Andor (possible spoilers)

[nozza_uk]

Now we know what they were making in the prison. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Loved it 

[Vanvlak]

That was superb!
The band, in particular, especially the guy with the cross between a trombone and an old gramophone trumpet. 
And the anger was palpable.
I DID enjoy the cameo too, very nicely done too.

[majorsmith]

Best Star Wars show ever for me, more grown up I guess, but some really good stuff in the series, can’t wait for season 2

[Schogun]

(and don't miss the cameo in the end credits)
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Thanks for mentioning this.

[YPU]

That last episode, I felt the tension in my stomach in a way that I haven't in anything sci-fi for a long time.

I did also quite like the reveal of what they were building. Sure it was kind of the "obvious" thing, but it felt so small and anonymous a part in it that sure, why not.

[zemjw]

I was running a couple of episodes behind, so stopped reading this thread, just in case

Finally caught up, and this has been my favourite of Disney's spinoffs.

A couple of thoughts:

This was a very human centric show. Given how rich and commonplace the aliens are in Star Wars, there weren't many on display here at all. I appreciate it's easier with the cartoons, but villages there have a huge mix of races. Apart from a couple of scenes I don't remember any aliens in the background on any of the planets.

Blasters are deadly! One hit and that's it - no wounding, just dead (although I think someone survived being hit in the leg)

I almost missed the cameo at the end. I caught sight of it just too late, fumbled the rewind button and ended up having to fast forward through the entire episode again. Still, it was worth it.

Definitely my new bar for their next shows to match.

There was a recent BBC article on the filming of the dam stuff in Scotland - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjenj90452ro