TIE Fighter Spots the Secret Camp | Star Wars Andor Series | Episode 5 (HD)

The TIE fighters are so well done in this!
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Star Wars Andor Series Episode 5
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[@celebrim1]

I love how they make a single Tie Fighter terrifying.

[@firstlast-wm3li]

TIE* It's an acronym for Twin Ion Engine.

[@HellcatF6]

@@firstlast-wm3li 🤓

[@firstlast-wm3li]

@@HellcatF6 Cry more.

[@eftalanquest]

@@firstlast-wm3li NEEEEEERD

[@firstlast-wm3li]

@@eftalanquest What are you doing here. then? Clown. Pound sand.

[@Schizm1]

One... ONE tie fighter had more "impact" than hundreds of Imperial Destroyers in The Rise of Skywalker. Andor is heads and above all Disney SW content. Even Mando.

[@HolyknightVader999]

Mando is basically the writers playing with action figures on screen. Not bad, but it could be better. Andor tried to tackle Star Wars from a grimdark angle, and it works very well.

[@tvushington6994]

Right on the money 💯

[@seanhooper446]

Mando has devolved into nostalgia bait and making Baby Yoda a sellable product. The first season was pretty good though. Definitely a different tone though.

[@MichaelCasanovaMusic]

The sound design for the TIE fighters in this show is incredible

[@j.avaldes9856]

Sounds like a WW2 Stuka, but even more evil.

[@dr.steelworth5775]

@@j.avaldes9856 I love that description. A more evil Stuka

[@Dannzt]

​​@@dr.steelworth5775 if im not mistaken, the tie fighter sound were inspired by the stukas

[@d3rpybac0n83]

@@Dannzt They were. Ben Burtt wanted the howl to invoke the level of fear that the Jericho trumpets on the Stukas did

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

This sets the power structure to a far more realistic standard. Instead of Ties being toys for Jedi to blow up, here we see normal people (a parallel to us the audience) being shown a seemingly insurmountable obstacle, what is in reality a high end piece of military hardware. If we were in Star Wars as ourselves, this is how it would feel, not like some arcade game.

[@rabbitsfoot8]

nailed it...if you weren't a jedi...hell even if you were a Tie fighter would be fear inducing...

[@jibril2473]

That’s right not all that unga bunga boom boom kill kill sweep stuff you see in their theatrical releases.

[@bluebaum2.7.16]

Tie fighter are actually quite shit but they look terrifying

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

@@bluebaum2.7.16 I mean, so is a Spitfire compared to a stealth jet but those WWII 20mm cannons will kill you all the same.

[@mrspecs9211]

@@jacobbaumgardner3406 good point lol

[@Arbiter5749]

This scene gave me serious Dunkirk vibes. Love it

[@JC-mi7wn]

It really does

[@kidofsteel0362]

Exactly how it was meant to. The TIE’s were meant to mirror the Stuka dive bombers that Germany used and made those horrific roars when they’d dive.

[@MikMoen]

That pilot probably spotted some livestock herders and decided to have a little fun with the locals.

[@yume5338]

I assumed he saw something suspicious from higher up and came down for a closer look. I like your idea better.

[@ZS-bg7jo]

Given the world building of the show and the context of the scene, this is probably exactly what happened. It is the sort of thing fighter pilots do in the real world too.

[@pierceplaysstudios245]

God this scene did such a good job at making the Tie feared

[@celebrim1]

Cassian Andor's, "Those are Tie Fighters!...This is a suicide mission!"

[@andrewwest4400]

The sound design team seems like they mimicked WW2 German dive bombers. That scream is terrifying

[@Notacrime2023]

Tie Fighters were absolutely inspired by Stuka dive sirens.

[@Kokong]

A lot of Star Wars weapons and vehicles are inspired from ww2.

[@shadzep2701]

Mandalorian - Makes AT-ST Scary Andor - Makes TIE Fighter Scary Can't wait to see what's next

[@samconduct1356]

Rogue One - Makes AT AT Scary

[@Captianmex1C0]

@@samconduct1356 I can't wait for a scene with a squad of B1 droids Tearing thew a village while farmers try fighting back. Something to show that B1 droids to the average citizen are still War Machines in high numbers

[@mrspecs9211]

MOUSE DROIDS. this is disneys chance at redemption lol

[@tastiersleet3502]

@@samconduct1356 AT ATs were always pretty scary tho tbf

[@nanoman8]

Now make stromtroopers scary

[@featgorgon3985]

what makes this scene more impactful is the knowledge that this wasn’t something that pilot did on his own, the empire mandated that pilots do this kind of stuff to remind the population of worlds that they were present and could do whatever they wanted

[@claremontcowboy7409]

you're reading a little too much into it buddy, Star Wars 'lore' is a mess

[@tvushington6994]

This is the most terrifying depiction of a tie fighter ever adapted on screen. This show truly is a hidden gem and wish more people see it.

[@dumbo1950]

Man back in ANH the tie fighters were kinda scary specifically in the trench run scenes. The camera would always cut to the rebels nervous expression back to the tie fighters as they come closer.

[@angelic_disappointment7889]

They were literally bodying X-wings whilst outnumbered, they were not no “kinda” scary.

[@mhill781]

Permission to buzz the farmers? Affirmative Ghostrider, the pattern is yours.

[@Xcyper33]

This scene is incredibly underrated. It gives so much "weight" to vehicles in a way thats different than other movies/shows.

[@normietwiceremoved]

The detail on the water is just genius and makes you feel something. You KNOW instinctively the weight of water, so when the TIE flies by, you understand instinctively how much its displacing the air. Brilliant.

[@70agrr]

A small, but already very powerful and iconic scene, a few seconds and we see one of the reasons why the TIE fighter is so feared...

[@tumsfestival8027]

When this happened I rewound the show and played this over with the speakers maxed. This is Star Wars

[@buffalobill4892]

I can say with firsthand experience that this is *exactly* how it feels in real life to have a fighter jet soar right over you! This scene is an outstanding example of how Andor approaches a more realistic experience of the fantastical setting of Star Wars.

[@revan4638]

After newest Ahsoka episode i m pissed of how they showed tie fighters there, so i m here to see a magnificent work of Andor

[@omarbaba9892]

What was wrong with them?

[@revan4638]

@@omarbaba9892 they were destroyed in few seconds, by just lunching the ship, like in some cartoon for kids

[@MrCagatorio]

This scene is one of the best scenes in all of star wars. What a brilliant series.

[@tamashorvath224]

You know the pilot had a good laugh.

[@SpanishAvenger]

I like how they added a bit of a more obvious Stuka sound on TIEs

[@KingGhidorah777]

The sound of the TIE fighter screech and Stuka compliment each other perfectly

[@1326bigpoppa]

That's got be loudest fly-by ever by tie fighters

[@DylanoRevs]

I can imagine the TIE fighter being a fighter jet and it would still get the same reaction from the characters. That's just how good it is.

[@Notacrime2023]

Probably the coolest scene Star Wars has given us since Rogue One

[@moonlight39echo]

Nothing more says "I see you" than buzzing as low and fast as you can. The pilot clearly saw them and could have just reported it. Nah, they turned and charged saying run while you can.

[@fabulousfrance]

The pilot tought they were natives from the planet and not a commando. Just wanted to show that Empire now rules here and scare them off.

[@scaryghost5721]

The pilot is just doing that for fun. If you watch the Top Gun movie you know what im talking about

[@scottf5791]

@@scaryghost5721 yeah maybe. But I also like to think that the Pilot knows something fishy is going on and decided to do a flyby to keep them in check as a show of force.

[@franciscojavier8326]

It's a fear-inducing tactic, it's all about showing and making other remember the power of the Empire... "We rule here, don't forget that"

[@wouters1180]

@@franciscojavier8326 Exactly

[@MyFavorite_Scenes]

Loved this show, the first modern star wars content that i'm enjoying watching. Top notch writting and buildup, people who conplain about this being slow deserve to watch that terrible Book Of Boba Fett show at least 10 times

[@mariocornejo3139]

The Boba Fett series is decent, Obi wan's series is bad and Andor is wonderful

[@starwarstairique]

I disagree. This show hardly feels like Star Wars. It's not even close to the quality of the prequels, originals, clone wars, rogue one, fallen order, etc. The director said he doesn't even like Star Wars which makes complete sense. Even though he's respecting the SW lore to an extent, it still seems like a mid, well written show. Just because many people don't like a show you like, it doesn't mean they're wrong.

[@mariocornejo3139]

@@starwarstairique If we talk about quality, the prequels stand out in fights, character design and planets, but their script is horrible and people only remember the dialogues because of the memes. While Clone wars (the best star wars series) was good until season 3 because the first ones were bad. Andor and Rogue One Literally are the products of the saga that have the best script and the most coherent without having to have fanservice every minute.

[@mariocornejo3139]

@@starwarstairique You should put into practice what you said that the others are wrong. since it shows that you are not being objective and you are only letting yourself be carried away by your tastes. The prequels are my favorite star wars trilogy, but I don't consider that movies of quality

[@starwarstairique]

@@mariocornejo3139 You must’ve not read my comment. That second reply of yours doesn’t make sense considering what my comment says.

[@mco119jj]

This single clip is far more exciting than anything happening in the Mandalorian right now after four episodes, that’s for sure.

[@Nariko96]

THATS HOW U MAKE A SERIES!!!! Show dont tell!!!

[@juancabardo21]

Exactly. Take note boba fett and kenobi.

[@hmrdev-billnye8166]

When i first watched the episode, i got goosebumps when it passed by. Something like a real jet pass-by

[@ryany3369]

The sound is similar to the Luftwaffe bombers in WWII, terrifying sound.

[@j.avaldes9856]

Daaamn, just like a Stuka but even more evil.

[@RockSmithStudio]

The cinematography in this show is absolutely amazing

[@HolyknightVader999]

It's the Imperial equivalent of driving through a puddle to splash the guy on the sidewalk. You can bet the pilot was just having his kicks when he flew close by.

[@yseson_]

Andor’s crew *imperial prick* Tie pilot *highwaaay to the Dangerzone*

[@wouters1180]

😆

[@fabioochoa3455]

As terrifying as a stuka sound in dunkirk

[@gplgs4640]

It really says something when a single TIE Fighter in Andor is able to be more intimidating than a fleet of planet-destroying Star Destroyers in Rise of Skywalker. Really shows the difference between a story written to tell a story VS. a story written to make money off of the IP.

[@AnthonyChew]

That fly-by is madness!

[@flaviovisconti4415]

It’s crazy how jet fighters do such things in real life, either to frighten citizens or just to show off. In 1998 in Northern Italy two American fighters were doing this exact stunt for fun and cut a cable car rope killing 20 people.

[@hungtheheroluu]

This show really makes the Empire and their seemingly inferior hardware more intimidating, exemplified with a single patrolling TIE Fighter buzzing the sheep-farmers-but-actually-rebels at max speed with an ear-piercing roar close to the ground, with the helpless rebels having no choice but to cover their ears and duck their heads when they thought they were safe and weren’t being watched.

[@DarkLiberatorZone]

I got the impression from this scene that the TIE fighter pilot wanted to mess with them since he assumed they were the remaining locals

[@Vasher-The-Destroyer]

fun fact this is a real life military tactic

[@kylear6120]

Show of force right?

[@Vasher-The-Destroyer]

@@kylear6120 yep and also to scare the crap out the enemy like the US used this tactic on suspected bomb making people

[@barraki97]

The sound of the Ion engine The colour and sounds of the lasers Dozen of different designs each more deadlier then the last I love the TIE series

[@MrObiwan1]

LOVED this show ! LOVED this scene ❤

[@allanjstark]

Great shot. Want more of this great edited Stuff

[@themarsman5155]

Cassian was right they probably would be screwed with out them who knows how many tie fighters they have. I think the guy who works undercover as an officer might double cross them, I'm not certain though

[@TruthbtoldMD]

Andor and Rogue one. Basically saved Star Wars.

[@attiepollard7847]

Not really because Catherine Kennedy won't let the same people take over Star wars

[@HolyknightVader999]

A lot of people seem to really underestimate TIE Fighters, seeing them as cannon fodder. But we've seen from the OT how TIEs have no problems blowing X and Y-Wings out of the sky, and games such as the classic SW Battlefront 1 and 2, as well as Rogue Leader and TIE Fighter, can show how devastating TIEs can be against Rebel starfighters if piloted by skilled men. A skilled player stepping into the shoes of a TIE pilot can take down 12-20 Rebel starfighters in any given battle using the TIE's agility and heavy firepower alone, and even Rebel players find it annoying when a TIE Fighter tailgates them and blows them out of the sky. So that's both the original canon movies and some very good video game examples showing how TIEs can be devastating against their enemies, and they usually come in large numbers. There's a reason why Rebel fleets are mostly hit and run units during most of the Galactic Civil War prior to the Battle of Endor; the moment too many TIEs or warships show up, they know the game is up, and no amount of shields will save a Rebel starfighter from a swarm of vicious TIEs.

[@chopperharris32]

due to the tone and stakes set up in the story this scene is terrifying

[@ChaplainIdaeus]

Orgasmic sound design.

[@robertoaguirrematurana6419]

My only complain about this scene is the lack of reaction of the sheeps.

[@clevergirl4457]

lol, they should've blasted an air horn or something during the scene to startle them.

[@juancabardo21]

They were probably living there for a while, so they were like, “Oh, more TIEs just to remind me that it’s Wednesday. Oh darnit.”

[@scottf5791]

They’re sheep from a galaxy far far away. They’re not your average sheep hoorah

[@vorpalweapon4814]

good point but the sheep not giving a shit is at least a little bit funny

[@decioolivojr7807]

This is the Disney part ....

[@davidbakke9293]

Literally the cheapest, most barebones ship in all of star wars was somehow made so terrifying. It wasn’t any faster, bigger, or louder, but it had such an impact.

[@DarkCatfish]

love the scream of those engines

[@facundoquiroga8060]

Marvelous.

[@nazgulthedeathless9403]

Say what you will about how the tie fighters actually performed in combat against x-wings but remember… where there’s 1 tie fighter, there’s dozens if not hundreds not far away

[@mostdefinitelynotadurian1043]

Makes me wonder why didn't they just prep the guns underneath the trees, seems like far safer then standing out in the open on the mountain

[@williamsavory5943]

The tie fighter has so much in common with the ww2 'stuka' dive bomber, Which is why i love the tie fighter so much

[@digimortal15]

This show really made the rebellion feel real. As it odd as it may sound it did for me. It showed that it wasn’t really unified. It had idealists, criminals, and true believers. Loved this show.

[@koreboredom4302]

I can't believe these mfers made me fear a LEGO set.

[@phantomsanic3604]

When you realize that if the Imperials here were like the ones that tried to catch Luthen's haulcraft, then that TIE would’ve had some great target practice.

[@simontate1262]

tie fighter perfection

[@Ghostviking69]

Now that's a friggin Tie Fighter.

[@zavot]

That TIE Fighter pilot is Argentine

[@marinhaalternativa3829]

Fr fr?

[@GasparKvarta]

Nice

[@naiopiaio7125]

I see what you did there

[@lewi468]

As an argentine, I dont get it

[@zavot]

@@lewi468 We are known for flying really low, you should know that lol

[@abrahamissac5938]

When you see a F-22 & there’s nothing you can do about it.

[@Wailwulf]

I would be more afraid of an A-10 Warthog

[@mill2712]

@@Wailwulf Me too. Because if a Warthog is that low and you're the enemy, it means you're time is cut short. If it's a raptor, he or she is just showing off. Because if that pilot wanted you dead, you would have been so already.

[@bubbasynklayr6965]

Supersonic flyby! Cool!

[@ReneSejling]

This was amazing

[@mogg34y]

This show was epic. I remember people bitching online when it was announced. Then at star wars celebration they showed behind the scenes saying we are shooting this no different to a movie. All location huge sets no volume. It bloody shows. Andor and Rogue One are right now the best Disney Star Wars. Andor is brilliant 👏

[@jakemensik2842]

It sounds fucking mad when he kicks the throttle in.

[@impulseelectrobrine1259]

Flying a tie fighter would be fun until you have to fight in it

[@CommunistTomCruize]

For some ever reason this gives me Top Gun Maverick vibes

[@-NateTheGreat]

Running would of raised suspicion. They had to pucker up!

[@sabotabo7476]

you know that pilot just saw some locals on the ground and decided "let's fuck with them" lol

[@Ladterchannel]

Can you imagine if it went on a strafing run

[@GetMeMoreGuns]

If any of you have read Star Wars: Lost Stars, which I guarantee you haven't cus it's well....a romance novel, you would know that one of the main characters actually said it was a daily task for him to take his TIE out and scare people to remind them that they can't and shouldn't take on the Empire.

[@enfinite285]

this reminds me of how that AT-ST scene from The Mandalorian

[@robertfarrar1165]

Easily my favorite parts of the last 2 episodes.

[@hamavery6476]

That’s fking awesome

[@agentreddagger2408]

When I saw this scene for the first time I watched it with my family and it was connected to speakers with base and I was like omg wow

[@StarchAddict]

Don't worry guys, I'm sure Wedge will scratch that eye ball. Right guys?

[@brianpierce2758]

Like a god damn f-18 fly by

[@ericmorang3903]

With a history of high speed passes over five air control towers and one admiral's daughter!

[@luminaraunduli2791]

...penny benjamin...?? 😆

[@ShonanMiura]

How ridiculous of a world do we live in where disney could make a single TIE flyby frightening

[@rabbitsfoot8]

i'd have to change my shorts

[@evolicious]

Average x-wing fan versus tie fighter enjoyer

[@thenrgtobi]

0:15

[@ryanwimberley2164]

Reminds me of the Frogfeet flybys we keep seeing from Ukraine.

[@ruaridhshuttleworth5693]

wonder if this was filmed in Scotland

[@julienvalley28]

I think due to COVID, most of this was filmed in the UK, also explaining most of the locally sourced actors throughout the show.

[@Mronyguy1]

sheep did not care. sort of a blunder with something moving that fast sheep would have been scared

[@omarbaba9892]

They’re probably used to it

[@HerrHeissler]

My grandfather started break dancing after seeing this scene

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Asshold 🤣

[@thedude9999]

Why don’t they have their camp in the forest?

[@Gigacom]

The goats: I Dont care

[@sgtjohnson]

Gotta say tie fighters would suck for stealth missions

[@HolyknightVader999]

There's a model for stealth missions called the TIE Phantom, complete with a cloaking device.

[@mrtomato5132]

ah yes, a "secret" camp out in an open field 10/10

[@omarbaba9892]

Because the TIE thought they were Shepards

[@scoutguard3015]

The only thrilling scene in this episode

[@cucumberwater6]

eh i love the building up. just like the first two episodes.

[@moonlight39echo]

Only thrilling scene, yes I can agree. But the built up tension of everything just about to happen is just at the edge.

[@celebrim1]

Yeah, but the tension is so thick you are choking on it. Everyone is terrified all the time, and they have every right to be. Next episode I expect everything to explode.

[@juancabardo21]

Don’t worry, these episodes have just been building it up. There’s a turning point every 3 episodes, and i think episode 6 is where the fun really is.

[@scottf5791]

Yeah agreed but this scene alone is better than Bobba Fett and Kenobi shows combined.

[@patrickbasin9389]

You would have heard an echo before it returned

[@moealn]

Lots of womansplaining