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Andor S2E08 Watch A Long (Patreon)

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2025-05-20 19:53:04
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2026-06
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Hey Peaches! Do you hear the Ghorman sing? Singing the songs of angry men?

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Andor S2E08 Watch Along

Comments

Skallywag

Yeah. It's one you have to sit with for a minute.

Chaos Owner

Rebellions are built on hope...and also massacres in this case

Lady Fartsalot

This was such a shocking episode. Brilliant writing!

techagek

This episode was heavy when I first saw it, and it continues to be. It certainly has a weight to it. Fantastic television, it's hard to believe at some times that this is still Star Wars. It's just so damn good.

Tedward

The shocked silence for the majority of this episode speaks louder than any words. A truly haunting and gripping episode

OptionZero

This is what happens when you use Star Wars as a medium to actually say something, and you do it with skill and emotion. Andor answers the question: Why rebel?

Arwen24

Yeah…this is something you need to sit and absorb and I’m glad y’all appreciated the gravity of the episode. Syril’s story is tragic, Ghorman’s tragedy goes without saying, even the young Imperial cannon fodder is sad in its way.

DP

Between Genosha and Ghorman fascism has not been kind to countries beginning with the letter G.

moondancer

Episodes 8 & 9 are not only easily the best star wars has ever been, but they might be some of the best TV I've seen in over a decade, this show is truly a masterpiece.

Chris K

One of the best and most devastating episodes of television, ever. The K droids are like Terminators and I've never seen Stormtroopers be so menacing. And as for the news broadcasts... I suspect this episode would've been very different just a few years ago.

kevin dale

"Who are you?" Syril dies unceremoniously. The last shot of the episode is one tear from his mother who will be the only person to remember he ever even existed, the only one who ever really cared that he did. Of all the thoughtful and exacting commentary this show makes, this is one of the most hard hitting. History is littered with angry, lonely men who simp for fascists, chasing a facade of greater purpose only to be chewed up and tossed aside like meat after their usefulness is over, to then be forever forgotten in time. Very much still happens today. They are the fuel that run the engine of fascism and dictatorships. One of the most important tv shows of our time, indeed. You have governors of US states quoting Andor now. And to Jay about needing more context about the Empire in the OT...people in their 50's who watched Star Wars: A New Hope in 1977 were starting college when the world was fighting fascism in the 40's. They weren't that much removed from it to forget what the Empire represented there.. Generations are clearly too much removed from it now, at least here in the US, that they don't understand history and are doomed to repeat it as we slow walk into fascism yet again. We should be reading Marva's speech and Nemik's manifesto daily.

Joseph C Gdaniec

yes, it was a peaceful protest and the media outlets reporting there were lying. We saw at the beginning of the season that the Empire has control of most major media and they are doing something that all fascist governments due to okay their murder and oppression and this episode is an amazing look and explanation of "manufacturing consent" and how that occurs and how oblivious and easily duped by this type of propaganda the average person is. The protest being peaceful doesn't matter, the empires just wants the protests to happen so they can use them as an excuse. It is something that should feel very eerily similar to real life right now, especially if you look at recent history with an actual critical lens.