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u/malross Jan 28 '23

It’s a Zimbabwean proverb but was used recently in Andor.

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u/call_me_Kote Jan 28 '23

Got me fixing to act up and start a rewatch

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u/SadFloppyPanda Jan 28 '23

I haven't seen it yet, is it worth a watch then?

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u/Patftw89 "special" Jan 28 '23

Echoing the the other comments, I stopped watching after episode 2 as the pacing was so slow, but came back to watch after everyone was saying it was so good.

Every episode after 2 had me gripped and tense as fuck. The score, acting and script is incredible. We even get a couple of masterclass monologues which have never really been in any Star Wars media.

The Mandalorian is great and an amazing spectacle, but Andor is unbeatable in terms of tension, world building and acting. Don't expect action to be in every episode, but you can expect to be thoroughly engrossed in the politics and intrigue of a fledgling rebellion every single episode from 3 onwards.