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Here's the full length reaction to Andor 1x7 ("Announcement"). We're getting into the start of the second half of the first season today! Enjoy!

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ANDOR 1x7 - Full Length Reaction!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is the full length reaction to Andor 1x7! Enjoy!

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The Dude Abides

Yay, you’re getting closer to the last three episodes of season one which are my favorite, especially episode 12

Randee Carreno

Happy "Andor" Wednesday, Addie! 😊 Looking forward to re-visiting these three next episodes. Have a great day today! 😊

Joseph Olson

Episode 12 is great, but I have to go with Episode 10 as my favorite. It’s close. You’re in for a treat next week, Addie.

Joseph Olson

There were two great scenes in this episode. The scene between Mon Mothma and Tay Kolma - “Perhaps you’d find my politics a bit strong for your taste.” And the scene where Maarva tells Cassian she’s staying on Ferrix - the whole thing.

Billy Dancel

As soon as this episode started I remembered a heartbreaking line... Maarva: "You can't stay and I can't go." Just before that we saw her eyes well up with tears. Let's be honest, we hated Petunia Dursley but when we got Maarva And or we fell in love with her. Thank you, Fiona Shaw The sentence that leaped from 6 months to 6 years was an example of the Empire tightening it's grip

David Lonewolf Wright

Dedra is such a challenging character. She is smart and capable and keeps bumping heads with ignorance, complacency, and avarice. I occasionally catch myself accidently rooting for her.

Golandaz

This episode has my favourite line. "That's just love, nothing you can do about that"

Atlas Seeker

The paperwork of evil. Just like the Nazis. That's how more than a dozen million innocent people died

Atlas Seeker

Also yeah, the "good guys" want to kill Andor and let a lot of innocent people die and suffer so the revolution gains more traction and overthrow the Empire. Nobody in this story has clean hands or conscience

Doug

I love the irony that Cassian gets away after pulling off a massive heist on an Empire military facility, but then goes to prison for six years for doing literally nothing other than walking down the street at the wrong time.

Joe Blankenship

Cassian was looking kinda suspicious. He was eyeballing everybody around.