From: YourName@YourISP.com
On 2025-12-02 11:06:57 +0000, Daniel said:
> Your Name writes:
>> On 2025-12-02 03:32:40 +0000, Daniel said:
>>
>>> Honestly, it was way better than I expected.
>>> Someone had pointed me to a video of the critical drinker's review. He
>>> had been shitting on it all along until the story's tangled side
>>> stories came together. Then he said it was all worth it. Honestly, I
>>> saw what he meant about seemingly senseless side stories but, but to me
>>> it all screamed of a huge story setup and refeal. We've all seen plenty
>>> of long, drawn out serials. It's the way of television storytelling
>>> now. Andor is no different. It certainly paints a fuller picture about
>>> both sides of the
>>> saga. And it was fun to see how the writers explored the struggles of
>>> those wanting to promote and improve as employees of the empire
>>> regardless of how unaware they are. Watching how imperial officers did
>>> anything they were told in service of the empire, while unwittingly
>>> being the fall guy when things went wrong. Even those near the top.
>>> I look forward to season 3 if they do it.
>>> Daniel
>>> finger calcmandan@bbs.erb.pw
>>
>> Supposedly it was only planned to be two seasons, so there isn't going
>> to be a season 3.
>
> Bummer. Left alot unresolved. I guess that is to be expected in a show
> where they filled gaps on an old story.
There is a one-off comic book "Star Wars: Rogue One - Cassian & K-2SO".
There's also another one-off comic book "Star Wars: Guardians of the
Whills: The Manga" about the characters Baze Malbus and Chirrut Imwe
from Rogue One.
Two other comic books set around the same time period are the "Star
Wars: Darth Vader" series, the "Star Wars: Thrawn" series, and "Star
wars: Han SOlo - Imperial Cadet" series.
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