Unlike other Star Wars series that have broken audience records with their premieres, see The Mandalorian, Andor went out into the world with a rather low first chapter in his initial audience rate. But, one thing that also the difference from the rest of the series, is that his success was growing little by little in each episode thanks to mouth-to-mouth. Specialized criticism placed it in a very good place, but the standard audience gradually …
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Unlike other Star Wars series that have broken audience records with their premieres, see The Mandalorian, Andor went out into the world with a rather low first chapter in his initial audience rate. But, one thing that also the difference from the rest of the series, is that his success was growing little by little in each episode thanks to mouth-to-mouth. Specialized criticism placed it in a very good place, but the standard audience gradually …