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Who Else Knows? | Andor: 2x11 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

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2026-04-23 15:00:13
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HOW ARE YOU GOING TO END THE EPISODE LIKE THAT?!?!?!?

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TM2

Zahn's Heir to the Empire series are my favorite Star Wars books, though sadly no longer canon.

AdmiralZhou

It’s so interesting seeing Kleya breaking down like this. The whole series she’s always been so cool, calm, and collected The interrogation scene with Dedra and Krennic was also so good. “If you’re not a rebel spy, you missed your calling” 🤣 And so funny I just watched your Ready Player One reaction and now back to Andor, Ben Mendelsohn is so good in everything And yes, Rogue One rewatch immediately after the finale is a must

Joseph Olson

Kleya probably hasn’t slept since Lonni rang the “big bell”, or more than 24 hours. She’s exhausted, in mourning and frantic to get out the Death Star message. She's not thinking clearly. And who shows up? The Messenger. Ben Mendelsohn (Krennic) didn’t inform Denise Gough (Dedra) that he would be jamming his finger into the top of her head, so her reaction was genuine. The droid's name is K2SO, played by Alan Tudyk (Firefly, Serenity, Resident Alien, and much more). Many people don’t realize that BBY 1 doesn’t mean one year until the Battle of Yavin. It’s the year BBY 1, but are we in January, December or somewhere in between? I'm not positive about this because I don't know everything Star Wars (far from it, in fact), but what makes sense to me is that you have December 31st, BBY 1, followed by the day of the battle, with the next day being January 1st, ABY 1 (no year 0), and then perhaps they skip a leap day (or however the Star Wars calendar works). If someone knows for sure, I would be interested to learn how that goes. Way to end on a cliffhanger, huh? Sorry that I can't give you any guidance on the books. I haven't read any of them. I can say that The Mandalorian Season 3 isn't great. The first season was very good, but in my opinion the series went somewhat downhill from there. I’m very much looking forward to the final episode.

hornetgags

Unfortunately you talked over the best line between Krennic and Meero... "if you're not a rebel spy, you missed your calling" - that would have cut Dedra deeply. Then you missed Krennic being told Luthen was dead outside the holding cell. As for Mandolorian season 3...it's awful. Down there with Book of Boba Fett and Kenobi. Ahsoka is pretty mid. You can film a reaction to the Mando movie by hiring out a screen in the cinema, it's quite expensive however judging by the lack of enthusiasm for the movie you might be able to get a good deal.

Rob

They're really aren't that many good books. Some decent comics. Star Wars: The Mask of Fear (Reign of the Empire) by Alan Freed is legitimately a good political novel that also happens to be a Star Wars book and is a sort of prequel to Andor. Mon, Saw and Bail are big characters in it. It's also sort of depressing and too real for comfort. Just like Andor!

Soopa

If you're thinking about what to read/watch next, you need to seriously consider ploughing through The Clone Wars. It ties a lot together with future StarWars content, and because of when they're set in the timeline they give a huge amount of context to Anakin's turn to the Dark Side. It's a lot of episodes, and you'll need to watch in chronological order instead of release order (there's websites that list it that way), but they're all around 20mins each, which makes them quite easy to get through. I would honestly watch The Clone Wars before continuing with anything StarWars. It's a bit of a lynch pin now you've consumed the main story + Andor/Rogue One. (Also, by all means, do a Post-Andor Rogue One reaction. We all want it.)

Culper

41:44... I'm sorry, who is "you guys"? You're damn right we want to see you react to them again. That's Star Wars for you - so many different and new viewpoints when you rewatch Star Wars after watching "new" Star Wars content. Make it a Patreon exclusive if you think YT folks would say "she already watched this, she is so dishonest", or something like that. I don't know where the "React to it for the first time" thing came from within the reaction industry. I don't care if someone has already watched it. Just as long as they don't pretend they haven't.

SocialOmelette

I have a lot of customers in Rochester lol I think I know the exact building you're talking about

scott melton

Only one thing to do - next ep now!

David Seeholzer

Kleya is such a badass. When we fist saw her in season 1 she seemed like a minor side character. Through the two seasons as the onion layers were revealed her critical importance became more and more clear. A tremendous performance by Elizabeth Dulau in her first major acting role.

Clay F

My mom dropped me off at theater in 1977 to see IV New Hope. I remember excitement of people, lines being long, and the cost of the tickets at $3 US instead of the normal $1.25. Over the years, I have never really been into Star Wars, much less a fanatic, but I do appreciate Star Wars and glad it exists. I saw Rogue One in the theater b/c my girlfriend wanted to see it. I was pleasantly surprised. Seemed refreshing. I watched the prequels in the 2000s looking over my kids' shoulders. I would say my favorite Star Wars movies are the original trilogy + Rogue One. And then there is the Andor series. By far, my favorite SW content. Mature content for adults (grownups). Different than typical Star Wars.

Clay F

SW Live Action Series. I enjoyed Mandalorian S1-S2. I liked Obi-Wan and Book of Boba Fett ok. IMDb 8.6, RT 96%, RT Audience 89% = Andor IMDb 8.6, RT 90%, RT Audience 78% = The Mandalorian IMDb 7.4, RT 85%, RT Audience 64% = Ahsoka IMDb 7.0, RT 82%, RT Audience 61% = Obi-Wan Kenobi IMDb 7.1, RT 66%, RT Audience 48% = The Book of Boba Fett IMDb 4.3, RT 79%, RT Audience 19% = The Acolyte

Clay F

You mentioned this episode is 38 minutes but said “felt like 5.” There is no other SW live-action content out there like that imo. Would be an elusive chase to find SW content at the level of Andor. You love SW and I think you rewatching Rogue One and New Hope would be great. As for series, I know you are excited about Star Wars (Andor can have the effect) but you may be better off moving on from Star Wars. So many good series out there (e.g., Sopranos, The Wire, etc.). Your reactions to high quality series TD S1, Band of Brothers, Pacific, Chernobyl are great. Very much enjoying your reaction to Breaking Bad.

Jerick E

Good thing that Teeg has already watched and reacted to Band of Brothers.

David Trumble

Gonna put my vote in for you to record your "Rogue One" rewatch, as I'm sure I'm not alone in wanting to see your new perspective on it.

Jerick E

A long time ago, in a Twitch stream far far away, and saved allegedly in a google file, is a supercut of Rogue One and Episode 4. No end credits, just boom... next scene.

Clay F

Yeah - I loved her reaction to Band of Brothers.

Marty McGee

As far as this episode goes, it's definitely setting up the ending. That's probably why it was so short. Don't have much to add. Though the interrogation scene with Krennic was hella terrifying. I mean just his casual disregard for personal space was frightening. Dedra was no longer a human being to him. She was just a broken tool. Most of the books are no longer canon post Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm. But Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire series is hands down my favorite! The audio books of that trilogy are also very well done if you're into audio books. Well voiced and acted. As far as live-action series go, they are hit and miss but mostly just mid. Definitely watch Book of Boba Fett before season 3 of Mando as they do tie in together. Sorry for the mild spoiler there. Kenobi is enjoyable while also having some flaws. Ahsoka I found mid as well, but with some really great characters good and evil. I would suggest watching the animated series Rebels first though. The only show I didn't like and couldn't even finish was The Acolyte. Which is a shame because I hear it was setting up some other stuff in the universe. For animated series, The Clone Wars (a huge commitment) is top notch though it takes a season or 2 before it really gets good. If you don't want to commit to the whole series, you can find a list of essential episodes to watch and you shouldn't be too lost. Rebels is also top-tier for me. They are my favorite group of characters. You may even meet a new favorite droid.

George Roybal

You should absolutely watch Rouge One after this. You will have a new perspective about Cassian and why he does what he does. As well as the back story on the characters in the movie.

Diabetic Raider

She also missed the part when Partagaz wished both he and Krennic luck and then Krennic's acknowledgement. Followed by Partagas slumping over his chair filled with dread.

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

I’m sorry I talked over that, but just to confirm, I did hear it! 🤗 Just bc I don’t acknowledge something doesn’t mean I don’t notice it! Although, that being said, I did miss the part where Krennic was told about Luthen, so thank you for pointing that out!

GeekWithNoName

I agree that the Clone Wars is a must see, but definitely Google "Clone Wars watch order" to be able to have it make sense and be enjoyable! Then on to Rebels! As to book recommendations, I would actually start out right now with Catalyst. It tells into the relationship between Galen Erso and Krennic leading up to Rogue One. Also the Timothy Zahn books are great. Heir to the Empire is a great series, but also all of the recent Thrawn novels are fantastic. It is really interesting, because we get introduced to Thrawn as a villain, and to get his backstory, and to start being on his side, was a weird juxtaposition. I am also a big fan of the high Republic series. There are just way too many to choose from.

Kamryn Bri

Andor just won their 2nd Peabody award today!!

Christopher Farley

IDK why but it hits deep when Kleya says to Cassian "It would be you, wouldn't it?"

Henrik Kristensen

Hi Teegan. I am about to start reading Star Wars books myself and I did some research about which books that are considered best and/or essential for lore. This is what I cam up with the the order in which to read them for timeline: Darth Bane: Path of Destruction Darth Bane: Rule of Two Darth Bane: Dynasty of Evil Darth Plagueis Cloak of Deception Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter Shatterpoint Republic Commando: Hard Contact Yoda: Dark Rendezvous Labyrinth of Evil Revenge of the Sith (Novel) Dark Lord: Rise of Darth Vader Kenobi The Paradise Snare (Han Solo #1) The Hutt Gambit (Han Solo #2) Rebel Dawn (Han Solo #3) Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Scoundrels Allegiance Honor Among Thieves Star Wars Episode V: Empire Strikes Back Shadows of the Empire Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi The Truce at Bakura X-Wing: Rogue Squadron X-Wing: Wedge's Gamble X-Wing: The Krytos Trap X-Wing: The Bacta War X-Wing: Starfighters of Adumar Heir to the Empire (Thrawn #1) Dark Force Rising (Thrawn #2) The Last Command (Thrawn #3) Outbound Flight Jedi Search (Academy #1) Dark Apprentice (Academy #2) Champions of the Force (Academy #3) I Jedi Specter of the Past (Hand of Thrawn) Vision of the Future (Hand of Thrawn) Survivor's Quest