Sean Fennessey

I mean, I don't have to make the case for it.

There are hundreds of hours of Ringer podcasts explaining why it's so special.

There's House of R, and then there's a bunch of fuckboys.

I'll say this.

I have a lot of strong feelings about the show.

Very much lived up.

It's very rare that anything lives up in popular culture, let alone anything in life these days.

The thing that I liked about it best is I am in the middle of this experience of seeing all the Star Wars films with my daughter.

And so I am already in a Star Wars state of mind.

I'm a fan of Rogue One.

I don't think it's a perfect movie, but I've always been fond of it.

And the series...

made everything about that period in the storytelling, that film, A New Hope, Empire, which has always been my favorite stretch, like any normal human.

Not familiar with that.

For the first time in my life after finishing Andor Season 2, I thought to myself, should I watch like...

The Clone Wars?

Like, should I go further than I have to this point?

Because I felt very inspired by what was possible inside of this container.

And I've struggled with some of the Star Wars TV shows.

I love the first season of Andor.