Yeah it's called Andor yw

well, tonight's episode is gonna go down as the best yet. It certainly justifies the sprawling plot lines we saw leading up to it.

But still, I lament how simplistic it feels. It's like a 1950s war movie with a coat of Star Wars paint slapped onto it. I almost wonder whether the dialogue was intentionally written in a way that would make it easier to translate to many languages.

I really enjoyed this episode the scenery and direction.

This is the way.

Jack Black and Lizzo.

The show has jumped the shark.

Brilliant episode.

This.

That last episode was pretty good.

Similar to Rings of Power, I'm glad the season is over so I don't have to think about the show for awhile. There was enough moments tonight that induced eye rolls that I walked away with a sour taste overall. Though there were some fitting things as well. It's just a disappointingly simple show. It'd be fine if S3 felt like S1, where it stayed focused on the small-scale procedural adventures. But S3 dropped cliffhangers for bigger things that got me interested. The fact that the season would end on the same cliffhanger that S2 ended on is just annoying. And the fact that they'd mention Thrawn again and deliver nothing, not even a tease for the Ahsoka series.

can't believe the last episode was actually just 35 mins, so much happening