Disney+ | Release Date: September 21, 2022
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chuck_VindalooNov 25, 2022
Wow.. Holy crap. I can't believe this is actually good. Something half decent from Disney. After they butchered and massacred the entire franchise (except The Mandalorian). Finally a good star wars show, with believable cast, acting andWow.. Holy crap. I can't believe this is actually good. Something half decent from Disney. After they butchered and massacred the entire franchise (except The Mandalorian). Finally a good star wars show, with believable cast, acting and story. Its not prefect by any means, the show's lack of proper pacing is big problem. There are episodes in which nothing happens and are filler, but despite that it manages to achieve good world building. For the first time we see inner workings of the empire and find out that they are not entirely incompetent idiots as always portrayed. The visuals are great and well done, doesn't seem fake. There is tension in the show and we get to see how rebellions are born (not just pew pew lasers). I'll recommend this show with the hopes that Disney doesn't flush this down the toilet too. Expand
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vandalay1125Oct 3, 2022
It takes its time which may not appeal to some, but I love it. Writing is top-notch and gives a better feel for life in the Star Wars universe than any other show or movie. This is Star Wars for adults.
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ImmobilienHaiNov 3, 2022
Star Wars for mature, intelligent fans! 9 episodes in and i'm on the edge of my seat. This is like a Tom Clancy novel, detail oriented, smart dialogues, realistic characters, an Empire that is truly threatening and uncompromising, realStar Wars for mature, intelligent fans! 9 episodes in and i'm on the edge of my seat. This is like a Tom Clancy novel, detail oriented, smart dialogues, realistic characters, an Empire that is truly threatening and uncompromising, real stakes. A glimpse into how the rest of the galaxy experiences the Empire's chokehold. Fans aren't treated like lobotomized consumers: no memberberries, no breaking canon, no spectacle without substance, no gaping plotholes, no tearing down of legacy characters. If you enjoyed Book of Boba Fett and Kenobi this is not for you. -1 point simply because it could move a bit faster. Expand
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That_Film_ProfNov 18, 2022
Possibly the best live action Star Wars series. The subtlety, character development, and production design is exquisite. It's never overdone, never agenda-driven, and never spectacle-driven. The irony is that it's the most human show I'vePossibly the best live action Star Wars series. The subtlety, character development, and production design is exquisite. It's never overdone, never agenda-driven, and never spectacle-driven. The irony is that it's the most human show I've seen in the last three years despite being set in a galaxy far, far away. Expand
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MrWolf88Nov 9, 2022
When I began watching Andor I was expecting more of the standard Disney/Star Wars action packed recipe, and was initially disappointed after the first few episodes when I realized I wasn't going to get it. I didn't realize at the time thatWhen I began watching Andor I was expecting more of the standard Disney/Star Wars action packed recipe, and was initially disappointed after the first few episodes when I realized I wasn't going to get it. I didn't realize at the time that this series would become my favourite entry in the Star Wars universe, and one that I now fear will be short lived.

For anyone reading this that is on the fence, I urge you to JUST WATCH IT. Even if you have no interest in the Star Wars universe, WATCH IT. Andor is a slow burn of a series that places heavy emphasis on character building and story telling, the action isn't plentiful, but when it appears it's terrific. My greatest fear for this series is that it's splendor will be lost on the masses of Disney subscribers looking for disposable thrills. My eternal thanks go to the producers who stepped out of the box to make this series, and I sincerely hope Disney will see fit to fund several seasons more.
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RitchbirdJan 16, 2023
Finally star wars again. Finally a series that can be taken seriously again. Finally a series with a plot and cosequences for the characters. THANK YOU! Kenobi, Book of Boba Fett, Mandalorien can't be taken seriously...
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mattttttttttttNov 28, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Andor is the best thing that happened to Star Wars since Rogue One. Maybe the best thing, period.
The writing is absolutely phenomenal and is careful to respect the mythology of SW without falling into the common traps, such as good vs evil. It manages to be very realistic while not sacrificing the fantasy. No "Make Numenor Great Again" scene in this. Just a very universal message that gets across, no matter your cultural background. The Empire is both terrifying and pathetic, while the rebellion does not rise from pure heroism but from the failings of fascism.
Andor is as interesting as ever and meets a gallery of fascinating characters, all written with care. The dialogs are also great, with some pure moments of greatness. The final episode had me in tears at one point, so powerful was one particular speech. Oh and I can't not mention The Eye. Probably the most amazing thing I've seen in a SW product. For once the buildup did not lie. It was one of the most amazing events in the galaxy.
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G1adiusDec 4, 2022
Propably the best Disney Series to date. A counterpoint to the general „spaceballs“ feel of the franchise. I really liked the depiction of the imperial bureaucracy - very believable. Star Wars taken seriously.
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abdus1989Dec 6, 2022
Best Star Wars show. Incredibly smart, tightly plotted, visually stunning, and thematically rich.
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AdrusDec 6, 2022
Andor Jest kolejnym serialem w świecie Star Wars. Ale nie jest lepszy od znanego i lubianego Mandaloriania, ale znaczenie tej w produkcji w świecie Georga Lucasa jest natomiast ważne.
Znakomita gra aktorska i CGI jak przystało na wytwórnie
Andor Jest kolejnym serialem w świecie Star Wars. Ale nie jest lepszy od znanego i lubianego Mandaloriania, ale znaczenie tej w produkcji w świecie Georga Lucasa jest natomiast ważne.
Znakomita gra aktorska i CGI jak przystało na wytwórnie Lucas film oraz budującą napięcie fabułę z dreszczykiem emocji nie wiemy, kto może zginąć, chociaż jest to Prequel.
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htoygar1987Dec 6, 2022
I finished the series. It well made rebellion tale. Finally they show real face of the Empire. I am going to watch second time. Written well, Directed Well and Played well.
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ArtMesaDec 30, 2022
A refreshing take on Star Wars. Great story, great dialogue, great acting, creative cinematography. I look forward to more shows like this!
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AshdedJan 13, 2023
This is a breath of fresh air in the Star Wars universe. Up to now almost every modern film and series (bar a couple) felt like a soulless cash out with no intention beyond continuing the status quo. This is a fantastic show disregarding it’sThis is a breath of fresh air in the Star Wars universe. Up to now almost every modern film and series (bar a couple) felt like a soulless cash out with no intention beyond continuing the status quo. This is a fantastic show disregarding it’s franchise but also a fantastic stars wars story that actually contributes and adds to the world. The plot is tight, the characters are all extremely interesting and the direction has style and integrity to it. Intriguing and compelling tv that justifies it’s slower pace. Expand
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GamerDad2023Feb 20, 2023
This is a great show (especially if you are a fan of Rogue One) that happens to be set in the Star Wars universe. Although held back by some slow, unneeded back-story, it is full of fantastic story-telling and visuals.
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triadneMar 15, 2023
I could tell 10 minutes in that the writing was quality. Just some really darn good dialogue that felt clever and well thought out. The setting is quality too. The pacing is also much to my liking. It certainly feels slow but I like that. TVI could tell 10 minutes in that the writing was quality. Just some really darn good dialogue that felt clever and well thought out. The setting is quality too. The pacing is also much to my liking. It certainly feels slow but I like that. TV is so fast paced these days, it's refreshing to have a chance to digest what they are giving to us. I am also not feeling desperate to watch the next episode, which is a good thing. after watching an episode, I feel satisfied and content. I will certainly watch the next episode, but not because I have to, because I want to. Expand
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Ilcasa08May 19, 2023
Very good TV series, but a bit boring because the directors decided to publish only one episode a week.
It is absolutelt one oh the best Star Wars TV series.
Its lore is glamorous.
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TheChaser1985Jun 5, 2023
2nd best Disney+ Star Wars show. Just behind the Mandalorian. Looking forward to season 2.
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DukeJonNov 13, 2022
Star wars for grown ups. No lightsabre battles of force-chokes here, just a slow burning story the really delivers. Best Star Wars since Rogue One.
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asfbrMar 17, 2023
This is a piece of art. Other Star Wars shows may have more action, be more entertaining, but kudos to the production on this one.
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ComandanteCobraSep 11, 2023
Very good.
It is a different take on Star Wars universe, with tones and thematic similar to a ww2 resistance movie or a cold-war spy novel.
Adult situations, blurred morals, good fx, good action scenes, meaningful dramas. Touching dialogues
Very good.
It is a different take on Star Wars universe, with tones and thematic similar to a ww2 resistance movie or a cold-war spy novel.
Adult situations, blurred morals, good fx, good action scenes, meaningful dramas. Touching dialogues that represents the flaws in both rebel and empire beliefs, describing the sadness of a conflict; creating a thoughtful way to engage with star wars world.
I liked it
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OlivierPielOct 12, 2022
Far superior to the cartoonish Mandalorian -and the rest of the dreck that shan't be named that Disney has tried to peddle-, cleverly and overtly borrowing and combining an atmosphere from Blade Runner and story lines from 60's and 70's WWIIFar superior to the cartoonish Mandalorian -and the rest of the dreck that shan't be named that Disney has tried to peddle-, cleverly and overtly borrowing and combining an atmosphere from Blade Runner and story lines from 60's and 70's WWII commando/heist and French resistance movies (Bridge on the River Kwai, Canons of Navarone, The Eagle has landed, Army of Shadows), it is indeed a treat for a mature audience.
The early episodes are a bit clunky and the decors look a bit cheap , but once the action moves to Aldani and the heist scene, the directing, esp. editing is impeccable. Just like in ...the Empire Strikes Back.
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AFriendlyManFeb 7, 2023
Here is only one problem. No Action. But it's very dramatic show. This is Star Wars for adults. A lot of politics, gray morality and so on. Wish 2nd season will be more spectacular and at the same time will retain its drama.
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ProfAmateurDec 8, 2022
My first thought was that another production is just to make more and more money for disney. But indeed i liked the series. It shows the beginning of the rebellion in times of the hard imperials regime.
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chrisothenOct 20, 2022
I'm only a couple of episodes in but i'm really enjoying it so far. Engaging story which is more like an very long movie. Better than the movies in any case!
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Onlyclassicvg1Aug 4, 2023
So far this show is amazing, it's definitely what Star Wars needed in live action these last few years, Book of Boba Fett was botched, Kenobi was vapid and disappointing, Andor is a fresh take on this rich universe and I'm glad that both TheSo far this show is amazing, it's definitely what Star Wars needed in live action these last few years, Book of Boba Fett was botched, Kenobi was vapid and disappointing, Andor is a fresh take on this rich universe and I'm glad that both The Mandalorian and this show exist despite the Expand
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MohhSep 29, 2022
Rogue one is the best star wars film and This so far on par with movie in terms of writing.
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ReviewThangsMar 19, 2023
Really ambitious for star wars, telling a more nuanced and well written story. It uses the star wars lore as a setting rather than fan service form the movies. It starts out a bit bland and takes it time for the better, but it's easy to fallReally ambitious for star wars, telling a more nuanced and well written story. It uses the star wars lore as a setting rather than fan service form the movies. It starts out a bit bland and takes it time for the better, but it's easy to fall off from the first few episodes. Enjoyed it more than the middling rogue one or brain dead episode 9 of the sequel trilogy.

That being said it's a Disney plus show so set your expectations appropriately. It's a pretty good show with a few excellent episodes. A lot of the hype it's getting is likely because most of the marvel and star wars shows have not exactly been consistent masterpieces.
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Dee-Jay_DeliNov 21, 2022
Slow burning, but very compelling and well-produced show about the beginning of the Galatic Rebellion. It stands out with a more grown-up story, no fan-service and real sets.

Overall, this is the best Star Wars TV show we've seen to date.
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Pan_KrytykDec 16, 2022
Jest to chyba najlepsza produkcja Lucasfilm pod egidą Disney... Mówiąc szczerze to chyba pierwszy która nie jest zjebana.
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JoGeronimusKerOct 27, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. REVIEW FOR THE FIRST 8 EPISODES OF THE SERIES, UPDATE WILL FOLLOW AFTER THE FINAL EPISODE

Andor is the best Star Wars show in 2022 and if it sticks the landing, it might even be the best show of this year all together.
Andor is a show that is very different from other Star Wars shows. It strips away a lot of the action, fantasy ellements and, dare I say, romanticism that we find in other Star Wars media, instead giving us a dialogue heavy and gritty sci fi show that focuses on the origin of the Rebel Alliance. This has unfortunately alienated some of the regular Star Wars audience, meaning we might not get more shows like this in the future. Such a shame.
Pasing wise I think it comparable to the earlier seasons of Game of Thrones: there are a lot of scenes of characters talking about their lives and views and characters scheming and working on a grand plan, with large action scenes mainly being reserved for the end of a story arc.

This pacing has worked so-so for the first arc of the season, which is a problem that mainly comes from the characters featured on Andors home world (non of them are very interesting, hence making their scenes a bit dull), but has an excellent action packed climax which introduces Stellan Skarsgård's Luthen, aka the best character in the show.
The second arc is executed much better, giving us an interesting look at the many souls that drift towards the rebellion and the interactions between them. It also gives us more lore on the inner workings of the empire through the escapades of Mon Mothma and a focus on the ISB (the Imperial Gestapo), with scenes in which the dialogue peaks. This arc builds up perfectly towards a spectacular climax in which we see something we haven't seen much in Star Wars (and no, Last Jedi's piss poor attempt to comment on war profiteering does not count): a less black and white but more grey view at the Galactic conflict. The Rebellion in this show is not afraid to fight dirty. They have an empire to crush and if innocents get hurt in the process, then so be it. It almost makes them come across as real revolutionaries.

Anyhow, here is a list of things the show does well:
- Great Dialogue that reveals bits of character intell naturally rather than in a forced manner
-Great expansion of the Star Wars lore
-Good performances from the majority of the cause, especially from Skarsgård, Andy Serkis and Faye Marsay
-Interesting side characters -Great cyberpunk-esque soundtrack
-The show knows how to craft great environments

And here is a thing the show could do better
-Make the protagonist more interesting / more focus on the protagonist. The show might be called Andor, but he more often feels like a spectator in his own show. He sometimes feels more like an audience surogate than an actual character. They have layed out some interesting story beats for him, but are yet to really pick up on them and they might be taking just a bit too long with that.

All and all, I am really enjoying Andor thus far and am eager to see how this show will continue from this point onwards.
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JoeyGFeb 18, 2023
Finally, a Star Wars spin off for adults.

Well written, well acted. No stupid jokes or nods to children Disney, create more shows like this and less like Boba Fett.
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Tural436Nov 25, 2022
A good combination of star wars universe and dystopia genre. I liked it very much, I hope there will be more.
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BlokinNov 1, 2022
I wasn’t even gonna watch this after the series of disappointments KK’s Lucasfilm had subjected me to. Very pleasant surprise! You can tell that KK had nothing to do with this. Yes, slow paced, but intriguing and captivating. The world feelsI wasn’t even gonna watch this after the series of disappointments KK’s Lucasfilm had subjected me to. Very pleasant surprise! You can tell that KK had nothing to do with this. Yes, slow paced, but intriguing and captivating. The world feels enormous, like a real world, and full of life. I like Rogue One and I like this one. Expand
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OkicriticSep 21, 2022
After finishing season one, I can say this is easily the best Star Wars show Disney has created. The writing interesting and coherent, the actors are skilled and take their roles seriously, and the directors demonstrate creativity andAfter finishing season one, I can say this is easily the best Star Wars show Disney has created. The writing interesting and coherent, the actors are skilled and take their roles seriously, and the directors demonstrate creativity and competence in the way scenes unfold. It's very different from the cheesy, childish, and superficial content that we have come to expect from Disney Star Wars. There were small things I didn't care for, such as the pacing of the flashbacks, but overall it's a very good show. Expand
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LonelyAutomataNov 28, 2022
It would be a 7/10, but B2EMO is like a bonus +1. Sure, it's a bit slow, borderline boring in the first episodes, but once it gains footing, it's the best Star Wars product not featuring the Force or a green muppet.
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FradolinJan 8, 2023
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It´s a really good Star Wars Series. Much better then Obi-Wan. It is not perfect but really gut. Expand
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tai_fungJul 3, 2023
I differ with those who find this show to be too slow. The stakes are meaningful. Considering what else Disney has done to the Star Wars IP, this is a welcome entry. As The Little Platoon has observed, "Andor is by far the most intelligentI differ with those who find this show to be too slow. The stakes are meaningful. Considering what else Disney has done to the Star Wars IP, this is a welcome entry. As The Little Platoon has observed, "Andor is by far the most intelligent entry into the Star Wars canon in the Disney era. Some of the concepts it deploys and philosophical inspirations it takes make it one of the most intelligent shows on TV generally. Problems with pacing regrettably turned a good many people off, but it doesn't change the fact that Andor is a much better show than you've been led to believe." Expand
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SpecialKinkAug 11, 2023
I watched the full season and I'll watch any additional seasons. However, my fundamental complaint about the show can be seen in the first two scenes. It's what's wrong with all of the SW stories right now, imo.
Scene 1 - cold blood murder a
I watched the full season and I'll watch any additional seasons. However, my fundamental complaint about the show can be seen in the first two scenes. It's what's wrong with all of the SW stories right now, imo.
Scene 1 - cold blood murder a trumped-up security guard so as not to leave a witness behind. Holy crap! This is hard core!
Scene 2 - space dogs run up and pee on a robot. What?!? Is this the same show? Two different writers with different ideas on what this show is about? After murdering someone it's important to have a slapstick stupid comedy bit for the kids?
Sigh... come on writers... give us an adult star wars story that doesn't need silly-stupid to be on-brand.
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imoviesreviewDec 14, 2022
Ever since Disney bought Star Wars, many wanted to see Star Wars do a different take. Mainly the idea of a mature Star Wars. The closes we got before this was Rouge One. So when this show was announced to star one of the main characters fromEver since Disney bought Star Wars, many wanted to see Star Wars do a different take. Mainly the idea of a mature Star Wars. The closes we got before this was Rouge One. So when this show was announced to star one of the main characters from Rouge One along with the same director, It seemed their was a possibility of a mature Star Wars. This shows accomplishes that. However, that is also it's problem. Now I am glad we got this and this is a great series. But if you really want to see Star Wars familiar tropes, well don't expect it here. It did even put me off a little at points. It's biggest problem is also it's biggest strength. It's is a slow series. I can't help but feels like this 12 episodes series could have reduced to 10. But where it makes up for that is the climax of each event. The reason for the slow build up was so that the climax of each story is more satisfying when it finally comes. But what really does not help is that their are just so many subplots with other characters. Some of which doesn't really affect anything. Some episodes have some many subplots that Andor seems barely in that episode. This issues kind of mean to me that Andor, despite being great, is a very one and done series. You watch it once and really enjoy it, but you don't really want to rewatch it. With also being a few weeks pasted it's finally episodes, I have to say that I really don't miss it too much. But I will be excited to see what Season 2 will bring. Expand
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UncleWillardSep 23, 2022
Star Wars for adults. I really like the gritty, lived-in feel of Andor. Everything looks used...worn. The dude in the tower needs to chill. Can't say I like Rogue One at all, but Ikke this.
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Rich87Sep 23, 2022
Much better than obi wan the darker tone and the grittyness of andor is spot on for what I want from a star wars show in what is a prequel character series on cassia andor and how he came to be the rebel assassin who wanted to bring down theMuch better than obi wan the darker tone and the grittyness of andor is spot on for what I want from a star wars show in what is a prequel character series on cassia andor and how he came to be the rebel assassin who wanted to bring down the empire. My only gripe it's very slow in its pacing Expand
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Jones76Sep 21, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. After a few more episodes I upgrade my rating to a 7. It is still slow, but well written with a good story and Ep. 6 had some really good action as well. I was hoping for more of a thrill ride, but it is some of the best Star Wars I have seen in recent years.

Not the worst show Disney has done the last years, has potential, but currently fails to excite me. Andor feels like someone tried to turn depression into a TV show and it's sloooow. In addition it tries to be overtly dramatic in some places e.g. the prep talk to the guards, but scenes like this come over as bad comedy. Andor could also profit from an R rating, the show literally starts in a strip club with no strippers. Characters so far are not very memorable, the main character will be a problem for many, as he has no problem with killing. I don't need him to be a shiny hero, but I can see the problem. From a technical perspective it is good so far, haven't seen anything that I would lable bad cgi.

All in all the best Star Wars show after Mandalorian, not as abysmal as Obi Wan or Boba Fett, but it has to gain speed to get a better rating out of me.
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TimmooreOct 29, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Really enjoying it so far. Much prefer the slower pace and character development when compared to shows like kenobi, and boba fett. Not perfect, I'm a bit sick of Disney orphans to be honest. Why does every rebel or hero have to be an orphan or not have proper parents. Literally all the characters in star wars now have such a similar back story it's boring. I don't need to watch more scenes about protagonists without parents who somehow raised themselves without turning into lord of the flies

I find the imperial scenes and storyline more interesting tbh. Almost routing for them which means the writing is good. Would be interesting to see some of the imperial characters empathize with the rebels and vice versa (as people)
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NAMESISREVOct 20, 2022
They basically killed my Star Wars affinity with the previous junk. I'm pleasantly surprised, Andor is good! It's a different Star Wars series to what we've seen recently, which is very positive. And it definitely fits in very well with RogueThey basically killed my Star Wars affinity with the previous junk. I'm pleasantly surprised, Andor is good! It's a different Star Wars series to what we've seen recently, which is very positive. And it definitely fits in very well with Rogue One. A smart approach would have been to make one big episode out of three small ones and release them 2 weeks apart. Expand
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bjmetacriticSep 22, 2022
The characters are somewhat interesting, the story is coherent but slow, the dialogue is alright, and the effects are fine. Nothing stands out as being particularly strong or weak. Overall, it's just okay.
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TristanHemlockOct 30, 2022
Andor... We're again exploring the time span between movies. Fortunately unlike with Obi-Wan, Andor seems to be heading somewhere.

In this show we're seeing how the Rebellion began, and I got to say that I'm amazed the Rebellion ever got
Andor... We're again exploring the time span between movies. Fortunately unlike with Obi-Wan, Andor seems to be heading somewhere.

In this show we're seeing how the Rebellion began, and I got to say that I'm amazed the Rebellion ever got anything done. Seeing its own members are more in it for their own personal reasons, than for the liberation of the galaxy from the rule of the Empire.

Cassian Andor is an interesting character, but he isn't that interesting. If the show was carried only by him, then we would have another flop on our hands. Fortunately we've Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgård) and Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly), giving the show more than Cassian can offer. Although not exactly playing by the same rules Rael and Mothma are clearly crucial pieces of hopefully will become a far more efficient Rebellion than the one shown thus far.

The inner dynamics of the agents of the Empire are also very interesting to observe. Seeing that they show that the Empire only sustained their grip on the galaxy, because of certain key individuals. Without them, Vader and Sidious wouldn't matter for the Empire would've fallen even to a very inefficient Rebellion. The best Imperial characters thus far are Dedra Meero and Major Partagaz. All the other Imperial characters are mainly to give contrast to those two characters.

Andor has enough room to become better, and if it does I'll increase the score I gave it. But if it does not, then I'll have no problem stop seeing it.

Andor so far is only interesting and worth watching because it has lots of potential. If the show will live to that potential, that's another matter altogether
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Plain_Sight_DocSep 26, 2022
Nothing really happens to be honest. Really great writing and acting but it really just kinda stalls o it and never moves forward.
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LtlombardiOct 12, 2022
Finally star wars for the grown-ups. Really enjoyed it. Good characters, good story, good acting, good photography .
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busiekOct 4, 2022
Four episodes watched... In world of Disney's "Star Wars" mediocre is new masterpiece. Better than "Obi-Wan" and "Boba Fett" for sure...
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ShaManaSep 22, 2022
Absolute snooze fest. The most boring thing I've watched in a while. Not that the other were any better
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TheCriticatorOct 1, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Boring. Boring. Boring. I'm four episodes into this series and all I know is that dude's name is Cassian Andor and that he's Kelarian, and looking for his sister, but then it turned into him trying to sell an innocuous stolen ship part for money, and now he's joining the rebels to steal Empire money and forgetting about the sister. Every line of dialogue with every character is "Who are you?", "Why is he joining us?", "You're a Klerian?", "That's not the plan", "That's not what I was told", "Give me money", and "Who are you?", and nothing that gives us any insight to the plot. All the leaders are female and overly questioning/distrusting of Cassian's existence in every scene. Look, you are either need him or you kill him if you're that suspicious. But why him? Why Cassian Andor? He's literally every generic background character on these planets. Apparently he's Kelarian, which is a noticeable trait. A flashback showed Andor's childhood as a Klerian, and they are actually a child tribal race that has zero technology, no civilization. Even the Ewoks on Endor had buildings. They fight using blow darts, BLOW DARTS! Against actual weapons. They don't even have spears or knives. And of course, its led by alpha girl-boss teenage girls, the boys just simply fall in line behind them. An imperial ship crashes and a basic soldier is able to take out members of this Klerian tribe, while 30-40 of these Klerian kids shoot blow darts at him which takes forever to take him out. And the Empire comes and takes out all the Klerian with no resistance. Andor is saved by some old **** named Maarva who spent her life keeping his Klerian identity a secret, why? Klerians are no threat to anyone. They have no abilities and no technology like a Mandalorian or even Mon Calamari. Like every modern Star Wars antagonist Andor lives a predictable rough life with no parents, and gets by stealing ship parts for money. Apparently, the Empire thinks very highly of this basic component which Andor later says becomes useless if it's plugged in or used. So then we change the stakes to Andor being recruited by some old dude who tells Andor "I know who you are Cassian Andor" and doesn't tell us anything else. And like every other male in the cast he answers to a woman. Expand
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SuronalOct 23, 2022
I absolutely love Star Wars, but I just can’t get into this one, I gave it 2 episodes, tried to stay awake … just not for me.
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ScienceAdvisorSep 22, 2022
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The first three episodes are boring. It apparently takes half the season to get started. So while
Search for "Metacritic Andor Season 1" and leave your review there. This page will be shut down soon, based on Metacritic past behaviour.

The first three episodes are boring. It apparently takes half the season to get started. So while better than Boba or Kenobi, it is still just a time-waster for a character that no one cares about.
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Razrback16Mar 5, 2023
The other actors did a pretty good job, though, story was decent. The area they did a good job on was showing how awful the Galactic Empire is / how oppressive it is toward various people. Overall glad I didn't spend money on it, though; IThe other actors did a pretty good job, though, story was decent. The area they did a good job on was showing how awful the Galactic Empire is / how oppressive it is toward various people. Overall glad I didn't spend money on it, though; I won't spend a cent on anything from Disney until the sequel trilogy for Star Wars is officially de-canonized, Lucasfilm is mostly re-staffed, and Disney publicly apologizes for their whacko activism and filming Mulan next to a Chinese concentration camp. Awful company run by awful people.

The other actors did a pretty good job, though, story was decent. The area they did a good job on was showing how awful the Galactic Empire is / how oppressive it is toward various people. Overall glad I didn't spend money on it, though; I won't spend a cent on anything from Disney until the sequel trilogy for Star Wars is officially de-canonized, Lucasfilm is mostly re-staffed, and Disney publicly apologizes for their whacko activism and filming Mulan next to a Chinese concentration camp. Awful company run by awful people.
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DarthKevinOct 12, 2022
So... 5 episodes into Andor and I'm still wondering if anything is going to happen.

I'm not sure why there's a following for this show. The production is good, overall, but the writing is pretty terrible. The visuals, cinematography and
So... 5 episodes into Andor and I'm still wondering if anything is going to happen.

I'm not sure why there's a following for this show.

The production is good, overall, but the writing is pretty terrible. The visuals, cinematography and score are pretty great. It feels like you're watching a movie. The dialogue is written well, but it's much to do about nothing... the acting is fine, but the characters are taking us nowhere fast. The sub-plots/side stories are pretty meaningless.

If not for the name of the show, I wouldn't even know this was Star Wars. It feels more like Krypton, but with less action... which is not a good thing. Krypton drudged along at a snail's pace with equally meaningless drivel, but at least there was a story that moved forward with action sequences and conflicts that meant something.

I think I've seen maybe 3 droids, 2 aliens, and zero alien creatures. How is this Star Wars and how is it remotely entertaining for people?

Look at the poster... looks pretty exciting right? It's not. Bait and switch.

Why the good reviews, then?

I think some have been beaten down with so much **** material, over the last few years, that they'll just accept anything that has good production value and zero wokeness as "good."

Andor isn't good. It suffers from weak writing, sub-plots that lead nowhere and provides zero reason for anyone new to Star Wars or Andor to remain engaged. I can't get the comparison of this to Krypton out of my head, because the two shows are very similar.

If you have to say "it's slow, but it's building up to something big" or "it's a slow burn, but it's good," or something along those lines, then it's not a good show. A good show shouldn't seem like a slow burn, or that it's building up to something big... it should give you a reason to become engaged and hang on. Even Star Trek or Babylon 5 could do that in 1-2 episodes... We're 5 episodes into Andor and nothing's happened.
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TheWhiteManSep 24, 2022
One word: bland! This series was never going to be vital watching in the Star Wars canon, but it seems the creators are more than content to make a meaningless piece of backstory as there is no real interesting hook or twist to make viewersOne word: bland! This series was never going to be vital watching in the Star Wars canon, but it seems the creators are more than content to make a meaningless piece of backstory as there is no real interesting hook or twist to make viewers care. Andor himself just kind of gets thrown into the story and goes along with it. The antagonists are just about as wooden and generic as you can get in Star Wars. I don't care about them and don't care about how Andor holds up against them. We all know exactly how this story ends so they might have done more to make us interested in what is happening right now. But everything is done with such a dreary tone it has missed a lot of what makes Star Wars fun and exciting. Sure, Rogue One was a more serious and dark Star Wars story, but it also did a great job connecting to A New Hope with some fan favorite characters and intersecting plot. Andor has none of that, and if you did not know his character from Rogue One there is little connection to the larger Star Wars universe for fans to sink their teeth into. All of this would be fine if it was telling an interesting original story with characters we cared about, but sadly that is not the case. This does not feel like a good Star Wars story or a good story on its own right, and Andor is certainly not a strong enough character to carry a bland and meaningless story like this on his own. Expand
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Dedal_3CityNov 23, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Extremely boring, watching the paint dry is more exciting.
Only 3 episodes have any potential. Exactly 6, 10 and 12.
It took them 3 episodes to introduce the main character to the viewers.
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JacktronicsOct 26, 2022
Mature doesn't need to be boring, but Andor tries as HARD as possible to bore the absolute **** out of the audience, with 7 of the 8 current episodes ending on flat notes, devoid of any legitimate curiosity for the next installment. This isMature doesn't need to be boring, but Andor tries as HARD as possible to bore the absolute **** out of the audience, with 7 of the 8 current episodes ending on flat notes, devoid of any legitimate curiosity for the next installment. This is as forgettable as it gets; the writers and the directors don't have a clue about Star Wars. George Lucas, JJ Abrams, Rian Johnson, Irvin Kirshner, Richard Marquand; these guys followed Lucas' vision of a rich galaxy, full of wizardry, adventure, battles amongst the stars, alien planets with ACTUAL aliens, and entertaining droids abound. None of that will be found here, as most of the so-called spectacle of this series centers around a bunch of talking heads, speaking in the extremely condescending, yet unrealistic, cryptic ways, to one another. If you all want mature, mysterious, brooding, thrilling, yet something that still gets a laugh often (this show hasn't an inkling of humor in it), then watch something like... Twin Peaks, but leave Andor to the trash compactor of the Death Star, where it belongs. Expand
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doodoo2Sep 27, 2022
Different, but the least interesting Star Wars since Episode 8‘s Canto Bight sequence. It‘s too slow, but not in a good oder rewarding way - at least for me. Main character doesn’t feel like one and the plot is pointless if you watched RogueDifferent, but the least interesting Star Wars since Episode 8‘s Canto Bight sequence. It‘s too slow, but not in a good oder rewarding way - at least for me. Main character doesn’t feel like one and the plot is pointless if you watched Rogue One. Expand
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VulcanSep 28, 2022
Aside from some very good acting, this is possibly the most boring thing I've seen coming out of the franchise. Waste of time.
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Wang_LiquinSep 22, 2022
When a show is completely lacking in action and adventure and turns into a space-office bore fest. This could have been set in Iowa at a mall, and it would have made no difference other than the "accents" the actors use. Actually, if it wereWhen a show is completely lacking in action and adventure and turns into a space-office bore fest. This could have been set in Iowa at a mall, and it would have made no difference other than the "accents" the actors use. Actually, if it were in a mall, there's a chance you might see a Stormtrooper at the Sharper Imager store. There sure as hell aren't any in this... whatever it is. Boring. Expand
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Sagan75Oct 1, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Another series with political message and bad acting. The soul of Star Wars is missing more and more, this is really sad. Expand
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galilelo288Nov 23, 2022
Hay demasiadas escenas innecesarias y tramas que no conectan; el protagonista no se siente como tal
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benrakanthNov 20, 2022
Boring and dull pacing and execution is so poor. Mandalorian is just so better than this. Highly overrated.
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StebarsoJun 9, 2023
Noiosa! Cast pietoso. Storia pessima. Villain senza personalità. Unico personaggio salvabile è Andor. Una pesantezza guardarla
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Mandirigma88Sep 24, 2022
Absolutely worst star wars spinoff I have ever seen in my life. I couldn't even finish the first episode. It is about as exciting as watching paint dry. I hate this series for literally destroying any positive feelings I have towards the StarAbsolutely worst star wars spinoff I have ever seen in my life. I couldn't even finish the first episode. It is about as exciting as watching paint dry. I hate this series for literally destroying any positive feelings I have towards the Star Wars universe. Avoid. You have been warned. Expand
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AcrofiloSep 21, 2022
Disney corporation keeps putting out series and movies under the premise that more is better but it is tiresome and quality pays dearly. This show is less childish than the rest but it is still a "family" thing like all things streaming these days.
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Sickboy0138Sep 21, 2022
Tried giving this a watch and it's just very very boring. Awkward diolauge and no real reason to even like him because he's already dead. Supporting actors are all bland and forgeteble. Why Disney can't just make a decent movie is beyond me.Tried giving this a watch and it's just very very boring. Awkward diolauge and no real reason to even like him because he's already dead. Supporting actors are all bland and forgeteble. Why Disney can't just make a decent movie is beyond me. It's not as full of "the message" as most Disney... But it's still Disney. Expand
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StanBlackJun 8, 2023
спеціально відірвав зад від дивану, увімкнув комп, щоб написати відгук про цей серіал.
як фанат всесвіту "Зоряних Війн" з 85 року, взагалі не розумію, як можна знімати настільки нецікаво, прісно, плоско і взагалі, ні про що; мене вистачило
спеціально відірвав зад від дивану, увімкнув комп, щоб написати відгук про цей серіал.
як фанат всесвіту "Зоряних Війн" з 85 року, взагалі не розумію, як можна знімати настільки нецікаво, прісно, плоско і взагалі, ні про що; мене вистачило лише на 2 серії.
діалоги - ні про що, це просто філлери. сюжет - ні про що. повний метр "Хан Соло" - просто шедевр у порівнянні з цим шматом лайна.
крім напису Star Wars на початку, та імені Кассіана Андора в цьому шоу ви не знайдете АБСОЛЮТНО НІЧОГО, що ріднить це з великою франшизою Лукаса. тут навіть soundsamples інші.
якщо ви справжній прихильник "ЗВ" - не дивіться, не піддавайте себе тортурам!
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lukeakJun 24, 2023
I don't know what it is, modern feminists or woke equity politics, but how do you do such a bad job with something so easy. The source material has already established a massive fan base, and the story is already written. All they have to doI don't know what it is, modern feminists or woke equity politics, but how do you do such a bad job with something so easy. The source material has already established a massive fan base, and the story is already written. All they have to do is transcribe it from book to screen, and you'd have the best show of the decade. It's so simple. You have to be a extremely bad writer/director/producer to make something so great so bad. It's also extremely unethical to take someone's life's work and change the source material with such disrespect. Then, just to make everything so much worse, you add on top of that fan baiting. Fan Baiting is done on purpose to not only stir up controversy for publicity but also serves as a barrier to real criticism and ensures that the show will succeed because if anyone has a different opinion, they will just be labeled as a "racist/sexist/transphobe/etc." and their opinion is ignored. It's a method to make everyone think you're virtuous when really you're just a horrible person spreading hate with anyone who has a different opinion than your own. You act like you're fighting fascism by spreading and using fascism. It's hypocrisy in action. Expand
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