Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Jedha, Kyber, Erso | Andor: 2x12 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-24 15:00:17
Imported:
2026-04

Videos

  • 651516778.mp4

Downloads

Content

I am so so sad that this is over. This was SUCH an amazing show in so many different ways and it made me love Star Wars even more. Thank you for going on this journey with me.

Files

Comments

Bubba Fett

I've waited until the end to comment because I didn't want to affect anything, first season I did not like it and only begrudgingly watched the second season but the second won me over. My major issue is a line from rogue one that set my expectations when he was talking about how long he had been "in this fight". It gave the Impression, to me at least, his involvement began at a young age due to the actions of the empire. Him being a con man seeminly tricked into supporting the rebellion felt very disappointing. Luthen and mothmas arcs though in season two and even cassians really made it compelling to watch in the end.

Mitchell Scott

My god I love this show. Can;t wait for the Rogue One rewatch! And then Obi! Ahhhhhhhhhhh

Jacob Seeloff

NO GO BACK AND FINISH THE CREDITS MUSIC ITS IMPORTANT

hornetgags

The Empire overmined Kenari - his home planet. It's what they did to Ghorman, so his parents would have been killed/arrested for resisting so he and his sister had to fend for themselves from an early age, so yeah he has been in the fight since he was 6 years old. Clem and Maarva were scavengers, that's the life he was raised in and Cassian references on several occasions he steals from the Empire - as Vel said, 'everyone has their own rebellion' and Nemik in his manifesto...''Remember that the frontier of the rebellion is everywhere, and even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward'' So he didn't conform to the Empire, which means he rebelled - it took Luthen to give him direction as he said when they first met "Don't you want to fight these b*stards for real?"

Bubba Fett

Mmm he was a thief concerned only about "whats in it for me", and happened upon THE rebellion. Idiology was never the point until season 2. Which doesn't match that scene in rogue one where he chastised Erso for exactly the same thing is my point. It was not the expectation I had for him as a back story mirroring Kleya, not Solo. Yours may have been different.

Joseph Olson

Knowing that Dedra gets fried occasionally for not making Death Star parts fast enough makes me happy. I loved that Nemik’s manifesto is spreading through the galaxy, and that one of Partagaz’s final thoughts was to wonder who wrote it. Having Bix be pregnant made her leaving Cassian a little more palatable to me. She couldn’t raise a baby on a military base that would come under instant attack the moment it was discovered, and Cassian would have left the Rebellion and would have never stopped searching for her if he knew. It’s tragic that he died without ever knowing he had a child, but even though he didn’t know it, he was fighting for that child, and the child survived and will grow up in a better world because of him. This is one of my all time favorite series. Thank you for sharing your reaction to it.

AdmiralZhou

This show is just too good. Every time I rewatch this show it just cements it in more and more that’s it’s my favorite show of all time. The end montage is so good with the music. THE MUSIC! Ughh having the credits play with the Ghorman anthem that transitions into the classic John Williams Star Wars music 😭😭😭

SocialOmelette

An incredible show that amplifies Star Wars. I really hope you'll do a reaction to Rogue One again post Andor! It makes the movie so much more incredible

hornetgags

It's difficult not to get emotional - if you had let the credits roll there was a nice surprise waiting. The use of Nemik's manifesto and Partagaz listening to it (I loved Anton Lessor's portrayal), when he says it just keeps spreading when you think back to season 1 when the ISB are introduced he refers to the ISB as healthcare providers and locate germs. A brilliant call back. Rumour has it, Rogue One is going to get a cinematic release for its 10th anniversary and they're going to show this episode before going straight into the film.

bullettbot

I get where you are coming from wanting more of this type of story telling to continue with a possible Andor's child future story but I hope that they leave it alone personally. I like to think his child and Bix live a peaceful and happy life instead...like him him and his sister couldn't have.

Eltoasto

That SLIGHTEST of smiles from Kleya at the end is my favorite part of the final episode. Ton of amazing quotes, but one that still hits hard is Maarva's "That's just love...nothing you can do about that"

David Seeholzer

This entire series was so well crafted. Re-watching it along with your reactions has let me see how many great details — large and small — connect everything together. The ways that they reminded us at the end of all the people and all of the sacrifices it took to build the rebellion were heart breaking and beautiful. Unfortunate that Disney Plus bounced you out during the end credits because the beautiful montage of Andor music transitioned seamlessly into the Star Wars theme. The amazing tightrope act of this show, for me, is that it was a Star Wars story linked tightly to the core Star Wars universe and chain of events but without Jedi or lightsabers. It’s so much a part of that world of the Jedi but tells the story of the mere humans whose amazing strength and commitment to a cause made the rest of the story possible. The Andor saga is so real and relateable that it’s easy to forget for a moment, until Bail tells Cassian “may the force be with you.”

Ian Pert

Incredibly glad we got to go on this journey with you. I was watching on Youtube but as soon as i realized you were further ahead over here i had to subscribe, didn't want to miss this. Thanks for making me feel things again.

Culper

You probably get this a lot, but I find it so refreshing and kind of feel spoiled to watch a reactor who actually retains information about what they watched. The callbacks from this show and other movies you have watched have been such a great addition to your reactions. Thank you for your mind, I guess, haha.

Ian Pert

Right? And more than once seeing something, like "oh i bet that means this is going to happen". She has bowled me over more than once by her astuteness.

Josh Knight

I cried at the end and just as I was composing myself, John William's STAR WARS theme began playing.

Jarrod

i'm totally ready for you to rewatch rogue one now!

Brian's Dog

The big fan theory at the time was that Kleya was his sister. But Tony Gilroy dismissed that later.

Jerick E

I like the theory that we heard Cassian's sister calling it out to him in this episode, meaning that she was calling him 'home', Cass is about to die and join his sister. Kleya got to wake up to a sunrise that Luthen never got to see. And those people running with Melshi towards the end of the episode are pretty much the crew that goes with Cass and Jyn in R1 to Scarrif. For what it is worth, I think the actor/actress that played Senator's Jebel and Pamlo did great. Because I hated their characters then in R1, I hated them even more in this episode.

Marty McGee

So many great moments in this. Nemik's manifesto always gets me going. But the scene of Cassian walking through the camp makes me ugly cry. Because I know this is it. This scene starts not only Rogue One, but brings us straight into Episode IV which was the start of this amazing universe that has meant so much to me for over 40 years. I also love the contrast between the Rebellion and the Empire. The Empire so cold and severe with no warmth. And the Rebellion which has community and is about the people and the relationships which is their strength. Yeah. No sympathy for Dedra. THEN! THEN! They just had to show us Bix and the child Cassian will never know. Damn you Tony Gilroy!! Thanks so much for your reaction. You can really feel the love you have for this universe through the screen.

Clay F

Nemik: "There will be times when the struggle seems impossible. I know this already. Alone, unsure, dwarfed by the scale of the enemy. Remember this, freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Random acts of insurrection are occurring constantly throughout the galaxy. There are whole armies, battalions that have no idea that they've already enlisted in the cause. Remember that the frontier of the rebellion is everywhere. And even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward. And then remember this. The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear.”

Clay F

Excellent reaction to this series. Thank you. I've seen a suggestion to do a few episodes about Luthen/Kleya history starting when she was young. Agree, I like how this series about regular people. Not much mention of the force. Not a single lightsaber. Instead, regular people.

Diabetic Raider

Senator Palmo?...how can you hate Dr. Liet-Kynes...The Judge of the Change? 😂

Jerick E

And yet somehow Dune 1 or 2 hasn't made the connection that Kynes is supposed to be Chani's relative.

Diabetic Raider

One of the greatest pieces of television I have EVER experienced. I doubt the Star Wars franchise will ever equal this...let alone topping it. Now, you need to start watching the two Dune Movies if you haven't seen them. And if you do, its dense with nuance and character information, so practice commenting without looking up to the camera. Its easy to miss small, but consequential details. And if you aren't aware, the mid-1960's Dune novels/book series were the source material/inspiration for George Lucas' Star Wars: Episode IV. You will THOROUGHLY enjoy Dune Part 1 and 2 like you did Andor.

RP

Fabulous reaction. It’s even better on 2nd watch, the entire series. As all great shows are. 🍻

Jeff Turner

That is the capstone of an amazing journey with you. I can't stop crying :(

Kevin (GiantFutures.com)

You say “I wish I could go back in time and watch these all again for the first time”…that’s exactly the gift that you and other reactors give us! I know Rogue One’s rewatch is up…but I do hope it’s time that you dig in on Clone Wars. Even if you don’t do every episode (and honestly, you shouldn’t…there’s plenty of guides to help find the good and important episodes to watch), but you deserve to meet some of the characters from that show. And, eventually, you’ll get to meet the character who probably has the best story arc in all of Star Wars in terms of growth and appreciation, because everyone hated them at first, and then came to make them their favorites. So much so that, when I went to Disneyland and visited Galaxy’s Edge, and I knew I was going to spend a lot on a replica lightsaber…I chose theirs. Also, there is one 4-episode stretch of Clone Wars that, when viewed as the single storyline it is, all together, is the best Star Wars movie ever made. I will die on that hill.