Andor TV Series

[ChrisIII]

Seriously though, this series does have a very different tone from the others. It has a sort of large scale to it in terms of looks but it's a very kind of low-key story to start. I suppose it's a bit close in a few ways to some of the earlier Mandalorian episodes, but not quite. It's even grittier than Rogue One at this point. There's not much humor (There's sort of some toilet humor but it's really nothing like TPM's).

Something that strikes me about the crashed ship-they say "They killed a Republic officer" but the doomed (poisoned?) crew are wearing the Separatist symbol (Which looks vaguely like a TIE wing). Also the thing about Andor's "father"-is it Maarva's partner, or his real one, explaining perhaps part of why Andor's 'clan' seem to be LORD OF THE FLIES/MAD MAX style orphans? Maybe the Orphans came across a Republic officer trying to claim the ship? Also it's referred to an Imperial mining disaster (Which has already happened) but the Republic is mentioned in the flashback. Maybe the said Mining disaster only killed adults (Maybe something like the old TREK episode Miri)


Also kind of interesting that the villains so far are pretty much the Imperial stand-ins from the old Han Solo books (The Daley trilogy, not the other ones), more or less. Of course we know from the teasers the Empire will be making their presence known very soon.