My wife and I watch Andor for the FIRST time || Episode 9

[@moviescatsmargs]

This show doesn't feature Vader choking someone out or a planet being destroyed, but this is by far the most evil depiction of the Empire.

[@actually-will1606]

And accurate

[@Bastian-Silva-Gutierrez]

that is because this feels personal and viceral, unlike vader choking one more guy, or one more planet being destroyed, in the last case the level of death is so huge that our brain just ignores it so we dont have to think about it But here is almost as if we were there with them, feeling the pressure of the empire slowly choking us and the grip getting tighter and tighter, almost like a frog slowly getting cooked

[@jstalk1]

It's because it's ordinary people doing it. There's no outside influence really. It is just their choice.

[@Girder3]

It's because the show fleshes out even the most mundane form of evil that the Empire is capable of as a repressive government. Like, they show the type of evil that we know about from history and the news, both large and small. There are governments in real life who have done exactly the type of thing the Empire is being shown doing. It all builds up to making the Empire truly plausible as an entity, this making it particularly despicable to audiences.

[@paulhewes7333]

very well put. Their casual cruelty is heart breaking and stomach turning all at once.

[@pokes404]

"Never more than 12." Has any more information/characterization ever been delivered in just 4 words than in that final line? It literally gave me chills the first time I watched it.

[@pauloportugal1396]

Next episode he has his final line, and it's only 3 words. I'd argue that one is even better.

[@pokes404]

@@pauloportugal1396 I don't think quite as much is revealed about him in that moment. I would argue that moment is more reinforcing what we learned at the end of this episode. Kino has had enough and he isn't going to take it from these people any more. Your example is a great moment though. I certainly wouldn't argue very hard against your opinion. Man I really loved this show.

[@armstrongQB1]

They talked over that line

[@pauloportugal1396]

@@pokes404 I take your point, but for me that last line tells us that all he did up to that point was for his prison mates, and not for himself. Up to that point, we didn't (couldn't) know that. And that changes the way we see him.

[@jacobchavis3581]

The prison sequence is by far the most horrifying and interesting Star Wars content ever

[@cogitatorcat2306]

And yet at the end of the series it somehow seems even worse than at the end of the episode.

[@WhiskyCanuck]

I've commented this before, but the gamification of slavery in this arc (with the prison teams competing against each other like a sport in order to maximize output) is what stuck with me most from this series.

[@luca_lwls]

The fact that a Star Wars show introduced a torture method which consists of listening to the screams of dying alien children is so wild to me

[@christianwise637]

The doctor smiling and being so friendly and polite towards Bix while describing the torture mechanism may just be the most unsettling and horrifying thing in all of Star Wars

[@jackson857]

"Never more than twelve" Hell yeah.

[@Classicalsin484]

"Never more than 12" SUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH a good line. first time i heard that it was a "ITS ON NOW!" moment. This show just builds and builds and builds so then just even 4 lines can just be more powerful than a blaster or a force moment. The character development that they create in this show is just on another level. They really make the Empire feel like the facist Empire that they were in A New Hope and the beauty of it is just how it is so subtle. From seeing how they destroy cultures like in the heist arch and how their justice system changed, and their torture methods, and killing the captor to make it look like an accident, just brilliant. And i think it hits so well because its the first Star Wars show where everyone is just a normal person. It allows you to really put yourself in the shoes of the characters so when someone gets hurt or dies you really feel the impact of that. The rest of this series is just on another level. I'm excited to see the rest of the reactions.

[@deanthemachine8879]

It’s a shame you missed Andy Serkis’ last line before the episode ended because you were discussing how fucked up that situation is. It was a “LET’S GOOOOOOOOO!” moment for a lot of people

[@Hummingbirder1]

You're echoing my comment 100%. I hope they read this and watch the end seconds again!

[@pdub332]

@@Hummingbirder1 Agreed. I know they are supposed to be reacting, but with a show like this where the writing and dialogue are so key, they should try to have the presence of mind to focus a bit better than they actually do. With high action oriented shows they can get away with it a bit more, but Andor can be a bit more subtle. I hope they catch it and address it in their preamble to episode 10.

[@VjRj84]

@@pdub332 It happens, relax.

[@pdub332]

@VjRj84 Yeah I know, it's all good. It's just that when you watch the reactions and it's building up to the moment you most want them to react to, and then they miss it, it's just like aw man!

[@Gabi-ub8md]

I literally jumped from my seat when it cut to black

[@JamesWiseMagic]

I just wanted to let yall know there is an end credit scene in the final episode so don't miss it 🙂

[@coulsonintahiti]

Andy Serkis has mastered the art of moving his face mere nanometers and still showing every emotion his character feels in spades.

[@jacob4920]

@@ShombaSowab Yeah, the "Gollum" thing is a tough shadow to escape from. That's what Andy Serkis will always be, to my eyes. lol

[@christianwise637]

Genuinely one of the most criminally underrated actors working today

[@archelonprime]

Andy Serkis is such an awesome actor that remember him from "13 Going on 30"!

[@charleson11]

andy serkis vs jim carrey , facial muscles control

[@cheeseninja1115]

Andy Serkis is great in this. Throughout the episode you can see the fear in his eyes that his last hope was all an illusion. He tries so hard to hold onto that hope of freedom, never telling Andor how many guards there are on the floor. Then when he finally realizes there is no escape, he cracks. Not into hysteria, he simply tells them how many guards there are. Its such a simple line, but it holds so much weight in the end when he says, "never more than 12".

[@pdub332]

Yeah, it's a shame they talked through the last few lines. It's such a pivotal moment and set up for the next episode.

[@deanthemachine8879]

The Mon stuff is realistic in terms of actual revolutions and rebellions because you can’t just have the poor people rally and succeed; they need support from elements of the petite bourgeoisie to fund and facilitate them. In this context, Mon is not only funding Luthen’s ops, but will likely have to fund stuff like buying a bunch of spaceships

[@garrettjones7837]

Make sure you watch the post credit scene in the final episode

[@tecjohnson]

Just clarification: They are not shuffling people through different levels but different prisons. Then somebody was accidentally returned to the same prison.

[@dekamaster100]

In that case, there’s something I’m not clear on. What’s to stop the person that’s being transferred to another prison from telling that prison what’s going on and that he was never released?

[@pauloportugal1396]

@@dekamaster100 exactly! Those transfered prisoners would know that they had just been screwed, and would rebel and tell everyone else there that they'd never be set free, but only transfered to some other facility. That would only work in Narkina V, but not on any of the prisons they were transfering people to.

[@John_Locke_108]

@@dekamaster100 There's a lot of prisons but overall it's not a perfect plan and it was bound to go south eventually.

[@kirkdarling4120]

@@dekamaster100 I think it's a new thing under PORD. I believe that previously they had truly released prisoners. PORD required extending everyone's sentences, but notice that the remaining time display in everyone's cell did not show that extension (which would likely have caused riots). I think it was a hasty ad hoc decision to cover up the extensions by shuffling prisoners to different prisons, a new emergency idea that they didn't execute properly...not enough prison officials, which has already been demonstrated.

[@christianwise637]

@@kirkdarling4120 "The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear."

[@SWEditing]

Next ep is my personal fav and honestly one of my favorite bits of Starwars ever

[@salamshalom]

Mothma is not just trying to get more money, she is trying to account for the money she has spent. She is basically looking to launder the money because the empire is becoming more intrusive in finances.

[@aaronthesaxman660]

Episode 10 is some of the best television I've ever seen. Blows it open

[@dannyrowntree7825]

The reveal of the cycling is insane, you can see that that's the moment Kino Loy's mind changes.

[@DataCab1e]

The promise of release was the only thing keeping him in line. Once that was gone, anything he had even vaguely resembling loyalty to the system vaporized.

[@thescruffinator8830]

what I don't get is how it was ever secret though. Nobody ever just got transferred then told their call-mates "Yo I was just on level 4 and when I was supposed to be freed they took me here instead". What was stopping that from being revealed?

[@raybernal6829]

​@@thescruffinator8830 mind flayer? 🤔 Bor Gullet? 🤔

[@DataCab1e]

@@thescruffinator8830 I think they were all just supposed to get transferred to other labor camps upon "release," but a clerical error caused that particular laborer to be routed back to the same one.

[@soothingmist4527]

​@@thescruffinator8830they were not meant to be transferred back in 😂 they were obviously meant to be transferred somewhere else to die. They even said this

[@kershka89]

It wasnt just the sounds of alien children that did that to Bix. It was the sound of alien children being murdered by the Empire. It badly effected the officers doing the deed so they weaponised it. One of the darkest moments in all of Star Wars

[@cjtrapeur9778]

Just wait till the next episode, one of the best in all of Star Wars.

[@acdragonrider]

Them approving of Dedra and Syril was hilarious 😅😅😅😅😅

[@user-ly2ll5od1r]

How many episodes in a season of Andor? Never more than twelve.

[@WC-PO]

This show deserves to win Emmys. I hope it does.

[@cogitatorcat2306]

It won a Peabody already.

[@peterkoester7358]

Andor was just awarded the Peabody Award for best drama.

[@origynally]

Syrill's mother was in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix playing the old neighbor, who Dumbledore had tasked to watch over Harry and later testified in court on how he used the patronus to save Dudley against the Dementors.

[@AmazingChi]

This episode in particular has the neighbour, Aunt Petunia (Marva) and James Potter (the medtech). It's a bizarrely focused set of actors who played characters that were directly responsible for Harry Potter himself.

[@gionova1]

The prisoners aren't being cycled through different floors. They are being cycled through different prisons and an error caused someone on floor 4 to be cycled back into the same prison on floor 2 and when they all found out they were all killed to keep it secret. Makes that power fluctuation scene very grim.

[@Vader1138]

It's all a fast run to the finish line from here. The end of this and then the final arc bringing it all home is what made this the top notch television it is. So satisfying in its storytelling.

[@marchammer1364]

This show manages to show u why there’s a need for a rebellion. Why the efforts in episode IV or roque one. Not only „they’re evil we’re good“. They make u feel the pressure of the empire

[@kirkdarling4120]

Yes, because people will live with evil as long as they don't feel the pain too acutely. That's how you boil a frog.

[@Jaaol1]

One of the brilliant things in this is that Dedra was framed as an underdog in the ISB at first, so you're rooting for her. Then they give you the torture scene and you feel so ashamed to have been rooting for her haha

[@Feyamius]

Yeah she reminds me a lot of Serena Joy Waterford in The Handmaid's Tale. There are moments when you forget how insufferable she can be.

[@mohammedalsane66]

There’s a post credit scene in the final episode

[@RayneDr0ps]

Agent Mira is so good. I love her character even though she's Empire! The evilness of the Empire is really being shown in this show! It's so damn good.

[@Pancake_ice_420]

The next episode is arguably the best episode of any Star Wars show.

[@oldcdog91]

With respect to Mon Mothma, right now she’s just trying to hide the fact that 400k has been removed from her family accounts. My sense was that is money that has already been spent. She doesn’t want the Empire asking questions about where it’s gone. Tay and this new player, Davos Sculden, are going to help her hide the missing funds if they can come to an agreement about Sculden’s terms…

[@l30nard03]

Omg I love re living this episodes with you 👌🏽

[@josebeteta8283]

10:45 😂Jen just reflecting and side-eyeing on Holden’s remark was all I needed this episode

[@JustRitschie]

this episode was so crazy D: Andor is incredible hard and shows the pure evilness of the empire perfectly.

[@John_Locke_108]

Jealous that you two can just fire up the next episode immediately. Waiting a week after Andy's mic drop was torture.

[@luigouvea]

This show is something else. I can’t even believe this is Disney’s Star Wars. Andor is a masterpiece!

[@XxXDestroyer]

Right? You'd think it was made by HBO or something.

[@theashrook6129]

This show is so good. Its not all shiny objects and nostalgia. there is a little bit of it, but its subtle. The story is the beauty of it, and I love the story. My biggest praise are the actors that aren't the main character that don't get center stage or are even only in the show for a few seconds. You can tell they give it their all. Love it!

[@matthewtopping2061]

This is truly the best Star Wars content ever

[@TheoBrownMusic7]

Surprised no one is freaking out over them being in different seats haha

[@nathanlawson313]

Easter egg @8:00-8:20 "Nobody is listening!" Talking about empire... *Cut to end of Rogue One, they just broadcasted the data. Andor says to Jynn "Do you think anyone is listening?"

[@acdragonrider]

Not enough recognition of Vel. I love her character so much.

[@latech7671]

No, they are obviously not transferring them from one floor to the other, they are most likely transferring them from one prison to another in a fashion where it is very unlikely that two people will even take the same route. That was the whole problem. They made a mistake and transferred somebody to the same prison and in very close proximity to where he previously was and so the whole operation was known

[@pauloportugal1396]

But wouldn't those prisoners rebel in that other prison? They'd know that they'd never see freedom again after being transfered there from Narkina 5.

[@josh-029]

@@pauloportugal1396 Maybe they would - I think the idea is that this only started with the introduction of PORD after Aldhani, so it's not been going on long.

[@latech7671]

@@pauloportugal1396 I think it is partly what Josh said, partly because the empire is simply a bit dumb in many aspects and act out of instinct and partly I would believe that maybe you level down in prisons. We know from other shows that there are way worse prison-camps than Narkina 5 and it is my believe that (if they are at least a bit clever about this), they would send you first to a more "civil" prison like Narkina and then later to worse and worse once until you end up in labor-camps like for example the Spice-Mines of Kessel where it is not intended for you to survive. REBELS SPOILER: Still, I think this is mainly the empire not thinking things through and it will lead to many more mass-breakouts after the prisoners are inspired by people (for example the mass-breakout after Ezra's speech found it's way into the prison his parents are held)

[@armstrongQB1]

@@pauloportugal1396 The next prison is full of previous prisoners that were already released and recycled. The 2nd prison has no pretenses. You're in there for life and all the prisoners know it. It's probably more brutal and authoritarian.

[@yimpyoi9808]

next episode is gonna blow you away, its the best of the season in my opinion. after watching it you will know why

[@Dene181]

I REALLY enjoy your Andor reactions! Such a damn great show and we are able to see how you like it more and more with each episode, I love it! ❤😊 The Homeland comparison hit me. True. I will happy wait for the next episode!

[@jinxie712]

This series is just all tension. It builds and builds then roll credits.

[@jmiester25]

By far the best 50 minutes of Star Wars since Empire Strikes Back

[@LexoG33]

The torture scene is super disturbing. But the explanation of the method is actually great, creative science fiction, and it's an excellent example of how cunning and personally evil the Empire can be. Andor is such a great show, and very refreshing to have this kind of Star Wars!

[@hackapump]

Agreed. And here’s how we know Dr Gorst is a full-on psychopath: Those sounds have been edited for maximum effect, and someone had to do the editing, meaning someone who is not affected by it - meaning a psychopath.

[@MacMan764]

FYI there is an after the credits scene for the last episode! you definately wont want to miss it!

[@darrellglover493]

Episode 10 is not only the greatest piece of Star Wars ever but arguably one of the greatest episodes ever in all of television

[@DarkEnv2]

Oh just wait till the next episode. It’s my favorite of the series.

[@seanypark505]

Reminder! The final episode has an after-credits scene, don't forget!

[@cjtrapeur9778]

The irony of the empire being such a big bureaucracy that when they are looking for Andor they don’t even know that he is already incarcerated by the empire

[@aaronmorgan7525]

Me in Episode 7: “I can’t believe I’m kinda rooting for this Imperial officer in a way…” Me in Episode 9: “ I AM NO LONGER ROOTING FOR THIS IMPERIAL OFFICER!!!”

[@werdle92]

Its easy to forget this is Star Wars. So much more geared towards adults wanting an adult drama.

[@CrownRoyal007]

"Empire Prison Suuucks" made me laugh not gonna lie, the way he said it lol

[@shinra94]

I read that when the power goes out in the prison, it was because it was all being diverted to the floor where they killed everyone, which makes that scene much darker in context

[@chrismurphy5424]

The next episode is even better, and the one after that is better still.

[@mikkosimonen]

Normally they'd send the "released" prisoners to a different prison, but there was probably some clerical error and this one got sent back to Narkina 5.

[@pauloportugal1396]

But wouldn't those prisoners rebel in that other prison? They'd know that they'd never see freedom again after being transfered there from Narkina 5.

[@LarsG08]

@@pauloportugal1396 I think the idea is that they need pacified and compliant labor for what they're building in these prisons. I would assume there are "worse" prisons, where the labor is less necessary, or less skilled that people are cycled too. The current system is cheaper, more efficient, and they don't need as many guards to enforce it. If the prisoners know, then it will take considerably more effort to ensure compliance and it would almost certainly slow down the work. Why would floors work as fast if they know they're never getting out? Better food and discipline is one incentive, but that doesn't stop entire floors from slowing down the work and trading who wins/loses each day.

[@Stratocumulus25]

@@pauloportugal1396 Not necessarily, the Empire would just lie more..."oh, they extended your sentence some more", or "oh, we made a mistake..fill in the blank"...it's why so many prisoners end up killing themselves.

[@kirkdarling4120]

It was a result of PORD. I think normally they'd have actually released prisoners at the end of their sentences, but PORD forced them to extend sentences. Yet, they didn't tell the prisoners...the "tab" display in their cells of remaining shifts hadn't changed to reflect the PORD extensions. So shuffling prisoners around was a new thing they tried...and it blew up in their faces.

[@mrborgeusborg1541]

@@pauloportugal1396 You are assuming the prisoners in the other prison would believe them. I think the empire thought they could do it for the first 3-4 prisoners being shuffled into each prison/floor. Then they made a mistake, getting a prisoner shuffled back into the same prison. To cover it up, they killed everyone on floor 2. It's never more than 12. Can't wait for next episode.

[@jRoy7]

I can't wait for Episode 10. Just can't wait.

[@nintenmetro]

This is definitely one of the darkest episodes ever. Their emotions and the music help set the tone so we feel what they do.

[@kirkdarling4120]

The reason both Vel and Mon Mothma's stories seem convoluted is because they haven't completely committed themselves to how far the rebellion must go. Vel talks tough to Mon, but we see that she's not committed the way Cinta is committed (or it took the incidents of the heist to make her begin to understand the extent of true commitment). Mon and Vel are being forced farther than they intended, and it's only now becoming clear to them. Mon Mothma is insanely wealthy, and to this point giving her money hasn't meant serious commitment to her. I don't think the original prison scheme was to just move prisoners from one prison to another. I think that's an exigent measure forced by the PORD. They extended everyone's sentence, but notice that none of the prisoners around Cassian realizes that...the number on their "tab" display doesn't reveal the PORD extension. So the first time they actually tried shuffling a prisoner instead of releasing him, it screwed up. The prison system can't handle the PORD requirements.

[@bmg3138]

Who's willing to bet Mrs Hardman is going to be joining the rebellion by end of this season? I cannot wait for that final little push Andor gives you to see the parallels irl masterfully folded into a show, layer upon layer upon layer.

[@tharukaepaarachchi814]

I have being absolouty loving you guys Andor reactions and I absolutely love the show cannot wait for episode 10🔥

[@artboymoy]

THe prison stuff is so good but my favorite is still the heist. We can see that Andor is starting to fight back more and start to become the rebel we know him to be. We used to root for Dedra but now that she's showing her abilities and it's putting our heroes at risk, so now it's weird to root for her. The cat and mouse games really begin. Mon Mothma's story is very subtle. All the dialog and exchanges should be noted. DId you notice how Vel just repeated what Cinta said to her? I found that pretty interesting. Next episodes reaction is gonna be off the chain!

[@kirkdarling4120]

I don't think Vel had actually been through a real operation until the heist. She was still talking about "everybody cooperates and everybody lives" while Cinta had already decided, "Imperials are going to die."

[@AKpoker888]

Interesting that Jen said the mom seemed like a 60's mom! I'm guessing that was on purpose being that this takes place not too long before Ep4 they prob wanted to recreate and insert that late 60s-mid70s feel from the hair to the clothing design choices etc to match the style of the times of when the OG film was shot

[@baron7755]

You know what's cool? One of the prisoners, Melchi, was in Rogue One

[@averysteffen1732]

For the life of me I couldn’t figure out who the Imperial Officers mom (Kathryn Hunter) was, I knew she was familiar. I finally figured it out - she played Mrs. Figg in HP: The Order of The Phoenix! Never seen her in anything else

[@Stratocumulus25]

That's because she mostly does stage work. Covid shut down the theaters so it gave Andor's production crew the opportunity to hire people from not just the film industry side of things.

[@christianwise637]

That's three Harry Potter actors in this show now - the prison's doctor is played by Adrian Rawlins, who played James Potter

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

I cant wait for you guys to release your reaction to the next episode.

[@toreyzyre]

Ooooh, Episode 10 cannot come soon enough. I was so glad you guys are doing this, and I'm so stoked for the next6 one. Also you missed Andy Serkis's last line, he answered Andor about the guards. He finally gets how fucked up this is, and he's on board with Andor now.

[@peterkoester7358]

Mon Mothma at this point is simply trying not to get caught by the Empire. She withdrew a huge amount of credits from her personal accounts to finance Rebel activity just before the Empire announced it would begin auditing Imperial bank accounts, and if money was withdrawn without "receipts" as to where it was spent, the Empire will simply assume you are supporting the Rebel Alliance. So far she has been able to cover for the missing money by juggling amounts in charity accounts she controls and also by making it seem like her husband has a gambling addiction, but she needs to replace the large amount in her own accounts very soon or she will be arrested for treason. So she is looking for connection in the financial world to "loan" her the money she needs just to appear like nothing has been removed from her own accounts.

[@theblindjedi1909]

Yes, the money was used to fund the rebels. If you remember rogue one, she was there with the rebels. That’s why she doesn’t want the money traced back to her. It’s all going toward the rebellion.

[@JoseMartinez-kf8kk]

I CANT WAIT NEXT EPISODE!

[@TheRoyalFino]

These prison build-up episodes is where this show really started to click on all levels for me. I liked it from episode 1 but the prison arc is the first time I feel like every episode in the arc felt really satisfying and fulfilling. By this point we are invested in most of the characters and the entire show has momentum. Excellent episode.

[@dankerbell]

hardest final line in television history

[@JohnJohnson-yu8xw]

There is an after credited on the last episode...fyi if y'all haven't got there yet. IT's short but worth it!

[@TheMasonK]

I got major Stalin-esque Gulag vibes after I heard that prisoners were just getting rotated around when their sentence was “finished”

[@mdacostatuff7762]

If you guys are liking the prison set production-wise, I thought it was worth pointing out that the prison is MASSIVELY inspired by THX 1138, an early film by George Lucas. Worth checking out :)

[@ItsMercYMG]

“Never more than twelve.” Starts the greatest episode in Star Wars media ever. This next episode is incredible.

[@williammccormick984]

Buckle up, kids. Episode 10 is coming next. We break Holden and Jen.

[@matthewslates]

Up until now we've been low key kinda rooting for Dedra. I wanted to see her wipe that smug smile off Blevin's face. Though any support for her disappeared once she put Dr.Gorst to work.

[@Bhint320610]

Been watching yalls videos for over a year. Didn’t realize I wasn’t subbed this whole time.

[@OneRandomVictory]

Next episode is my fav episode in Andor.

[@johnsauer7422]

love the reactions; the only thing I'm bummed about is having to wait three more weeks for finale reaction.

[@JAYWALKER1000]

BTW:there is a post/mid credit scene in the final episode

[@touringband]

Episode 10 is the best Star Wars since Empire strikes back

[@tomkvideo]

Everything from this episode out is some of the best live action Star Wars ever made. One way out.

[@MarvinMartinez2001]

You guys called it on the lil romance set up lol

[@detrix42]

To know what they are building in the prisons, you need to watch the season finally episode all the way to the end.

[@ohmygodimonfire4]

I am surprised that Holdens "It's getting a little moist downstairs" comment didn't result in Jen giving him a "HOLDEN THOMAS HARDMAN"

[@bryanthoyte9156]

It's all connected. But can't wait to see ur reaction 2 Andy serkis acting n next episode..award winning

[@kubson250]

Will rebels and bad batch also be available for everyone or just patrons?

[@Matisaro]

The torture recording was of an alien species' children screaming begging for mercy while the empire killed them all. Have a pleasant day.

[@carlosvargas1874]

There’s a post credit scene after the last episode that’ll explain what they’re making.

[@ИгорьПетров-ъ1п]

I wonder if you recognized another Harry Potter alumnus. Adrian Rawlins, who played Harry's father, James Potter, played the doctor in the blue at the end of the episode)

[@jameslabastille3988]

Yes watch the post credits scene after the last episode of this series

[@JozyMozy]

"Never more than 12." Seeing how animated Jen was after the episode was a delight!! Oh, the hooks are IN.

[@TheChickenMan9393]

This show is the best writer Star Wars film/tv content since empire.

[@madisonwhovian943]

I have been waiting for the Syril and Dedra scene and yalls reactions did not disappoint. 😅

[@r.h.6249]

This entire prison arc was the best story told in a Star Wars project ever...

[@musclesforsupes]

Lol have her do a reaction video with “Godzilla’s Revenge” 🤣