Jedha, Kyber, Erso

Couldn't have asked for a greater setup for Rogue One. This trilogy (Andor S1, S2, & Rogue One) is a perfect compliment to the original trilogy, adding depth to the rebellion, showing the sacrifices made and the relationships built. This show is produced at a level I'd never thought Disney Star Wars can reach.

The directing, editing, and acting are outstanding. While there were some issues earlier with pacing and other details, the last 6 episodes of Andor make up for that plus some.

This episode sets up Rogue One perfectly, which sets up the original trilogy perfectly. If you're trying to introduce a friend to the world of Star Wars, I recommend telling them to start at Andor.

Andor's finale not only is a perfect segway into Rouge One, but is a fitting closing of the book for the 24 episode story of Andor's journey up until his story with the Death Star, that was slowly uncovered in a slow but calculated way in this series. My favorite aspects of the finale were the small things like the watering of the plants, as well as the return of Nemik's shining moment and dialogue peace that out of all amazing lines in this series to me stole the show the most. "Freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Random acts of insurrection are occurring constantly throughout the galaxy." The purity of Nemik's character brought a beacon of hope that was needed for this grounded story especially after the horrific events caused in 2x8, and it playing in the end was a fantastic decision. Overall I really enjoyed Andor and appreciate how much it contextualizes and elevates other elements of the Star Wars, and solidified Andor as one of if not the best character in this universe.

The ending of this series might be the greatest ending I have seen for a Star Wars project since the end for clone wars everything that has built up to this final episode has been done near masterfully. While the previous arcs for this show have amazing and I was very concerned on how they would have handled the ending for this show especially since it was a prequel to a character we already knew the fate of but they had actually had done it near perfectly too the point where cassians death in rogue one had more weight to his sacrifice then ever before. The only complaint I have with this whole season is that we could have gotten more of it but aside from that this show has done a masterful job making Star Wars feel greater again and might even exceed the original trilogy in terms of writing and characters and might be as one of the greatest prequels in television history.

Beautiful and powerful ending to a Generational TV-show.

The last batch/the last 3 episodes gave a wonderful closure to some of the characters and as we know leads straight into Rogue One for some of the other characters.

Although it couldnt possibly deliver the insane intensity of last weeks episodes, it gave us some incredibly intense moments and a phenomenal ending nonetheless.

I just want to thank everyone who worked on this show; from the extraordinary actors, writers, directors and the rest of the talented crew. And obviously most of all to the main man who created this once in a lifetime Star Wars show; Tony Gilroy.

Now its time to continue the story and Watch -Rogue One- again :)

This franchise was for so long mistreated and for a period appeared to be forsaken. Andor is so pure and free like it's premise. As a prequel of Rogue One, that is until today the best Star Wars movie since Disney, now we have the best series also.

I hope that Tony Gilroy someday come up with a new great idea for Star Wars, we would be very gifted if this happens again in the future.

Andor has soul and without Jedis, Siths or the Force can be more Star Wars then we would expect.

If you have not see it just start and bing it, if you already seen it watch it again. They need to know that the children that grew up seeing episodes I, II and III have grow up and that we need good, mature and powerful Star Wars stories as Andor.