ANDOR Episode 6 BREAKDOWN: Every Easter Egg and Star Wars Reference
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ANDOR Episode 6 pulls off one of the most intense Star Wars sequences of all time--and in this video we explain how the Imperial heist will have repercussions for the Rebel Alliance, the Empire, and the Rise of the Jedi Knights.
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Well, up until now the acts of rebellion against the empire were very, very small. You had the people escaping on the jedi path we saw in obi wan. And of course Dedra has been tracking down small random attacks across the galaxy that she believes are coordinated [because that’s how I would do it]. But this is the very first major attack of the rebels against the empire. It;’s obvious, and embarrassing. It makes the news, even senators are talking about it [it's all over the holo feed]. This event, well I’ll let poe say it [will be the spark that burns first order down]
But what’s more impressive is how this show telegraphs this with the visual metaphor of lights and fire. The first shot of the episode is caf being poured into a cup by a fire. The liquid symbolizes community, and life-they share this drink together. And the fire sustains that life and keeps the people warm.
The fire is also a metaphor for Nemik’s hope and optimism, which even he admits he’s having trouble sustaining [I thought my faith would sustain me…]. Later in the episode the al dhani light fires to welcome the celestial event of the eye. Then as things start to go badly for the group, the fire is extinguished.
But then of course, the sky itself is lit on fire, aiding in their escape. And after Nemik dies he passes his manifesto to Klem, like passing on the torch of the rebellion. So the episode begins with a literal fire, and ends with these metaphorical embers of the rebellion being lit.
So let’s go back to that conversation between Clem and Nemik. One thing this show does really well is to take time out of the story to just let characters talk about their feelings. This heightens the action of the episode, as we’re much more worried about what happened to characters that we actually care about.
Nemik is the true believer of the group, the warrior pot who believes he’s serving a greater good. But he’s scared about the day, so his doubts start to creep in. He doens;t understand why he couldn;t sleep-because his faith in the cause should have comforted him. He sees this in contrast to Clem [you don;t believe in anything].
Nemik then goe son to say he’s been writing about whether the rebellion need true believers, or if they should hire cutthroat mercenaries-should they become more like the empire. What’s happening here is that Nemik is actually questioning his own values. And Clem is happy to tell him how the empire values him. [you mean nothing to them / they don't care enough to learn].
To underscore this, we cut to the Commandant, basically talking smack about the natives. He goes on to explain how they kepe the numbers down for the ceremony. [we build taverns, etc]. This is showing exactly how little they think of the natives and their customs. They see these people as such simple folk that they can easily be distracted with simple pleasures, and that is how they control them. This is also very similar to how the British empire controlled many of its colonies; it slowly subverted native customs, until the natives were dressing and speaking like their oppressors. [used to be 15,000, now it's 150].
The empire is slowly weaning the al dhani off of their own culture, because this will make them easier to control. They want everyone registered under their own system, with every citizen assigned a chain code. And they’re doing this by making religious events like the eye seem antiquated and unimportant. We see this same tactic being used in the galactic senate, which I will talk about later. 
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Tamaryn handed Skeen a DLT-19 blaster rifle in the vault, a gun with a high r.o.f. Yet Skeen only fired single shots. Was confusin, but upon the reveal it’s a detail done on purpose. Skeen held back to get some of the crew killed. That’s why Tamaryn died, he expected heavy cover fire from Skeen whom he had handed the weapon to ; Skeen pulls back into cover instead of shooting the moment Tamaryn is out & can’t see him. It’s also why Gorn died, instead of buying him time for cover he let him stay a sitting duck in the middle. The hint of the betrayal was there in the gun
@@weppon5266 yes he did he was shot first
Wow, what an amazing catch you big fat nerd 🤓
Lol no just kidding, really amazing stuff.
@@michaeldeleon5277 No that was Tamaryn. Gorn is the undercover Imperial officer. He survives throughout the entire episode
@@weppon5266 Gorn was literally the first person shot
Except the DLT-19 is semi automatic in A New Hope, it only appears with a high rate of fire in the video games
Not really an Easter egg, but a bit of foreshadowing. When Cassian tells Nemik "You'll sleep when it's done" hints that he will die at the end.
damn pain
I said aloud "because you'll be dead"
Genius
I love how dam fast Casian shot that guy like he made the decision, drew and shot in like a second really shows his character
Skeen showed his hand and his own character. Came out as a liar and someone who is there to take what they can for themselves. When he called the payroll "winnings" it hit Kassa how much he was here to capitalize on the heist.
He's clearly on team "Shoot first."
Hesitation is the biggest mistake you can make
Trust me, when another company buys the IP they will make it that Skeem shot first….
Puts special edition Han to shame...
This episode was freaking incredible, and the eye itself was beautiful done.
This series sucks. It's so boring.
99% of the characters are human. This whole episode had 1 alien it was just a humanoid with 4 arms.
@@TheDogDad Apparently, from your certain point of view, you think the series is boring. That's fine, but from a certain point of view, the amazing story telling, acting, and screenwriting, are easily some of the best in all the Star Wars universe. From watching Andor, I look back at all the other Star Wars media, including all the movies, and think they are kind of short on substance now. The Star Wars universe is lucky to get such talented filmmakers at this high of a level.
@@TheDogDad some parts are boring but this episode was amazing
@@TheDogDad sorry that you genuinely think that this show is bad when it’s the best thing Star Wars has released recently. Sorry u just want action and fan service💀💀💀
@@TheDogDad it seems you have the attention span of a 10 year old. Not every Star Wars show needs fan service and 24/7 action.
You could see Nemik's death had an impact on andor even after the job was done, it'll be interesting to see how it affects his actions in next weeks episode.
I think he will be inspired by his memoirs.
Luthan's shop really seams like the kind of place Thrawn would frequent when he has some free time on Coruscant. I want to see these two poking at each other. Thrawn coming into window shop; Luthan cool as cucumber. Thrawn lamenting how unappreciative imperials are of planetary cultures and Galactic history.
Thrawn would likely sniff out Luthen for being duplicitous.
@@ravneiv Who knows. Maybe Thrawn could offer him a position with the Chiss like he did with Nightswan, Eli Vanto, and Assistant Director Ronin.
Thrawn is a double sided character, he most likely would sniff out Luthan for his rebellion sympathies because of the many Jedi artifacts. However, he would most likely overlook it because he holds cultural preservation, values, and beliefs above Empire politics with the exception for his love and preservation of the Chiss home world. The character flaw of Thrawn is cultural preservation, which Luthan above all people in the Star Wars universe would be able to exploit. I really hope this show highlights this as it would also set up Mandalorian in enemy character development.
was anyone else's anxiety just through the roof watching this episode? Amazing episode!
Gotta say skeen's betrayed hit me hard. He was my favorite of the group. Cassian is pretty justified in killing him.
I found his accent odd
What if he was testing Cassian? He’s the one that wanted to take the kid to the doctor 🤔
@@jesset2504 he takes the kid to the doctor so he can get the opportunity to take the profit and the ship
Yup, lied one too many times, not going to be trustworthy after pulling that
No he isn't.
Nevik saw that "Clem" was the one mostly likely of them all to survive, and wanted to pass his ideals on.
This episode was a 10 for me, I am loving this series.
I agree
I appreciated Skeen’s line, “the galaxy runs on luck.” Felt like an allusion to the force through the lens of a nonbeliever like Han (“oh yeah? Well I call it luck”)
I noticed that as well. The shows script is excellent.
What a great catch. I missed it.
Also “Clem” says that he only wants his cut even though he could take the whole thing after he killed Skeen. This shows to me that it was never actually for the money for him.
Edit: he is purposefully giving the money to the cause.
The detail put into the tie fighters and pilots was amazing
it's about time TIE fighters were treated with the same awe and gravitas as fighter jets
Humanizing the empire and not being so light or dark with the characters has to be the highlight of the episode. I'm glad we get to see how polarizing these events are. And the tension was the cherry on top.
EXACTLY THAT! Like not many are talking about how that Imperial Colonel that gets shot only wanted the kid to be set free. In a lesser show they would have him threaten the rebels only to save his own life. Besides, we still don't know what happened to the Commandant's family for sure, maybe the other rebel girl actually executed them.
Or even that they will be killed by the Empire to make the attack an 'atrocity' that they can exploit.
@@Lordaramiz man that would be too hard for a disney show but it would be awesome
I don't know if anyone noticed the symbolism of the Imperial officers drinking the drinks in the high command center juxtaposed with Cassian stating the correct position of the rebel guns in the prior episode.
In this episode, the 2 Imperial officers are drinking their drinks with their arms both inwards. One officer is left handed and the other officer is right handed. That means they both are positioned on the wrong side of each other for a war. But in the prior episode, Cassian told the rebels to march with their guns on the outside. It tells me the rebels are ready to get into position to fight a war and willing to make quick adjustments when needed, all while the Imperials are over confident in their complacency, or as Cassian stated, they are "fat and satisfied" in their greed and position in the universe. Not to mention the rebels are using guns which are a everyday tool, all while certain beverages can be luxury items.
It was one of my favorite pieces of subtle symbolism in the recent episodes.
"fat and satisfied" is a good description of the Commandant who keeled over from a heart attack ... 😁
I want to add: The rebels gun placement is in their dominant arms. Yes, the blaster is pointed inward at rest, but it will be pointed outward when fired. The rebels had no reason to fire their blasters because the disguises worked.
Also, there was no coincidence the Imperial officers arms faced inward. The director could have positioned the officers in any arm combination he wanted. The scene was very deliberately setup as symbolism. Of course the officers are not going to shot their drinks like a gun... and yet both officers died later in the episode to make my symbolic point true. Not to mention it's great foreshadowing.
Best Star Wars since Star Wars. The tension release at the end was titanic. What. A. Episode!!
agree
I prefer Mando
@@President-JonSnow.Malkowich same, Mando has been the only good show
Yeah I laughed sighed and exhaled with Luthen
@@TheDogDad why do you like it?
The way the imperial officer talks about the Aldhani is very similar to the way General Webb describes the French in Last of the Mohicans: "the French haven't the nature for war. Their Latinate voluptuousness combines with their Gallic laziness and the result is they'd rather eat and make love with their faces than fight." An amazing[ly cocky] line.
Let's go Andor!!!
Never thought I'd have a newer character enter my Star wars top 10. Cassian Andor is the man. Bravo to the team involved in this series. I haven't been this Star wars excited since, well a long time
I expected the heist to go wrong I did not expect it to go so wrong.
Reminds me of the quote "No plan survives first contact with the enemy"
Or, for the original quote from Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke
"No plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first encounter with the main enemy forces. Only the layman believes that in the course of a campaign he sees the consistent implementation of an original thought that has been considered in advance in every detail and retained to the end."
Nemik's death should have been prevented.
Something I noticed from my marching band days was when Klem/Cassian and the rebels are marching toward the Aldhani Dam, a group of soldiers fall in behind them and one of the soldiers in the back is marching out of step while the rebels are marching perfectly. It was a pretty good, subtle contrast between the two.
Skeen also failed to cover Taramyn and thats why he died, showing he only cared about himself
More like he is trying 2 get him killed
The commander says his son is 12 and can dress himself, while struggling himself with the belt.
He threats with the slap and gets slapped.
He says his son is always sickly and suffers a heart attack.
Great character details for a fascist
Fascism is good
@@accelerationquanta5816 Fascists are only good for decorating jail cells and lamposts.
@@johnmckiernan2176 Fascism is good for bettering your nation and freeing it of the influence of banks and corporations. You’re owned by Goldman-Sachs and BlackRock.
Close but not right. He says he’s 12.
Brilliant connections!'
The odd thing is when they were on the Credit shuttle I was thinking "eh, everyone except Cass can die."
THEN MOST THEM DID.
The tension, visuals, acting and action we deserved from the Star Wars story. This episode was great.
This episode was one of the best 50 min of star wars in a while
Am I wrong when I hear this show isn’t being watched to the extent of other at Star Wars shows? I noticed your nemesis Paul from Heavy Spoilers isn’t covering it which is shocking as this I think is the most amazing Star Wars show (I love the Mandalorian) but it makes no sense this isn’t being massively watched; the acting, writing, directing, and visuals are amazing! Thank you dear man ans doggie for your amazing coverage 😊
Because this show is boring. It's not good.
Because they need horrible writing and corny force users that parkor
@@TheDogDad by boring you mean pacing, plot development and intrigue.
@@TheDogDad run along little boy, here’s a shiny penny for you.
It’s only for grown ups. The character development drives the ones only wanting lightsaber battles mad.
This is what Star Wars needed. Expanding on the reason for a Rebellion.
Yeah, its not like the genocide they caused back in New hope was enough.
Shout out to the CGI team on the Eye celestial event. Skeen didn't think that second robbery through. Of course, Clem wouldn't be able to trust him on that moon 8 parsecs away.
There’s a line where Skeen says “Luck drives the whole galaxy.” Which is counter to what Obi Wan says “ In my experience, there’s no such thing as luck.” Obi Wan knew the force drove the Galaxy.
Han Solo also had the same mindset in the very first Star Wars movie when he meets Luke and Obi Wan
The force is luck
The boarding method of the TIEs was also portrayed this way in Rebels, in the episode where they first met (and smuggled out) Wedge. And boy was it rewarding to see in live action (and never so beautifully handled).
Truly loving this show. I love the slow burn to the fantastic action scenes and when Andor shoots Skene, LOVED IT!!!! I literally shouted THATS WHAT YOU GET!!
This Andor Episode is better than all of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Book of Boba Fett, Solo, & the entire sequel trilogy. If Star Wars can keep this up they can actually get back their status.
I also hope they can put out stories that aren't so stuck to the main movie story. It's a big galaxy, big universe, I want to see some other stuff too.
Mandalorian also
Don't stop there, it's better than the prequels and Mandalorian
Segues nicely into Rogue One, the best of the f/u movies/shows
i think cassian killed skeen so soon to blatantly avoid the trope of “are you with me? no? then die!” once again this show is streamlining storytelling in a satisfying way.
To me Cassian knew the second Skeen brought up treachery that he had to kill him. If he agreed to join Skeen, he knows SKeen would have double crossed him eventually but his de denied Skeen openly then he would have turned on him instantly and just claimed Cassian attacked him. No one would have doubted Skeen.
17:40 the necklaces looks inspired by the necklaces worn by the many different ethnic groups in China. I'm Hmong and it looks like something we would wear along with our traditional clothes.
This has got to be one of the most beautiful thing ever seen in SW. The Eye was just amazing to look out, from inside and from the nice panoramic view. The most intense too, even when we know Andor survives.
Man, this show is just perfect, I thought the mandalorian was the best we could get but I was wrong. This show feels so real. Great breakdown as always, and I didn’t see heavy spoilers post one yet 😹😹😹
Hey there Ryan! I also wanted to mention how this is the first time that Cassian took a drink that was offered to him without SMELLING it first! 🤩👍
honestly, this episode showed the rebellion in a more darker tone. The robbery was pretty brutal especially towards the family.
stims are in KOTOR. They have different types of stimulants for Strength, alacrity, and stamina. Battle Stims were favored by the old Mandalorians to "absorb damage and focus the mind on a fight" [the user is almost oblivious to damage suffered]
Very astute
Manager, the tense music interlaced with the diagetic joyous chanting could not have been replicated with background music alone. This was a masterpiece of tension.
Love Andor. Not just the same old good vs evil or light vs dark. It's the mental struggle and preparation for a role in the uncertain future.
Fun Fact: the cups that the Imperials were drinking out of are cups made by Otter Box. I know this because the company that I work for sells them as items that we engrave customer’s logos on. 😆
I think that either Gorn or Tamaryn survived the heist and that the camp/prison scenes from the trailer are them breaking that person out. Then I think the last story is going ti be back on Ferrix with the Aldhani team and the Ferrix crew.
I love the artistry when Nemik when he said he couldn't sleep but Andor said once this done you will sleep
Nemik ended up sleep forever knowing the mission partially successfully done....
I noticed that as well. I couldnt help but think it was foreshadow for one of two things, it was a successful mission, or most of the team is killed and captured...
I was partially right with that last one
The opening melody to “America the Beautiful” is part of the score as Nemik’s manifesto is handed to Cassian.
The main general guy when his belt was too big for him reminded me of Andor saying (in the trailers I forget what episode if it happened yet) sitting there all getting fat and stuff ( I don’t remember the exact line but it was like that does anyone recognize it
Good recall, that was in E3
@@vedeshpersaud8030 Oh thanks
I like the little detail where one of the Imperials explains that they "lease" the valley from the locals for goat skins (which they go on to discuss the smell of) and make a great show of that trade later in the ceremony only to show that the locals care as much for the Empire when they throw the skins on their fire.
Not sure where Aldani is in the galaxy, but the planet they go to after the heist with the doctor looks a lot like Saleucami from “The Deserter” clone wars episode, with the tall grass & huts.
You gotta love the scales of magnitude of the new Star Wars. In space, against KX9 laser cannons, a TIE fighter explodes in 2 overcharged hits. But it's still more than a match for anyone on the ground. AT-ST was the same way in the Toho story of Mandalorian; a nuisance, when you have the right equipment.
I knew Nemik was most likely going to die and I had a strong feeling that Skeen was going to betray them somehow.
But damn, I didn’t know it was going to this wrong 😳. This episode was amazing from start to finish.
Such a good episode, props to Susanna White for the directing. Also Nick Blood (the mustache guy) played Shield Agent Lance Hunter in Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Luthens reaction at the end was golden, maybe my favorite character.
I have a feeling that the SC crew comes up with all of this symbolism and then Disney sits back and goes "Uhhh...Yeah we totally meant to do that."
I thought SC was stretching with the drink thing, but the scene where the commandant and engineer were drinking together as Gorn looked on was definitely deliberately symbolic.
SC?
The scene with the crystals showering the atmosphere and the Tie Fighters chasing the freighter was classic Star Wars! It doesn't get much better than that! I am
SO glad the Mandolorian and Andor have brought back good classic Star Wars style shows. My ONLY complaint is there are only two seasons of Andor. I wish they would have made 4 or seasons.
Definitely the best episode of the series so far. The music definitely set it up as a bar to be kept up throughout. Can't wait to see where they go from here.
Watching the limited subtitles: "You look well for such a long journey" > "May the Eye stay open long enough for you to find some good within you.">"You may enter our scared temple. Peace to those who come in peace.">"Tell him our ghosts have strong hands and long memories." - (not subtitled but subtle) - "He says, May the eye find the good in all of us" - and then there is the look followed by the stare. This is some stellar work by all. Bravo!
I really enjoyed this episode
This show transcends the genre and the franchise it is truly great TV.
at 0:57 I was stunned that Poe was cued and didn't say "Somehow Palpatine returned"
9:04 There it is!
A near perfect episode, stunning visuals and edge of the seat suspense from beginning to end! Bravo to everyone involved 🫡
I'm gonna try waiting three weeks before watching the next episodes. Each episode has been a single act of a three arc story so far. Really enjoying the Star Wars realism of Andor. Would love to see a Vader series made in a similar "grown up" style with stories based on the recent good comic runs.
Hey, I have some news for you.
Apparently, next episode is gonna be different.
Ep. 7 is going to be it's own thing, while following episodes ara going to be just like we've got so far.
Not sure what the imperials we’re playing, but I am fairly certain it was not sabacc. The hand names were not consistent with previously established sabacc names. Also, sabacc cards are either rectangular or longer hexagons than the Catan-like cards they were putting down.
Sabacc is like a mix of Poker and Blackjack, the game they play in this episode is more like dominoes, it seems
I'm glad to see I'm not the first to point that out. I was thrilled to see a new game other than Sabacc and Dejarik. It definitely has a more domino vibe. if you take a close look the metal hexes have different sets of red pips on them just like dominos. and the players align their pieces with the red pips matching. Each player says something different when they play a piece, the first two sound like "hexba" and "hexa". the 3rd player seems to play the best hex as everyone else is frustrated by it. I can't make out what he's saying through the accent, something like "hoxola", it's clearly a third word announcing a better play. they also just Anted up moments before someone seems to have a lead, so it's clearly a shorter game than our earth dominos. after rewatching it, I'm also noticing that there are two kinds of pips, red pips, and open holes.
whatever the game is it's very different from any of the various rules of Sabacc we've seen. or even pazaak from Kotor.
The whole attack was very reminscent of the film The Heroes of Telemark which accounts the true story of a small team of British/Norwegian special forces attacking a German dam to stop its production of heavy water.
Heroes of the Telemark carry Viking blood in veins.
Warriors of the Northern Land, THEY LIVE FOREVER MOREEEEEEE!
the Aldani did look Norwegian
Last word K2SO to Andor, "Climb." Last word Nemik to Andor, "Climb."
That got me right in the heart.
I was kind of wondering if Skeen was just testing Clem and got killed for it.
I thought this too. Maybe they intended for us to feel conflicted about Clem/Cassian's actions in that moment.
At first me too, but the details from Skeen... and that would not have been the time to lie about his backstory
I just realised on the senate scene, only the occupied seat are light up, and most of them are off...
The boy playing the Imperial’s son that was taken hostage looks like the same actor who was the young Blackwood that made a play for Rhaenyra’s hand in HOTD.
I love all the high-fives Doug is getting!
cassian tells nemek he can sleep when the mission is over, directly foreshadowing Nemek's death.
3:10 they were actually drinking “Sith Roast” from the Phineas and Ferb special
This was the best episode of Star Wars and maybe any show I’ve seen for a long long time. I can’t remember any show better!
No comic book goofy villains. No turncoat imperials with a change of heart. This is the Empire I wanted to see. The banality of evil
No turncoat imperials? Didn't an imperial officer and stormtrooper take part in staging a heist?
once again, I need to compliment the music used in Andor. The episode had me literally on the edge of my seat, and the music was a huge part of that experience. BRAVO, this is what ALL Star Wars content should be like
Seeing the senate chamber so empty, and seeing those there walking away from Mon mothmas speech is so sad. They just don't care about what's right ,and wrong ,and it's all the reason to shut it down.
This episode was a love letter to Star Wars
I hated Disney from brought us the sequels, but I'm also gratified for Andor
I live the cuthroatedness of the rebellion and how they're showing that you must lower to your enemies level to silently win
Pretty fire episode this is exactly what we have all been waiting for 🎉
¡Se viene una tormenta! Greetings from Bolivia, a country where some people are decendents of Incas.
I liked how Gorg told the guy smoking to be at his post, and that's what caused crap to hit the fan
My heart was pumping pretty hard during this episode. It was good.
As soon as dude started sounding like Mouse from the Matrix, I knew he was a dead man walking.
Great episode. Love this type of Star Wars, the intricate details, the uniforms, the back stories revealed here and there...so good.
I appreciate the grey area Andor exists in, the heroes have a sacrificial quality because they are choosing to serve a cause. Unlike trained soldiers, most are just regular folks who had their fill. The story demonstrates the patriotism of the common man against the scheming maneuvers of those who serve the oppressors. Good Video! PS: Doug needs to sign off too, if anyone deserves that perk it should be the manager.
i think cassian shot skeen so fast because he was disgusted by his willingness to betray the crew especially considering how skeen was suspicious of cassian initially and how skeen threatened him in the previous episode only to end up wanting to betray them. skeen’s eagerness to betray them also explains his cold feet in the previous episode.
Ryan: "We'll find a way to fix this, now where was I?"
Me: "Kicking out that damn sock, for being such a jerk to Doug!"
I was thinking more like "set the damn sock on fire, it can't talk to Doug like that."
So far this show is really good! There was one thing in this episode and the previous one that really bugged me. When the crew are posing as imperial soldiers, they are pointing their blasters to the side AT each other as they march! I don't know if blasters in Star Wars have a safety feature, I imagine they do, but you never point your gun or blaster in this case at another person even when its safety is on!
The eye is the most beautiful scene out of Disney Star Wars
@12:53 "I said what I said". Dead, but not as much as the teddy bear friend
I love that you're referring to Qyburn as Qyburn.
This was a prime example of how a suspenseful episode should be.
minute 9.04 of this video is gold!!
Damn just following suit like with SW:Rogue One, this show and Diego Luna have hit this out the park 🤝🙌
I can't even put into words how good this episode was. 11/10
This episode was fucking awesome! It was brutal! It reminded me of that movie "The Town". About bank robberies in a part of Boston called Charlottetown. It has Batman and Hawkeye in it. Andor and crew are brutal. I really believe they would have killed that guy's family if he didn't cooperate.
Michael Keaton and Alan Alda are in The Town?
@@TheIronDuke9 😂😂😂
That part of Boston is Charlestown.
The best Star Wars TV show to date! Better then the other stuff we got recently
I was a bit confused by the lack of repercussions of the Lt's "misinterpretation" of the Chief. But it showed us that the Chief understood what the others were saying
Can you imagine if we see Bodhi Rook meeting Galen Erso at one point? It’d be so cool to how defection within the Empire parallels the formation of the Rebellion.
This was some cracking telly and one of the best things Star Wars has done in the last twenty years.
Intrestingly the treatment of the natives on the planet is very closinly related to the treatment of the Scots by the British during the highland clearences of the 1750s onwards, where natives were evicted from land on mass to make way for farming. 30% of Scots used to live in the highlands, today its less than 8%. This planet was also filmed in Scotland and the highland clearences were referenced directly by name in the last episode. Pretty cool link.
Having been brought up in the Highlands of Scotland, I thought the exact same thing! Small-holding farmers (crofters as we call them) being evicted to clear the land and many forced to move to industrial lowland cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh to work in factories. I thought it was quite appropriate to use this tragic part of Scotland's history as a parallel history for the planet which was being filmed there. Also feels like "The Eye" might be loosely based on the Northern Lights, which can often be seen from the Scottish Highlands.😍
Here to leave my weekly comment about how much I love how you include your puppy !
that sky was the most beautiful shot i've ever seen from star wars
The fact you referred to the leader of the ISB as Qyburn hahahah
Yeah, same actor.