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Make It Stop | Andor 2x10 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-21 17:30:00
Edited:
2026-04-21 18:11:09
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2026-04

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I LOVED seeing the background of Luthen and Kleya!! This was such a great episode!

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what happened? something wrong with the upload?

Joseph Olson

It’s not playing. Please check for a problem and re-upload.

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Guys the video is still processing. Don’t know why it posted when it wasn’t finished. Technology be like that sometimes 🤷🏼‍♀️

Mitchell Scott

technology used "not ready yet". It hurt itself in it;s confusion, it was super effective.

Ohmss

We're standing by and excited for the watch!

AdmiralZhou

In his s1e10 monologue Luthen said he sacrificed kinship. But turns out he had a daughter this whole time 😭

hornetgags

Lonni was a true hero. Unfortunately for Lonni as soon as he told Luthen he couldn't go back, he was dead - so telling him about Yavin didn't matter - but also it was a test. Luthen told him about Yavin to gauge his reaction. As Lonni didn't know about Yavin, the ISB doesn't know about Yavin - so it's safe for now. Also, when they blew up the bridge it was on Naboo, so the rebellion started on Palpatine's home planet. This was Elizabeth Dulau's (Kleya) first acting role out of drama school - she blew it out of the park.

Soopa

10 /10 episode. I could talk and talk about this episode. So many little touches of greatness. Story, script, acting, setup & pay-off. Perfect example - the sad little smile at the start from Kleya when Luthen says "Move", then much later we find out just how much depth and meaning that single word carries. Perfect storytelling. But the biggest takeaway is this:- Luthen wasn't "the guy", he wasn't "Axis"...they *both* were - Kleya was the fire, the passion, the driving force. Luthen was the older wise head, the steady hand, the people guy. Together they were One. *Together they were Axis*. Perfect episode. And I'd watch a Kleya spinoff all day long. 10/10.

Joseph Olson

I love this series for many of the same reasons you do. It shows the Rebellion from the ground up instead of the top down. Just ordinary people rebelling against an oppressive government, for many different reasons. I’m glad you picked up on the love-hate relationship that Kleya had with Luthen. Elizabeth Dulau commented on the conflicted feelings that her character had for him. Lonni deserved better, but there was no time for Luthen to save him. As soon as Luthen said Yavin, it was either save him or kill him to keep Yavin a secret. The fact that Lonni had never heard of Yavin also informed Luthen that the ISB had never heard of it either. This is my favorite episode of the series. The last two episodes are no let down. They’re great. I’m looking forward to them.

Ian Pert

I love that Dedra was having the absolute best day of her life, how perfectly she played that, and how quickly it turned into a nightmare for her. And I love how confidently the showrunners centered Kleya. She's such a fantastic actress

TimTakDoh

Luthen was never asking others to do what he wouldn't do himself. If that wasn't clearly obvious before it became clear in this episode. One of the best episodes of Star Wars ever created

Clay F

Kleya is badass. I love this episode.

Jerick E

Regular people vs. the flashy Jedi... perfectly encapsulated even in the difference between Yoda's "Do or do not, there is not try" and Nemik's manifesto ending with, "Remember this. Try" It's not so much a spoiler for Rogue One at this point, and maybe I'll still save this next part if you do decide for a watch party. But there was another line in the movie that captures the essence of the Rebellion, yes their cause is for the greater good, but they themselves are somethings not "good" people in how they go about achieving their goals. What I love about this show and I believe it resonates with everyone in the same way is its nuance both in storytelling and the portrayal of each character. There's even times in S1 when one can find themselves rooting for Dedra, or reveling when she's excited and her smugness, then you have the juxtaposed character of Luthen, burning away his life for a sunrise he never got to see. I have rewatched this episode many times independently as well as watching them 'with' reactors, and yours did not disappoint.

Jerick E

I personally do not believe that your view on the dagger situation was anything, it is a bit jarring due to the one year apart in-between arcs but the show did try to allude that even Major Partagaz hasn't been happy with Dedra for a while now. She's overstepping in a lot of way, perhaps even jumping chains of command. Then again, I wouldn't put it past this show if the dagger had some hidden meaning behind it originally when it was conceived as a 5-season show.

Mark Walston

"Luthen wasn't "the guy", he wasn't "Axis"...they *both* were" That was partly clear all along. But none of us noticed. In Season 1, when Dedra had Bix tortured, she told her that Salman Paak had met a woman who asked him if he was really interested in politics, perhaps he'd like to act as a liaison for Ferrix. She set him up with the radio Bix used. That was Kleya. The Ghoman Front helped to save a downed rebel pilot. In response, there were given a radio with a special code crystal. That was Kleya. She was always a leader.

Mark Walston

You are the first person I've heard use the word "movement." Thats the right word. Luthen was the author of the rebel uprising. The Rebel Army doesn't exist without Luthen Rael. The organized Rebellion against the Empire. But there is a Rebel Movement. That (in my opinion) began on Ferrix, on the day of Maarva's funeral. PEOPLE. ARE STANDING. UP! The writing and the performances in this show were so good that we'll have years to argue the fine points of what it all means. I'm here for it! Shout out to April V Woods (@aprilvwoods_), who plays Little Kleya. beautiful performance!

Soopa

Indeed.

Christopher Farley

This episode solidifies Kleya as my favorite Star Wars character. For me, she was the first rebel when she escaped the slaughter of her people and snuck onto Luthen's ship. Don't @ me. lol

GeekWithNoName

One of my favorite scenes in this episode is in the shop when Dedra asks if everything is real, and Luthen responded with "there are only two items of questionable provenance in the shop right now" referring to false fronts they were both engaging in at that moment.

Mark Walston

Lonni Jung is one of many MVPs that will never get a statue or a ceremony. His contribution to the Rebellion was epic.