Andor (Disney+) • Page 26

Great finale. Anvil tower guy for MVP of the riot sequence.

Easily one of my favorite shows of the year.

 

Anvil guy was the MVP of the whole season, king

 

On the riot scene right now. I think i might have yelled "hell yeah dude!" outloud like 10 times already

 

I am in TEARS over that Andor B2EMO interaction

 

Best show of the year

 

This was fucking phenomenal, holy shit

 

B2 is much too sweet of a boy to become K2 like some people are theorizing

What a season and show. It's gonna be a long wait for S2. I believe I saw something that said they just started filming it. Between Mando, Ashoka, and Acolyte I feel it's going to be 2024 before the next season

 

Yeah this was incredible. I can’t believe they pulled off an entire season like this. I kept cynically expecting the other shoe to drop the whole season, but nope. This is definitely up there as one of my favorite Star Wars things now and I can’t believe how happy I am to say that.

 

Wow. Stuck the landing.

 

One of the funniest sequences I’ve ever seen in Star Wars has to be the reaction on Dedra’s face when she gets smacked in the head with a rock directly followed by anvil dude yeeting a storm trooper off the tower. I think I replayed that like 5 times.

amazing season btw

 

I too would go to war for B2EMO

 

I am still enthralled by the fact that we have a droid actually lovingly named B2EMO in the Star Wars universe and the little guy is just the best.

 

Where is he in the droid power rankings. He wouldn't be in my top five. Probably slot in at 6. Just so many good droids in star wars.

1. R2D2
2. Chopper
3. BB8
4. K2SO
5. L3

 

One of the best shows of the year. Hitting a dude in the face with Maarva’s brick on Rix Road was epic, you’ll never see that in a Star Wars property again. Just perfect season-long set up and execution storytelling.

 

it's kind of amazing how pretty much all era's/versions of star wars have great droid characters. The only one I've come across that I don't like is from the book Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire, but that whole book so far isn't too great

 

Was this also the first time we see someone get knifed on screen in Star Wars?

And shout-out to that flashback scene with Clem, so powerful for such a short scene

 

Also this makes me understand my feelings for Andor as a character so much more

 

Yeah. That’s exactly what I loved about the prison arc and the heist. Yes, Cassian was there and instrumental, but he wasn’t out there at the very center of it all leading the way. He could never do any of it alone, and that’s what made Kino’s speech over the intercom so rousing. In that moment you didn’t really know any of the prisoners outside of maybe a handful, but you cared about the fate of them all.

 

Through 6 episodes. This is so good. Upper echelon of SW shows/movies.

 

Enjoying the ringer verse deep dives on this. Not a big fan of the midnight boys so I haven't really continued with their podcast. But because Mallory and the other person were so busy with house of the dragon and Lord of the rings they didn't start until episode 7.

 

Man you have some great TV coming your way. The last episode felt like 5 minutes to me - hope you enjoy the rest of the season.

 

Echoing the praise, the finale was just the cherry on top of an absolutely incredible season of television. I got hardcore chills when the funeral procession changed the music to be more upbeat and started charging at the Empire in the riot gear, that tone change was so fucking well done. Perfect ending too with Andor finally realizing how much he actually wants to take those motherfuckers down. I cannot wait to see where this goes next season, I have a feeling it'll be more Star Wars-y just because it's more openly about the Rebellion coming together but still manage to keep the super grounded and gritty tone

And yeah about Andor as a character, I definitely noticed that he kind of took the backseat on his own show a lot of the time but it definitely felt intentional, a good amount of his screentime was him just kinda reacting to things going on around him while others led. Starting with the prison arc though we saw him more and more starting to take leadership positions, and I really think his turn to fully wanting to join Luthen's cause at the end felt earned and natural. Diego Luna's performance in this show is really understated but fantastic, I bought every second of it