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Daughter of Ferrix | Andor: 1x11 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-26 15:00:06
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2026-03

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I love Bee so much and I just want to take him home

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Urfhil

Also with the each ending in Rogue One, Cassian tells Jyn that her father would be proud of her, with us knowing now that he's thinking in his head that Maarva would be proud of him, like he says in his phone call.

bullettbot

Your reaction to this made me think a lot about why do we get so effected by robots/droids showing emotion so deeply... there is so many examples. Data, Wall-e, Terminator 2 and of course Blade Runner.

Joar Moan

I CANT WAIT FOR TOMORROWS EP :D

Sean Dame

Luthan "James Bond" Rael 😜

Alan

Make sure to watch the end credits scene in the final episode!

Clay F

Saw Gerrera: "For the greater good." I enjoyed the Luthen space combat.

Blair Kilgallon

There's one really subtle but beautiful link to Rogue One at the end of this episode. When Cassian tries to contact home to tell his mother where he is and what he's been doing, and crucially, that after years of her encouraging him to take a stand, he finally did, and he tries to pass on the message that she would be proud of him. That's what's important. "Tell her she would be proud of me." But he's too late, she's gone. He looks out over the sea and sun set and grieves. Cut to the end of Rogue One, and Cassian and Jyn are on the Scariff beach, watching the explosion approach across the sea, knowing they're about to die, and he turns to her and says "Your father would be proud of you." He tells her what he wanted to hear from his mother.

Ron White

The dynamics of the struggle in this series are set up to remind us of the Nazi conquest of France in WW2, particularly with the rebellion representing the French Underground in its structure and type of operations. During the war Allied commanders and Intelligence officers had to make life and death decisions about who was expendable so as not to betray the fact that the Allies had broken the Gerrmans Enigma Code machine. Some convoys, air raids and patrols had to be written off to insure that the Germans did not change the Enigma code and allow the Allies to keep reading the big picture. Churchill in particular was very ruthless in this manner, from his order to sink the Allied French Fleet at Mers-el -Kebir killing hundreds of Allied French men to keep the ships from falling into German hands to his orders to the British 30 th Brigade to fight to the last man at Dunkirk to help enable the rescue of the trapped British Army. At one point the British planned to set up resistance networks in Britain using local Police Chiefs if the Germans had invaded. Once the neworks were in place the Police Chiefs would be assassinated because they would be obvious targets for German Intelligence. Luthen's ruthlessness in this series is what is necessary to survive when absolute destruction is staring you in the face and it is no longer a matter of abstract conversation.

Nerveroxis

"Let's call it... war."

Matt Pickard

Don't worry I'm sure we're all crying along with you, besides you can't be too emo over B2EMO!

Jeff Turner

B has so much humanity; the way that did that seen was so heartbreaking, it's amazing

Joseph Olson

Luthen and Kleya were speaking in code. I’m not sure if you caught it, but the first part of their conversation was about Luthen’s meeting with Saw. Luthen “closed the sale” by warning off Saw, but it was “more expensive” than he hoped because he had to reveal he had a source in the ISB. The second part was about Cassian. Luthen is concerned about “losing that piece to another collector”, meaning the Empire capturing him first. Bee broke my heart in this episode. He’s like a small child who doesn’t understand death. He just wants Maarva to come back, and he’s so alone without her.

Ben Donahue

I don't feel like you ever need to apologize for feeling emotional. I'd be more worried if you didn't, and I've always admired your empathy. It's why I watched your LoTR reactions after discovering your YouTube channel, it's why I subscribed, and it's why I've joined your Patreon. ❤️