Andor

Easily the best Star Wars tv show, even after only 3 episodes. A Star Wars show that actually has nuance??!?

Having continued to watch weekly, here's just a bit of why it's so good: Dialogue that treats its audience as intelligent, writing and themes that actually address what Empire and Rebellion really mean, side characters who immediately make an impression even with limited screen time, incredible set design that feels real rather than CGI, spy thriller intensity bubbling underneath every scene, imbuing TIE fighters and stormtroopers with actual menace, new nuggets of interesting worldbuilding, emotional scenes between interesting characters, and some of the best set-pieces of Star Wars TV (episodes 3 & 6 in particular). It's Star Wars for adults, not in the sense of gore, violence, or sex, but in the sense of nuance, complexity, and weighty themes. It's astounding that Star Wars can be this good, especially since all their recent shows and films have been lackluster copies of past highs.

Art is subjective of course, you can like what you like, but these are just some of the reasons that this show is getting as much praise as it has been. I think Star Wars is a setting, a feeling, and it can sustain different types of genres and themes. It can be light-hearted action-adventure, and that's fine if that's what you want it to be, but this show proves that it can do other things. Star Wars can keep expanding into numerous different genres if it's done with the care and thought that this show has been given.

**PEAK STAR WARS**, this is what George Lucas was supposed to do with the Prequels. I'm so happy Tony was signed on for this—I hope he comes back for future projects or Lucasfilm is able to understand how and why this series worked so well and replicate it in the future.

I always thought the rebel alliance was the weakest and least interesting faction of STAR WARS but this definitely changed my mind and made it one of my most favorite factions in the whole universe. My only disappointment is that the show, despite all of its success and great talent, is limited to two seasons... though this is perhaps best.

The hardest pill to swallow is in maybe never coming back to this level of story telling ever again.

First Star Wars with believable dialogues. For any Star Wars fan it's a 15/10.

If you are not a Star Wars fan - just skip it, you'll probably find it boring and slow.

Wow, this is excellent. Might be the best Star Wars show yet.

**By far** the best _Star Wars_ Disney has put out. Possibly the best Star Wars since _Empire Strikes Back_. Instantly brings me back to reading EU novels in school, finding out about all the weird corners of the universe. Every single episode has dialogue that has me jumping on my couch. _Star Wars_ doesn't deserve this show, but cannot go back to the shallow pool it's been wading in for years. Not that we know more is possible.

Hats off to the Actors and Production crews for a wonderful entertaining series.
I sobbed, laughed and marveled.
Best Star Wars series by a long chalk.
The fact that Andor has a child but will never meet is all the more sadder.
Bravo and thanks for this wonderful series

S1 Got off to a slow start, but now I'm completely hooked, great story, best star wars show I have seen to date. More like an adults Star Wars

what the hell this is good??

Very, very good show. I think it might be the best Star Wars has to offer. I was hooked by the story of every single character and I could not ask for anything more. Knowing that almost all of them die before seeing the fruits of their labor makes me care for them even more. Love it

I think people are going to look back on Andor & Rogue One and how they tie into A New Hope as some of the best Star Wars story telling ever and one of the best Stories I've ever seen.
Im going to rewatch Rogue One & A New Hope again to enjoy how it all ties together.