per-abenius

I can appreciate the attempt here by the showrunners to take a break from monsters and Grogu and try to show something else. It was interesting to see the Empire in a different light and how ex-imperials tried to fit in within the New Republic.

Showing the inner workings and human side of both the good and the bad side in Star Wars is something that "Andor" did, and brilliantly. That was mainly due to great dialogue, interesting story arcs and compelling, profound characters.

This however is not the case for "The Convert". The characters were bland, the dialogue was cringeworthy and furthermore all other aspects were bad, ie the music, the costume design, the set designs.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that this episode truly showed just how awful "The Mandalorian" is compared to "Andor". And I mainly liked seasons 1 and 2. I would even say that this episode is the best one of s3 so far.

People were talking about "Andor" and how its immense quality could actually be hurtful to SW as a whole brand, as it would expose how bad most of the other stuff really is.

I'm starting to see what they meant...