Star Wars: Andor

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One thing I didn't get...

When Andor and the other prisoner get caught by the two aliens after getting to the top of the cliff... I didn't really catch what they said that convinced them to be let go so quickly. Anyone pick that up?

 

[Zardnaar]

That would be cool. They're getting better at depicting aliens in live action.

I also love Rebels (I'm currently halfway through binge rewatching it) and am pretty excited that the Ahsoka series appears to be shaping up to be a live action follow-up to the cartoon.

Yeah it's basically what I want as well.

I thought rebels was really good. Hence disappoinment in the ST. They started off so well.

Ahsokas story arch has been well supported since 2008.

 

[Davies]

When Andor and the other prisoner get caught by the two aliens after getting to the top of the cliff... I didn't really catch what they said that convinced them to be let go so quickly. Anyone pick that up?

It wasn't really anything that they said that convinced them to do so. The aliens were fisherfolk who were understandably upset that the prison factory had killed much of the fish in the waters around it. As such, they were never going to turn anybody over to the prison that they hate so much, but weren't above amusing themselves by scaring the escapees a bit.

 

[Ryujin]

One thing I didn't get...

When Andor and the other prisoner get caught by the two aliens after getting to the top of the cliff... I didn't really catch what they said that convinced them to be let go so quickly. Anyone pick that up?

The upshot is, "The prisons are destroying our water, so screw them."

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

That would be nice, but hopefully only on assignment. The only way he'd be with Sabine full-time is if something had happened to Hera.

I worry about what has happened with Hera, with Kanan dying. But the Ghost was part of the Rebel fleet at the end of Rogue One, and like Rabulias said, supposedly Chopper was in a long-distance shot, rolling across the tarmac at the Rebel base. It is possible that Hera and the Ghost did not survive the war, which is why it is just Sabine, and hopefully Chopper, showing up.

Edit: Okay, should have googled sooner. Hera, Sabine and Chopper were all confirmed to appear way back in May. I don't know how I missed all the stories online. lol

 

[pukunui]

and like Rabulias said, supposedly Chopper was in a long-distance shot, rolling across the tarmac at the Rebel base.

Not the shot from the movie but:

One thing I didn't get...

When Andor and the other prisoner get caught by the two aliens after getting to the top of the cliff... I didn't really catch what they said that convinced them to be let go so quickly. Anyone pick that up?

It was really hard to understand them. I had to rewatch that part with subtitles on. Apparently they are the native Narkinians.

 

[Davies]

I worry about what has happened with Hera, with Kanan dying.

Hera has shown up in recent Marvel Star Wars comics, and seemed to be doing okay.

Spoiler

She's present when the news about the construction of the second Death Star is brought in, along with Ackbar and Mon Mothma.

So she at least survives up until Jedi, and they probably won't have her die "off-stage".

 

[Zardnaar]

Hera, San be, Ahsoka stole the show lol. Liked all of the Ghosts crew although Janus was probably the one I liked least but he's more 7.5/10 vs 9/10 sorta.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Star Wars Celebration from back in May. Chopper rolls out at about the 4 minute mark.

 

[Older Beholder]

Not the shot from the movie but:


It was really hard to understand them. I had to rewatch that part with subtitles on. Apparently they are the native Narkinians.

I always watch everything with subs on (I used to live under a flight path and just got used to doing it that way so as to not miss anything) but I still missed what happened. I assumed Andor convinced them that he was also against the empire, it just all seemed to happen pretty quickly.
I'll watch it again at some point I'm sure, I was just wondering if anyone else picked it up.