This episode of Andor, like the others in this series, delivers because it shows the writers and rest of the production team actually care about respecting the story and characters. A far cry from some of Disney's recent Star Wars dribble. Obviously Kathleen has been kept far away from this and is present in name only.
This show is building nicely and this episode displayed an eye watering contrast between the celestial event in the sky and the harsh Emperial oppression on the ground. The senate scene at the end was also a chilling reminder of the apathy of those in power to represent the people they are elected to represent.
Hopefully the rest of the season continues in this gritty, character developed fashion.
This show is building nicely and this episode displayed an eye watering contrast between the celestial event in the sky and the harsh Emperial oppression on the ground. The senate scene at the end was also a chilling reminder of the apathy of those in power to represent the people they are elected to represent.
Hopefully the rest of the season continues in this gritty, character developed fashion.