Wondering about Hutt anatomy after watching RoTJ with my 15 year-old (1st time for him). He finds it unrealistic that Leia could get anywhere close to his trachea. My only explanation is that she is a Jedi unawares. Also, what’s with Han’s shirt looking like a laundry bleach ad?
Cassian knows, and Luthen eventually understands, that the key to her health is empowering her. Luthen decided not to offer her the weapons inspection job and even tells her that. Cassian knows that leaving her idle and abandoned, although temporarily, is the worst thing for her.
Luthen came to the safe house and “messed with Bix behind my back!” (!) and Cassian now confronts him at the Gallery. They’re both justifiably furious and disappointed although in many ways neither is 100% right or wrong.
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Andor S2E4. The transition from the safehouse to Ghorman is one of my favorite musical moments. The transition from the pathos trauma/helplessness 4/4 theme to the regal waltz is seamless. And then it shifts again to the creepy, clicky Syril spider music. Perfecto!
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Dedra’s modern apartment vs the safehouse, vs Eddy’s apartment. We see how 5 different residences look on Coruscant in Andor. FIVE. Andor’s Coruscant is absolutely more “lived in” than the prequels. Notice how many different locations on Coruscant I’ve shown and yet to show off
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I kind of love that we never see Syril Karn’s “Uncle Harlo” and it’s kind of funny that Eedy still looks up to him even after Dedra dropped this truth bomb:
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Probably the most hauntingly beautiful intros on the show
Stumbled across this video of Cher singing with the Jackson 5 in the 70s and was reminded of a certain bartender on Morlana 1.
Favorite lines from Andor off the top of my head
10. And I've known you all along. Hardly seems fair.
9. You have no idea where I am.
8. There it is. What are you waiting for?
7. There is a darkness reaching like rust into everything around us.
6. Oppression is the mask of fear.
Reading a beautiful translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh and enjoying drawing the connections to all the books and movies I love most.
Looking at the headshots of the cast of The Odyssey, it seems like members of the cast of Andor would fit in well.
Oppression is the tarp over fear.
Luthen sacrificed everything for a double rainbow he would never see.























