Star Wars: Andor

[RuinousPowers]

Is he? I like him just fine.

I have to ask why. He's a jerk who owes everyone money, is viewed as unreliable by his "friends", and abuses relationships by constantly asking for favors. He implies blackmail and theft from the one person who seemed to be defending him. I hope you don't have a lot of Cassians in your life.

 

[Morrus]

I have to ask why. He's a jerk who owes everyone money, is viewed as unreliable by his "friends", and abuses relationships by constantly asking for favors.

So was Han Solo. I like him too.

 

[RuinousPowers]

So was Han Solo. I like him too.

Solo left zero impressions on me, and I can't remember anything about it, but maybe you're right. But at least the next time we see Han he seemed to have learned friendship and loyalty, while our first introduction (re-introduction?) to Cassian isn't so charitable- he's literally the exact same person we are seeing now.

 

[Morrus]

Solo left zero impressions on me, and I can't remember anything about it, but maybe you're right. But at least the next time we see Han he seemed to have learned friendship and loyalty, while our first introduction (re-introduction?) to Cassian isn't so charitable- he's literally the exact same person we are seeing now.

I dunno what to tell you. You don't like him, I do.

 

[RuinousPowers]

I dunno what to tell you. You don't like him, I do.

I know you do. I asked why, and you compared him to Han. I know Han Solo, and Cassian Andor is no Han Solo.
So, what about him do you like?

 

[Morrus]

I know you do. I asked why, and you compared him to Han. I know Han Solo, and Cassian Andor is no Han Solo.
So, what about him do you like?

That's not really how I like people. I don't use lists of traits. It's an instinctive thing. It happens naturally, and it's OK if it's different for different people.

 

[MarkB]

I like Cassian, but I do think he's dangerous to his friends. He pushes people to go beyond what's safe for them on his behalf, and hasn't shown much sign of being there for them in return.

 

[Eltab]

I am reminded a bit of the Star Trek episode whose name I forgot about a civilization of children. There was a disease that killed off all the adults.

IIRC the Star Trek episode was called "Miri".
Or maybe that was the leader girl on the planet's name.
A disease kills adults and makes teen / adolescence last for decades ... then you mature into adulthood and it kills you too.

 

[Nikosandros]

I like Cassian, but I do think he's dangerous to his friends. He pushes people to go beyond what's safe for them on his behalf, and hasn't shown much sign of being there for them in return.

Yes, I very much like Cassian as a character and I want to follow his story. If he was a real person, I'm not so sure I'd want him as a friend.

 

[John R Davis]

Really struggling to " like" anybody.
Must have been filmed at same spot as ROP so the cockney peasents could chop n change between studios