Yeah, I agree with this. I really enjoy the show but the "find my sister" arc is all but abandoned during these later episodes. I assume it will be a thread that will be picked up in later seasons, or supply the zinger in this one. But the story could be tighter.The more the season progresses the more I feel the flashbacks were completely unnecessary. Even if the big reveal is that Meero is Cassian's sister, it's still time that was wasted. The show could have really used another editing pass to tighten it up.
They're building components (unless it really is just busywork), so there has to be a cargo and shipping area somewhere - materials coming in, finished product going out.The question I have is: even if they manage to overwhelm the guards, what then? How do they get out? Do they wait for another prisoner transport? I suppose there could be spacecraft for the guards to use somewhere.
I suspect the filtering by home planet is to match the inmates to the prison system - there's a distinct lack of non-humans in this one. You don't want to accidentally consign an electrically-resistant alien to your electrified prison - or one who can't get nutrition from the centrally-sourced food sludge.
They're building components (unless it really is just busywork), so there has to be a cargo and shipping area somewhere - materials coming in, finished product going out.
One security measure that isn't confirmed as existing, and I haven't seen mentioned yet, but it's got to be there: Most of this facility, and all of the work areas, are below the waterline. If everything else fails, there has to be an ultimate failsafe that floods the whole building. Probably remotely activated.
Imperial Recon Droid apparently.I’m really curious to see how Cassian gets out of that prison. Anyone have any idea what they are building? They look a bit like KX droid chassis.
I've seen that as a suggestion on the internet, yes. Hopefully we'll get some kind of confirmation as Cassian leaves.Imperial Recon Droid apparently.
Unless I missed it, I don't think anyone has said 'I've got a bad feeling about this' despite there being plenty of things to have had a bad feeling about so far.
It's a credit to the restraint of the writers.The show is almost entirely devoid of memberberries. It's nice.
I think it's more likely that Andor will be tracked down by the ISB, then rescued by rebels, than escape by himself.The question I have is: even if they manage to overwhelm the guards, what then? How do they get out? Do they wait for another prisoner transport? I suppose there could be spacecraft for the guards to use somewhere.
That's pretty typical of most prison labor camps, not just Jewish concentration camps though, right? I seem to recall the Chinese labor camps up until at least the 1950s, The Burma Railway (Japanese labor camps), and Russian labor camps doing the same.You know what the whole "prisoner in charge of the other prisoners" thing made me think of right away, which younger folks would not see, if they don't know their history? Concentration camps and how certain Jewish prisoners were put in charge of keeping the others in line and behaving.
I think inmate trustees are common in most prison systems.That's pretty typical of most prison labor camps, not just Jewish concentration camps though, right? I seem to recall the Chinese labor camps up until at least the 1950s, The Burma Railway (Japanese labor camps), and Russian labor camps doing the same.
Here's one, though. But don't ask me about it.The show is almost entirely devoid of memberberries. It's nice.
Also looks remarkably like it could be the junction point of the solar arrays on a Tie Fighter.Imperial Recon Droid apparently.
And when they do pick one, it's the most chilling you could imagine. That cutaway to the patrolling guard's feet as the door closes on the screaming Bix - augh.The show is almost entirely devoid of memberberries. It's nice.