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The issue with Tay seemed to be that he was getting disillusioned. He was running into personal money troubles after helping Mon Mothma and the cause out, and as he saw the lavish wedding it seemed like he could easily say something to the wrong person in his frustration and became a severe liability to the Rebellion. Add in Perrin's throwaway comment about Tay being drunk the night before, and the risk was getting too great.
wasn't her concern initially over cassian and ultimately Tay potentially selling her out?
Agree, enjoyed these three much more than the first group.
I binged season 1 and rewatched first 3 episode block of season 2. Enjoyed it much more.
Oh damn. I thought there were only going to be 9 episodes. There are 12!!!
Each week is better that the last, will be tough to outdo these three. Curious to see what is in store.anytime somebody complains about Disney owning Star Wars now you can just point them to Andor. Absolutely peak Star Wars.
End of episode 8 with the radio call for help was absolutely heartbreaking.Each week is better that the last, will be tough to outdo these three. Curious to see what is in store.
For me it was the goodbye message at the end of 9 since we know where this story ends up.End of episode 8 with the radio call for help was absolutely heartbreaking.Each week is better that the last, will be tough to outdo these three. Curious to see what is in store.
Not every episode this season has been a banger but episode 8 was one of the best hours of entertainment I’ve seen in a long time.
Yeah, Episode 8 (and 9 actually) gave me a feeling that very few TV shows ever had before. The Eye of Aldini and the Prison Break episodes from season 1 gave me the same feeling.... I am not really in to ranking fiction, but it's hard to overlook Andor as being right up there for me.
Yes my wife and I wondered the same thing and I consume all the star wars including rebels. It wasn’t a rebels or main clone wars character I’m pretty sure.
Did a little digging, and that is Melshi, the guy Andor escaped Narkina 5 with. He was also in Rogue One, and was one of the rebels on Scarif.
Got to admit, when they first showed the guy's hand raising but you couldn't yet see his face I had a brief moment of..what if that's Kino Loy? I don't think that would have fit the tone of the series though, now that I think about it. Although it would be kind of cool to think that he somehow escaped the prison break and was maybe on Yavin with the rebels during the events of SW Episode IV.
The last 3 episodes are incredible. I've enjoyed this series more than Rogue One.
He (it?) is by far one of my all time favorite characters.
Completely agree with Andor and Rogue One. I wasn't a fan of Mandalorian and stopped watching in season 2.
I didn't put two and two together but I'm reading that the baby is Cassian's as well which really makes the scene poignant.
That's the reason she left. She knew Cassian was too important to quit the rebellion to be a family man.
same. The heroic sacrifice hits different knowing that him/bix were a thing. I had felt like it wasn't as good as episode 8/10 but that probably wasn't a feasible goal anyways. The seemless transition is pretty nice though.
Rogue 1 and especially Andor were written for adults. Mandoloiran was written for kids, and felt like it was written BY kids. And not even terribly capable kids
I did as well. Really added more depth to an already great movie.
