andor

Fans of Star Wars: Andor tend to be pretty obsessed and vocal about the series, recommending it to everyone they can and impatiently counting down the days until they can get the second half of the story. Well, you’re gonna have to add an extra 300 or so days to that countdown clock. Don’t shoot the messenger, I’m just here to deliver the news. Disney released a list of Star Wars related shows premiering in 2024 and Andor was not among them. No explanation was given. Earlier this year, during the Star Wars Celebration event, a release date of August 2024 for Andor Part 2 was announced. The strike immediately afterward might’ve thrown a wrench in that, but it’s hard to tell for sure. It’s looking like the show’s return has been delayed into 2025. Andor is a prequel to the movie Star Wars: Rogue One starring one of its central characters, Cassian Andor, depicting his journey to the Rebel Alliance. People either love Andor to an obsessive degree or

Lucasfilm’s latest Star Wars television presentation is Andor, a prequel series to Rogue One that details how the title character got involved with the Rebellion. It’s available to anyone with a Disney+ subscription, but if that somehow isn’t you, an alternate way to try out the show is coming. The first two episodes of Andor will air on ABC the day before Thanksgiving, Wednesday, November 23. They will take an hour and a half to run with ads (9 PM to 10:30 PM). The following day, the same two episodes will appear on cable: on FX Thanksgiving night, November 24 (same time slot) and then again on Freeform Friday, November 25. In addition, the same two episodes will also be streamable on Hulu. The downside to this is the fact that Andor’s first two episodes are the weakest of the season. Some might argue with me, but nothing much really happened besides Cassian assassinating two men from the Empire that were after him. The series doesn’t pick up until the

Disney+’s next Star Wars series is Andor, a prequel to the fan favorite “Rogue One” movie. Soon you’ll be able to learn what led up to the events that themselves led up to the events of R2-D2 getting the Death Star plans….or something. Diego Luna reprises his role from the movie as Cassian Andor. Luna says the Andor you’ll see in the show is sort of different from the one in the movie…he doesn’t have his confidence yet. But as the Empire bullies their way into his neighborhood and kicks around his friends, his boiling rage drives him to start taking chances. At one point in the trailer someone weirdly asks Andor if he is “a thief or a fish”….we’re gonna need some context on that. The series also stars Stellan Skarsgård (Chernobyl), Adria Arjona (Emerald City), Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve), Kyle Soller (Poldark), Denise Gough (Under the Banner of Heaven) and Genevieve O’Reilly as Mon Mothma, founder of the Rebel Alliance (O’Reilly also got to appear in the movie).