Andor Episode 12 Finale FULL Breakdown, Post Credit Scene and Star Wars Easter Eggs
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Covering FULL Star Wars Andor Episode 12 Finale. Andor Post Credit Scene Explained. The First Post Credit Scene in the History of Star Wars. Andor Season 2 Teaser, Ending Explained and Easter Eggs. Rogue One Easter Eggs. Andor Ferrix Battle. Dedra and The Empire's Plan. Dedra and Syril Karn. Andor and Luthen Grand Plan. How Luthen starts the Rebellion. And Yavin 4 during Season 2.
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Here's my FULL Andor Episode 12 Finale video and Star War Easter Eggs. Let me know how many you spotted! Here's my Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Review too! ruclips.net/video/f3jW7-yDrYM/видео.html
Awesome! 🔝🤙🏻🙏🏻😀
Thank for another amazing breakdown ,and video as always Charlie it suck we have wait 2 whole year before we get some more andor😓
Gee, the fact that you just pointed out about how Cassian ultimately meets his end at the hands of the very Death Star that he helped build with his own hands, is a startlingly grim reminder.
I thought it was a nice touch they revealed the part the prisoners were building at the end.
*I'm not sure if you've covered the significance of the title sequence for the show, and how the intro music varies from episode to episode. In the end we get to hear all that music assembled and played as the funeral march for Maarva. That makes me think that the show's title "Andor" doesn't necessarily refer to Cassian Andor (played by Diego Luna), but rather refers to his mother Maarva Cassia Andor (played by Fiona Shaw) whose posthumous speech becomes the actual spark for the Rebellion.*
This is the Star Wars series we’ve been waiting for. A+ all around, acting, directing, and theatrical score, just top tier story telling. I thought it was interesting they never revisited Andor’s quest for his sister, though being in prison would prevent someone from that. I was thinking his sister was looking for him, she just didn’t know he is her brother.
There’s just so much to tell that they had to save so many things for S2. The wait will be agonizing.
Maarva tells him she died a long long time ago before Andor ran away
Such an amazing speech!!
Maarva Andor: My name is Maarva Carassi Andor. I'm honored to stand before you. I'm honored to be a Daughter of Ferrix, and honored to be worthy of the stone. Strange, I... feel as if I can see it. I was six, I think, first time I touched a funerary stone. Heard our music, felt our history. Holding my sister's hand as we walked all the way from Fountain Square. Where you stand now, I've been more times than I can remember. I always wanted to be lifted. I was always eager, always waiting to be inspired. I remember every time it happened, every time the dead lifted me... With their truth. And now I'm dead. And I yearn to lift you. Not because I want to shine or even be remembered. It's because I want you to go on. I want Ferrix to continue. In my waning hours, that's what comforts me most. But I fear for you. We've been sleeping. We've had each other, and Ferrix, our work, our days. We had each other, and they left us alone. We kept the trade lanes open, and they left us alone. We took their money and ignored them, we kept their engines churning, and the moment they pulled away, we forgot them. Because we had each other. We had Ferrix. But we were sleeping. I've been sleeping. And I've been turning away from the truth I wanted not to face. There is a wound that won't heal at the center of the galaxy. There is a darkness reaching like rust into everything around us. We let it grow, and now it's here. It's here, and it's not visiting anymore. It wants to stay. The Empire is a disease that thrives in darkness, it is never more alive than when we sleep. It's easy for the dead to tell you to fight, and maybe it's true, maybe fighting is useless. Perhaps it's too late. But I'll tell you this... If I could do it again, I'd wake up early and be fighting these b*stards from the start. Fight the Empire!
Powerful. Not just for a show but for humans in real life under the umbrella of tyranny. Finally a GOOD subliminal from Disney. As our controllers try harder and harder to consolidate their power by taking away our liberties little by little while destroying our planet and our hope, here comes some EXCELLENT fiction to show the importance of a story. It inspires in real life as well, and something we ALL need to take deeply.
Gives me chills just to read it!
I read the Mon Mothma scene as a way to distract Imps from the bigger play. She knows the driver is spying and that her husband can't be trusted. Was a great play actually, she's going to get some awesome screen time in S2 IMO. Likely losing everything, but gaining something more.
I do want to see what happens to her family and the Emperor dissolving the Senate. That might be the one time you get the Emperor in this series.
Agreed. She did it on propose.
It was obvious she did that on purpose but wow, she was deliberately harming her relationships, exactly like what luthen said he had done
@@variamente6855all in the name of the rebellion. It’s sad, she’s devastated by it but in her mind, it’s for a greater cause
Came here to say this as well.
I absolutely love this gritty vibe of this entire series. To me this is the best Star Wars has been since Rogue one and I cant wait for more.
Agreed 👍🪷🍀🌎🌏🌍🖖
Agreed. Even my teenage daughters are sat glued to the screen watching it with me every week. For a generation that's hooked on TikTok and RUclips Shorts that's no mean feat
Nemik's manifesto talks about how the Rebellion already exists all across the galaxy. It confirms that Cassian, Bix, and Paak were already a Rebel cell in all but name. Cassian had stolen a LOT of stuff for Luthen. Cassian was Bix's only thief. Bix was the only one who use Paak's radio. Luthen was their only buyer. They were already part of the Rebellion, and they were smart enough to know it (based on the buyer's wishlist).
I'm expecting Nemik's manifesto to have some prominence next season. ... Spring 2024? Something like that? Ugh, so long from now.
Y'all don't think there's any chance Disney could be disappointed with streaming numbers on this and pull the plug on season 2, do y'all? If nothing else, this show is going to win a bunch of awards ... and I think the word-of-mouth will keep keep the numbers coming in.
kinda but not really? they sure did help the rebelion but Cassian at least wouldnt consider himself a rebel or would try to help a rebelion in particular, he was just selling pieces to wheover would buy them, if he could sell it to the empire he would
He was idealist that was put in, in a world of cynicism and pragmatism. And yet his idealism will inspire and transform many others through the power of his words and steadfast optimism. That is the power of hope. Ironic considering it all started with A New Hope
What an unbelievable show. Can’t wait for season 2 and please please give these creators as many productions as possible 😂
I explain what's going on with Season 2 during the video
i wish they would double the episodes 😩
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@@dafphtthedislikeupdater7836 or give us one more season
You got that right. This grandiose look of Star Wars is so dank…..and Star Wars lol
Maarva's speech definitely delivered as one of the most iconic scenes in all of Star Wars in my opinion. Dialogue and acting was too good to miss out. And the fact that it came from a character who's not even military, Jedi, Sith or an intergalactic figure but an ordinary senior citizen from the galaxy at large. The series definitely stood out on its own.
It had me tearing up
Dudley's mom makes good! Absolutely amazing speech!
So powerful. In a sense, it was like the show was telling us the watchers the same thing, considering all the wicked stuff happening in the world.
Seriously did NOT expect this show to become one of my favorites in Star Wars media overall. I started watching because it was something to watch, and I'm absolutely hooked now. The funeral scene was insane, and I got chills at the end when Andor is in Luthen's ship. Season 2 can't come soon enough!
Same here, "something to watch ", wow, I was pleasantly surprised
Andor's father's speech is also about never discounting small, broken things. Even the worst-looking part can still have unrealized value. The proverbial "stone that the builder rejected" and "broken crayons can still color."
Great observation it was blended in so well yet impactful.
likewise
Right on man, I didn’t see it that way but that makes total sense. Man the writing is dense and meaningful. And most importantly it has heart and humanity
When she said *_"fight the empire!"_* my eyes got wet. Powerful scene. Great show.
One of the best Star Wars series ever. An epic finale as well.
I hope it gets the appreciation it truly deserves!
The flashback to his father repurposing the heat sinks was an allegory for Cassian and Bix, being broken and seen by most as worthless. Most people don't recognize the value in a broken part. Bix for example is literally broken by the empire throughout this season. Yet Cassian goes back to her and rescues her be cause he sees the value where others wouldn't even look. That was my take at least.
8:05 right before Supervisor Blevin walks in to the main room at the ISB, there is applause. Just as Luthen predicted, the Empire and the ISB believed this win is a lot bigger of a win then it really was.
Love that for us Rebels!
Luther is playing 4D chess
Such a well done show ,I need to bringe watch it again to take it all in. This episode was so powerful, especially marva's speech ,and nemik's manifesto. That post credit scene is heartbreaking when you realize that cassian ,and melshi helped build the Machine that killed them.
Easily the best star wars series, and probably the best show in D+ period.
Chills from this episode.
It made me reframe the title "Andor" to mean this show was as much about Maarva's posthumous call to arms, hence she was sort of a "Mother" to the rebellion in her way- as well as Cassian's.
Also, I feel like Maarva's monologue resonated with Syril Karn, with all that he's lacking from _his_ mother...you can detect it subtly when the camera cuts to him during it.
i think maybe some of the imps were moved also.
The best Star Wars installment ever!
Luthens genuine smile in the end scene was epic. He was turned from being the absolute cynic to a human being again 😄. Stellan Skarsgård is such a great actor.
that was the first real smile as himself, i think .
True to his name of Stellan, his performance is STELLAR.
It's really funny to me that Perrin was actually being honest about not gambling again; lol. He's like "no..seriously I'm not," which is likely true for once, but it's all a play by Mon.
The fact that Karn goes out of his way, not to fight against the rebel/rioters but to save Dedra, and his reaction to seeing Dedra for the first time on Rix Road I think Karn has actually (mostly) given up on finding Andor and has shifted his focus to Dedra herself. That was, for me, a significant shift in my expectations for Karn as a character.
I saw the first screening of "Star Wars" at Grauman's in Hollywood and this show made the Lucas mythos real to me. I love this show.
Awesome!
That’s amazing.
Exactly 👍👍🪷🍀🌎🌍🌏
*I'm not sure if you've covered the significance of the title sequence for the show, and how the intro music varies from episode to episode. In the end we get to hear all that music assembled and played as the funeral march for Maarva. That makes me think that the show's title "Andor" doesn't necessarily refer to Cassian Andor (EDIT: played by Diego Luna), but rather refers to his mother Maarva Cassia Andor (played by Fiona Shaw) whose posthumous speech becomes the actual spark for the Rebellion.*
All I can say is WOW what a show. This show has a message for humanity, honestly it has so much heart.
That shot of the Death Star was beautiful.
First Post Credit Scene in the history of Star Wars!
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I wonder if we will see more.
@@emergencyawesome well, there was the Book of Boba Fett teaser at the end of Mandalorian S02...
Reminds me a lot of the aesthetic of 2001 Space Odyssey
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I'm sorry Luke i cannot do that.
I absolutely love this show. It’s been the ONLY Star Wars product that I’ve actually teared up on. I definitely felt that funeral. Also, it was amazing how that one kid quietly in the background this entire time was the one to ignite the spark. A protagonist not at the forefront of the story. Lastly, it was amazing to see and realize that Mon Mothma was setting up her husband…most likely with the help of that criminal. She’s saved both herself and the cause with one simple conversation.
The music. I'll likely put it down in my will as the tune to play in MY funeral.
The story, the writing, the acting, the cinematography, everything, this show is powerful and fantastic. And I will go a step further and state it is something humans on earth needed to hear.
That wasn't a hologram of Bixs boyfriend. That was the shop owner that Bix worked for and the kids dad that was tortured before Bix.
Paak
So, Bix didn't confirm Anto Kreegyr as "Axis" last episode, otherwise Partagas wouldn't have told Daedra to "find Axis" after they killed Kreegyr…
I really liked the parallels in how Cassian and Jyn Erso ultimately commit to the rebellion. With Jyn, it was the scene where she receives the holographic message from her father and with Cassian it's Brasso passing on Maarva's message that he's destined to be a force for good.
I think too this series sets the relationship between Cassian and Jyn more on the lines of that she reminds him of Maarva. It makes that last scene on the beach way deeper.
That Spartan kick by Bell Guy was glorious.
This show is my favorite live action Star Wars content...easily. And I don't say that lightly. But Andor has the feel of the old EU novels. That's the only place where you could find this type of Star Wars content.
I was absolutely cheering when cassian asked luthen to let him join the rebellion.
Well, he already was a rebel 💪
Maarva had a powerful and inspiring Swan song. What a fantastic show. ONE WAY OUT!
This show is a master class in great filmmaking ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ -- "Kill me. Or take me in ... ". 1) Why would he tell his friends he'll come find them, but then even suggest he wants to give up and get captured - 2) Why would he turn himself into Luthen thinking Luthen would turn him in to the Empire? - 3) Why the hell would he be expecting Luthen of all people, to hand him over to the Empire ... when Luthen wanted to wack him before the Empire could torture Cassian and blow his identity? 🤔 No, he definitely meant "take me in to the inner circle of the resistance"
. That's the entire character arc and where he grew to by the end.
Exactly!
It was a “I get it now, why this is important, and I will give my life if I have to” moment. You can see it in his eyes, and Luthen saw it as well. Superb and powerful.
Imagine if other jedi focused series/movies had andor’s level of grittiness that would be wow
Yeah, future D+ Star Wars has to bring it. Andor has raised the bar to new heights!
I believe Andor's motivation in telling Luthen to shoot him was exactly the opposite. He was more just showing Luthen he was "all in" for the rebellion by offering his life. He knew Luthen wouldn't kill him. Luthen told him how valuable he could be to the resistance when they first met and now after setting up his mental and emotional turn towards full rebellion with the manifesto reading and his mother's speech, he wasn't going to Luthen to die; he was 1000% going to there to fully commit.
What’s interesting was his arc. I didn’t like him in the first two episodes but as he grew I in turned grew with him. The scene where the character forgot his name, offered to split the cash with him and kill the others, show lex Andor that he was almost like him and it disgusted him. The prison scene was a sort of boot camp , when they HAD to work as a unit to survive (he was always a loner) and the importance of having nothing left to lose. It also showed him TOGETHER WE RISE, DIVIDED WE FALL. The scene with the other prisoner that he escaped with saying they must get the message out and needed to split up. The kid and his dairy, idealistic and full of hope, which at the time he wasn’t ready to hear. I mean this show is brilliant in how they build and it’s character up, it didn’t seem pushed and was organic. I’m blown away by the writing and the acting.
Everyone knows how is going to end.
But the fact, the way are telling the storyline,is impressive, the actors, the music and the locations.
Making all the fans asking for more episodes.
Kill me,or take me in.
If anything happens to that Droid I'm gonna lose it 💔
Can’t wait for season 2. Show was absolutely brilliant.
Perfect just perfect this gives me so much hope for the future of Star Wars.
Nice! I'll do more Mandalorian Season 3 videos soon when they release the next trailer!
@@emergencyawesome will you be doing breakdowns of season 2 of The Bad Batch? On Disney Plus it says it’ll be coming out January 4th.
I loved this season some people called it boring and “not Star Wars.” But it was refreshing and well written. Too bad the writers of this series didn’t work on Kenobi 😅
I’ll take this over a bunch of fancy effects like obi wan show any day. This has substance and heart.
Kenobi felt like fan fiction, Andor felt like Star Wars.
It's sad watching this series knowing many of them died in Rogue One storyline.. Tough on emotions.
The show I never asked for or wanted, turns out to be the show that made me fall in love again with the Star Wars universe.
Man this show was full of great speeches man the kino one the one luthen gave and andors mom was great
If you listen to the discordant notes that the procession band warms up with. You can sorta hear the main John Williams Star Wars theme inch it's way in. Like it's just starting to form.
Not sure it was 100% the notes, but it was close enough that it made my heart skip a beat.
What a series. When the band were tuning up before the funeral, there is a hint of the original Star Wars thème in there, and are they the band that played the intro, sounds like it, very cool. Band verses empire. Loved the whole series, amazing writing, acting, music, visuals, can’t wait for more. Thanks for walking through it with us, always love your videos. 🚀
Yeah that funeral March and the music was extremely well done.
I've got to say, I'm not entirely happy with the plan to cover the remaining four years in a single season. I was hoping for 4 more seasons of this brilliant show. I do hope the creators of Andor will return to create a lot more Star Wars shows, because their approach is by far the best, most respectful of Star Wars, and has the best writing, acting, world building, and everything. I need more than a single season of this.
In “A New Hope” Obi Wan mentioned he had never seen that much devotion in a droid when referring to R2D2. I wonder if R2D2 has any of B2EMO’s parts. B2EMO is the most devoted droid we have seen throughout the Star Wars universe outside of R2D2.
R2d2 was devoted to his original owner but also his owner's friend, daughter, and son who he had just met. He put himself in harm's way many times for a rebellion that his master Anakin would have wanted.
Shows what amazing scripts and amazing acting can do when put together. What a show
That’s a helluva post credit scene after a really good episode. I hate more people won’t check this out, it’s the best Star Wars has been on D+.
The casting choices in this show have really been on point.
Bell tower hammer man is the hero we don't deserve this us sparta!!!!💢
My man yeeted that Trooper off the tower without missing a swing
Such a great show. An adult star wars that's masterfully crafted. Great acting, writing and direction not to mention cinematography. Bring on season 2! Also, snitches get stitches!
That hammer guy deserves to be in the hall of fame
poor trooper went all up there just to die lmao, he could've just shot him from a distance
😂
@@SHWMEURLITENINGBOLT has one job, does it and still got to kick a stormtrooper off lol
I love the fact that this series can be seen as the rebellion's 'Dark Side'.
So unusual for Star Wars and so Star Wars the same time. Perfect! Makes you want to watch season 2 as soon as possible.
Her husband was completely oblivious to Mothmas plan to blame him. They haven't been on the same page for the whole season, he's not gonna side with her now, she's throwing him under the spacebus.
Out of all of those I doubt we’ll get a Jyn Urso cameo.
Anyone notice that Cassian knew where to find Luthen's ship at the end of the episode as he parked it in the same place across the fields when they escaped together earlier in the season?
Yup. He knew exactly where to go.
Yep, once his friends were safely boarded and had taken off, I knew exactly where Andor was headed next.
And did you catch that Andor got inside the ship....he likely whistled the same tune Luthern did...THAT'S why he is good at what he does. Like his father taught him...observe.
Probably the best episode so far can’t wait for the next season. Hopefully we get to see thrawn in the next season would be amazing
That post credit scene was just a fine way to end the season 👌
I think calling Andor selfish is a misinterpretation of his character. He is first in survival mode, one of the last- if not the last- member of his people, he’s not selfish for focusing on surviving. His character’s growth was finding purpose and HOPE.
That Stormtrooper Wilhelm scream falling from the bell tower.
Honestly, Maarva's entire funeral, from the walk, to the march, to the speech gave me seriously chills and made hair stand on the back of my neck. One of my favourite sequences of scenes from the entirety of Star Wars, incredible writing and direction. An A++ series imo, hopefully we'll get to see K-2 in the next season and see Casian really start to take lead in the rebellion!
The post credit scene really put into perspective how large the Death Star project really was. The cliffhanger was something i was not expecting though lol.
The 3 shows I’m looking forward to the most next year are The Mandalorian, The Acolyte, and Ahsoka.
Season 3 of The Mandalorian premieres literally 6 days before my birthday. I can’t wait!
Andor is the best thing to happen to Star Wars in a long time. Solid character development, a complex story structure and action scenes that makes sense, rather than just using them as an excuse to blow stuff up.
Oh, it’s a knife on one end….The fact Luthen can’t smile (it’s a show of emotion that Jedi aren’t supposed to feel) says a lot and the fact he went himself to kill Andor. He had two agents on site but went himself. Why?
Makes me want to watch Rogue One again...
have fun!
I recommend the novelization too. So good!
That was a very nice finale! They are setting up a lot for S2 👍🏻
I'm so hyped for S2🔥👌🏼😯
This series has really made me want to go back and rewatch Rogue One, merely from the perspective of connecting all the missing links/dots, I guess that’s one of the many goal of these shows must probably have, along with expanding the Star Wars stories
Same, I’m watching it this weekend
I don't think Andor and Luthen's exchange was about him dying, as if he had nothing to live for. He was showing Luthen how detected he will be for the rebellion, either "take me in or kill me", as Andor is a dead man if he can't continue the fight with Luthen. Luthen smiles because he knows Andor has finally embraced the rebellion.
This was the best episode of the series. Andor’s mother speech had been wanting to join the rebellion right then and there.
This show is great, started slow then picked up serious Star Wars vibes later. Can’t wait for season two.
It would also be like making someone dig their own grave b4 offing them (Andor building Death Star).
Great review as always, I love your analysis. And a bonus is you actually get the show! Unlike a couple SW “experts” I can think of. It’s hard to hear someone critique a show when you can tell they just don’t really understand slow burn, suspense filled storytelling…
What experts don't get the show?
Wasn't keen at the start but my god it got good! Had tears in a couple of scenes!
Tanks for subtittle in Espanish, tengo 67 años y fui testigo del nacimiento de Star Wars me fascina todo lo relacionado con el Universo Cosmologico, el Universo Biológico y el Universo Cuántico, todas las series de Star Wars están fantásticas mis favoritas son Mandalorian y Andor en lo personal no puedo hacer crítica porque no tengo ningún conocimiento cinematográfico sólo daré mi opinión, siempre quise saber de la Rebelión y más aún desde Rogue One los verdaderos Héroes sin sables de luz o cubiertos de beskar que protegan a las y los valientes ofreciendo su vida contra el Imperio Galáctico, se que para algunos quedarían satisfechos con dos o tres episodios de Andor pero en mi opinión me faltan temporadas que expliquen las audacias de la Rebelión de la Galaxia aunque estoy consciente que es imposible hacer millones de versiones para que todos estemos satisfechos, que la Fuerza los acompañe en los aciertos y las adversidades.
Man I teared 😢 up a couple times, too much onions went into this wonderful feast.
This finale was elite I’m hopeful that Season 2 will be better!
I didn’t think Andor’s “take me in” line meant to the empire. Doesn’t he already assume Luthen is part of a Rebellion? That’s what I thought he meant, kill me or bring me into the rebellion so I can fight the empire with you
I also understood 'take me in' to mean take me into the rebellion/your plans/your team etc
Absolutely 💯 LOVE 💕 Andor❗️ Being such a diehard STAR WARS fan and have seen every single Star Wars movie 🍿 on opening night, much appreciated this series and can’t wait for season two❗️
I don't thin Andor ever meant "bring me into the empire" he always meant that Luthen should take him into the rebellion, an offer he declined early in the season because he did not yet care.
Stellan Skarsgard is outstanding. Fucking Shakespearean. The whole cast is not far behind. This is what Star Wars should be. I hope Kathy is taking notes.
I think it was powerful to see Marva used as a brick weapon.
The Andor series was terrific! The best SW since Rogue One. I had honestly written SW off since the let down of the prequels and the barely acceptable sequels but Andor has given me "a new hope" that the SW franchise is heading in a better direction.
So now, what I'm hopping is for Marvel to have been watching this develop, and deciding to make Daredevil along the same lines of tone and quality.
Andor and Rogue One are my favorite Star Wars. It fleshes out the two most important characters in this universe (The empire and the rebellion ) in a
This was hands down the best thi g Disney plus has put out. Yes, I think it's better than mandalorian
Dare I say the best Star Wars series for now!
Love how they are connecting the sacrifice of Rogue One.
I have really enjoyed this show. A lot of my friends weren't excited about it but I enjoyed it. Although I love seeing the Jedi and Sith go at it. I think there are many more stories you could tell in this universe. I have to admit I'm a little disappointed to know that they are going to speed things up next year. With end of the first season there are so many roads they could take with these characters. I think to that's what made the clone war series so good. The character and story development. By the time you get to the end you can understand why Anikan turned.
Marva got to fight, her brick was used to melee a couple the Empire soldiers 🤣🤣
I read earlier in the year before Andor came out that they had already filmed 2 seasons and were starting to film season 3.
I’m late to the party but I just binge watched this series . My favorite Star Wars show BY A MILE. The story telling , dialogue , aesthetic was all exactly on point . Holy crap what a finale and I’m all in
We all know about Force ghosts in Star Wars. Mostly those ghosts are heard by Force users like Luke, Leia, Ezra, Yoda, and Obi-wan. But remember, everyone is part of the living Force. And in this last episode, Cassian hears Force ghost of his father, Clem, as remembers his words at the wall. He hears the Force ghost of Nemik thru the manifesto and, finally, the Force ghost of Maarva. Cassian is now ready to fight and become one of the leaders of the rebellion. In a way, Cassian is now one with the Force. In a way, if Luthen is a kind of Jedi Master, Cassian has become a Knight of the Jedi.
If Mando 1&2 was 8/10, and Boba Fett was 2/10, then this was a solid 10/10.
"The Empire is a disease that thrives in darkness it is never more alive than when we sleep."
1:44 I believe that droid is a P3-N15 model waste management droid.
Andor is a show anyone connected to it should be PROUD of. It is fantastic 5.0 on a 4.0 scale. Force Awakens and the other two Disney Triology movies were purposely made to be horrible movies. It is really sad such Sucktastic people made those movies and were put into leadership roles. The Emperor would be so proud of them. Obi Wan was not the only Hope either. His show was not horrible, but it was clearly flawed, on purpose, and that is not the actors faults, most of the actors at least, not all of them, some are to blame too, but most not. Obi-Wan at least watchable, had some good moments, and a few nonsensical bad choices, horrible choices really, that ultimately flawed the show, giving it a deep black eye.
Andor on the other hand, is Flawless. It is akin to the original Star Wars movie, where the Empire is full of conflicting people who have personalities, don't agree with all the choices of the Empire, but give the Empire a living realistic presence. That changes over the Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Sure you still get some of that, but it is stronger int he first movie, and that living presence is clearly ALIVE in Andor. They resurrected the SPIRIT OF STAR WARS. This show won't win some award, though it might, but it deserves an Oscar, but alas due to the way Hollywood is run by Wankers, it won't, but it should and in the hearts of real fans it did. The first season is a gift to all true fans of Star Wars.
Ultimately, Andor is about conjunctions -- just as the name of the show implies: "And" / "Or". It is about the conjunction between Cass and Maarva, Cass and Bix, Luthen and Cass, Luthen and Mon Mothma, Cass and Syril, Cass and Kino Loy, Cass and Cinta, Syril and Dedra. These individual characters are each joined together with others (this is the "and" part), but they are also all leading somewhat double or even duplicitous existences (this is the "or" part). Is Cassian a normal beloved son, or is he a thief. Is Luthen an antiquities dealer, or is he the ringleader of rebels? Senator Mon Mothma, or revolutionary Mon Mothma? Each character has a solitary essence, yet they are each best understood in terms of his or her relation to other characters. B2EMO is fascinating as an individual character; B2EMO’s connection with Maarva and then Cass is so much more meaningful. In episode 12, most of the major characters of the show arrive at a junction of sorts on Ferrix, just as the residents converge from different streets to a point on Rix Road for Maarva’s funeral oration. Conjunctions all over the place, both literal and figurative. The show is marvelous, for it is this interconnectedness of the characters which provides the essential framework and unity of the plot. The plot is not merely a series of action events, nor is it held together by a simple string of complications. The conjunction of the characters is the essence of the show just like the six-spoked junction components from Narkina 5 are the framework of the Death Star’s laser dish. Indeed, each character in the show is a multi-armed component, so when they are all connected, we have a beautifully harmonious show - just like the ultimate main title theme for episode 12.
The convergence of all the townspeople on Rix Road with the drumming reminded me of Gangs of New York.
Please Disney. More of THIS tone.