episode “Chernobyl” miniseries from HBO. Skarsgard is in that too and kills it (won an Emmy for his performance ). In general Chernobyl will be the scariest non horror show you’ll ever see

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yep, Chernobyl & season 1 of True Detective would get him through the next few months, plus he’d get to watch two of the greatest series ever made..

[@MrStatement]

Yeah this episode is either tied or slightly below the finale for me (both are 10/10 episodes however) it just boggles my mind how incredible this show is.

[@emilysheldon3284]

Luthen and Kino's actors are actually both in marvel, Luthen is played by Stellan Skarsgård who plays Erik in the Thor movies and Kino is played by Andy Serkis who plays Klaue in Black Panther and Avengers Age of Ultron. Andy Serkis also voices Snoke in the sequels which is pretty cool :)

[@O1iver]

not gonna state the obvious but bro... Stellan Skarsgard and Andy Serkis + the soundtrack...INSANE!

[@restitvtororbis5330]

You've seen kino's actor (Andy Serkis) perform before because you've seen lord of the rings, but you've probably never seen his face. He did all the motion capture and voice for Gollum, and he basically pioneered motion capture and facial capture for CGI characters. He was also Ceasar in the planet of the apes trilogy along with a number of other motion capture performances, one being Snoke in the star wars sequel trilogy. The fact that he's such an incredible actor is probably because of all the motion and facial capture work where every tiny expression in on his face will be picked up by the capture, so every subtle thing he does has to be intentional and controlled. It's good to see him finally getting recognition, and i think it shows that the skills you need for the kind of motion capture he's been doing are probably the same as really good acting with about twice as much on top of that because you have to perfectly act a character that isn't you, and might not even be human.

[@lucky247365]

Best written piece of Star Wars ever made. That speech from Luthen sent shivers down my spine. Slow clap well deserved.

[@MFSeaMen]

There are moments where I’ll put one of these videos in the background while I’m doing something else, not this one, this gets the full attention, it deserves it. Probably my favourite Star Wars thing since Clone Wars Season 7.

[@alangarcia5693]

"I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know i'll never see" - fucking BARS

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

It’s just a realistic feel because sometimes we just don’t know what happens to people. It’s like when you have a coworker who you’re cool with leave your shared workplace then you just never hear from them again. I love both the monologues in this episode from both Kino and Luthen. Every one has their own little rebellion in their small way against the Empire

[@kevinmorris3200]

3:29 This was the mindset of the innocent souls aboard United Airlines Flight 93 aka the fourth plane on 9/11

[@alvincaballeros4996]

"Climb!" -K2SO "CLIMB!" -Nemik "Climb! CLIMB!" -Kino Loy

[@yobud6637]

23:00 You haven't seen Luthen's actor in anything else nor Keno? Luthen's actor was in the Thor movies which I'm pretty sure you've seen, and Keno's actor was in Lord of the Rings, and more recently The Batman, playing as Alfred. These two actors are fairly well known in movies

[@erikolson4148]

Birnok was the prisoner who was talking to Cassian about the lift.

[@abemejia]

“I can’t swim” heartbreaking words

[@hideflen]

@7:31 this whole episode is an absolute banger but at this moment, when I saw that headdress Luthen's messing with-- that's the headpiece Padmé wore when she and Anakin left Coruscant to go to Naboo!!! Padmé (not really) mentioned!!!! @10:34 I'm constantly afraid for every character we meet who isn't in Rogue One... Also, Andy Serkis is such a good actor. I'm sure you've seen him do more "character actor" kind of stuff, but I had no idea he had these acting chops. And to get him and Stellan both going OFF? All Star Wars is good Star Wars, but Andor is absolutely off the charts.

[@IggyStardust1967]

Hey, Primate! I've been away at a gaming convention in Pennsylvania since Thursday, and just got home a few hours ago (it was put on by "Too Many Games", if you're interested), so I'm still trying to catch up. But, this is one of the first videos I clicked on the second I saw it. Also, you usually enjoy my comments, so I'm hoping I'm not too late for you to see this one. Okay..... that speech by Luthen was absolutely incredible! From what I heard, to took 10 takes before HE was satisfied with the performance. The director concurred with him about the last take. But anyway....... Luthen was 100% right in what he said. He's willing to make the sacrifices necessary to restore freedom to the galaxy. Much like Saw Guerrera, he knows that he won't survive "The War" that is brewing. Luthen is even willing to allow a group of his Freedom Fighters to walk into a trap and be sacrificed for the "greater good" to "Freedom to the galaxy". Which brings the whole "grayness" of his methods into question. "How far is TOO far?" In our "real world", there's a little mentioned phrase that applies here: "One man's Terrorist is another man's Freedom Fighter". While propaganda plays heavily into the public sentiment about which is which, the fact remains that, while propaganda is used to alter the public's perception on what is happening, remember, there's always an element of truth in it. One just has to take the time to research everything from multiple (preferably conflicting) points of view on an event in order to find those shiny nuggets of truth. Once you start connecting the dots, you can figure out what's REALLY going on, and who the actual "bad guy" is. Getting back to the episode (sorry for the political diversion, but it needed to be said)... We don't KNOW for sure that Kino didn't escape. You know Star Wars, man... "No body, no death". Which is something Andy Serkis said in an interview after the episode aired, which leaves Kino's fate uncertain. You KNOW Melshi has to survive, because he dies on Skariff with Cassian. But Serkis also said that if presented with the opportunity to play Kino again, he would certainly do it. But you know Disney with their NDAs, right?

[@ItsAPrimatee]

Hope you had a good time there man!

[@justlivin2499]

One of the best television episodes imo ever

[@shirleyduffer2081]

When Kino says he can’t swim…it gets me in the gut…every time

[@Jayden9e]

Kinos actor is Andy Serkis, and he has played lots of iconic characters. He is gollum, snoke and the antagonist in black panther to name a few.

[@paulw.1965]

Kino's actor Andy Serkis is someone who usually plays a lot of cgi characters in movies. You probably know him as gollum in the Lord of the Rings movies and hobbit as well as Snoke in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. He also is the lead character in the new planet of the apes trilogy, which is also because of his acting one of the best trilogies ever made in my opinion. You should definitely check it out if you haven’t already. Luthen's actor stellan skarsgård plays a side character in some of the Thor movies, he also plays Will Turners father in Pirates of the Caribbean, the Emperor in the new Dune and also has a lead role in the fantastic Chernobyl mini series.

[@SilverShade1008]

Kino’s journey is comparable to Moses, leading his people out of slavery and to the Promised Land, but not being able to enter it himself.

[@matthewhader]

Luthen’s actor is an Oscar winner and has been in some great projects you have heard of like Good Will Hunting and the Thor movies. Keno(Andy Serkis) was golem from lord of the rings and Caesar from the newer planet of the apes plus many other projects. Side not his wife is the mechanic in the mandolorian.

[@juliomella5977]

You've seen the actor that played Luthin before. He's in the MCU. He waz Selvic, introduced in Thor, one of the scientists helping Natalie Portman. He was the bad guy in Dune. I'm sure you've seen him elsewhere.

[@Aliddotia]

Diego Luna said in an interview that if Cassian wasn’t pushed he’d never have left Kino - so maybe he had to get pushed so he and Melshi could escape… Luthen’s speech is a top 3 Star Wars moment for me and hoping he gets some Emmy love here in a month or so, I was just watching your face and you looked stunned!

[@CptApplestrudl]

Andy Serkis is one of the few actors who got to play more than one role in StarWars. Ahmed Best is another playing Jar Jar and the Jedi in the Mandalorian. Oh and of course Temuera Morrison as Jango Fett, Boba Fett, Cmd Cody and more

[@JAYWALKER1000]

Kino tied a bunch of those orange boots together and made a flotation device so he could escape. Melshi is the last of the charactors in Andor who has plot armor. You don't remember him but he was in Rogue One

[@the_nikster1]

Luthen's speech is one of the best speeches in this season. the other best speech has yet to come but you'll know it when you see it, though Kino's speech was also spectacular. I fucking love this show!

[@kevinhansen8211]

One thing I will give Disney's Star Wars is that is showing the rebellion for what it was, both good and bad. For every Mon Mothma and Bael Organa, there has to be a Saw and a Luthen. I heard someone say once that Luthen was kind of the Darth Vader of the rebellion, he believed in the cause and was willing to do anything to protect it. He also realizes that by making the hard choices he has damned himself, as he said in his speech no one will thank him for his deeds on the rebellion's behalf, if anything, those that kept their hands clean will condemn him, but he is fine with that, because without him, they would never have been able to keep their hands clean, to be the heroes the rebellion needed.

[@Alexus1138]

RIP Kino, a real one

[@alexachipman]

This episode is absolute fire, such amazing performances! Star Wars at its best!

[@kirkdarling4120]

I think that before PORD (which was instigated by the heist) they were releasing prisoners on schedule. But the PORD not only extended everyone's sentences indefinitely, but also vastly increased the number of prisoners being held. They had to accept more prisoners without being able to release any. I think the prison leadership made an ad hoc decision to just start shuffling prisoners. I love the hell out of the actor playing Davo Sculdan. His body language and facial expressions were absolutely marvelous. That actor needs more work right away. Take, for instance, the body language: While Mon and Tay were sitting upright and tight, Davo was lounging back, spreading out, in control of the situation. But while Mon might be personally offended by Davo's offer, it's actually Davo taking the greater risk without really knowing it. He's just a shady businessman...she's a rebel against the empire. She can handle being a known associate to his shenanigans a lot easier than he could handle being a known associate to hers. Luthern's monologue was powerful, but it pertained to Kino as well. Kino knew the water was their barrier, and he knew he couldn't swim...when he decided to lead the escape, he knew he was working for a sunset he'd never see. We've heard that Andy Serkis appears in Season 2, but we don't know if he'll appear as Kino Loy. It's Andy Serkis...he could appear as anything. Others have mentioned Andy in some other productions. He also played the ape Caesar in the recent Planet of the Apes movies and the villain Klaw in Black Panther.

[@Xackadee]

The "Cassian's words" aspect of Kino's speech is one of the cooler things about Cassian as a character. He's not a protagonist who rallies everyone and leads the charge, even though he's instrumental in making that charge happen. He sets the stage but he never takes the centre of it. He inspires others who are better suited to lead and clears the road for them while he himself does the dirty work without seeking credit. I love how stuff like this shows Cassian to be such a capable spy and the kind of 'hero' that Luthen needs.

[@marvdick-underwood]

Kino's speech, Luthen's speech. This episode is probably my favourite. If not, definitely top 3

[@Aubelazo10]

You've definitely seen Kino and Luthen's actors before. Kino Loy is played by Andy Serkis, who's done plenty of performance capture for LOTR, Planet of the Apes and even Star Wars, when he played Snoke in the Sequel Trilogy. More recently he also played Alfred in The Batman too. Luthen is played by Stefan Skarsgard. He's also been in a lot of great films, but right now I can remember him from the Thor and Avengers movies and the part he took in Dune. Great actors all around, with incredible range.

[@infinitedonuts]

The monologues in this episode were amazing. Luthen’s monologue in particular is the best in all of Star Wars imo. I love the theme of sacrifice. PS: Andy Serkis who plays Kino Loy also played Snoke in the sequel trilogy

[@Gatewave]

when you were debating episode 8 being your second favorite episode i was thinking ahead to this one saying "oh man just wait" such epic moments and monologues from Luthen and Kino, that speech at the end on the catwalk is friggin S tier and you do know Luthen, he was Dr Selvig in the MCU, and Kino as you've no doubt been told is not only Gollum and Snoke, but Ceasar from planet of the apes and Klaw from the MCU

[@zedfirenze]

Oh my gosh I forgot Luthen’s speech was in this same episode. Sheesh, Andor.

[@infinitedonuts]

Since I know you have seen the last episode of the season already, the reason why the one floor was fried was probably because they were building parts for the Death Star and the Empire doesn’t want the public to know that it’s building some massive secret project.

[@cletup]

probably one of the best episodes of Star Wars of all time

[@CYKenny02]

Andy Serkis (Kino Loy) played Snoke in the Sequel Trilogy

[@Somersault44]

"I burn my life to create a sunrise that I know I'll never see" is probably one of the best lines in all of Star Wars regarding the rebellion efforts.

[@Andre_APM]

Anyone who skipped out on Andor because they thought it was "boring" is missing out on peak Star Wars.

[@joycesouza5784]

Andor is CINEMA.

[@bigyetter]

Bro you've absolutely seen Kino before. His biggest role involved something a little more...PRECIOUS....

[@christiancalderas5198]

Remember, Cassian died so we could get the New Republic we got in Mando S3 E3. In other words, Cassian's sacrifice means nothing now🙃

[@JokingGoof]

ONE WAY OUT! My new favorite starwars quote. Im now convinced keno is snoke. Or at least where they got the DNA from to mix with palps to make that weird plagus clone from the sequels. I just keep thinking that casting couldn't of been for nothing. The empire had to have seen something in keno, bein able to rally all the troups to escape. Theyd definelty want that on their side.

[@travislove501]

Luthen is played by Jane's (Thor's girl) dad, the science guy.

[@Hamstar78]

Emmy winning performances right here in this episode!! #OneWayOut

[@latech7671]

You may have not SEEN Kyno's actor (Andy Circus) in anything else BUT you have for sure seen his performances as you have already covered many movies where he did motion-capture for some of the most iconic digital characters

[@XxXDestroyer]

Luthen's speech alone deserves an Emmy.

[@Royaroni]

Andy Serkis (Kino) played Sméagol in the LOTR series and Snoke ;)

[@LiveHedgehog]

There's a lot of shared actors in Andor and Chernobyl. That's another fantastic tv series.

[@rodgill9376]

"ONE... WAY... OUT!"

[@elsacristina9]

I believe Andy Serkis said he will be in Season 2. You don't know Andy Serkis, the guy who play Smeagol in Lord of the Rings, Caesar in Planet of the Panes. he was one of the villains in Black Panther 1. Come dude.

[@Wolfimann22]

Yes, such a good episode, Luthen's speech is simply brilliant and it is definitely one of the best if not the best episode of the series, the only other episode that comes close for me is the finale. One Way Out!

[@SandraMorris51]

Emmy worthy performances by all. My favorite episode 😊 Ugh the dialogue is so rich..incredible

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

I mean really, they could have gotten something that floats and swam it back to him. This way he could jump down and be safe on it and bring him to shore. I imagine though the imperial computers were showing something happened and thus reenforcments were probably headed there.

[@darthdracul8372]

Who in the galaxy is with me to get out of this hell prison!?

[@looneyluna96]

I mean, of course Cassian left Kino there, he got pushed and it's impossible to climb back.

[@Robotic_Crafter]

Luthen and his speech. Just wow. He has knowingly sacrificed his soul and his humanity just so that the next generation will have a better future without the Imperial oppression.

[@latech7671]

I see a bit sentiment that THIS is the best episode of Andor Season 1 but I will first of all say: They are all such high quality that almost every episode could be the favourite for somebody. I for example think that the last episode is actually also the best one. This is definitely a great episode but while it is very hard to even narrow down one episode I think for me it would very much be the last episode. What was pretty impressive about these last few episodes however was that almost every single one instantly had iconic moments created in the StarWars Fandom. Episode 9 it was NEVER MORE THAN 12 which instantly became a meme and used for anything connected with 12 in the StarWars Universe (for example: How many Episodes has a Season of Andor? NEVER MORE THAN 12, which we already know will be the case as they confirmed only 2 Seasons with each 12 Episodes) This one it was obviously: ONE WAY OUT!!! (you should watch the panel about Andor at StarWars Celebration this year. ONE WAY OUT was used so many times by the crowd. The next one there is non if I am aware but the last one, yes: There is another one (no SPOILERS)

[@JRF1004]

“I can’t swim” genuinely one of the most heartbreaking lines in Star Wars

[@johnmiller7682]

I don't want to spoil anything. But when I first watched these last couple of episodes, I kept thinking about the prison, and how it worked. Why would you have a prison with no cameras, limited guards and such isolation? They're building something and only that one thing. Once someone accidentally saw two different levels (different parts being assembled) They killed everyone who knew. What are they building?

[@marshsundeen]

The answer is in the finale post credit scene.

[@johnmiller7682]

@@marshsundeen SHHH, I know.

[@marshsundeen]

@@johnmiller7682 mostly said that so Primate is aware.

[@shotsofpadron]

23:03 Stellan Skarsgard (Luther) has been on a few things. 2 that come to my mind are Good Will Hunting and the show Chernobyl. He’s also the father of Bill Skarsgard (who played Pennywise on the new IT movies that came out a few years ago) and Alexander Skarsgard (who was in stuff like Godzilla vs Kong, Infinity Pool, The Northman, etc). Andy Serkis (Kino) has been around for a while mostly as a motion capture/voice actor. He played Gollum in the Lord of the Rings movies, Caeser in the Planet of the Apes movies here recently, King Kong in the 2005 movie, Klaw in the MCU movies, Alfred in the Robert Pattinson Batman movie, and funny enough he played Snoke in the sequel Star Wars trilogy. Thankfully he got to play a better Star Wars role this time.

[@HeisenStark13]

You've definitely seen Luthen and Kino in other roles

[@erikolson4148]

*_One way out! One way out! One way out!_*

[@passarovoador6662]

It's been a while since a character made me so sad as Kino, he could save others from death, but not swim

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Primate! 🌊 #ItsAPrimate #StarWars #Andor

[@ozdeveraux2082]

Just a word: We don’t Know what happened to Kino. There are no hints, there isn’t any real theory that’s more sound than any others. Somethings are Just unknown and we may never find out. Thus is the way of war, not everyone gets a ending that’s told

[@hettbeans]

Luthen's monologue is incredible. He has had to become an evil person to destroy evil. Ruthless in pursuit of a savior complex no matter the cost. Destroy his own humanity to save the rest of the galaxy, and he knows it, and knows he will never make it to see that day.

[@ikoandreas5085]

Best live action ep of star wars

[@royaldudes5947]

Kino is Golum in Lord of the Rings, and supreme leader snoke

[@rex22305]

How 13 days ago

[@NukedStar]

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[@nikulus2840]

Kino's actor (Andy Serkis) has been in Star Wars before. He voiced and did the motion capture for Snoke in the sequel trilogy. He was also Ulysses Klaue in the MCU and Gollum in LoTR/The Hobbit. Luthen's actor (Stellan Skarsgård) was Erik Selvig in the MCU (primarily the first 2 Thor movies) and also "Bootstrap" Bill Turner in the Pirates of The Caribbean movies.

[@serial92989]

Fantastic EP OMG If next season they show or mention kino being tortured/killed imma cry

[@toschememestation1031]

Peak Rebellion Content Peak SW ONE WAY OUT!