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Andor, Season 1, Episode 6 - Uncut Version (Patreon)

Published:
2026-05-29 23:22:01
Imported:
2026-08

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The Eye

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Erin Mileur

The robbery in this episode is modeled after another famous instance of revolutionary expropriation aka armed robbery the 1907 Tiflis bank robbery which was planned and executed by Lenin and Stalin.

Paul T Hewes

Stunning visuals. Great heist adventure, but this is MERELY the beginning of how good Andor is.

Ashleep

This Patreon has such great comment sections! Thanks so much for sharing this info!

Mathilde

There's a vidéo on YouTube where they've overlaid the 12 intros of season 1, it makes a beautiful symphony. Nothing is an accident on this show.🥰

Pam Nail

Both seasons are 12 episodes (4 arcs of 3) each.

Yannick, from Montréal

It was deliberate from Gilroy to have a piece of the whole symphony at every episodes' intro. So yeah, to hear them all together is quite the spectacle. And it's 12 episodes every season (1 and 2).

Yannick, from Montréal

Tony Gilroy confirmed S01 EP7 is a bridge, and then it's 8-9-10 arc 3 (rot13: Gur zntavsvprag Anexvan 5 nep... Pna'g jnvg sbe gurve ernpgvba gb Naql Frexvf' nznmvat npgvat) , and 11-12 is the S01 Finale. Season 2 is clear cut 4 arcs: 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12.

Yannick, from Montréal

I noticed you didn't point out that they really flipped the "Goodbye, see you soon... and then don't" classic trope between Vel (The Waif from GoT) and Cinta (The woman that stayed behind on Aldhani). She was walking out of the base by foot dressed as an Empire military right at the end of the Eye event.

Chris

I saw an interview with one of the writers where he said they left it deliberately ambiguous, but it's entirely possible that Skeen (Cousin Richie) didn't lie at all about his backstory or hatred for the Empire... and when he said he didn't have a brother, what he meant is that he doesn't have a brother any more (implying that giving the cash to the Rebellion isn't gonna bring it back, so what's the point). I like that interpretation, because (1) it's more interesting of a character, and (2) it explains a bit why he's here of all places--if he were nothing but a scumbag con man... well, weird choice for how/where to operate.

Erin Mileur

If you are interested in learning more check out Revolutions podcast season 10 episode 44.

Crawnch!

The waif’s name is Vel. 7 is a bridge episode. Then there’s another 3 episode arc, then a two episode finale. Second season is all 3 episode arcs.

Carl Wilson

Ok, that is incredible information.

Anndra

This is my favourite arc of the whole show because of the WW2 commando mission vibes as well as the revolutionary heist thing although there's a lot of good bits to come too.

Roland

Thanks for sharing, listening to the episode now, already realizing that I'm going to get sucked into a massive new podcast series.... :D

Lola Lirola

RIP Marcia Lucas. I just saw the news she passed. Truly a pioneer and a genius. Without her, Star Wars wouldn't have been what it was, and we wouldn't have Andor.

GDF

I've learned that there's a " heist rule" where if the characters tell you the plan they're doing, it goes wrong. But if they don't tell you, and you just see them doing it, it goes well. And it fit here too with us not knowing what Vel and Cinta were doing but their dive went well, and we knew the plan with the ship and it didn't go that well.

Michael Bennett

I couldn't remember what Cassian's "cut" was, so I looked it up -- he was promised payment of 200,000 credits for the mission. Not 1/7 of the total, just 200k. And he killed Skeen instead of splitting 80,000,000 credits with him. That explains Vel's quick turnaround on him. Everyone on the mission had their own motivations, including Cassian, but if nothing else, he's a man of his word.

Youtalkingtome

Really? I had no idea. I love how they are incorporating real history into this. It's utterly fantastic

Youtalkingtome

I had never heard that before. That's really clever actually