s02e05 — I Have Friends Everywhere

Oh, the Gorm people, they won't listen to Varian's reasonable arguments, which are just in the box office, but they will listen to Cyril sitting on the other shoulder, who feeds them what they want to hear.

At the meeting with Partagast, I was amused by how Dedra's eye twitched when Partagast made a light mockery about inexperienced diligence.

Forest Whitaker gave another cool monologue in the series, albeit not as awesome as Skarsgard's, but also inspiring (and Onderon was mentioned, hello KOTOR again).

An amazing couple still. There are so many hidden, suppressed feelings in this episode...

The last scene is very good, great speech and beautifully shot. Cassian also gave out good advice, but it is unlikely that he will be listened to. Actually, Dedra is a top, the idea to give Cyril a lift is brilliant, and he coped with the task. "Turn out the lights" is an interesting moment, it's even a bit of a pity that it wasn't shown further 🤣
Well, it's funny that Luten has a similar problem as in the last episode in the council - they catch too many, they listen to many.

Is Guerrera's base the same place where the rocket engines were tested in Fast and Furious 9?

I didn't have enough brightness when the lights were turned off.

Oh, how skillfully they warm up the clerk, obviously knowledgeable people did it. They insist that by leaking secret information to them, he is helping the empire and the emperor personally, in defiance of the secret services, which seized power, and the emperor is not even aware.

Cassian is well shown, who immediately advised this gathering of amateurs not to engage in bullshit, which would eventually bring the entire organization under the monastery.

The only thing they didn't realize was that a man who was drowning for robbing a transport with a weapon would turn out to be a provocateur recruited by the secret services. Putting the squeeze on the gun. Then it would be like in life.

The best episode of the season! Probably the best episode of the entire series in terms of dynamics. Just in one go. All events develop without unnecessary chatter, all events are important for the narrative. The footage is great.

The speech from Guerrero pierces to the point of trembling like rain.
Andor is gorgeous as a designer. The costume is great.

I got high from the series straight.

It seems to me that the spy was not a spy at all, and Whitaker just needed an excuse to leave a much more experienced/skilled engineer (?).

It was such a funny and sad moment when Luten came to Bix and she thought Andor was dead.

It feels like Gorman was filmed in the scenery of the first season. Just something added or slightly changed. The houses and streets are the same, especially where Cyril lives.

But at least Cassian was finally washed and combed.

Thanks to this series, I learned that there is sex in the movie.

Everyone on Gorman is so fashionable. I didn't understand the joke with Raido and Guerrera at the end, it all sounded like drug-addicted nonsense, and I also persuaded this one to stop

So the Cuckoo normally goes like this.

Wow, what a series! Espionage, intelligence, counterintelligence, wiretapping, remote sensors) the tangle is spinning!

I'm thrilled with this series. Herrer's monologue on "we& # 39; ll all be dead before the Republic is back and yet"...here we are& # 34;, "We're the rhydo, kid, We' re the fuel" very powerful. if I were a guy, I'd fall for it, too. "Where are you boy?"
and on the other side, they show Andor, who is more experienced and less ideological, unlike the guy who says that he is not a revolutionary. anyway, they're doing the same thing.
still the best TV series in the franchise
best episode of the season so far

I really like this mix of spy thriller and star Wars. Provocateurs, wiretaps, and saboteurs are everywhere. Both sides are dancing a very complex and very subtle waltz with each other.
I didn't really understand what kind of gas Guerrero stole at the end. Is it some kind of drug? To give it to the revolutionaries? Was he the one who inhaled in the mask in the Outcast? Why does it only open with some super complicated and dangerous machine?

Cyril is so coolly and skillfully embedded that at first you admire and then you remember where, to whom and why he's leaking everything. And the Gormanians already consider him their own, before they get lucky with Cassian, they are already unlucky with Cyril, information is already flowing from them.

Cassian is right, he pointed out some of the weaknesses and vulnerabilities, a mistake that has already been made. They have a lot of enthusiasm, but not much experience.

The last scene and the Co are mesmerizing of course

The series won't come off

When Bix was lying down and some kind of show was going on. It was very similar to the Hunger Games in their bright costumes and the way they chatted. 😁

and now at least something like intelligence activity has begun. So far, everyone has had zero preparation, planning, and motivation.

it's such a pity for the pseudo-French when you know that their plan won't lead to anything good (

Forrest Whitaker gives me the creeps, God, what an actor! What a character!

And here I thought Klea and Luten were so worried about rechecking the artifacts because they are fakes. they turn out to be real merchants.

The Co-base is the base of Leia D'Qar in episode 7.
the brit base. RAF Greenham Common Air Force.

Emperor Palpatine is good, but it's only the local officials who are bad

The fact that the DDG now has a race/nation of French fashionistas wearing berets in the canon 🥰

And finally, this one! They inhale their gases, and then they make revolutions, the fucking drug addicts!

How easy it is to deceive these Frenchmen "he was fired, so now he's on our side." They could tell him his name or show him a photo and Andor would recognize him and everything would be fine, but no, you stupid idiots. And Binks looks more and more like a drug addict, it's clear that it's difficult for her, but still

The space age, people fly between the stars, but Alice and Siri were not brought into the universe like that, you have to turn off the lights with your knobs)) but in my house, the light immediately turned off after this phrase))

I want all of Dedra's outfits. What a beauty.

Cassian is a born spy, of course, the best. How he put these children in their place, voicing aloud the thoughts of the audience about the "rush" with Cyril.

The more I look at the rebels, the more I support the empire.

Forest is fine, of course. We couldn't make it through the whole season on Andor alone, so we had to call a fan service, like in the last Mandalorians. Soap is soapy, to be honest. The first season was a year ago, but I don't remember what these characters were doing there at all. Why were the first two episodes with some guys in the jungle, harvesting? ISP caricature fascists. Gorman is a caricature of occupied France. George's opinion is interesting if he saw disco at a techno wedding and understands the show that Bix watches..... Leave me the first six episodes, even though it's not the canonical expanded universe anymore, but the casino from episode 8, the school buses from Skelton Crew, and other mundane things - take the mouse back.

Negril is a dealer)))
"Sniff the Moment, kid! This is freedom!"

"One hour ? "
- Turn off the light!

Ahh, how good Dedra is in her strictness and brevity 😍

PS And yes, such candid moments are a little shock to me in the universe of sounds from Disney.

- Let's start from the beginning. A friend suggested meeting with your father.
"He could have flown in by himself.
- What if I am that "friend", eh? Or some kind of spy, and you're my assignment. Or I'm from HMB, then you've just sent all your loved ones to prison.
I'm the one you need. But you're just lucky. Haste ruins people.
You have no idea who I am. You should be more careful.