Andor (Disney+) • Page 23

I’m not ruling out that the empire recaptures Kino cause he didn’t take the jump and he ends up fueling Palpy’s clone project.

 

Kino gets recaptured and becomes Grand Moff Tarkin

 

The wait for each episode of this show is excruciating. Then it feels like it's over in 15 minutes.

 

I’m just excited for the Power Rangers showing up

 

Luthen continues to rise to one of my favorite characters in all of Star Wars.

 

Another great episode. Shit is going down on Ferrix next week.

 

I just saw someone on Facebook post that Melshi is a sergeant in the rebellion in Rogue One. I hadn’t put this together.

 

Yeah he's the one who shows up to rescue Jyn when she's aboard that prison transport in R1. He dies while on the radio with Bodhi when he's asking about the master switch :(

I love that they brought him in so early.

 

This episode fucked me up

 

Another great episode; Luthen's escape from the cruiser was great, especially how all those little sharp things destroyed the shield/beam device thing.

 

That scene was incredible. A couple really heartbreaking moments in this episode too.

 

Luthen's ship is pretty cool. Loved that whole sequence. While watching Andor look out at the horizon from the beach at the end, I couldn't help but think of the end of Rogue One with Andor and Jyn on the beach.

 

I loved that ep even more than last week damn.

 

I just wanted to give B2EMO a hug

 

Yeah that droid absolutely made me feel things

 

He is aptly named

 

We are so blessed. My god it doesn’t miss.

 

B2EMO made me go hug my dog.

 

I might have to wait two weeks for this finale because of thanksgiving travel. It's going to kill me.

 

oh man I just realized I have tickets to see Glass Onion that night lol

 

Great episode. Certainly felt like the most transitional episode so far, but everything was well done. Mon Mothma and the ship battle were highlights for sure.

 

ugh this one was wayyyyyyyyy too short

As for this week's incredible shot, it's gotta be that slow zoom out from the bridge of the imperial ship. The officer shaking his head in embarassment and you can see the tractor beam dish just falling to pieces in space in the reflection and the aftermath of the TIE explosions

 

I am surprised, but also not surprised, at how under the radar this is. I know the show was announced YEARS ago, but then it just sort of came out and it's definitely not typical star wars, so I think under promoted and then not an easy show to market? It has been a revelation though for me, and I hope that the finale slays, and the 2nd season is just as good, and maybe we get some more gritty, realistic star wars shows. It's refreshing to be away from the Jedi good/sith bad simplicity, and be seeing a world that feels lived in with characters that have real motivations based on their day in and day out lives under the empire.

Also the dialogue is absolutely incredible. The way that all the characters interact from the ISB inner workings, to the prisoners, to Luthen and saw, it's just pitch perfect.

I had no expectations for this show at all and it's definitely my favorite show of the year and favorite in a long time.