Joanna Robinson

I loved it. I'm absolutely obsessed to be back. Um... Thrilled, thrilled, honored, delighted. Loved my Ender Season 1 rewatch. Loved my Rogue One rewatch. Just really, really, really excited to be here. You did a lengthy notes doc for this episode. I did my own lengthy notes doc for this episode. There's so much to talk about. I don't want to spend too much time here.

I loved it. I'm absolutely obsessed to be back. Um... Thrilled, thrilled, honored, delighted. Loved my Ender Season 1 rewatch. Loved my Rogue One rewatch. Just really, really, really excited to be here. You did a lengthy notes doc for this episode. I did my own lengthy notes doc for this episode. There's so much to talk about. I don't want to spend too much time here.

I will say, here are a couple big picture themes that I just want to hit at the top here, and then we'll circle back to them where we may. Circles being one of them, obviously. But I think that the...

I will say, here are a couple big picture themes that I just want to hit at the top here, and then we'll circle back to them where we may. Circles being one of them, obviously. But I think that the...

I will say, here are a couple big picture themes that I just want to hit at the top here, and then we'll circle back to them where we may. Circles being one of them, obviously. But I think that the...

The thesis, the objective for Andor season two, covering these last four years up until everything that happens in Rogue One and then A New Hope, is what is the thing that tips us out of complacency into rebellion? What is that thing? And we circled it in season one, but it has to happen here in this season. Yeah. We see a lot of the shallow comfort of conformity.

The thesis, the objective for Andor season two, covering these last four years up until everything that happens in Rogue One and then A New Hope, is what is the thing that tips us out of complacency into rebellion? What is that thing? And we circled it in season one, but it has to happen here in this season. Yeah. We see a lot of the shallow comfort of conformity.

The thesis, the objective for Andor season two, covering these last four years up until everything that happens in Rogue One and then A New Hope, is what is the thing that tips us out of complacency into rebellion? What is that thing? And we circled it in season one, but it has to happen here in this season. Yeah. We see a lot of the shallow comfort of conformity.

Conformity is really comfortable. The wedding is very comfortable. And these are people who have just conformed versus like the hardship of nonconformity versus Or the nourishing depth of a truer belonging to a place. That the Empire welcomes you into their sort of, like, flattened world. But, like, as we mentioned, we talked about this a lot in Season 1.

Conformity is really comfortable. The wedding is very comfortable. And these are people who have just conformed versus like the hardship of nonconformity versus Or the nourishing depth of a truer belonging to a place. That the Empire welcomes you into their sort of, like, flattened world. But, like, as we mentioned, we talked about this a lot in Season 1.

Conformity is really comfortable. The wedding is very comfortable. And these are people who have just conformed versus like the hardship of nonconformity versus Or the nourishing depth of a truer belonging to a place. That the Empire welcomes you into their sort of, like, flattened world. But, like, as we mentioned, we talked about this a lot in Season 1.

Something that Andor is so good at is showing us the distinct cultures and customs of various planets that the Empire is looking to quash and homogenize. We talked about this a lot with, like, Aldani and Ferex in Season 1. And here we get the Shandrila customs. But even, like, Mina Rao or the...

Something that Andor is so good at is showing us the distinct cultures and customs of various planets that the Empire is looking to quash and homogenize. We talked about this a lot with, like, Aldani and Ferex in Season 1. And here we get the Shandrila customs. But even, like, Mina Rao or the...

Something that Andor is so good at is showing us the distinct cultures and customs of various planets that the Empire is looking to quash and homogenize. We talked about this a lot with, like, Aldani and Ferex in Season 1. And here we get the Shandrila customs. But even, like, Mina Rao or the...

glimpse of gorman that we get you know like uh this or even like the the rochambeau the maya pay brigade like there's there's specificity to all of these places in a way that like star wars sometimes is just sort of like it's a whole planet that's a desert and you're like okay yeah But, you know, okay. Who is hungry and who is gorging was like a big theme inside of these three episodes.

glimpse of gorman that we get you know like uh this or even like the the rochambeau the maya pay brigade like there's there's specificity to all of these places in a way that like star wars sometimes is just sort of like it's a whole planet that's a desert and you're like okay yeah But, you know, okay. Who is hungry and who is gorging was like a big theme inside of these three episodes.

glimpse of gorman that we get you know like uh this or even like the the rochambeau the maya pay brigade like there's there's specificity to all of these places in a way that like star wars sometimes is just sort of like it's a whole planet that's a desert and you're like okay yeah But, you know, okay. Who is hungry and who is gorging was like a big theme inside of these three episodes.

And then the other thing I want to mark, and we already know with heavy heart that Brasso has left us, but... Who is going to make it and who isn't? And the tension of what it means that Bix and B2, not to mention Luthen and Perrin and Dedra and Cyril, are not in Rogue One, right?

And then the other thing I want to mark, and we already know with heavy heart that Brasso has left us, but... Who is going to make it and who isn't? And the tension of what it means that Bix and B2, not to mention Luthen and Perrin and Dedra and Cyril, are not in Rogue One, right?

And then the other thing I want to mark, and we already know with heavy heart that Brasso has left us, but... Who is going to make it and who isn't? And the tension of what it means that Bix and B2, not to mention Luthen and Perrin and Dedra and Cyril, are not in Rogue One, right?