Andor, season 2, review: Best of the Star Wars spin-offs makes a rip-roaring return

Andor, season 2, review: Best of the Star Wars spin-offs makes a rip-roaring return

The main problem facing a prequel series is justifying its existence as something other than just a cynical cash-grab.

With the verdict of his second and final season, the criticism is pointing to Andor as the most valued production in the history of Star Wars.

Review: Andor season 2 Andor season 2 Disney+ When "Andor" came three years ago, it was a breath of fresh air into the Star Wars swamp that Disney had created for itself. The only other exception of course is The Mandalorian. Read also: Our review of Andor season 1 The first season was really good, and the second season is the last. The ending is right before Rogue One, and what has since been called episode four ("A New Hope" if you will). The…

ANDOR: Season Two Review

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It has been some time since Luther recruited Cassian Andor, and when we see the title character again, he has already settled in his role as the main spy of the rebel group. Along with the traumatized Brix, they both try to find a purpose in the chaos that both have helped create, while Senator Mon Mothma tries to make her way into a political hell of bloody proportions. Meanwhile, the Empire is plotting a diabolical plan when Orson Krennic come…