#k2s0

[wandrianule]

NASA astronaut Cassian Andor didn't think he'd be falling in love in the International Space Station. He'd happily like to ask his fellow astronaut, Jyn Erso, out on a date. The only complication is that it's quite cramped and they live with their other fellow astronauts, Bodhi, Kay, Baze and Chirrut. It doesn't help at all that a lot of people watching the ISS' live feeds have picked up on his feelings for Jyn.

[therobotwig]

'Friend or foe?'

All shot practically using real figures, lighting and miniature sets

[katestewartt]

“He tends to say whatever comes into his circuits.”

[flappydolphin]

Thoughts on re-watching Rogue One right after Andor, in no particular order

I was forever losing my patience with Jyn and her delivering speeches to the Rebel Alliance about what the right thing to do is. Ma'am you just showed up, people here have invested years building the kind of base you see now

Cassian telling Jyn that those in the rebellion have given their whole lives for it, yeah you tell her king

Melshi you cutie patootie

Very much here for the ongoing theme of imperial officers dying by the weapon of their creation (talking here about Krennic, lifting off from this post by @peachandpinwheel)

K2 you cutie patootie

The looming presence of the Death Star for the audience who know what's coming and the build-up within in the narrative is brilliant. The slow hints from Andor season 1 finale to everything peppered through season 2 to the Death Star being there where Cassian, Jyn, Bodhi and others escape Jedda in the knick of time? chef's kiss

What both Andor and Rogue One put in perspective is the years and the work it takes to build any kind of resistance movement, but also ultimately how quickly a tyrannical order unravels and falls like a house of cards. Nemik was right, the frontier of the rebellion is always expanding

[my-jokes-are-my-armour]

[brushyville]

Good riddance.

[ablazecosmic]

i don't like it here

[acerobbiereyes]

My Andor season 2 prediction