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We are all citizens of Ferrix.

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I see what you did there. I see you. 👀

That's why his name is Cassian And/or

@@DirtyJerseyProductions r/thatsthejoke

Lol

That line made me tear up. Jesus Christ. Give the writers all the awards.

Considering the terrible things he will have to do (even if it's for a good cause), it's exactly what Cassian needs to hear to carry him through.

Especially considering she died not knowing he was what made the Aldhani heist work, the very act that inspired her; or that he orchestrated a prison break... It's an immense honour and point of pride for a parent to raise children they come to admire and be inspired by and the tragedy of Maarva was she died never getting that confirmation about Cassian.

Luthen’s haulcraft dual saber lasers was not bad

Agreed! Freaking legendary!

That, and early Luthen in the show. How he just transforms into a different persona is insane. An actor that acts while acting.

@@zulawoo them bars

There will always be a place in our hearts for Maarva

Freaking right?! That was unexpectedly satisfying and cythartic. I’m sure she’d approve.

I have a new addendum for my will now.

@@FuzzyBunnyofInle 😂

@@FuzzyBunnyofInle I, Marva Andor, of sound mind and body, do leave the entirety of my worldly possessions to my son, Cassian. Beyond that, I only ask if the opportunity arises, that my brick be reverently yeeted across the face of an Imperial prefect and as many of his unwelcome, invading scumass subordinates as is humanly possible.

I'm also so glad it didn't break. She still gets to be put in a wall

So true! The monologues were top notch in this show. And I’m talking generally not just in the context of other Star Wars projects.

*... But we all still hate sand, right?*

@@AG-co5iu I actually do fucking hate sand lol. It might be the most relatable thing for me with Anakin lol.

@@madelinegarber7860 They really were. Cassian's speech to Keno, Keno's delivering an excellent monologue to the prison, Luther, Cassian's mother, just crazy good writing after crazy good writing. Rogue One has become my favorite Star Wars film and this is only propelling that further.

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That made me smirk. They were like screw your rules and crowd restrictions. We’re starting at midday and everyone’s coming out.

Also they only allowed 40 people but the whole town showed up. So awesome.

As the girl in corporate said, "They have their own way of doing things" Eff the Empire!

Well said ..i really needed this ..now I need season 2 even more

This may be unpopular opinion but this show was better than House of The Dragon

I agree, I believe Emmy or some sort of series of TV awards are required for score, effects, direction and acting!

@@christophergongora7885 I think both shows are almost equal.

@@christophergongora7885 This show is on a whole other level. It's like Breaking Bad/Sopranos type quality... only set in the Star Wars Universe. But it has even an inspiring aspect...

It's intelligent foreshadowing; Cassian isn't a leader who inspires, he's a covert operative, a wet works guy. He's shrewd and cunning and has a brilliant tactical mind and commitment to his mission; so much so that he'll sink himself as deep into the mud as it takes to get it done and that's the kind of guy you want for that role. The unsung, behind the scenes hero that can never be revered because the vile things he's had to do would tarnish what he gave his life to build... if the people knew what it takes to take down a totalitarian regime and build a new republic they'd reject it... so Cassian's heroism gets buried in the sand of that beach in Scariff with only his commanding officers knowing what he did for the Rebellion. He's on the same path as Luthen.

same, same!

And what a contrast to all the other parenting relationships in the show, esp. Syril and his mum.

It was the living embodiment of if anyone hurts B then we riot!

I love how that line is spoken while looking at a shot of Cassian, whose single act of stealing the Death Star plans sets off the dominoes to bring the Empire crashing down.

Note to empires everywhere: never flip a droid

Ещё создатели говорили, что тут была сцена их разговора, но её вырезали.

I thought it was a call back to everyone noticing Syril always wearing tailored outfits. Mosk trading hats with him was finally admitting that breaking up the ensemble was less conspicuous. He finally learns to blend in and it immediately pays off.

Actually New Rockstars broke this down. (Yeah I'm six months late to the Andor train, sorry). The officers of the Pre-Mor Corporate Authority had orange billed hats. So Mosk giving Syril his orange hat was a sign of respect, showing that he is the officer in charge.

Sinta and Kleya are both hyper-focused on doing the work. Get in their way at your own peril.

Agreed! I didn’t care about this show when it was first announced and was kinda lukewarm towards it at first. But boy was I proven wrong. I’m so glad I gave Andor a chance.

I give it 10 out 10 spacebricks to the face.

I see it as a reflection of Luthen's speech in episode 10. "A sunrise I'll never witness." The difference is that Luthen is coming from a position of despair, whereas Marva is coming from a position of hope.

for a second there i thought maarva said a different f-word when she said to "fight the empire" 😄

@@vinsanity40kshe was originally supposed to say “fuck the empire!” and the show writers tried so hard to push that but Disney execs wouldn’t let them.

@@NeedsContent and Luthen does end up witness the spark being lit.

Man that scene hit hard. The thing that was bitter sweet about it is that relatives so rarely have someone to pass on their last message to the remaining family members or the wherewithal to formulate one. But Marva was able to get hers to Cassian through Braso.

Power doesn’t panic

Because her power is a lie. It’s on a shaky foundation and it can easily be taken away just like that either by a group of rebels or her boss.

I’d rather she had been pulled into pieces! Kudos to the actor though she knocked it out of the park!

@@castoputa Same. I certainly liked what we got, but I think it would have a nice bit of poetry to see her get some comeuppance from people who don't even know her or what she is responsible for. Just one of several imperials to get killed in the rioting. Then again, perhaps that's a better outcome to see after a bit more screentime in season 2.

@@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343 She's clearly never been in combat before

Why the EU helped. The Rebellion got a LOT of Alderaanian expats due to that stupidity of the empire.

I would love a full length Star Wars movie during which you get super attached to the awesome characters you've been with for the past two hours...then you find out it's Alderaan as the Death Star suddenly appears in the sky.

@@FacelessCog While a dramatic piano plays in the background

Not to mention the imperial reprisal that’s sure to come down on ferrix a day or two after the funeral/riot/uprising. Even for the participants who survived the troopers opening fire and everything, life is never going to be the same in that town ever again.

I noticed that.

Well put. It's absolutely crazy that they managed to tie this all in so perfectly while Obi-Wan and Boba Fett came perilously close to destroying the continuity of the universe because their scripts were so lazy. Andor casts a wide net and because it isn't tripping over itself to get as much fan service on screen as possible there's almost no chance it'll cross into already established canon. Meanwhile, on Obi-Wan especially, everyone has to know everyone so now not only does Kenobi go on an extended journey with Leia that she fails to mention when she calls for him or talks about ever ("Wait you're on a dangerous mission with Obi-Wan Kenobi? I went on a dangerous mission with Obi-Wan Kenobi about 10 years ago. Weird it's never come up till now.") but now the guy Uncle Owen refers to as a "crazy old hermit" is Uncle Ben. Giving out very specific presents that is, in a massive coincidence I'm sure, is the exact ship Luke is mucking about with while watching his robot have a bath. So now Uncle Ben is well known in the Lars homestead. Maybe Luke has some sort of memory problem. Poor guy. Otherwise how do you explain him talking about Kenobi like he's a virtual stranger by the time "A New Hope" rolls around? It's the same thing Lucas ran into when he decided that everything in Star Wars is connected. Like wiping the mind of C-3P0 but not R2-D2. Although I'd argue if C-3P0 had his mind wiped they'd have to upload some kind of new operating system and he'd be a completely different character. Fan service might be good for a quick "Oh, cool. It's that guy" but it makes the world feel small and limits the story options. You need a creative mind who can set something in the universe while having almost nothing that casual fans would point to as being typical Star Wars. That's what makes the show so impressive as well. It's Star Wars but like it's never been done before. That probably freaks people out but it's exactly what we needed at this time to get away from the two prior series. Hopefully Mandalorian will deliver on it's trailer promises and be an epic for the ages. Also when are we getting a trailer for Ahsoka? I feel like that's not so far off either.

@@uosdwiSrdewoH i feel like you’re trying too hard to make problems way bigger here. Of course, Leia doesn’t mention a dangerous adventure with Obi-Wan because this story didn’t exist yet. The answer is really that simple. But hey, in original Star Wars, Darth Vader actually killed Anakin Skywalker, and Leia wasn’t the twin sister of Luke. Because Lucas was making shit up as he went along too. He tinkered with his movies until he sold the franchise, but Leia’s lack of dialogue referencing a 40+years later story is the deal breaker for ya. Right. (She does know Obi-Wan as Ben though, but we won’t mention that Death Star exchange with Luke, right? “Ben Kenobi? Where is he?!”) Leia also remembers her mother who died giving birth. Do we need to go point by point on all the times Pre-Disney Star Wars caused problems in its own canon? Should we address the lazy fan service and cringey dialogue of the prequels? Obviously, you’re entitled to your opinions, but I think most of the criticisms towards obi-wan (and most Disney-era Star Wars) are wildly and purposefully ignorant of the saaaaame exact shit Lucas is guilty of.

Han shot first!

I might’ve shed a few tears at that scene.

Still surprised that he didn't shoot those two guys in the prison control room as he was leaving. I thought that would've been a no-brainer for him.

@@billysherman2702 I kind of hate how they’re constantly changing that in her newer versions of A New Hope, though apparently Han shooting first made him look like less of a good guy. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So is he a sith?

And he was also the catalyst that destroyed the Death Star.

If you look at Mon in that scene she is also wearing the same colors as the ones she is introducing to her daughter.

I think so. His smirk when she was talking to me says a lot about how he feels. Almost like "it is working"

Hell yah! A show about Brasso could even be a more peaceful, but mature counterpart to Andor! He could help the people around him with his skills in construction :)

Yeah more Brasso and Time Grappler. Time Grappler literally did a "This is Ferrix(Sparta)" kick.

And a show about Luthern....what set him on this path. Also a story about his assistant Cleya. The actress killed that role...those subtle glances, the tonal inflections during her dialogues...what made her link up with Lutern? She has to have one hell of a backstory...you know that by the way she verbally undressed Mon's sister when told: "I gave him Aldahni, what have you done lately?" This show was top notch.

No you didn't. Stop saying horrible shit like that. And why are there 3 heads?

@@Nipponing WHAT!!!

Dude just want to say you where so cool in this finale, so sorry Cas shot ya 😅😂

@@nyelo7217 Thanks, I really got demolished by that leap of faith shot 😂

Same here

Amen!!

Is it a Chekov's Gun if we see the weapon getting used BEFORE the setup?

Totally agree....which they would release the physical version. I need this to be part of my collection.

Nemik’s manifesto was another emotional/empowering scene for me.

Plus, it's already costing the Empire to have them incarcerated; might as well put them to work and reap a benefit.

Twin sister

@@woodchucknation Then she tells him that he's the cousin of Wedge Antilles.