@@LordelX That is an Interesting statement. So...does that mean you need to be a Sith to defeat a Sith? Do you have to go to the dark side? Or...perhaps, you need to be a Jedi? Give up attachments, love, dreams, and family, and accept being forgotten? I like to think that Luthen is a Jedi, not a Sith, but perhaps there is another way.
@@pierrewillful ikr... He knew there was no way out for him and yet he did this... You could see it in his eyes, i immidietly knew something was wrong when he hesitated... This series are amazing.
"And what do you sacrifice?" "Calm. Kindness, kinship. Love. I've given up all chance at inner peace. I've made my mind a sunless place. I share my dreams with ghosts. I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there's only one conclusion; I'm damned for what I do. My anger, my ego, my unwillingness to yield, my...my eagerness to fight, they've set me on a path from which there is no escape. I yearned to be a savior against injustice without contemplating the cost and by the time I looked down, there was no longer any ground beneath my feet. What is my...what is my sacrifice? I'm condemned to use the tools of my enemy, to defeat them. I burn my decency for someone else's future. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see. And the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude. So what do I sacrifice? Everything!"
This show feels so real, mature, and immersive. I never felt the empire being this Nazi-esque and evil as I did in Andor. How necessary but struggling and how many individual little pieces the rebels were, and also how morally grey they had to be. I wish SW in general was all like that instead of this childish presentation with joke moments shoehorned in every few minutes.
Yes, when the investors day announcements came in, andor was the one that most caught my eye. Everyone thought obi wan etc would be the thing to look out for, but I noted to myself that andor maybe something special as diego luna said that.
Best show on TV by far. If the acting wasn't already stand-out, this episode showcased Diego Luna, Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgård with Academy nomination level performances. [edit:] Also, I love Andor saying "I would rather die fighting them than giving them what they want" basically defines his own ending. That is a critical turning point for the character. He's full rebel from now on.
@@bibek6713 No, it definately isn't. HoD is good. Andor is great. Text in HoD doesn't hold a candle to Andor, which is certainly the best written TV show at the moment. In fact it's a shame Rings of Power got the writing it did, one can only imagine what could have been achieved with Andor's writers.
@@bibek6713 Andor has more solid episodes, but HotD has far more interesting characters and future. This is coming from a fan of both A Song of Ice and Fire and Star Wars.
As someone that also can't swim there is absolutely no way in hell that I would have jumped. I could relate to that moment so much, I can image the panic he way feeling. Another amazing episode.
I would still not deny Mon's only scene in this episode and that silent stare of hers with realization of the sacrifice she needs to make. And how Luthens scene making a contrast to her character arc
This was one of the best 45 minutes of television I've ever seen. Jaby I noticed you didn't speak during almost the entire prison break. I felt the same way. It was absolutely incredible.
It was a great success to involve Diego, not only as an actor, but in the development of the entire concept and story as an executive producer. Anyone who knows Luna's work knows that they will always find something authentic and profound. He agreed to return to the character after Rogue One because he wanted to tell Andor's story as it should be, a grown-up story of a rebel movement navigating between light and dark.
The escapees probably swim with varying proficiency and, depending on the distance, could have reached shore at varying times over hours. I’m also assuming that they swam off in different directions so wouldn’t have all landed at the same beach. As well, props to Kino who stepped up to lead the prison break knowing all the time that he couldn’t swim. Also, kudos to the writers for providing monologues worthy of Serkis’ and Skarsgard’s expert delivery. We get the action-filled episode of the 3-episode arc and the most emotional takeaways from the ep are those two monologues. Hoping not only that the Emmys considers the show overall for a nomination, but throws so deserved loved for the the actors behind Kino, Luthen, Deedra, and even Forrest, and as well the story writers (and the score!).
and also im sure some died. The editing doesn't make it clear but you can see the Island from NARKINA 5 when they are on the platform, i'd say it's about 2 miles from the facility. A daunting swim, but not impossible
This episode has some of the best and most compelling writing I have ever seen! The speeches Kino gives when he motivates the men for the escape and Luthen gives when he says he has given up any hope of a good and peaceful life after Rebellion has won both just cut to my core. Writer Beau Willimon as well as actors Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgård WILL NOT BE DENIED EMMY OR BAFTA NOMINATIONS! ONE WAY OUT! ONE WAY OUT! ONE WAY OUT!
This episode was an emotional roller coaster of inspiration, hype, sadness, and intrigue. Andor is one of the only shows where I sit there contemplating what the hell I just watched while the credits roll at the end and I see “Directed by Tony Gilroy”.
Hardly you can see that when Tony Gilroy hasn't directed any episodes. He's the showrunner, but the episodes are directed by different people, one director per arc. This particular arc, episodes 7-10, was directed by Toby Haynes.
What a fantastic episode. It's interesting for me to see the parallels between Kino and Luthen. ***SPOILER WARNING*** Luthen made a metaphorical leap 15 years prior when he decided he wanted to fight back against the oppressive clutches of the Empire. Kino decided (after realizing that Cassian was right) that now was the time to fight back. Luthen followed through and made the leap of faith to go forward and set his plan in motion; Kino needs to decide if he can dive and take a chance to swim and be free, or to die on that tower. It's too bad that we don't see what happens to him. Damn. What great writing, acting, staging, and storytelling. Bravo.
Andorr is really released in a more pivotal time. I don't know how you western people have been (heard it's also bad in Canada/Australia) But here in Asia, the government keeps getting away with obvious abuses of power Ie Deporting people for criticism Arresting a teacher over an obvious joke of assisination, for sedition We can be arrested for calling the president crazy And yet after all that, people voted the president's ally. A son of a dictator who glorified his father's bloddy era. He claimed to be golden age when it was clearly the peak of the golden age. Investors pulled out of the country and caused a 50% inflation, yet they blamed poverty/suffering on the democratic president. People forgot their history/what heroes died for. It was all for nought. Andorr is here to remind the more neutral/gullible of us what freedom meant. And what oppression means "They're slowly choking us that we don't even notice, We want them to over react" Status quo will remain status quo if it's not a crisis. The dictator was only exiled when it started to hurt financially. They didn't care 3,000 people were murdered in a span of 20 years, but they will care if 3,000 people die in a single day And people of Iran/China are protesting Russian people are leaving. Because finally, it hurts them financially/life-savings or their own lives is at stake. And most of all. In the age of information, people are reminded what freedom looks like. What Iran was before the regime. To not be arrested for calling the president crazy and even borderline calling to harm the president (but obviously a joke. Ie WKUK, kill the president PSA skit during the peak of the War on terror. No arrests were made on Trevor Moore, the comedian on that skit) ONE WAY OUT ONE WAY OUT ONE WAY OUT Hopefully my fellow Filipinos realize they're being strangled. But 50%+ voted for the guy.
He knew he was dead, there was no escape for him because he can't swim. Also, the distance was huge, probably most of them drowned, maybe all of them with the exception of Andor and Melshi
@@hadoken95 I'm hopeful that many drowned, but many survived and once people made it to shore they split up. If you're ever on the run from the law, remember they can't catch all of you if you split up and scatter.
It's not about Kino and Luthen. It's about the line that connects Luthen to Cassian to the rebels on Aldhani to Kino. It's about the passing of the flame. In his monologue about what he sacrificed, Luthen says he burns himself for a sunrise he will never see, that his ego will never have a mirror or audience, that he is condemned to use the weapons of his enemy against them. Luthen discovered, scouted, and recruited Cassian. In ways, Cassian and the rebels on Aldhani are his successors and have inherited his will. They are the mirror that Luthen thought he would never have. In Cassian's conversations with the Aldhani rebels, you could see them fan the embers of rebellion that Luthen saw in Cassian. When Cassian confronted Kino and told him that he would rather die than give the empire what they want, it was a reflection of Luthen's question to Cassian in their first meeting -- "don't you want to fight these bastards for real?" Cassian was bridging that flame from Luthen and the Aldhani rebels to Kino. When Kino repeats Cassian's words in the broadcast to ignite the rally to escape, Luthen's cause found an audience amongst those trying to desperately escape the Empire's oppression. And, whether it was the rebels on Aldhani or the prisoners, they were literally using Empire weapons against them akin to Luthen's curse.
As a 30 year old male who's always been active and played sports but never been able to swim (and has genuinely nearly drowned once), I can tell you right now the idea of jumping into open water from that high alone is terrifying, couple that with having to swim god knows how far and I reckon I'd have ended up staying up top next to Kino. That scene hit me.
Hell, I can swim cuz my dad sent me to swimming classes when I was a kid, and I'm also buoyant cuz I'm fat so I actually struggle more to stay under the water lmao, but even I still don't have the balls to jump from THAT high. Like I've jumped from a mere 4 meters or something into the pool and kinda hurt too, nevermind this prison's height which is probably over 20 meters.
my take on the Chandrilan politicking is that what Davo wants isn't additional wealth, but additional legitimacy- and moving from being a businessman with a reputation of a thug to marrying into the highest echelons of nobility would give at least the next generation that degree of legitimacy- and would confer some of it on him as well
@GETJaby, 20:31 You don't think Kino Loy got pushed into the water like Cassian? Everyone was pushing their way to the exit--5,000 prisoners are headed to the spot--I don't see how Kino is going to be able to hold his ground for much longer with everyone wanting out. Kino's last words to the prisoners was to help each other, and we see them doing that as they made their way from either their sleeping quarters or workstations to the exit--they're brothers. Why stop helping each other now? They were able to escape because some of their brothers were willing to die to give them that chance. I can't see anyone leaving Kino behind. The nighttime manager, I forget his name, will eventually make his way to Kino and if Kino hasn't been helped by then, maybe he's the one that helps him. I don't know when, but I think the chances of us seeing Kino again are pretty high. This was another great episode. I was on the edge of my seat from the moment water spilled into the workstation floor. What an escape!
Luthen's monologue with Lonnie leading into Andor's twilight escape with the strains of the Funeral March had me DEEP in the feels as I realized that we, knowing Andor's ultimate fate, are witnessing Luthen's true protege. That Luthen will sacrifice him and everybody, and that Andor WILL willingly sacrifice everything : that he's the man on the ground who will get everyone to fight for a doomed - yet essential - cause. ...and as I write this, I realize that Mon Mothma is his other protege....up till now she's been playing at Rebellion.....and she's now seeing that she has to get DIRTY : allying herself with a man she despises, "selling" off her daughter, using her husband as bait....her CAREER she could sacrifice EASILY, as it was her duty to the people that she says matters........but NOW she's realizing that she's going to have to take on Luthen's methods - which she railed against earlier in the show - if she wants to make meaningful moves. NONE of her Sacred Cows will survive. BRILLIANT show.
Kino Loy performed heroically for the sake of the other prisoners and so the rebellion grows. Also survival tip: in emergency you can turn you clothes into a floatation device. Tie the ends of your pants in a knot and trap air through the top and clench it tight.
Swimming seems like such a natural thing that it seems like everyone should know how to do it, but that's not the case. If you jump into the water without actually learning how to do it, you will very likely drown. But anyways, I take solace in the fact that we don't actually see Kino Loy's fate and may yet see him again, hopefully for an epic reunion with Cassian at some point in the future. *THIS SHOW IS SO FREAKING GOOD!*
Skarsgard's speech in "The lift' scene gave me Shakespeare vibes. Specifically Mark Antony's speech (J.C.: Act 3/Scene 2). Dude is throwin down the craft.
This is episode is greater than the Death Star canyon run in episode IV. how the hell do I have all these feels about the Andor series and there’s not one hint of Jedi presence anywhere
I think Kino knew the whole time that they were going to have to swim for it. Earlier he said, "I'm assuming I'm dead already". He was also seemed to be delaying the escape for maybe a transport they could steal or something.
15:18 swimming on open sea is HARD! its possible to swim to the nearby coast HARD but possible . Now for someone that DOESN'T know how to swimm? nah dude it's impossible.
I loved the episode, the best one so far, Andor has changed a lot, and he no longer hesitates to shoot an enemy on the ground, a huge change from the first episode, although he still doesn't kill in cold blood except if absolutely necessary. The prison escape is also the first operation that Andor creates and directs instead of being a member of the group. In addition, the empire creates an army of enemies in that prison, gives them order, structure, uniforms, teaches them to march and obey and act as a unit instead of individuals, leaders, hierarchy, discipline and most important of all, a reason to the rebellion The moment someone sees through the lie the entire imperial system falls apart. The more they oppress the more and more enemies they create, until they cannot subdue them all, it is a vicious circle that the Empire itself creates and from which it is unable to escape. It is also the episode of the great speeches, where both Kino and Luthen shine in their scenes. Both excellent characters. Excellent characters both and they can both go very far, but they will never reach the end of the path, they can only help others to make that path.
This episode was beyond incredible!! When Kino said he can’t swim I was gutted & tears flowed down my face Hopefully some of his friends held hands with him & jumped together simultaneously; one on each side holding one of his hands Once they land inside the ocean they can all start kicking their legs & with their outer hands start swimming, then with their hand holding one of Kino’s hands they just start moving it so he sees how it’s done & they instruct him to start kicking his legs repeatedly like them…if only 😅🙏🏽 Or more basic; since it was about 5,000 of them running to jump maybe a bunch will push him over like Cassian was & once Kino’s in the water, hopefully someone near him sees him beginning to drown & helps him 🙏🏽
And yes, for maybe only the third time ever the Star Wars universe had made me shed tears. Kino, and Luthen--holy balls. Epic, smoldering performances. Star Wars on a whole other level. The real human, social drama beneath the fairy tale.
I'm in awe of the dialogue in this show. Star Wars has long-been ridiculed for its clumsy scripts...so to say this takes things from one extreme to another is as much an understatement as mistaking the Death Star for a moon.
I think the Shift Leader, Serkis’ character, was so all-in immediately because he’d been telling himself that he was doing all this stuff to get people through and keep them alive. Figuring out it was all a lie, that he was just a tool for working his men to death, was a lot for him.
Fantastic episode, actors, script, show. After the slow burn tension building true stakes, true payoff. I love love love showing the Rebels are grey too, using families as hostage, sacrificing a cell for the cause, etc. It's not an accident Luthen is dressed like Darth Vader, without a helmet. :) ((While I understand the reasoning, similar to ISB trick using the pilot body they could have made a complex plan to fake why the attack is postponed and won't happen.)) I hope there will be even more informants, infiltrators, double agents, etc. on both sides. I had the unlikely theory for Mon's daughter, as they will start investigating Mon Mothma more her hands will be tied. The next question even if she takes the offer how to explain to the father? He will definately show a different face to her daughter enforcing Chandrilan tradition, however what is the excuse Mon will tell to her husband? Just let them meet then say how fruitful it would be to make such marriage? Her husband will see through such lie in a second. Or at the heat of ongoing investigation she confesses everything to her husband and why they need to do this or their family will be arrested, jailed, their wealth seized? (Funny thought: the young boy could marry Val, kekw.) How will Andor escape from that planet? It's like the Great Escape (movie about WW2 POW escape), 99.9% will be caught and shot or brought back soon. Blockade and raids all over the planet. It's like a bank robbery, or hitting any target. You might get lucky, but the response will be horrifying. Fleet coming out from hyperspace (literally 1 single Star Destroyer), fighters and probe droids swarming the planet, Stromtrooper regiment deployed sweeping all, etc. etc. Also I wonder how much they underestimate Maarva, or we underestime Meero. Is it only one spy watching over her, or it's way more complex, they might have even hacked her droid. Since they might not know how determined Maarva is, but they know she is the only bait/lead for Andor, and Andor for Axis. I suspect rebel activity on Ferrix, they try to rescue Bix, Maarva already checked some corridors and alternate entrances to the HQ, former Hotel. It would make sense if she would sacrifice herself if it's called for. It would make sense to finish this season with Andor becoming a true rebel, not looking for personal need, gain or forced but ready to doing things for the cause. Also if we are to see Andor's sister showing up, it's time. Maybe she is already with a rebel cell, and try helping on Narkina 5 when the word of a prison outbreak gets in their ears. Can't wait for the next one. Don't forget if you love this serie, the tone, the level of acting, script, etc. then head to imdb and rotten tomatoes and leave your score for it. Feedback is our strongest weapon.
21:50 It is, I almost drowned as a teen, didn't know how to swim, and fight-or-flight can be rather cumbersome in these situations because panic isn't good at keeping you afloat, instead I almost brought my dad down with me, who was trying to help me up I'd say Andy's character is a goner, which I think it's okay, a tragic and bittersweet goodbye, but it's not like Andor would bump into him again and go "Hey old buddy, it's a small galaxy!"
The fact that Kino couldn't swim at first felt like a throw away excuse to get rid of a character. But then I thought about it. I thought about Kino's reluctance up til this point and all of a sudden stuff seemed to make a lot more sense. Because Kino can't swim, the ONLY way he is getting out of that prison is if the Empire allows it. The prison doesn't have ships or fighters of its own. It doesn't need them. When Kino chose to follow Andor, he did so knowing full well that this would result in him drowning or getting killed by the Empire. His chant "One Way Out!" championed a means of escape he knew he couldn't use. That's one of the biggest reasons why he's been such a strict company man this entire time, and its why he felt so conflicted even when he was confronted with clear evidence that the Empire had no intention of releasing any of them. Also no, just because you can move your limbs doesn't mean you can swim. Drowning is one of the leading causes of death in the world with 237,242 people dying by drowning in 2019. According to a recent Gallup poll only 44% of the world answered yes to the question "Are you able to swim without any assistance at all?" Only 27% of respondents from low-income economies answered yes to the same question. Considering Kino is a no-name convict, it is very possible he like Andor comes from relatively low socio-economic status as well. One of the reasons the Empire likely chose to have the prison located far from shore is because of how big an obstacle the water is to mass prison breaks. Many of the most secure prisons on earth such as Alcatraz are located on small islands off the coast of the main land for this very reason. Here's hoping Kino and any other prisoners who can't swim team up and trick the Empire into bringing ships to hi-jack them. Unfortunatley what is more likely is the major prison break draws the attention of the ISB, the guards Andor doesn't kill are able to identify Andor by his face, and Kino will be tortured for information then executed for his role in the escape. Unfortunately, he doesn't really know anything relevant about Andor that the guards don't know so he couldn't turn traitor even if he wanted to.
@@marcusanark2541 absolutely. There are numerous planets in the star wars galaxy that are all desert, all snow, or completely made up of cities (with cities being by far the most populace).
I loved it. Felt like such a real moment for Star Wars, similar to the guy getting crushed by the payload during the heist escape. I totally expected both of them to have big moments where they sacrifice themselves, but instead they got dealt a shit hand after their missions were almost done.
The buildup to this prison break was beautifully done right. Damn, I love this show. My mom watched this episode with me. She doesn't know Star Wars, haven't watched any of the movies or the prior episodes of this show. Yet she was invested the whole time. That tells me how great this show is.
I hardly ever put it on actors when things go bad...gotta give them something to work with and finish the rest with fine sculpting. Do that and you get this. Now if they could only transplant what's working here ethos wise and apply it to other things moving forward, we're for some great Star Wars. Between this and Mando, feels hopeful for the future. One Way Out, but two monologues in=win.
I have this vision in my head of them filming the control room scene. Andy Serkis leans over the microphone, but doesn't know what to say. So he says "Ape... Not... Kill... Ape..." All time EPIC gag reel material!!
Great reaction, I wanted to talk about the swimming. I didn't learn at a very young age and I drowned. My parents then took me to swimming classes. When you don't know. Trust me, treading water isn't something that comes intuitively to people. I think Andor wanted to jump with Kino to help but he was pushed off. I do believe we will see Kino again. Hopefully season 2. This episode was amazing!
As someone who’s only learned to swim as an adult and still don’t have the confidence to tread in open water, the fear can be paralyzing. Even at life or death situation. The reason I never learned to swim was because I was on a burning sinking ship when I was very young. Totally feel for Kino.
No rebellion against a giant like the Empire would have a shot in hell at succeeding if they played fair and clean. This show and partly 'Rogue One' is the telling of that. In the OT we saw the Rebellion after all the dirty work had been done to create it and get it running smoothly. All the betrayals, all the murder, all the assassinations, all the innocents allowed to die, all the allies sold out, all the comrades left out in the cold, all the intelligence sources sacrificed. There are war time leaders and peace time leaders, the war time rebels like Luthen and Saw Gerrera all either die fighting for the cause or get outcasted by the more centralist rebels (like Mon) who can't stomach their methods anymore. Methods that helped build the rebellion if not start it (like we see Luthen doing as the founding father of the rebellion movement).
You have to wonder when Kino (the Andy Serkis character) states early on that he considers himself dead already if he is thinking about the only exit available... that the only way out is to jump into the ocean and swim miles to shore, knowing he can't swim. He LITERALLY knows he is dead already. He knows he will drown, or stay behind and be killed by the Empire.
What can I say that isn't already said in the comments below. This episode, my god. i was yelling at my computer with excitement. So hyped to watch reactors videos on this one.
I'm so loving this show, to thr people that ✔️ out one the first three episodes are missing the great if not the greatest Star Wars movie or TV shows that I have ever seen. I have been telling the people that I know who love Star Wars that they need to watch Andor or start back watching it. I'm Loving It.
15:27 homeboy noticing the brilliant symbolism of the Empire’s logo being broken out of, showing the necessary spark needed for the removal of Palpatine’s boot from the throat of the galaxy. Meanwhile the other two talk over it. 😆 No hate, loved this reaction!
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It's like Turing breaking the Enigma code in WW2. Alarming the ships that were in trouble would have told the Nazi's that they had broken the code and they had to let them die.
I love Luthen's character. I like to think he is either a Jedi or he knew some Jedi. There are quite a few things to bother me about him. Also ONE WAY OUT! That was a amazing sequence.
"I burn my life to make a sunrise that I'll never see"
This show is just beyond epic.
So good!
Really don’t know if that line or just “one way out” was the best line of the show….
“A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.” - Greek Proverb.
Yea..hell yea
Luthen's speech brought tears to my eyes. Fantastic episode.
I was soo close to tears.. the edge of my eyes ..😢
Especially because he probably knew that there was no way out for him.
To beat Palpatine, you have to be as ruthless as Palpatine.
@@LordelX That is an Interesting statement. So...does that mean you need to be a Sith to defeat a Sith? Do you have to go to the dark side? Or...perhaps, you need to be a Jedi? Give up attachments, love, dreams, and family, and accept being forgotten? I like to think that Luthen is a Jedi, not a Sith, but perhaps there is another way.
@@pierrewillful ikr... He knew there was no way out for him and yet he did this... You could see it in his eyes, i immidietly knew something was wrong when he hesitated... This series are amazing.
"And what do you sacrifice?"
"Calm.
Kindness, kinship.
Love.
I've given up all chance at inner peace.
I've made my mind a sunless place.
I share my dreams with ghosts.
I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there's only one conclusion; I'm damned for what I do.
My anger, my ego, my unwillingness to yield, my...my eagerness to fight, they've set me on a path from which there is no escape.
I yearned to be a savior against injustice without contemplating the cost and by the time I looked down, there was no longer any ground beneath my feet.
What is my...what is my sacrifice?
I'm condemned to use the tools of my enemy, to defeat them.
I burn my decency for someone else's future.
I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see.
And the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude.
So what do I sacrifice?
Everything!"
I got massive chills when Luthen said: I need all the heroes i can get and then camera moved to Lonnie with that beautiful song called "Heroes"
This show feels so real, mature, and immersive. I never felt the empire being this Nazi-esque and evil as I did in Andor. How necessary but struggling and how many individual little pieces the rebels were, and also how morally grey they had to be. I wish SW in general was all like that instead of this childish presentation with joke moments shoehorned in every few minutes.
Two years ago:
Diego Luna: We are doing everything to make sure we do the best show.
They really did it!
Yes, when the investors day announcements came in, andor was the one that most caught my eye. Everyone thought obi wan etc would be the thing to look out for, but I noted to myself that andor maybe something special as diego luna said that.
And they did.
Best show on TV by far. If the acting wasn't already stand-out, this episode showcased Diego Luna, Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgård with Academy nomination level performances. [edit:] Also, I love Andor saying "I would rather die fighting them than giving them what they want" basically defines his own ending. That is a critical turning point for the character. He's full rebel from now on.
House of the dragon is miles better
@@bibek6713 no need to compare, I'm grateful we're getting top quality fantasy and sci-fi shows more than anything. Both are incredible
@@bibek6713 No, it definately isn't. HoD is good. Andor is great. Text in HoD doesn't hold a candle to Andor, which is certainly the best written TV show at the moment. In fact it's a shame Rings of Power got the writing it did, one can only imagine what could have been achieved with Andor's writers.
This is the only show that after watching,I need to go to u tube for andor reaction.
Certainly the best show currently .
@@bibek6713
Andor has more solid episodes, but HotD has far more interesting characters and future. This is coming from a fan of both A Song of Ice and Fire and Star Wars.
"I need all the heroes I can get" - cut to Andor and Melshi
As someone that also can't swim there is absolutely no way in hell that I would have jumped. I could relate to that moment so much, I can image the panic he way feeling. Another amazing episode.
Yeah lol tf they mean “just try” LMAO
@@emmanuelu haha trust me, I've tried... Not happening lol
It was honestly heartbreaking when he said he couldn't swim, my initial thought was find a ship, but what are the chances :/
@@enriquezavala4946 Maybe the facility might have watercrafts for trips to the mainland for whatever reason?
@@charlie7mason yeah if they just brought a new guy to the facility there is a high chance the ship is still there
Luthen and Kino were the absolute show stealers in this episode!!! What fantastic performances!!! Andor just never ceases to amaze!!!
I would still not deny Mon's only scene in this episode and that silent stare of hers with realization of the sacrifice she needs to make. And how Luthens scene making a contrast to her character arc
@@alexandrrauzer4969 absolutely!
This is my favourite show this year. Even after HOTD. This is just something else. It's safe to say that andor is all in, as of this episode.
HOTD ANDOR and Better Call Saul. Best show this year
@@demilunestudio oh yeah Better Call Saul too!
What a great year for television!
@@MaiiOrduna phone for me
This was one of the best 45 minutes of television I've ever seen. Jaby I noticed you didn't speak during almost the entire prison break. I felt the same way. It was absolutely incredible.
This episode gave me chills and this whole series is SO GOOD!! It will eventually be appreciated...its just too good
It was a great success to involve Diego, not only as an actor, but in the development of the entire concept and story as an executive producer. Anyone who knows Luna's work knows that they will always find something authentic and profound. He agreed to return to the character after Rogue One because he wanted to tell Andor's story as it should be, a grown-up story of a rebel movement navigating between light and dark.
The escapees probably swim with varying proficiency and, depending on the distance, could have reached shore at varying times over hours. I’m also assuming that they swam off in different directions so wouldn’t have all landed at the same beach.
As well, props to Kino who stepped up to lead the prison break knowing all the time that he couldn’t swim.
Also, kudos to the writers for providing monologues worthy of Serkis’ and Skarsgard’s expert delivery. We get the action-filled episode of the 3-episode arc and the most emotional takeaways from the ep are those two monologues. Hoping not only that the Emmys considers the show overall for a nomination, but throws so deserved loved for the the actors behind Kino, Luthen, Deedra, and even Forrest, and as well the story writers (and the score!).
and also im sure some died. The editing doesn't make it clear but you can see the Island from NARKINA 5 when they are on the platform, i'd say it's about 2 miles from the facility. A daunting swim, but not impossible
This episode has some of the best and most compelling writing I have ever seen! The speeches Kino gives when he motivates the men for the escape and Luthen gives when he says he has given up any hope of a good and peaceful life after Rebellion has won both just cut to my core.
Writer Beau Willimon as well as actors Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgård WILL NOT BE DENIED EMMY OR BAFTA NOMINATIONS!
ONE WAY OUT! ONE WAY OUT! ONE WAY OUT!
This episode was an emotional roller coaster of inspiration, hype, sadness, and intrigue. Andor is one of the only shows where I sit there contemplating what the hell I just watched while the credits roll at the end and I see “Directed by Tony Gilroy”.
Hardly you can see that when Tony Gilroy hasn't directed any episodes. He's the showrunner, but the episodes are directed by different people, one director per arc. This particular arc, episodes 7-10, was directed by Toby Haynes.
@@dennai7695 Thank you for the clarification!
What a fantastic episode. It's interesting for me to see the parallels between Kino and Luthen.
***SPOILER WARNING***
Luthen made a metaphorical leap 15 years prior when he decided he wanted to fight back against the oppressive clutches of the Empire. Kino decided (after realizing that Cassian was right) that now was the time to fight back. Luthen followed through and made the leap of faith to go forward and set his plan in motion; Kino needs to decide if he can dive and take a chance to swim and be free, or to die on that tower. It's too bad that we don't see what happens to him.
Damn. What great writing, acting, staging, and storytelling. Bravo.
Andorr is really released in a more pivotal time.
I don't know how you western people have been (heard it's also bad in Canada/Australia)
But here in Asia, the government keeps getting away with obvious abuses of power
Ie
Deporting people for criticism
Arresting a teacher over an obvious joke of assisination, for sedition
We can be arrested for calling the president crazy
And yet after all that, people voted the president's ally. A son of a dictator who glorified his father's bloddy era.
He claimed to be golden age when it was clearly the peak of the golden age. Investors pulled out of the country and caused a 50% inflation, yet they blamed poverty/suffering on the democratic president.
People forgot their history/what heroes died for. It was all for nought.
Andorr is here to remind the more neutral/gullible of us what freedom meant. And what oppression means "They're slowly choking us that we don't even notice, We want them to over react"
Status quo will remain status quo if it's not a crisis. The dictator was only exiled when it started to hurt financially.
They didn't care 3,000 people were murdered in a span of 20 years, but they will care if 3,000 people die in a single day
And people of Iran/China are protesting
Russian people are leaving.
Because finally, it hurts them financially/life-savings or their own lives is at stake.
And most of all. In the age of information, people are reminded what freedom looks like.
What Iran was before the regime. To not be arrested for calling the president crazy and even borderline calling to harm the president (but obviously a joke. Ie WKUK, kill the president PSA skit during the peak of the War on terror. No arrests were made on Trevor Moore, the comedian on that skit)
ONE WAY OUT
ONE WAY OUT
ONE WAY OUT
Hopefully my fellow Filipinos realize they're being strangled. But 50%+ voted for the guy.
He knew he was dead, there was no escape for him because he can't swim. Also, the distance was huge, probably most of them drowned, maybe all of them with the exception of Andor and Melshi
@@Bayard1503 Yea the last we see of Andor in this episode implies that only two of them really escaped, which is just tragic.
@@hadoken95 I'm hopeful that many drowned, but many survived and once people made it to shore they split up. If you're ever on the run from the law, remember they can't catch all of you if you split up and scatter.
It's not about Kino and Luthen. It's about the line that connects Luthen to Cassian to the rebels on Aldhani to Kino. It's about the passing of the flame. In his monologue about what he sacrificed, Luthen says he burns himself for a sunrise he will never see, that his ego will never have a mirror or audience, that he is condemned to use the weapons of his enemy against them. Luthen discovered, scouted, and recruited Cassian. In ways, Cassian and the rebels on Aldhani are his successors and have inherited his will. They are the mirror that Luthen thought he would never have. In Cassian's conversations with the Aldhani rebels, you could see them fan the embers of rebellion that Luthen saw in Cassian. When Cassian confronted Kino and told him that he would rather die than give the empire what they want, it was a reflection of Luthen's question to Cassian in their first meeting -- "don't you want to fight these bastards for real?" Cassian was bridging that flame from Luthen and the Aldhani rebels to Kino. When Kino repeats Cassian's words in the broadcast to ignite the rally to escape, Luthen's cause found an audience amongst those trying to desperately escape the Empire's oppression. And, whether it was the rebels on Aldhani or the prisoners, they were literally using Empire weapons against them akin to Luthen's curse.
This episode of Andor was really good. Hope Kino Loy made it.
Stellan skarsgard and Andy serkis are insanely good. WOW
I think Luthen's and Kino's monologues have to be some of the best ever written for film. Period. This series is SO GOOD!!!! Just amazing
"Can't swim" Hit me harder than Vader dying wtf
Andy Serkis was just magnificent in this episode. His acting was flawless, and his character not being able to escape was heartwrenching.
As a 30 year old male who's always been active and played sports but never been able to swim (and has genuinely nearly drowned once), I can tell you right now the idea of jumping into open water from that high alone is terrifying, couple that with having to swim god knows how far and I reckon I'd have ended up staying up top next to Kino. That scene hit me.
You may have heard this before but look for adult swim classes. Many community pools offer classes. It's never too late to learn.
Hell, I can swim cuz my dad sent me to swimming classes when I was a kid, and I'm also buoyant cuz I'm fat so I actually struggle more to stay under the water lmao, but even I still don't have the balls to jump from THAT high. Like I've jumped from a mere 4 meters or something into the pool and kinda hurt too, nevermind this prison's height which is probably over 20 meters.
Masterclass acting from Serkis and Skarsgard.
Saddest thing was that Lutheran realised the rebellion needed their own version of Palpatine who can work the shadows. Effing Awesome 🤘🏽
"It's still Disney" Cassian has shot 2 people in the face in cold blood in this show.
The elevator was actually going down, it had a negative symbol on the floor level. This team knows Star Wars. Amazing show.
Luthen’s speech is hands down the best piece of scripted content in the history of this franchise. Absolutely spellbinding work by Gilroy and team.
This show continues to prove itself to be the best SW property (ever?). Whenever I read fans commenting that it sucks, my mind explodes.
This show 👏👏👏👏👏 so much tension buildup, superb tension release. And Luthen's speech at the end **chef's kiss**
Gave me chills. This is film at its finest
my take on the Chandrilan politicking is that what Davo wants isn't additional wealth, but additional legitimacy- and moving from being a businessman with a reputation of a thug to marrying into the highest echelons of nobility would give at least the next generation that degree of legitimacy- and would confer some of it on him as well
@GETJaby,
20:31 You don't think Kino Loy got pushed into the water like Cassian? Everyone was pushing their way to the exit--5,000 prisoners are headed to the spot--I don't see how Kino is going to be able to hold his ground for much longer with everyone wanting out.
Kino's last words to the prisoners was to help each other, and we see them doing that as they made their way from either their sleeping quarters or workstations to the exit--they're brothers. Why stop helping each other now? They were able to escape because some of their brothers were willing to die to give them that chance. I can't see anyone leaving Kino behind. The nighttime manager, I forget his name, will eventually make his way to Kino and if Kino hasn't been helped by then, maybe he's the one that helps him. I don't know when, but I think the chances of us seeing Kino again are pretty high.
This was another great episode. I was on the edge of my seat from the moment water spilled into the workstation floor. What an escape!
Luthen's monologue with Lonnie leading into Andor's twilight escape with the strains of the Funeral March had me DEEP in the feels as I realized that we, knowing Andor's ultimate fate, are witnessing Luthen's true protege. That Luthen will sacrifice him and everybody, and that Andor WILL willingly sacrifice everything : that he's the man on the ground who will get everyone to fight for a doomed - yet essential - cause.
...and as I write this, I realize that Mon Mothma is his other protege....up till now she's been playing at Rebellion.....and she's now seeing that she has to get DIRTY : allying herself with a man she despises, "selling" off her daughter, using her husband as bait....her CAREER she could sacrifice EASILY, as it was her duty to the people that she says matters........but NOW she's realizing that she's going to have to take on Luthen's methods - which she railed against earlier in the show - if she wants to make meaningful moves. NONE of her Sacred Cows will survive.
BRILLIANT show.
Holy shiza. This episode had my adrenaline going.
Geez, you guys got this up fast, lol!
What an incredible episode! The tension is insane and the acting is top-notch.
Kino Loy performed heroically for the sake of the other prisoners and so the rebellion grows.
Also survival tip: in emergency you can turn you clothes into a floatation device. Tie the ends of your pants in a knot and trap air through the top and clench it tight.
Yall are fast. Thanks so much. This episode was so exciting and I felt lonely in my glee after watching it lol
Same here...its so late but damn but wow...this was phenomenal
@@ChrisSmith-tu9bu worst thing about this being released late at night is i can't scream my excitement after every episode
Dialogue, music, story, action 10/10
Swimming seems like such a natural thing that it seems like everyone should know how to do it, but that's not the case. If you jump into the water without actually learning how to do it, you will very likely drown. But anyways, I take solace in the fact that we don't actually see Kino Loy's fate and may yet see him again, hopefully for an epic reunion with Cassian at some point in the future.
*THIS SHOW IS SO FREAKING GOOD!*
I really love y'all reactions together, y'all compliment one another. Also, y'all are very smart, I appreciate it :)
Skarsgard's speech in "The lift' scene gave me Shakespeare vibes. Specifically Mark Antony's speech (J.C.: Act 3/Scene 2). Dude is throwin down the craft.
My thoughts exactly. “I’ve made my mind a sunless space. I share my dreams with ghosts.” Worthy of Hamlet.
What a great show!!! Damn that writing is on another level, the quality of the dialogues is excellent!!!
This is episode is greater than the Death Star canyon run in episode IV. how the hell do I have all these feels about the Andor series and there’s not one hint of Jedi presence anywhere
Luthen speech at the end, in that underground Coruscant background seems almost as if it was Darth Vader in ESB in the final scenes.
I think Kino knew the whole time that they were going to have to swim for it. Earlier he said, "I'm assuming I'm dead already". He was also seemed to be delaying the escape for maybe a transport they could steal or something.
Just fyi folks: NOT all dogs instinctively know how to doggie paddle/swim, some drown just like humans do.
One Way Out. Such a powerful battle cry.
So sad Kino as one of the Riverfolk couldnt swim away with them
The prison break scene was awesome. I’m sad there’s only two more episodes.
Well in this season. Still 12 more after that :D
15:18 swimming on open sea is HARD! its possible to swim to the nearby coast HARD but possible . Now for someone that DOESN'T know how to swimm? nah dude it's impossible.
I loved the episode, the best one so far, Andor has changed a lot, and he no longer hesitates to shoot an enemy on the ground, a huge change from the first episode, although he still doesn't kill in cold blood except if absolutely necessary. The prison escape is also the first operation that Andor creates and directs instead of being a member of the group.
In addition, the empire creates an army of enemies in that prison, gives them order, structure, uniforms, teaches them to march and obey and act as a unit instead of individuals, leaders, hierarchy, discipline and most important of all, a reason to the rebellion The moment someone sees through the lie the entire imperial system falls apart.
The more they oppress the more and more enemies they create, until they cannot subdue them all, it is a vicious circle that the Empire itself creates and from which it is unable to escape.
It is also the episode of the great speeches, where both Kino and Luthen shine in their scenes. Both excellent characters. Excellent characters both and they can both go very far, but they will never reach the end of the path, they can only help others to make that path.
This episode was beyond incredible!!
When Kino said he can’t swim I was gutted & tears flowed down my face
Hopefully some of his friends held hands with him & jumped together simultaneously; one on each side holding one of his hands
Once they land inside the ocean they can all start kicking their legs & with their outer hands start swimming, then with their hand holding one of Kino’s hands they just start moving it so he sees how it’s done & they instruct him to start kicking his legs repeatedly like them…if only 😅🙏🏽
Or more basic; since it was about 5,000 of them running to jump maybe a bunch will push him over like Cassian was & once Kino’s in the water, hopefully someone near him sees him beginning to drown & helps him 🙏🏽
Wtf this was just on!!! U guys work fast. Great job
And yes, for maybe only the third time ever the Star Wars universe had made me shed tears. Kino, and Luthen--holy balls. Epic, smoldering performances. Star Wars on a whole other level. The real human, social drama beneath the fairy tale.
Kino channeled his inner Ceaser from planet of the apes.
wow, steph... andy gets the EMMY
I think the guards Andor didn't kill will ID him as who he is during their eventual ISB debrief. His legend will begin.
I'm in awe of the dialogue in this show. Star Wars has long-been ridiculed for its clumsy scripts...so to say this takes things from one extreme to another is as much an understatement as mistaking the Death Star for a moon.
I think the Shift Leader, Serkis’ character, was so all-in immediately because he’d been telling himself that he was doing all this stuff to get people through and keep them alive. Figuring out it was all a lie, that he was just a tool for working his men to death, was a lot for him.
Fantastic episode, actors, script, show. After the slow burn tension building true stakes, true payoff.
I love love love showing the Rebels are grey too, using families as hostage, sacrificing a cell for the cause, etc.
It's not an accident Luthen is dressed like Darth Vader, without a helmet. :)
((While I understand the reasoning, similar to ISB trick using the pilot body they could have made a complex plan to fake why the attack is postponed and won't happen.))
I hope there will be even more informants, infiltrators, double agents, etc. on both sides.
I had the unlikely theory for Mon's daughter, as they will start investigating Mon Mothma more her hands will be tied.
The next question even if she takes the offer how to explain to the father? He will definately show a different face to her daughter enforcing Chandrilan tradition,
however what is the excuse Mon will tell to her husband? Just let them meet then say how fruitful it would be to make such marriage? Her husband will see through such lie in a second.
Or at the heat of ongoing investigation she confesses everything to her husband and why they need to do this or their family will be arrested, jailed, their wealth seized?
(Funny thought: the young boy could marry Val, kekw.)
How will Andor escape from that planet? It's like the Great Escape (movie about WW2 POW escape), 99.9% will be caught and shot or brought back soon. Blockade and raids all over the planet.
It's like a bank robbery, or hitting any target. You might get lucky, but the response will be horrifying. Fleet coming out from hyperspace (literally 1 single Star Destroyer), fighters and probe droids swarming the planet, Stromtrooper regiment deployed sweeping all, etc. etc.
Also I wonder how much they underestimate Maarva, or we underestime Meero. Is it only one spy watching over her, or it's way more complex, they might have even hacked her droid.
Since they might not know how determined Maarva is, but they know she is the only bait/lead for Andor, and Andor for Axis.
I suspect rebel activity on Ferrix, they try to rescue Bix, Maarva already checked some corridors and alternate entrances to the HQ, former Hotel. It would make sense if she would sacrifice herself
if it's called for.
It would make sense to finish this season with Andor becoming a true rebel, not looking for personal need, gain or forced but ready to doing things for the cause.
Also if we are to see Andor's sister showing up, it's time. Maybe she is already with a rebel cell, and try helping on Narkina 5 when the word of a prison outbreak gets in their ears.
Can't wait for the next one.
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Incredible authority of Kino when all immediatly belifes when he said no one is getting out
"I am forever doomed to use my enemies tools against them", what a line man, One of the best written shows I've ever watched.
Man Luthen willing to sacrifice Kreeger reminded me of the imitation game.
Andor series is the best Star Wars story imo
As some one who has almost drowned twice and would not be able to swim to shore, I'd rather turn a gun on myself than chance drowning
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It is, I almost drowned as a teen, didn't know how to swim, and fight-or-flight can be rather cumbersome in these situations because panic isn't good at keeping you afloat, instead I almost brought my dad down with me, who was trying to help me up
I'd say Andy's character is a goner, which I think it's okay, a tragic and bittersweet goodbye, but it's not like Andor would bump into him again and go "Hey old buddy, it's a small galaxy!"
The fact that Kino couldn't swim at first felt like a throw away excuse to get rid of a character. But then I thought about it. I thought about Kino's reluctance up til this point and all of a sudden stuff seemed to make a lot more sense. Because Kino can't swim, the ONLY way he is getting out of that prison is if the Empire allows it. The prison doesn't have ships or fighters of its own. It doesn't need them. When Kino chose to follow Andor, he did so knowing full well that this would result in him drowning or getting killed by the Empire. His chant "One Way Out!" championed a means of escape he knew he couldn't use. That's one of the biggest reasons why he's been such a strict company man this entire time, and its why he felt so conflicted even when he was confronted with clear evidence that the Empire had no intention of releasing any of them.
Also no, just because you can move your limbs doesn't mean you can swim. Drowning is one of the leading causes of death in the world with 237,242 people dying by drowning in 2019. According to a recent Gallup poll only 44% of the world answered yes to the question "Are you able to swim without any assistance at all?" Only 27% of respondents from low-income economies answered yes to the same question. Considering Kino is a no-name convict, it is very possible he like Andor comes from relatively low socio-economic status as well. One of the reasons the Empire likely chose to have the prison located far from shore is because of how big an obstacle the water is to mass prison breaks. Many of the most secure prisons on earth such as Alcatraz are located on small islands off the coast of the main land for this very reason.
Here's hoping Kino and any other prisoners who can't swim team up and trick the Empire into bringing ships to hi-jack them. Unfortunatley what is more likely is the major prison break draws the attention of the ISB, the guards Andor doesn't kill are able to identify Andor by his face, and Kino will be tortured for information then executed for his role in the escape. Unfortunately, he doesn't really know anything relevant about Andor that the guards don't know so he couldn't turn traitor even if he wanted to.
It might not even have a ocean in the planet he came from.
@@marcusanark2541 absolutely. There are numerous planets in the star wars galaxy that are all desert, all snow, or completely made up of cities (with cities being by far the most populace).
I loved it. Felt like such a real moment for Star Wars, similar to the guy getting crushed by the payload during the heist escape. I totally expected both of them to have big moments where they sacrifice themselves, but instead they got dealt a shit hand after their missions were almost done.
The buildup to this prison break was beautifully done right. Damn, I love this show.
My mom watched this episode with me. She doesn't know Star Wars, haven't watched any of the movies or the prior episodes of this show. Yet she was invested the whole time. That tells me how great this show is.
My anxiety was through the f'ing roof this episode..... such an amazing show with amazing actors and GREAT writing
This episode was phenomenal! Also, can we get the music composer for this series their flowers please? Amazing stuff.
Man - Luthen's speech - Oh man. Cried a bit on that.
This show is amazing! I put this up there with the original trilogy
Andy Serkins is one of the few who actually get my attention and get me excited for his roles.
I hardly ever put it on actors when things go bad...gotta give them something to work with and finish the rest with fine sculpting. Do that and you get this. Now if they could only transplant what's working here ethos wise and apply it to other things moving forward, we're for some great Star Wars. Between this and Mando, feels hopeful for the future.
One Way Out, but two monologues in=win.
The sacrifice of the 50 rebels mirrors Churchill's decision to allow people to die to not reveal that they have broken the enigma code.
I have this vision in my head of them filming the control room scene. Andy Serkis leans over the microphone, but doesn't know what to say.
So he says "Ape... Not... Kill... Ape..."
All time EPIC gag reel material!!
Listen to that score as Cassian finally gets to the top platform and kills those two guards.....just awesome......goosebumps!!!
Great reaction, I wanted to talk about the swimming. I didn't learn at a very young age and I drowned. My parents then took me to swimming classes. When you don't know. Trust me, treading water isn't something that comes intuitively to people. I think Andor wanted to jump with Kino to help but he was pushed off. I do believe we will see Kino again. Hopefully season 2.
This episode was amazing!
Wrong about swimming being intuitive
@@Luciphell I think they said it's not intuitive which is true. He would've drown for sure
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I know. I flat out refute the assertion that swimming is not intuitive.
As someone who’s only learned to swim as an adult and still don’t have the confidence to tread in open water, the fear can be paralyzing. Even at life or death situation. The reason I never learned to swim was because I was on a burning sinking ship when I was very young. Totally feel for Kino.
A mass escape like that its best if everyone splits up more likely more of them will evade and escape
Prison escape truly made me feel something.
No Jedi's or Light Sabers.....This show still managed to be freaking Awesome.🔥🔥
9:00 Hold the door! Hold the door! Hold door! Holdoor! Holdor! Holdor. Hodor.
i have never felt so pumped out after watching any series like before. Andor made feel like as if I was revolting against my greatest fear
No rebellion against a giant like the Empire would have a shot in hell at succeeding if they played fair and clean. This show and partly 'Rogue One' is the telling of that. In the OT we saw the Rebellion after all the dirty work had been done to create it and get it running smoothly. All the betrayals, all the murder, all the assassinations, all the innocents allowed to die, all the allies sold out, all the comrades left out in the cold, all the intelligence sources sacrificed. There are war time leaders and peace time leaders, the war time rebels like Luthen and Saw Gerrera all either die fighting for the cause or get outcasted by the more centralist rebels (like Mon) who can't stomach their methods anymore. Methods that helped build the rebellion if not start it (like we see Luthen doing as the founding father of the rebellion movement).
That dude looks the actor for smeagle when he was a hobbit
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You are fast lol
Andy serkis is so great man
Freedom fighters have to be monsters, to take down bigger monsters.
Andor and The Mandalorian are the best live action Star Wars shows Disney released. I am legit in tears after this episode. It was fucking perfect.
This show is incredible, leagues above what star wars has done
One way out!
One way out!
One way out!
You have to wonder when Kino (the Andy Serkis character) states early on that he considers himself dead already if he is thinking about the only exit available... that the only way out is to jump into the ocean and swim miles to shore, knowing he can't swim. He LITERALLY knows he is dead already. He knows he will drown, or stay behind and be killed by the Empire.
This show made us root for a prison break. Wow... What writing! Amazing acting!
Went from a good show, to a great show and now it's built into a masterpiece episode by episode
What can I say that isn't already said in the comments below. This episode, my god. i was yelling at my computer with excitement. So hyped to watch reactors videos on this one.
I'm so loving this show, to thr people that ✔️ out one the first three episodes are missing the great if not the greatest Star Wars movie or TV shows that I have ever seen. I have been telling the people that I know who love Star Wars that they need to watch Andor or start back watching it. I'm Loving It.
15:27 homeboy noticing the brilliant symbolism of the Empire’s logo being broken out of, showing the necessary spark needed for the removal of Palpatine’s boot from the throat of the galaxy. Meanwhile the other two talk over it. 😆
No hate, loved this reaction!
Can I share your video as a reaction video on my channel? 😊😊
If you share the link of the channel and the video, they will allow it.
This is so great
Savage Steph is a real rebel! Kill the guards 😂😂✊🏽
16:26 he was wrking with Dedra in ISB. He looks different than he used to in ISB
It's like Turing breaking the Enigma code in WW2. Alarming the ships that were in trouble would have told the Nazi's that they had broken the code and they had to let them die.
I love Luthen's character. I like to think he is either a Jedi or he knew some Jedi. There are quite a few things to bother me about him.
Also ONE WAY OUT! That was a amazing sequence.