Andor | Karis Nemik’s Manifesto | Disney+
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2022
- Rewatch some of the best moments of Season 1 of #Andor, starting with Karis Nemik’s manifesto monolgue in episode 12. All episodes are now streaming only on Disney+.
The “Andor” series will explore a new perspective from the Star Wars galaxy, focusing on Cassian Andor’s journey to discover the difference he can make. The series brings forward the tale of the burgeoning rebellion against the Empire and how people and planets became involved. It’s an era filled with danger, deception and intrigue where Cassian will embark on the path that is destined to turn him into a rebel hero.
Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor and is joined by cast members Genevieve O’Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Denise Gough and Kyle Soller. The executive producers are Kathleen Kennedy, Sanne Wohlenberg, Diego Luna and Michelle Rejwan. Tony Gilroy is the creator and showrunner. - Розваги
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I like how Nemik ends off this part of his monologue by saying “Try”. It goes against Yoda’s famous line, “Do or Do not, there is no try.” I love this because the normal people of the galaxy are not Jedi, they can’t just channel the force and “do or do not”, they have to try.
Spectacular use of an established franchise staple and twisting it to heighten the story of these characters and the Rebellion as a whole. I’ve never been so ready to be a Rebel until I watched Andor, actually made me feel the struggle and the compulsion to fight back.
Both Yoda‘s do or do not, and Nemik’s try, are about taking things on faith. They are different aspects of faith, though. Yoda‘s exhortations to Luke are about the belief in one’s self, that you can achieve great things if you believe in your own capacity. Nemik’s to Cassian however are about the belief that you are not struggling alone, that there are other people out there doing their best as well. Both fit the characters, their place in the universe, and their story arcs.
@@patrickrogers9689 @skyguy62 bro those are 2 of the most inspiring thing I have read in the fandom. When Nemik said "try", first thing I thought was Yoda´s quote so I was a little conflicted. So seeing both of your views on those two quotes made my eyes open on not just what the show´s trying to the characters, but also to the audiences.
@@patrickrogers9689 And about how even if you fail, the cumulative effect of all the random and not so random acts of insurrection all contribute, regardless of their individual outcomes, to the collapse of the authoritarian regime. Because freedom is natural and control is not. "Tyranny requires constant effort", so like a house of cards teetering in the wind, every nudge, even the slightest ones, contributes to its collapse. So instead of letting yourself be defeated before you even do anything, just try, and believe that your work is meaningful to the overall cause.
Star Wars is at its strongest when it focuses on the people. Not the Force, not the Jedi and the Sith, not destiny: but those who live and struggle in this universe. The rebellion is at its rawest when it doesn’t have lightsabers or space ships or magic. Sometimes the rebellion is just someone with a brick, rage, and the will to live on.
It baffles me how disney - DISNEY - put out a show, a star wars show especially, with political messaging, and even clear, distinct anti-fascist ideas. This show deserves so much more praise and attention
It does kinda baffle me that an idea like this can leak out of an otherwise overtly political climate in today's media. Everything needs to have a message now, everything needs to call upon the "activists" of some social cause or some political extremism.
Not this, at least not in the same way. This is pure and simple, do not let the system win over you. Fight to preserve life, liberty, and happiness. Do whatever it takes, even if it seems impossible.
Genuinely moved me, as did Maarva's funeral speech. It makes me wonder what the usual audience is making of it, and it kinda saddens me to think about how some will twist the meaning, as they always do.
Why does this baffle you? Disney isn't fascist, or something like that
Disney tries to please it’s SW fans by spoon feeding them what they want. Now Andor gave us something none of us wanted, but blew us away with its quality. Maybe we wanted something like this but just accepted cameos and callbacks.
it’s surprising that disney produced this, not only because it’s anti-fascist, but bc the show also carries a strong examination of anti-capitalist themes
lol what? Star Wars has always been anti-fascist
The writers knew the audience would want to hear Nemik's Manifesto. Yet they waited till the very last moment possible to let us hear a portion of it. The entire season not just these monologues was expertly written.
Funny enough, i expected cassian to listen to this, but no, it's not for cassian's hear, it's not even addressed to the people of ferrik, it's an extradiegetic voice directed directly to the audience...that is brillant political writing.
@@chronic6428 Wasn't Andor reading Nemik's manifesto on his handheld device at the end of this scene? He was reading something.
@@rowanaforrest9792 he was, at least partially, I stand corrected.
I enjoy a handful of the other Star Wars shows but watching Andor it felt sort of surreal to have such nuanced writing with no cheesy lines
It’s like almost too clever it’s hard to believe. It’s just so so good
"Opression is the mask of fear." Is probably the best line I've ever heard in my life.
Up there with "power doesnt panic"
"The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural."
@@cameronburke8002Tiranny requires constant effort
@@cameronburke8002 man yeah that line was so incredible...its essentially applicable to every dictatorship and totalitarian government in history
You can tell the person who wrote this had it in its heart! In times like these it feels so good to hear those words.
“Oppression is the mask of fear”
“Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural”
“Freedom, is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously.”
“Even the smallest act of rebellion pushes our lines forward.”
This show actually makes you hate and despise the Empire.
Member Alderan? I member
If this just would be true in real life...
@@antraxxslingshots it is, and since you obviously can't see that... lament normie, the struggle is about to come to a neighborhood near you.
I like one from earlier in the show:
"The pace of repression outstrips our ability to understand it"
@@BlackBoxEnte Sometimes more subtile things make you hate someone or sth even more than big acts of tyranny. Andor is a monument to the common people, their struggle and values. Andor is not an epic tale of Jedi and heroes.
The best thing about this monologue is how it adds new context to the original trilogy. Luke Skywalker didn't save the galaxy single-handedly, rather he was the straw that broke the camel's back. The Empire was straining under the weight of a galaxy wide rebellion by the time of a New Hope, which allowed the actions of a single individual to tip the scales. If it weren't for the cumulative actions of the rebellion then there would be no "chosen one".
You got it
Nailed it, the addition of these elements greatly builds up tension already shown in the movies. Back then we only knew of events through dialogue
Now we have a glance of that, since a group of nobodies made a suicidal run onto Scariff that kick-started the events of A New Hope
History tends to remember generals and kings, but not the thousands upon thousands of feet marching under the banner, of hands that toiled the fields to feed an empire, of the countless, necessary bits that needed doing so one person could shape history. By being at the speartip of countless others.
Oh you're in for a surprise in Empire Strikes Back 😔😔😔
I think the best thing about this monologue is the monologue
Nemik is the hero the rebellion needed.
Because Luthien is the hero the rebellion deserves, but not the one it will need eventually. Because Luthien is not a hero. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight.
This isn’t Dark Knight, bro😂😂
@@haydo-9916 Luthien will die a hero or live long enough to see himself become the villan.
@@Intranetusa cringe. And also wrong
@@Intranetusa cringe
As a Korean, I remember learning about how my countryman fought off Japanese occupation and their attempt to eradicate our culture and language, and constantly fought them off for decades without any real allies. Andor really makes me think about those days.
You guys are just rolling out all the Andor monologues. Hopefully Season 2 can match them all.
Season 1 was about creating a spark. That's why those monologues are so raw with emotion and powerful. Season 2 will be the resulting manifestation of those words. The Rebellion. It's time to get to work. 👏
Facts
I am sure there will be monologues from Mon Mothma and Saw Gerrera in season two. At least.
@@KimmyEternallyYeah but my only gripe was it took until the prison arc for Cassian to gain more agency. Hopefully he gets a monologue in Season 2
@@benwasserman8223 Yes but that's exactly how his arc was supposed to go. It follows with what Maarva says, "we've been asleep". He needed something to wake him up. Something that would no longer allow him to standby as darkness takes over the galaxy. Following his emotional progression from one end of the spectrum of, 'im only doing this for the money' to 'im all in', was a beautiful thing. We saw a regular man become a Rebel.
"Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear."
This line right here shows the kind of philosophical astuteness of Tony Gilroy. This philosophy is so universal that it resonates even with real-life apartheid oppression. Tony Gilroy has written a profound, timeless story.
And it will age like the original trilory and lord of the rings. This will only become greater and greater once people understand the genious inside it.
I keep my fingers crossed for a matching season two.
This show made me a fanboy of the Rebel Alliance. It feels so real, so beautiful. To fight against tyranny, fascism, and oppression. Rebel for life. Rarely does fiction reach into my soul like this. This writing was made with extreme care and love.
Yea but my headcanon is that the sequels never happened, bcs it feels a bit useless, and even the New Republic is awful, so for me sw canon timeline ends after ep 6.
Rebel scum.
@@PacoTacoPwnage orc
@@12stack73but they did happen. They'll always be there
@@spike120 Not in my headcanon, the story can end when u decide, Gilroy and Lucas art doesnt need to be destroyed by others people awful work.
"One single thing will break the siege" Andor read that and then participated in perhaps the most important battle of the Rebellion that broke the siege of the empire's authority: the Battle of Scariff
"No Way Out" was great, but "Rix Road" is the heart and soul of Andor
The fact that Andor gave us 3 or 4 amazing monologues in a franchise generallyu not known for amazing monologues is pretty impressive
@@briandavion4
Nemik, Luthen, Maarva, and Kino
So much truth in Andor, it's hard to call it science fiction.
But that's the point of fantasy stories as a whole isn't it, to put familiar ideas in mirrors of our world and see how we think they'd develop and interact, I'd say it's peak sci-fi because it is able to understand that, especially compared to the low bar that is the sequels (specifically how they have nothing tangible to say imo, ignoring everything else about them)
@@xhshdd7113 💯% Great fiction always rings true.
I've never called Star Wars sci-fi in the first place. It's straight-up fantasy. Ironically, the most realistic thing (by now, anyway) in it, is actually lightsabers. It's now hypothetically possible to bind photons together into pseudo-physical objects via quantum entanglement. So you could, in fact, make a weightless, razor-sharp, indestructible blade out of laser light. Which...is considerably more practical than trying to use plasma, which was never really going to work the right way.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Yeah, I'd say anything with faster-than-light travel is fantasy as well. FTL travel creates causality paradoxes, breaking the principle of sufficient reason.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 And you're right, it's not and has never been Sci-fi. Space opera is indeed pure fantasy
This scene actually made me tear up. I'd been hoping to get a bit of Nemik's manifesto, but to get it at this low point in the story, with Alex Lawther's voiceover, genuinely inspiring writing AND a beautiful version of my favourite musical theme in the entire show? It was too much for me
You know the show is good when the best scenes are not action scenes but dialogues and speeches
Really love how they did this. When Vel first tries to give Cassian the manifesto as Nemick's dying wish, Cass says he doesnt want it. She insist and he accepts the gift but with such an intense look on his face, is it fear? Like hes so not ready to be anything more than self-serving he doesnt even wanna touch this thing, but he keeps it. And finally after his experience in prison, learning that his mother has passed and his home is totally occupied by the Empire, hes finally ready to fight for the right reasons. Thats when we finally get to hear the Manifest, and its awesome
The whole series watching Cassian's Journey to become a true Rebel, and for me, this was the moment that he became that, the moment that he understood it, the cause, that there is a possibility to Try.
I'd argue that it happened before - when Cass is escaping the prison and sees the water, he says to his friend Melchi "No matter what happens now, we did it." No matter whether they live or drown on the way out, they *succeeded* at breaking the Empire's grip on them. And that is what Nemik's manifesto - and so many other stories in the show - reinforces: that the day will come that all these skirmishes and battles will be too much for the Empire, and the dam will burst.
Thats where he accepted it indeed and liatening to it is where he embraced it whole @@TheWickedWizardOfOz1
Cassian getting to the point that he was finally ready to read nemiks manifesto is sublime
This was such an incredible scene
One of many.
Not even joking, to me, this is the best Star Wars content ever made. This is HBO quality writing.
nah dont group hbo into this, from my VERY long experience with hbo, andor is even better. not to mention, andor has gotten more “show of the year” recognitions than any single hbo season 1 series in tv history.
Nemik is the David to the Empire’s Goliath. No matter the odds, freedom is always worth fighting for.
I've gotta ask if you even know what that concept is in the first place.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 do you?
@@TheHawkeye0725yes, his manifesto was modelled off a young Trotsky's theiries on revolution.
Writers were straight up cooking with this one 🔥🔥
I'm watching Ahsoka. It's okay. Star Wars Theory (I know) has labelled it the best thing Disney has done since they took over. He doesn't rate Andor as a "Star Wars show." It frustrates me to no end. This show is elite. Dialogue, acting, directing, the score, the sets and so much more. It deserves more recognition.
Ahsoka isn't even comparable to this show's quality.
Theory likes his Star Wars to eternally be stuck inside the 6 original movies and never go beyond that, recognizeable Jedi and going "Woosh Woosh" is what most people want and why I've grown apathetic of this franchise aside from Andor
Theory is someone who is so nostalgic for the prequels that anything even remotely connected to it is automatically a win for him. But star wars at its core is about people standing up and fighting against evil, even if its difficult, and Andor is definitely that. It's the best star wars content to come out since clone wars, and I'm really hoping it continues.
Imo the thing about Andor compared to pretty much every other Star Wars show is that it doesn't have to be a Star Wars show. You could strip out everything that's recognisably Star Wars and replace it with just about any other setting and it would still be good and it would still be Andor.
You're degrading your own character and capability in a vast world by getting "frustrated to no end" by a single individual's opinion.
We punch up, not kick down. The ones at the bottom aren't your enemies.
Andor is the proof that Star Wars can shine when Lucasfilm and Disney hire good writers.
When they don't have to worry about Skywalkers and Palpatines and making a giant universe revolve around 2 families
It's not just that, but also that they basically just let Gilroy and all the other talented people on this show pretty much do whatever, with practically no oversight, which is extremely out of character for Disney to do.
But I'm definitely not complaining, just hoping that it's not just a one time thing.
@@SixFingeredAmish I'd go further and say when it's not weighed down by fanservice. Mandalorian has been feeling the weight of giving the wants what they think they want and demanded. Andor is what they didn't know they needed.
The Last Jedi too.
I lost hope in Star Wars when I heard “somehow Palpatine returned”, and gained hope when I watched this show
I think a really brilliant detail is that as the scene goes on, his manifesto is no longer just from the recording, you hear his voice crystal clear, as if hes in that room right now.
people who have never seen this show are gonna think this entire show is just back to back monologues
Andor makes you feel like you don't need to be a jedi to matter to the story. Rogue 1, Andor, this line of SW content is ironically the best.
Wishing all Star Wars fans out there a HAPPY NEW YEAR! Can't wait for the 2023 Star Wars shows! ✨
Happy New Year! May the force be with you 🎉🍾🥂
Cheers, you have a good one too, king/queen!
Happy new year and may the force be with you all
1. Andor
2. Rogue One
3. Empire Strikes Back
Can't wait to see if season 2 is even better!
If we're talking technical brilliance with regards to writing, dialogue, and execution, yeah Andor dominates. ESB is pretty good though, especially for the time in which it was released. It's a solid movie. I'd say that both Andor and ESB are tied for first, and everything else trails.
The beautiful words, Cassian’s determined look, the tragic yet inspiring music… what a scene!
"Star Wars Andor" should be the blueprint, in terms of overall quality, production values, direction, writing, special effects, soundtrack, casting, acting and everything else I can think of, that should be aspired to. Too bad no one at Lucasfilm seems to have a clue...PS A big shoutout and thank you to Nicholas Britell and his incredible soundtrack. Thank you sir! 👍👍✌️👏
Not only is this the best star wars output. This is one of the best tv shows ever. Easily.
the manifesto added so much realism to the show :) I loved this character
God, the score in this scene is so beautiful
I really expect the kid who played Nemik to have an amazing acting career. I first saw him in an episode of "Black Mirror," and he blew me away.
It has been said before but one of the most wonderful thing about this speech is the parallel made with Yoda's speech about trying. "Do or do not, there is no try" and "remember this, try"
Difference between Jedi GrandMaster and normal people without special abilities.
Nemik's manifesto and Sabine's art.
These two elements are destined for a meet cute somewhere in the future.
I think you just inspired my next fan art
@@twistiebabes That's awesome! ☺️
If you do, I would love to see it. 👍
@@twistiebabes Seconded. :P Feel free to drop a link here, if the Muse hat sufficiently hit you by now.
@@twistiebabescan we see it plssss
Mark my words in about 10 to 20 years this show is going to be viewed as a classic masterpiece among the likes of Bladerunner.
"One single thing will break the siege"
*Flashforward to the ending of Rogue One*
And A New Hope
Underrated speech! One of the best in Star Wars
Well, all of its competition is in this show.
@@AppleSaurus01 lol true
@@AppleSaurus01 Only if you haven't played KotOR 2.
@@AppleSaurus01 Plus Yoda's speech about the Force in ESB.
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p Yeah that is one of the best speaches in all of Star Wars. There is so much deeper true meaning and real life lessons behind it the same as this one. There are some other great speaches throughout Star Wars including the games too but this show has a ton of them
Authority is the mask of fear is such a strong line.
Nemik was one of my favorite characters
Cassian's journey is just amazingly done, from a person with no purpose in life always on the run to becoming one of the biggest and most important rebel heroes in Star Wars. All the people that inspired him throughout the show and all the people he inspired himself. Just amazing stuff, can't wait for season 2
This is easily the best written dialogue in the entirety of Star Wars. Bar none.
This is what I love about Andor, it's not a story of Jedi Vs Sith, it's a story of hope, rebellion & inspiration to fight against an evil regime
Rebellions are built on hope.
Great piece of dialogue. Reminds us that it wasn't the Millenium Falcon crew alone that defeated the Empire.
This genuinely makes me tear up a little bit. The show is so amazing with even more amazing monologues
Jesus I love this show….so deep and so much substance
Take a moment to consider how this is the perfect setup and pay-off. We knew about the manifesto, but we didn't get it until the moment was perfect. This show is pure brilliance.
Really impresive script, photography, story, and actors. Please, give the creators a trilogy. The best star wars ever
Andor being so amazing at contextualizing the Rebellion just makes the Sequel Trilogy resetting everything these amazing characters sacrificed for back to zero even more crushing.
Real Star Wars fans count the sequel trilogy as the fan fiction it is it never happened
My opinion of Karis is that he could've become a Senator or a philosopher had he survived Aldhani.
Nemiks monologue is so much powerful. I literally cry. Freedom is a pure idea same as Andor is a pure Star Wars. Writers deserved Emmy for Best Writing. 👌
I come back to this video religiously
Rest in Power Nemik.
Gone way too soon
I swear the writing in this show is on next level.
Just realised Cassian was living inside Maarva's derelict ship that brought him to Ferrix...
I loved Nemik as a character, need more of him irl
One of the best scenes in all of star wars and tv history. The cinematograpy, the score, the sheer epicness and scale of the rebellion encapsulated in this one scene.
And above all Nemik's manifesto highlights not only the essence of star wars but also the spirit of revolutions throughout our history.
Rebellions aren't started from selfish desires to be heroes, but from a common struggle against oppression. And Nemik's manifesto epitomises this so poetically. This show is pure art!
"-Moments of defiance will have flooded the banks of the Empire's authority, and then there will be, one, too, many. One single thing will break the siege."
On a desert planet in the Outer Rim, a boy dreams of being a pilot.
Andor is wide awake now, he can’t sleep just like Nemik was before the heist.
Please give us more of THIS Star Wars. The writing was absolutely fantastic. The characters were all so real. And the anti-fascist message is a great welcome in the current political climate
Tony Gilroy (showrunner) is on record comparing Nemik to Trotsky - to a dialectic thinker, and an idealist. It's worth keeping in mind while watching the show, and I think a big part of why Andor hits so well. If you're a leftist or a socialist and felt like there was something familiar to the hope and struggle of the early rebellion there, you're not alone. Star Wars was always political - Lucas has said the Vietnamese were inspiration for his Rebellion. Try to remember that we are not alone, in a struggle against an old foe. Try.
yeah let's pretend like this is only relevant for leftists
I feel like Trotsky would take offence to being called an idealist even tho you aren’t wrong in your summation
@@jackotaco5054 Yes, I don't hate Trotsky like some, but I do think he strayed from the scientific Marxist method in the later years, and maybe lacked some self awareness. Doesn't mean he should have been ice picked, but understandable why the politburo was distrustful.
In the case of Nemik, his heart is in the right place. And he's a breath of fresh air in a galaxy supposedly without reason or ideology, frankly. But he may well have struggled with Cassian over theory vs practice, if he had lived.
@@sholdrodcritI mean yeah, the right is for hierarchies and oppression
I would pay money for the rest of his works, and I don’t think I’m alone (if they’re just as well written)
You should read some work by real life revolutionaries then, Fanon, Fidel, Lumumba, Che, George Jackson, Mao, Lenin, Sankara, the list goes on. Whether many want to admit it, Andor's story and the rebellion at large are based on the history of left wing rebellion and revolution of our history.
@@rondomane well I don’t want to read it for the real life connection to some of the more extreme ideals, so no communism for me thank you 😅. I’d like to read it for the further immersion into the Star Wars galaxy and the in-universe implications of Nemik’s words
@@KyberNexus42So you liked a show about Rebellion, violent rebellion, liked a monologue about freedom and anti-oppression…but naaah suddenly when you apply that to real life, you don’t support it anymore even if it’s an exact parallel of the real world. Okay bud.
@@confusedpozole406 I like what I like for the reasons I like it, ok bud?
1:21 one too many, whether that be a kid from Tatooine firing a torpedo into a reactor or a Sith Lord turning on his master, all it takes is one act of rebellion too many to change everything.
"Opression is the mask of fear", de verdad esa frase, con el pasado (y lamentablemente an algunos, presente) dictatorial que tienen tantos países Latinoamericanos.... El guión de esta serie es de lo mejor que se ha hecho en años en Star Wars
Best written Star Wars content of all time.
YES!!!!
Nemik’s monologue is here and it’s the most requested from all us in this channel. And they listened to us, delivering it to us to re-enjoy.
What the collective noun for a collection of monologues.
a Fleet? Or maybe a Flight like with wines 😂
A kaleidescope of thought?
"Logui"
Surroundsoundlogues =P
An Andor
With how often people dress up and RP as the Empire unironically, its nice to see this and Rogue One feature strong anti-fascist themes and doesn't shy away from the cruelty that occupied planets endured under the Empire
People that actually think the Empire is cool are the ones we should be concerned about. Too many people that are pro-fascism.
Una obra maestra !!!!!!
Major props to the writers, the actors, the set and prop designers, everyone who put effort into making this show what it is. You will always be deserving parts of star wars history.
There are people throughout the world, young… old…disillusioned… and oppressed, especially during these very uncertain and fearful times. I hope they hear these words and it touches them. I hope it inspires them to not lose hope.
The show really captured the heart of the Rebelllion. It lights a fire in you. Perhaps the most inspiring Star Wars has ever been.
This is literally peak StarWars content, I really hope there's a season two
It finished filming this February, its in post production atm.
the last moment with "Try" and then the flash of the thunder on his face wwooowww
I love this scene, its so powerful. In many ways it applies to us all and can be used to help anyone get through just about anything. Thank you for this
I am an environmentalist. I see the issues everywhere, and I know that I must fight. And it gives me hope that we can fight, and we can win. Nemik’s Manifesto is incredibly hopeful and optimistic. Thank you for reading my short note.
This illustrates the truth that in a war, you need every type of personality and character level. If you have people from a limited range of backgrounds and limited assortment of strengths/weaknesses, you are doomed to fail.
When you consider this alongside the OT: the destruction of Alderaan is the "one thing too many". That is the moment that entire planets declare rebellion against the Empire, and the Alliance to Restore the Republic becomes a true force to oppose the Empire.
Then they lose their battle station a day later because some farm boy nobody managed to blow it up because he’s a magic space wizard
Happy Star Wars Day! Today I’m celebrating Andor and Nemik’s Manifesto for being some of the best, most well-made pieces of Star Wars media since the Original Trilogy!
Nemik manifesto is real powerful it makes me want to join the rebellion against the empire!!
you could read real manifestos by real people who are fighting the real fascists whom the empire are based on you know
I was so hyped after that finale i literally wanted to fight regime in my country lol.
This show is a miracle. I cannot believe it exists. In amongst the worst the franchise has ever been one man created the best written Star Wars project ever.
This show is a testament to how great writing can pull out the audience’s emotion.
Disney needs to hire whoever made this show for as long as possible.
It’s very simple, if you have something political to say, just say it. Don’t just vaguely gesture at it.
@@TheNorthie That is what I said. For the first time Disney were just open with a show’s message.
That is why this show is great.
I wish I looked half as cool as Cassian Andor while listening to audiobooks.
Brilliant dialogue every time.
An amazing scene from a beautiful show, hands down one of the best Star Wars shows ever. I wish everyone a very happy New Year and may the Force be with you!
Coming from a opressed country, this made me cry.
You can really tell when you go back and watch R1 that Cassa is so influenced by Nemik, if you look at his story he gave it all for the cause when we look at his contributions to sending the plans to the rebel fleet on Scarif. It make's me sense the more I watch this show, can't wait for season two. Loved everything Andor one of the best Star Wars show's in our modern SW catalog!🙏🏾
It's so fantastic to watch all these characters from different backgrounds and beliefs find their cause to fight - to watch Cassian struggle to see why, because everyone's reason will be different - and to finally see him find his own cause in the finale. What an incredibly told story.
This is so powerful. 😢 I love this show.
Love all the speeches from Andor, love that they're being uploaded on the official Star Wars channel
this section of the series with the heist is amazing
On rewatch, it's one of those episodes I can't wait to get to, knowing it's there.
Another great monologue from Andor!
FOR THE REBELLION
Andor: "Nobody's Listening!"
Rogue One: "Somebody's listening."
Andor: Talking about the Empire. They don't care
Rogue One: Talking about the Rebels. They do care
Just an amazing show. Have no idea how they're going to top or even equal it in season 2.
I can listen to this all day. 👏
Best star wars since rogue one
The Mandolorian is better.
This is the best star wars since Empire.
@@devan_danger i might be agree with you
@@patio87No. First Season was refreshing after the disaster the Sequel trilogy. But Season 2 was basically delivering fan service as smooth as possible. Andor shows what people love about Breaking Bad, BCS, GoT at its prime oder HotD.
@@patio87 Andor>>> the Mandalorian