James Poniewozik

To me, it was just, it was a...

beautiful, moving, often just absurdly funny way of just telling the story of how a group of people came to be who they are.

And I would recommend it to just absolutely anyone.

Yes, and you're also not going to spend like three years finding out.

A crockpot killed somebody, yes.

Yeah, yeah.

Slow cookers.

It was devastating for the slow cooker.

Oh my God.

I butcher my chicken out.

I'm not a chicken.

Yeah, I'm a thousand percent on the Andor train.

And, you know, I consider just, you know, the reliance on IP to be the curse of television life.

We saw it in the movies, and then it's jumped to TV, and this was a rare case of an IP-based product that was just a great work in its own, with its own ideas.

One thing I loved about it is that, you know, obviously, it's Star Wars.

There's a lot of adventure.

There's a lot of daring do.

You know, beyond...

the politics.

And obviously, you know, it's just, you know, it's concerned with how rebellion works, you know, just politically on a nuts and bolts level and fighting against autocracy, you know, feels very current.