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One Way Out | Andor: 1x10 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-24 15:00:09
Imported:
2026-09

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HE CAN'T SWIM?!? LUTHEN'S SPEECH?!?! THIS SHOWWWWWWWWW

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AdmiralZhou

The writing in this show is just too good! Both those speeches/monologues gives me chills every time

Mark Walston

I wish I could go back and experience this episode for the first time again.

Johnny Bullis

Best line from any quote ever.. " I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see." Dialogue like that easily makes this one of the best shows ever made.

saynt nick

I'm not the type to tell people what shows or movies to watch, but i have told almost everyone ik irl to watch andor lol

E

This right here is the moment where the world knew that Andor could not be compared to any other Star Wars media. It goes MILES above and beyond. 4 years later and people still mention Luthen's monologue, there's always new edits coming out. Andor will stay with us forever, for real. So happy you're watching it, thank u

Soopa

Some more information on Kino Loy, if you're interested - Andy Serkis was given free-reign to develop the character:- Kino Loy's backstory is primarily defined by his life as a union leader and factory worker before his imprisonment, he was a shop steward and foreman who was deeply committed to standing up for workers' rights. His advocacy was viewed as "troublemaking" or "unpatriotic" by the Empire, which ultimately led to his arrest and incarceration. He had a family on the outside, and his primary motivation throughout his sentence was to survive and return to them. Upon being imprisoned, the Empire's brutal "divide and rule" tactics and the desensitisation of the Narkina 5 system fundamentally changed him: To survive the torture and repetitive labor, he shed his desire to look out for others and focused strictly on his own sentence. Because of his natural leadership skills, the Empire placed him in a position of authority as a Floor Manager, where he used his direct and forceful nature to keep his unit "on program" to avoid punishment. Both Andy Serkis and showrunner Tony Gilroy have confirmed that Kino Loy is alive. While the Jailbreak Episode left his fate ambiguous on screen, Serkis has explicitly stated in interviews that the character did not die. Serkis clarified that Kino did not jump into the water because doing so would have meant certain death. Instead, he stayed behind in the prison complex.

Steve Johnson

Hell of a episode of tv. Stellan Skarsgård goes so hard. That monologue is Shakespearian imo. Hope you get round to Dune some day, he's kiler in that as well.

bullettbot

Told you it would wreck you lol

Jarrod

big same...watching Teegan watch it for the time definitely helped me relive that first watch feeling

Jarrod

this sequence of 3 episodes is like the gold standard of how they could make tons of other unique stories in the star wars universe just like andor and we would love them

jaq515

is only a tiny thing. Idk how far in advance you record assume you done it already but there is a small post/mid credits scene at end of episode 12

Blair Kilgallon

"I burned my decency for someone else's future. I burned my life to make a sunrise I know I'll never see."

Kevin (GiantFutures.com)

I was so excited for this I had to watch it on my lunch break…this is the episode that will be analyzed and writing classes and re-done in acting and monologue classes until the end of our era. Two classic monologues, a BRILLIANTLY layered conversation of doublespeak, and all the performances. I love how at the end of a conversation filled with lies, the gangster tells Mon Mothma “That’s the first untrue thing you’ve said” when she says she’s not thinking about his deal…and he is absolutely right. This show isn’t just a great Star Wars show. This is one of the great all-time shows.

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youknowhowlongibeenwaitingforthis

Stefan Au

Interesting interpretation of the Keno situation... I always saw it like this: he wanted to be obedient, finish his shifts, and complete his sentence - and when he learned that that was not possible, all his focus shifted towards escaping, but during all that turmoil, he forgot where he (the prison) actually was... and then the painful realization hit him the very moment when he was standing there looking down at water...

salim alvarez

And I always smile watching cosplayers in star wars celebrations dressed as Narkina 5 prissoners shouting one way out, and in the interviews with Tony Gilroy in the Andor's panel he always adresses to the Narkina cosplayers saying "I have a question to the people in that side, how many guards in each level" and then the collective shout , "never more than 12..."

Marty McGee

Agreed. This is the best episode in a season full of great episodes. It may be my favorite of the whole series, thought there are a couple in season 2 and one more in season 1 that come awfully close. On the other hand, maybe my favorite episode is the one I'm currently watching. LOL

Brian's Dog

I'd like to think I would have helped Andy Serkis swim to shore or gone down trying.

Robert da Spruce

Definitely the most powerful episode thus far! Great reaction Teagan!

Christopher Farley

This episode was why I couldn't wait for Youtube and had to switch over here. Worth it, and looking forward to the rest of the season because it somehow just keeps getting better.

Clay F

This episode blows me away. The escape so well done. Intense. I like how Kino rose to the occasion. Too bad he couldn't swim. (I wonder if he could have found something to act as small personal flotation device?) The Kino “No way out” speech/instructions was an awesome prelude to the ultimate monologue (“Everything”). The Luthen monologue one of best of all time = great writing and awesome delivery by Skarsgård. I love Stellan Skarsgård as an actor. Diego Luna + Skarsgård both excellent in Andor. Luthen is good guy (on the right side) but with some definite pragmatic gray. Genevieve O'Reilly (Mon) did well her few minutes this episode. Agree, “she is a good f*cking actress.”

Clay F

Skarsgård seems to steal every scene he's in. When asked what has he sacrificed: “Calm. Kindness. Kinship. Love. I’ve given up all chance at inner peace. I’ve made my mind a sunless space. I share my dreams with ghosts. I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there’s only one conclusion, I’m damned for what I do. My anger, my ego, my unwillingness to yield, my eagerness to fight, they’ve set me on a path from which there is no escape. I yearned to be a savior against injustice without contemplating the cost and by the time I looked down there was no longer any ground beneath my feet. What is my sacrifice? I’m condemned to use the tools of my enemy to defeat them. I burn my decency for someone else’s future. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I’ll never see. And the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude. So what do I sacrifice? Everything.”

Peter Oliva

Damn, these Andor reactions made me finally sub to your Patreon 😂 I love this show and cheers for the videos!

Joseph Olson

This was the episode that, for me, elevated this show from very good to truly great. The really amazing thing is that there are several episodes coming up that are just as good, and some are even better. You’re in for a great ride.