A Brief Warning For 'Andor' Season 2's First Three Episodes

Andor Season 2: A Masterpiece in the Making? Early reviews are in, and they're overwhelmingly positive, praising it as some of the best Star Wars ever made. While my own spoiler-free review (available here) suggests it's on par with the phenomenal Season 1 (though Season 1 still holds a slight edge for me, personally, due to the Narika 5 prison sequence), Season 2 is undeniably exceptional television.

The 12-episode season unfolds in four "chapters," each a three-episode block with unique writers and directors, spanning different years leading up to Rogue One. Each chapter progressively intensifies, building towards the climax.

A word of caution: The first three episodes are arguably the slowest and least action-packed. While still tense and engaging, they primarily focus on establishing the stakes, mirroring the pacing of Season 1's opening. Don't let this initial slower pace deter you – the show's true brilliance unfolds later.

Many criticized Andor Season 1 for being slow, but I believe this criticism stems from viewers failing to persevere past the first couple of episodes. Once past the initial setup, the series becomes incredibly captivating, surpassing all other Star Wars series in intensity and intrigue. Therefore, patience is key. Don't judge the entire season based solely on the premiere.

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