It's nice to see another good actor in the clip - Richard Zammel, who played a fascist vampire in the TV series Strain. This time, it's from the other side, from the side of the people, from whom the fascists are literally sucking all the juices, ironically.
@kate_archer: I can imagine it perfectly. There are a lot of different types of people in our fandom. Continuing to divide the canon into levels 11 years after the introduction of the mouse, one universe and the new continuity are not even the strangest.
And also try to imagine that there are people who do not catch every bit of information about the universe and do not read every single book that has been published, especially not even translated.
@Nog: Again, I can imagine it perfectly. I understand them. Those that are divided into canons and so there is no broken mouse ent. Why is there such a jolt from my comment? In Exile, he is crippled and weak because his legs were blown off by an explosion six months before, as described in the novel.
@fluffyevil: okay, I'm not going to divide into canons (everything has been divided for a long time, long before me, I just used a ready-made name for what suits me) and I'll say the same thing much longer: I recognize what happened within the framework of the universe of sounds only what was shown to me on on the screen of a movie theater or video player. Everything else doesn't exist until someone on the screen at least mentions it. Everything else is legends, rumors, and speculation. And what is written in any book does not exist. It's like being overheard in a bazaar.
@kate_archer: Then you fall into the category of headcounters, and the most beaten down ones. From the series * the author was wrong*. But then again, that's solely your problem. Well, and lulz for others.
In general, the series is normal. It's a good thing they didn't take long to infiltrate the rebels. Tok did not understand why to focus on Andor's dissatisfaction with the new business trip, if in the next scene, without any moral dilemmas, he calmly gathers and leaves?
@Paramelion: I think this is another way to show that, in addition to fighting the empire, his loved ones are also important to him. Last time, he flew away and lost a friend. That's why he doesn't want to leave Bix alone right now. However, their mission is important to him, as well as to others, and to Bix, so I don't see an option where he could refuse. And all the moral dilemmas have already been discussed throughout the series, so I think it was right to put aside another such discussion about the importance of what is happening.
@u1650424: I thought that the content of the first three episodes could be told in one, well, in two at most. And then you watch it, nothing changes, it's delayed) probably the retelling on YouTube will be easier to watch later and not waste time.
When Cyril's mother said that he had left Dedra, I was already afraid that it was true, and my beloved antagonists broke up (I was even glad when it turned out that they were still together, even though they were still bastards)
It's just a great episode. The first three for me were still on 4, but here they are all 5.
About the dynamics: Andor was stringy and down-to-earth in the first season, and that's his charm/style, etc. This time, Disney decided to show 3 episodes at a time, which helps to get involved and relive the planned movie experience.
I understand why Disney gives out three episodes each. Because for fans like me (I still love ZV for vj-vj and piu piu with a light plot), 50 minutes of Bla-Blandor would be too much if only the 4th episode was released and wait a week for the next one, hoping for action.
On the phrase "careful, he's an imperial spy," of course I got carried away It's a wonderful episode, beautifully shot, and the tension is building. Knowing what awaits Gorman, we are introduced to the situation in a slow and detailed way in order to make it even more painful in the end. And the whole spy thing, the excitement, the tense conversations in the back streets, the secrecy, the lies
Cassian and Bix, my heart aches for them, my dysfunctional husband and wife 💔
Seriously. they've been in the resistance for who knows how long, and the world around them isn't a pink rainbow in general, but they're sitting there whining that they killed a man and how hard it is. What's for kindergarten.
On the 4th episode, I gave up. Suddenly I realized that I was not interested in the universe of sounds from the word at all. The best thing about her was Harrison Ford.
what a touching scene between Andor and Bix at the end. I respect that they continue to show how she was broken by the torture from the first season, in other series she would have survived it all through the episode.
Discussion of the 4 episode of the 2 season Discuss this episode
39Why is there such a jolt from my comment? In Exile, he is crippled and weak because his legs were blown off by an explosion six months before, as described in the novel.
I recognize what happened within the framework of the universe of sounds only what was shown to me on on the screen of a movie theater or video player. Everything else doesn't exist until someone on the screen at least mentions it. Everything else is legends, rumors, and speculation. And what is written in any book does not exist. It's like being overheard in a bazaar.
It's a good thing they didn't take long to infiltrate the rebels.
Tok did not understand why to focus on Andor's dissatisfaction with the new business trip, if in the next scene, without any moral dilemmas, he calmly gathers and leaves?
About the dynamics: Andor was stringy and down-to-earth in the first season, and that's his charm/style, etc. This time, Disney decided to show 3 episodes at a time, which helps to get involved and relive the planned movie experience.
I understand why Disney gives out three episodes each. Because for fans like me (I still love ZV for vj-vj and piu piu with a light plot), 50 minutes of Bla-Blandor would be too much if only the 4th episode was released and wait a week for the next one, hoping for action.
It's a wonderful episode, beautifully shot, and the tension is building. Knowing what awaits Gorman, we are introduced to the situation in a slow and detailed way in order to make it even more painful in the end. And the whole spy thing, the excitement, the tense conversations in the back streets, the secrecy, the lies
Cassian and Bix, my heart aches for them, my dysfunctional husband and wife 💔