Star Wars ANDOR 1x7 Reaction + Spoiler Discussion! | Disney+

[@thedarkknight2221]

There is no logical reason at all why this masterpiece of a tv show isn’t getting as much recognition as The Mandalorian, or even House Of The Dragon. This show has the same level of political intrigue as HOTD!

[@chazzerous]

Both the Mandalorian and House of the Dragon got lots of marketing. None for Andor

[@joshrandor4371]

It's a travesty honestly.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

It's just moving slow and people have short attention spans. Lot of people thinking no explosions = boring and it's pretty disappointing.

[@Gyrospire]

While I wish it did, and I am pissed it isn't performing as well as it deserves, there is kinda a reason. This show is coming off the heels of two underwhelming shows, it is centered on a less hyped character than the re ious two as well (Boba and Kenobi vs Andor), and it has to compete with two shows on different streaming services that all 3 usually appeal to the same audiences. That being House of Dragons and Rings of Power. There are, sadly, way too many people out there who felt underwhelmed with the last two Star Wars shows, weren't as hyped for Andor to begin with, and didn't feel the draw. Couple that with many people who felt the need to make a choice between one or two streaming services rather than all 3, and the problem becomes clear. I only wish people who didn't give the show it's due chance get their minds changed. This is the best thing Star Wars has done in many many years.

[@andedom]

It’s stellar

[@pixxiespit]

Mon Mothma could easily live a life of luxury and not feel so uneasy or afraid of being discovered, if she just didn’t care. It takes an incredible amount of intellect and empathy to feel so compelled to jeopardize your own life/lifestyle for others. It must be an uneasiness with the suffering of others, greater than the fear of losing your own comfort or life. That’s the common trait in all heroes throughout history.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

Like jack Sparrow dad said"Trick is not to live forever"

[@amannamedbriggs6662]

Cassians mom Maarva's part. I felt her speech to him. I got a little teary-eyed. It just made me thing about my grandparents during the civil rights movement. They weren't able to vote until they were in their mid-50's in age. Sure you can run from trouble that's around that's happening on a large scale, but sooner or later you have to decide are you going to just be a cog in the machine and do nothing about it or stand your ground and fight for what's right.

[@nickmitsialis]

This is the pivot point: Luthen Rael wants the misery to increase. During the occupation of Yugoslavia, the Axis said, 'kill one of ours and we'll shoot 100 of yours in retaliation and burn their neighbors' homes and farms'. The leader of the Partisans, Tito, was OK with with that: the people who survived the reprisals would have nothing left to lose and plenty to avenge, so they'd flock to the 'resistance'.

[@hoos3014]

😢

[@merlynfereira9631]

yes and having two grandmoms pass away one after another where one was my fav, the suddeness of their death haunted me so much. i didnt even get time to say goodbye

[@pauldrake2245]

Such an underrated moment. Total surprise to see her find such agency, given her age and limited ability. Last we saw her she was crying and lonely elderly woman. But she shows Cassian that she has purpose even if he doesn't have it (yet), and she is strong enough to hold to that even though that means letting Cassian go. The courage & strength from her is so palpable and exposes Andor's relative shallowness in that moment.

[@EleventhCubFan]

This is already my favorite Star Wars show! The story is great and the performances are all terrific!

[@hamhockbeans]

Don't forget its epic sound track.

[@Kjleed13]

Love how much more intimidating the Storm troopers are in this.

[@aspenator42]

How they were implied to be in pre-disney star wars and I love it! I hope this is how stormtroopers are portrayed going forward

[@NotTyfighter]

Clone troopers

[@spaulagain]

This episode was incredible, my favorite so far. All the build up with these characters is starting to unfold, and the dialogue in the Mon Mothma and Mira scenes is a masterpiece in political intrigue.

[@MarcoCarag]

Can you believe everywhere we went in this episode? So many places, and so many situations that we've never seen before in Star Wars. And all so deeply fleshed out with real people and characters. We are spoiled for rich detail! Terrific commentary and conversation. Looking forward to more Andor reactions from you all!

[@MercenaryPen]

On the subject of Cassian not having his hood up, it might be a deliberate choice to maximise peripheral vision... the more chance of seeing imperials before they can see him, the more chance he can get out of the way before being seen himself

[@zagat2]

The little touches in this show are so incredible. Both Meero and Syril adjusted their collars similarly before going to work that day. They’re specific and interesting decisions that showed both of their attentions to detail and something only really great show runners would include. This is a very special show.

[@maaxross9894]

Andor is on his way to prison, Syril is already in his prison.

[@campbell91988]

I feel like it ended there to continue drawing parallels between Syril and Cassian. Cassian is going to prison, to be trapped in identical small cells. Syril is imprisoned in his little cubicle, trapped in another identical small little cell. And I suspect while Cassian will escape into the rebellion...Syril is going to escape into the Empire, into the very thing oppressing him.

[@IsaacKuo]

At the very end of the episode, as Syril is looking up from his octagonal cell ... the scene is punctuated by the sound effect of a jail cell door slamming shut. I feel like this implies Syril will do something active to "break out" of his prison, just as Cassian will need to also.

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

I'm so used to Fiona Shaw being Harry's Aunt. She is killing this.

[@aviakidos-lobitos2398]

Oh... Thats correct.. Harry Potter aunti.. and the second actress from Harry Potter is Mrs. Arabella Figg she is the other mom in the Andor Story.

[@csgollum]

I was actually surprised... she seemed a little over-the-top in the HP films, like that was an affectation. She seems more real here.

[@James_MacX]

She’s also amazing in Killing Eve!

[@NJH01]

@@csgollum all Harry’s family feel over the top tbf lol

[@ISavant]

It's not even that Dedra stepped out of line, they were told at the start that as a result of the ""attack" on aldhani they'd have access to the resources they needed basically without question, but she was the only one who actually listened to that. Blevins was all "she broke the rules, i'm gonna snitch", but she was utilizing the resources granted to her by someone even higher up than Partagaz and Partagaz obviously saw that she did indeed listen to instructions.

[@juvandy]

Yep. Everyone else is captured by the bureaucracy, which happens in literally every such situation. Dedra is ambitious and intelligent, and she's brave enough to stand up for herself and what she thinks is right. Partagaz is a good enough manager to recognize talent, and will give it room to grow...or to fail. Ultimately, it's her theory, and he's giving her the opportunity to chase it. But, make no mistake- is she turned out to be wrong, he would slap her right back down. It's not HIS theory. And that is actually pretty good management/leadership. It's really interesting to see the nuts and bolts of the empire here. Some leaders are incompetent. Others are not. The competent, calm leaders are the ones to watch out for.

[@freebird6591]

Shes his daughter. Which makes it so much more intense

[@charlie7mason]

@@freebird6591 How do you know that?

[@larrote6467]

@@juvandy thesis, not theory (most people say theory when they mean hypothesis)

[@juvandy]

@@larrote6467 nobody likes a pedant

[@MrGlenbw]

Even in its slower moments, Andor is just plain PEAK STAR WARS, not something you would always say in every TV/cinematic release. In fact, Andor feels like the closest thing to watching a SW novel in visual form (the Thrawn books come to mind), with every meticulous detail and slightly sophisticated dialogue peppered (not to mention MATURE contents) within pages.

[@andrewallen6860]

Honestly, Andor has endeared me towards Mon Mothma every time she's on screen!

[@TonyVainosky]

The scene between Fiona Shaw and Diego Luna was incredibly powerful. "That's just love" line reminded me of the Wandavision line "what is grief, if not love preserving." Both very beautiful scenes acted impeccably well

[@iloveentertainment]

With this episode and your discussions, Jaby, Achara and Steph: I am now starting to see what Andor saw in Jyn in Rogue One: he lived through similar struggles of treating the rebellion as something he wanted no part of. Thanks 👍

[@AceofDymonds]

Every scene in this episode was captivating to watch, IMO. Every. Single. Scene.

[@fgrah72]

Enjoy your reactions. Funniest thing I heard is when you were talking about your office job at Yahoo and did a Google search.

[@ricitizen]

This was a great episode. The sets, costumes, dialog, and editing contributed to the great pace. This is Star Wars. I loved it.

[@theawesomeman9821]

Mon Mothma's attire was pretty cool

[@MarcoCarag]

Really great insight from Steph about how passionate rule breaking only works if it succeeds, and how the show has demonstrated that with the contrasting results of Dedra and Syril. Really artfully done, and I'd expect no less of this show.

[@AllInTheGame01]

Did we just get 'Star Wars Florida' in this show? 5:10; even with some VFX augmentation, hard not to instantly recognise the brutalist architecture of the Barbican Centre in London that the show uses as one of its locations!

[@TheChiraagG]

Yup, that's the architecture Achara was asking about (the Barbican Centre and Estate), but the interior shot of the ramp is also from the Barbican Centre. The beach scene on Niamos was actually Cleveleys on the Fylde Coast of Lancashire too. With the Cruachan Dam used as the dam in episode 5 and 6 in Scotland, and the highlands around, and with the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking and the Brunswick Centre used for Syril's housing estate there's been some cracking locations from England and Scotland with just the right aesthetic tweaks. It's really added to the visual appeal of this show.

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@TheChiraagG Show clearly has really good & creative location scouts!

[@jamesliggins891]

Space Miami!

[@AlanSizzlerKistler]

The mother's criticism of her son's fashion seems to be a judgment on the fact that he keeps tailoring his clothing to look more like Imperial Security Bureau uniforms, something his last boss also noticed. In which case, he's not trying to express himself as an individual but expressing his envy that he's not part of this larger group he sees as powerful.

[@P0L4R1S]

A lot of Andor was filmed in London. The apartment building that Syril lives in was filmed at The Brunswick centre in Russell Square (London)

[@TrentRidley]

I was totally Steph when Mon Mothma stepped out in that dress at the party. Think I fell in love in that moment and the subsequent conversation only affirmed it, haha. It might just be that after six episodes I've become fully invested in this story, but I think this was my favourite episode yet. There were some very heart-felt moments and pretty much every scene carried substantial intrigue. Point blank, this show is good.

[@artboymoy]

Talking to you from the future, but I really miss this version of Mon Mothma. Watching her in Ahsoka is rough. I'm just like, where is THIS woman?

[@andedom]

Great call out regarding Cyril regressing into a child in the presence of his mother.

[@Graphite42]

I think Meero will seek out Syril for more information on what went down on Morlana One. And feeling the need to prove himself, it will bring him into the Imperial circle under Meero.

[@baderaw25]

This is what great writing looks like. Great Story, dialogue, characters, Actions and consequences. Episode 6 we saw the action and in episode 7 we see the fallout consequences. Andor getting arrested and being sentenced to 6 years instead of 6 month was a consequences of what he did in episode 6. This show is just amazing. She-Hulk writers should study this show.

[@nayeebG]

Is it just me or having British talents in this series made it more...I dont know...Premium? I mean, they're SOOO good. Each and every one of them.

[@actuallyrelaxes5831]

Its because smaller plays and tv are much more respected in britain than in the us

[@kwameoluwasomi]

British talent and British crew. Our shows aren't always big but we know how to keep the quality in big productions.

[@diegopansini3152]

@@kwameoluwasomi I'm inclined to agree. Just look at the show "Krypton". Highly underrated show with high quality cast and writing

[@roadrollerdio565]

Lots of excellent Irish theatre talent too!

[@harrisonsims7680]

Honestly, cereal dude killing him mom might not be the craziest theory

[@nickmitsialis]

the actress is actually Greek, it seems. I got a Greek Mom--I love her but her 'motivations' can sometimes be unpleasant.

[@m.e.3862]

I'm thinking he will get her arrested for sedition by framing her in some way! And he'll yell "yasou Mori"! As they haul her away 🤣

[@nickmitsialis]

@@m.e.3862 "Mori"? That's awfully impersonal; I would have said 'Mana" (a very formal version of 'Mother'-like , Oh God Mother...BLOOD! BLOOD!)

[@Kriae]

That post-episode discussion was really good

[@pessoa7015]

The Coruscant scenes ( with all the concrete walkways) were filmed at the Barbican Arts Centre in London,filled in with CGI of course.

[@markcruz359]

Its exactly how the Sith Lords pit their apprentices with each other. Whoever wins and kills the other becomes the apprentice to the Sith Lord. I guess everyone in the Empire works the same way.

[@jeffehren]

A lot of this episode was relatable to a depressing degree.

[@jayesh1212-i3d]

This story is sooo good, loving every moment 😇

[@federov100]

Best episode yet. It was because of episode 6 that episode 7 was so riveting, I was feeling a palpable anxiety around a pending Imperial response.

[@jjstarrprod]

This episode should have been named A new Hope ^^. So many gold lines in this episode. The writing (and acting) is frankly absolutely stellar ! Which is, I guess, appropriate for a show called STAR Wars. Funny thing is the entirety of the surround cast is more interesting than Cassian himself. Not that he's a weak protagonist, but everyone else in this episode, from Luthen to Mon Mothma to Maarva to Deidra to Bixx got their moment to shine (that moment when Cassian told her she wouldn't need to worry about him anymore, you could instantly feel on her face that she realized she went too far and with all her accusations, she pushed him so much away that this might very well be the last time in their lifetime they got to see each other). More of this, please !

[@juvandy]

I just noticed something. Syril's mom belittles him for wearing a high collar, as an indicator he doesn't believe in himself, is desparate, etc. Cut to the next scene, and ALL of the ISB officers have high collars. It's kind of the going thing for imperial uniforms. Is the implication that imperial officers are insecure, desparate, and the only thing they can do to maintain their self-esteem is use their power to belittle others? Hmmm...

[@EyeStorrm]

It's nice touch to show Syril talking about his past as if he's some sort of a hero in his life, only for him to realize he's just a cog in the machine.

[@70briareos]

I'm theorizing that Supervisor Meero will find Syril Karn's name in the report about the disturbance on Ferrix and the stolen StarPath unit. She will seek him out in connection to the two assailants to see if he can identify any of them, and that will bring Andor into Meero's sights. I'm actually hoping Meero will see something in Karn and recruit him into the ISB. I would love to see Karn go back to his mom wearing the white ISB uniform and ask her "What do you think of my collar now, mother?" LOL!

[@pranjoshi]

The most tragic thing that can happen right now is if his mom dies while he is in prison. Also his father went through the same thing he is going through. Wrongfully accused.

[@xaviergillis932]

"Mon Mothma, take my breath away" I kinda think Steph would give that girl a whirl 🤔🤤😜

[@bletheringfool]

The whole series was shot in Pinewood Studios and at various locations across the UK

[@jake_gon_jinn]

I didn't know there's a Malibu Beach in Star Wars universe. Other than many cool aspects of this show, I love the way they shot many sequences on locations. That's sth we haven't seen in Star Wars up until now, and I find it so appreciative.

[@Nico68311]

Fun Fact - The Aurabesh at 17:35 and 17:15 translates to: Name: Keith Seymour Crime: Suspected Force sensitivity. Assaulting an imperial officer Sentencing: Twenty five years Name: Richard Stevenson Crime: Failure to follow imperial command. Anti imperial vandalism. Sentencing: Five years.

[@freebird6591]

Sounds like some likely jailbreakers that cass can rope in via 'his' rebel manifesto... His own lil crew ha

[@Nico68311]

@@freebird6591 That could be possible, but i believe it is more likely an inside joke or an easter egg, because one of the concept artists for Andor is called Keith Seymour. Richard Stevenson could be a reference to Ray Stevenson a northern Irish-English actor who voiced Gar Saxon in the third season of Star Wars Rebels. He will also play a villain in the upcoming Ahsoka series.

[@freebird6591]

@@Nico68311 doesnt have to be them. Prisons gonna be filled with a whole bunch of anti-imperial potential pals

[@Nico68311]

@@freebird6591 I know what you mean.😊 There will probably be a massive jailbreak, judging by the scenes we saw in the trailers.

[@IkeThe9th]

I think this episode is about the cogs in the wheel - in the Empire, in the Rebellion - and how twisted and ruthless both can be. There are three actresses that are bringing home Da Actin’ Skillz: Genevieve O’Reilly (Mothma), Denise Gough (Dedra) and Fiona Shaw (Maarva Andor).

[@joedanger88]

The music during the beach planet scenes reminds me of Mami Vice. The whole sequence have me Miami Vice vibes

[@mikkosimonen]

My man got six years for being a bit sweaty.

[@richardh776]

I just have to say. Really funny when you said you googled while working at Yahoo.

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

But I'll worry... - That's just love... - ❤

[@anthonyperkins1130]

Exquisite television. We are so lucky

[@janel1386]

Knock... Knock knock knock... I always knock like this on my residents doors. lol they love it and always finish it 😆

[@DjTomcat14]

Dude this show is so good! I love this episode. Politics are boring but this show made Politics thrilling and exciting!

[@rockerctereo2851]

Love this panel,(Achara,Steph,Jaby) best reaction panel on you tube. Great comments during the reaction especially Steph & Achara then Jaby as the closer

[@janmikaldouglas2767]

The word 'savvy' was invented for Mon Mothma, I feel. Love to see it. And did anyone think that the woman who met with Vel and told her to kill Cassian had a passing resemblance to very specific princess that features strongly in Star Wars? I think she could have been Leia's older sister.

[@markcruz359]

I thought it was the same woman that works with Luthen in the Antique store

[@ISavant]

@@markcruz359 it is

[@janmikaldouglas2767]

@@markcruz359 You are absolutely right. I missed that. She looks rather different than when she's in the store.

[@markcruz359]

@@janmikaldouglas2767 i think its a theme of the show how almost every character has a duality in their personalities and appearances. Especially the rebels they need to blend in, in an Empire-ruled galaxy.

[@prathapkutty7407]

I feel mon mothma's daughter looks like a young leia as well especially with her hairstyles and costumes.

[@fenrizsharp3938]

So soooo happy to see yularen even if this is all we will get from him im happy

[@deadbygaylight]

so it was him, i was wondering about that especially how they didnt show his face immediately

[@fenrizsharp3938]

@@deadbygaylight yup and i think they got a very close looking actor too. Well done overall

[@loreking486]

@@deadbygaylight subtitles say it was yularen

[@deadbygaylight]

@@loreking486 i don't use subtitles

[@byron7583]

damn, everyone is late for Andor today (besides your brother and reel rejects, those guys are animals 🤣) anyways, love you three together for this series, great stuff 👍

[@kepler22bfatherchamu]

This Show is jus Premium quality the acting the writing its jus 👌

[@Drrck11]

17:56 Its the Imperial Customer Service Call Center. 😄☎

[@markcruz359]

As much as im loving the series, its quiet sad to learn that it has low viewership numbers

[@therandomhorse66]

Sadly the show is too slow to keep general audiences engaged. Great for Star Wars fans though

[@markcruz359]

@@therandomhorse66 too slow? How fast do they want it to be? I think it has one of the best written scripts for a TV show currently on streaming

[@PeverellTheThird]

@@markcruz359 There's too much ADHD permeating the globe

[@charlie7mason]

@@markcruz359 At this point, your average viewer's mind is just mush that can't handle waiting for their next shot of adrenaline inducing spectacle.

[@csgollum]

"He didn't finish it!" My thoughts exactly! This is getting interesting...

[@arunanandh2057]

Andor is easily the best Star Wars show. Since how lukewarm the most recent Star Wars shows were.

[@janmitchell3976]

are you guys ready for the super sad old yeller moment between casian and his family droid(who has trouble lying)i know i need to start watching this a home instead of watching it at my pizza shop , dont feel like bawling with 6 retail windows around me.

[@JAYFLATLDN]

5:18 is the Barbican Center in London UK.

[@Penlager]

6:01 that's exactly how he said it 😂

[@mynameisjonboy]

If Mira was the star of her own movie and behaved the same way we see her here, she could easily be the Tom Cruise character from A Few Good Men. The only thing that changes is whether she's viewed as a hero or a villain--but in both cases, the characters act the same way to accomplish their goals.

[@John_Locke_108]

I love how we're seeing how grey the rebellion is. It's not black and white. It's gonna be messy and in order to save billions, there are going to be a lot of causalities. It's always reminded me of the American Revolution. The end justifies the means.

[@joe-robin]

26:21 The threat of vilence just hanging over your head all the time. I know what tha feels like

[@EddieDexterStewart]

15:36 Definitely an homage to Miami Vice.

[@ricitizen]

Thanks!

[@CinePals]

Again.... Thank YOU! And sorry for the super super late response. Didn't realize we had any super thanks on videos at the time.

[@pranavpatel5121]

I love this show. It kinda has nothing to do with star wars, which makes it unique. And the design of corsant and music 👌

[@joanvillora]

The music and all of the flamingo scene and the travelling over the shores, reminds me too much of the intro of "Miami Vice" original series. Easter Egg?

[@elizabethpain1403]

Maarva's (the mom) death will spark Cass's rebellion heart

[@aviakidos-lobitos2398]

Now the question is how do we now look at Saw Gerrera actions. everyone said he was to extreme. But so far Saw Gerrera actions seem mild

[@PeverellTheThird]

Mild? You can't be serious.

[@aviakidos-lobitos2398]

@@PeverellTheThird yes i am serious. From what you watched so far in Andor. His actions. Killing people, con, tricks, to watch his back., Political deception mental killing people on a daily basis.

[@theawesomeman9821]

yeah, Luthern's crew took a woman and child hostage

[@laigron7884]

@@theawesomeman9821 with intention of leting them go. They didnt intend to kill them.

[@theawesomeman9821]

@@laigron7884 you don't know that

[@palashsahu07]

BGM is so Lit!!!!

[@kaizen5023]

25:30 I agree with Achara, old school chum guy that is friend of Mon Mothma's could be very sus... he's almost TOO innocent-seeming, I don't like it... like maybe he was trying to draw her out and get her to admit that SHE is up to something sus???

[@freebird6591]

The actor has historically played turncoats and traitors too ha.

[@PeverellTheThird]

7:45 Symbolic spider webs.

[@u64770]

Jaby, I don't know if you ever saw the tv show Hannibal. If you didn't, it was a great watch and very much worth your time reacting to. But after Hannibal Lecter was caught and imprisoned it had some cool visuals of the freedom in self concept despite the physical surroundings. But should you never be able to reference what I am refering, then it is important to know that freedom is a state of mind. And that feeds into what Nemik was getting at. You may be able to do more things because there is all sorts of items around you at your disposal. But if you are being directed as to how and what to think, and dependent on others to do anything you need to do, and can be thrown in jail because so whatever, then are you free?

[@brunorendon9770]

I really hope uncle Harlo is Mel Brooks!!

[@unacamper6700]

Kleya is Cassion's sister

[@Drrck11]

I want to go to Planet Florida 😄🏖🌴

[@andrewiraianbu]

Didn't anyone recognise Colonel Wullf Yularen of ISB from StarWar Rebels and Clone Wars

[@freebird6591]

Not many people watched those.

[@steamfox]

Everyone saying how depressing the cubicles look while I thought wow that looks like an awesome workplace environment. Todays cubicles though, yeah they are depressing.

[@diegopansini3152]

Funny how the best shows get the least amount of recognition sometimes. The show "Krypton" had as much intrigue and pacing when it came to these political stories as Andor. And they both use high quality scenery in the same regard, believe it or not. Just look up the clip of the Kryptonian army fighting Doomsday

[@loreking486]

I can't believe we got yularen in live action.

[@theawesomeman9821]

he was in a New Hope, sitting beside Vader in one of the scenes

[@loreking486]

@@theawesomeman9821 Well yeah, but from memory he didnt do shit there

[@John_Locke_108]

I am amazed that Disney didn't try to neuter this show into 6 episodes. This is the same company that ruined Boba-Fett? Shocking.

[@2nd_Directorate]

That´s the thing. Kathleen Kennedy DID had direct supervision, theoretically at least. She concentrated more on Boba Fett and Obi-Wan. For her, and Disney, Andor is just a "need to do a series with our own character" part. To no ones suprise, if they don´t meddle, someone talented can make a good SW show....

[@TheMrOsher]

Acharaa 😍

[@aniketme621]

Jaby koay and Steph Achara Kirk 💀💀

[@allanallan2171]

I wish I could work an office job…

[@pardox28]

Is it really infantile to eat cereal as an adult?!? If you don't have cereal for breakfast, what are you eating for breakfast? I ask as an adult that still eats cereal.

Can I share your video as a reaction video on my channel?

[@nonagrey3422]

I love this show. If anything happens to Kleya I RIOT!

[@kaliavatar5518]

Who was kleya in the show ?!

[@nonagrey3422]

@@kaliavatar5518 She is Luthen's assistant at his shop. She's also the one in the red cloak that met with Vel

[@freebird6591]

Im 90percent sure the isb head is the blonde womans dad... A offhand comment in the first ep they appeared in made me think it straight away, plus couple other bits along the way. Then another sly comment here in this ep... I think they're father and daughter.

[@Toidal]

I bet the women he was with at the end is or is related to some high ranking imperial officer who shows him leniency. Only for her to find his go box and realize he was part of the robbery on Aldhani. Add some sympathy fuel to the fire when the rebels invariably blow the shit out of some imperial base with both diehard and 'innocent' imperial folk.

[@joshrandor4371]

Next episode Tatooine

[@larrote6467]

I recently rewatched rogue one, but the pacing and dumb references still distracted me (I think they should've spent a little more time in editing with that one)

[@LetsGetitBoah]

Be interesting to see how this first season ends. I'm wondering if we will ever see the Emperor or not, I hope so.

[@sayedafredi1027]

Daredevil season 2 reaction please

[@surfntrucks]

One last thing. I always thought the empire was the good guys. I felt the Sith corrupted the empire. Visually, the empire fired green lasers and the rebels fired red lasers. Sith had red light sabers and the Jedi had green and blue light sabers.

[@robinnandtheprophett]

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