Sean Fennessey

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.

Season two, thematically, performance-wise, production design-wise, this is kind of breathtaking across the board.

Yeah.

You don't need to be told that.

You know it's going to be good.

I don't have any regrets because though I've only seen the premiere, I really liked it.

And I loved the idea of kind of redefining what a Game of Thrones show can be.

Okay.

That isn't specifically what I meant.

Nor is that really all that different from Game of Thrones as I recall.

But...