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I love Bee so much and if anything happens to him I will RIOT!!!

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Denashi

I'm not sure if you recognized her, but Maarva is played by Fiona Shaw, who also played Aunt Petunia in the Harry Potter movies! I LOVE her performance here! It is so good, I got chills several times, from watching her!

George Roybal

The recaps help incase you missed something commenting or didn't understand the first time. I've seen this series about 5 or 6 times and always see something I missed.

Sean Dame

In the flash back, it's a crashed vessel, and those people they find are the survivors. For frame of reference, Episode III is about 19 BBY, so 11 years before Andor.

Theo

Maybe for season 2 you can do 2 episodes per sitting, I had like 3 Pringles and it was over

Chris

With Andor, 99 times out of a hundred the answer to the question "is this a thing I'm supposed to know from lore?" is no. I think Tony Gilroy's interviews make pretty clear that the world-building he finds interesting is always on a micro-scale, not a galactic scale.

Ron White

Just saw this for the first time and it looks like it will be fun. The Disney + broadcast includes the recap in the episode timer and it stayed perfectly synched all the way through. I feel like this would be the best plan going forward. They're not long enough to make a real difference.

Mark Walston

The recaps are always important. My opinion is that you should always leave the recap and the intro music in. They are like a book cover for each episode.

Jarrod

I've got the recaps in my versions so It's fine to keep them

Johnny Bullis

Thats one thing I always loved about the show.. they show you things you've never seen in SW before. Like theres coffee in Star Wars? Very gritty down to earth depiction of the SW universe.

John A

Keep the recaps. this went quickly. I agree it is slowing building,

Mitchell Scott

For the recap, yeah keep it in. easy for syncing, less editing and they do a good job of giving you story points to keep in mind. I quite like them, especially for a first time watch. I do think streaming services could introduce a button that globally turns on or off recap sections so you can choose, but whatever lol

Christopher Farley

This show is more of a case study on how revolutionaries are born under authoritarian oppression disguised as a Star Wars property.

Joseph Olson

Syril works for is a private security company contracted by the Empire. They have certain planets under their jurisdiction, Ferrix being one of them. The governing body that existed when Cassian was young on Kenari was pre-Empire. It was the Republic, which had grown extremely corrupt. Those men who crashed on Kenari weren't naturally yellow, they were turned that color by toxic gas. I forgot something from the previous episode. The guard who was killed by Cassian didn't die from being head-butted. He either died from hitting his head on the ground or he died from a blaster shot that ricocheted off the walls. Movies portray head impacts as no big deal, but a hard impact on concrete will lead to just a concussion if you're lucky. It's often worse, and can be fatal. B2EMO (or just Bee for short) is my favorite droid in all of Star Wars. He's like a dog who can speak.

Ziro the Hutt

Yeah, always try to leave 30 seconds at least at the start of any show if you don't mind Teegan. I tend to download videos and use software to sync a reaction to my own copies of the shows, so I don't have to faff around each time I want to rewatch a reaction. Cheers! I DON'T see the issue with Syril and his group hunting a murderer! In another show, this would be a procedural where two cops are killed and they look to catch a killer. What, just because Cassian has warm eyes, he should be expected to get away with this, and Syril - doing the MORALLY SOUND choice, should just let him go? I mean, we know where this goes, but Cassian is, and always was, a piece of shit. We see he is still like that in Rogue One! Just because he's on the good guys side, doesn't excuse that. He is no hero, that's left for the likes of Luke, Leia and co, that will bring down the Empire. He is merely a weapon that rebels use against the Empire. He does his part, sure, and its cool to see how he gets there; but there are far better rebels out there - who aren't force-sensitive - who do more. Speaking of rebel weapons, Luthen makes an appearance, and his Fondor is a thing of beauty. He's a thug, but he has style... I adore the wee caps Syril and his men have on here, so cute! The politics of the Separatists, conglomerates and the Republic/Empire will get explored in other shows, which we can discuss then.

Ziro the Hutt

Tbf we have kaff (or is it caff?) in Maul : Shadow Lord too. Mind you this was aired first, so was the first to show coffee I suppose, lol.