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2022·Sci-Fi & Fantasy·24 episodes
8.6
In an era filled with danger, deception and intrigue, Cassian Andor will discover the difference he can make in the struggle against the tyrannical Galactic Empire. He embarks on a path that is destined to turn him into a rebel hero.
Created by Tony Gilroy
space war
prequel
space
rebellion
revolutionary
imperialism
political thriller
spy thriller
audacious

Seasons

Season 1
Season 1
12 episodes · 2022
Season 2
Season 2
12 episodes · 2025

Cast

Diego Luna
Diego Luna
Cassian Andor

Crew

Tony Gilroy
Tony Gilroy
Creator
Brandon Roberts
Brandon Roberts
Original Music Composer
John Gilroy
John Gilroy
Executive Producer
Luke Hull
Luke Hull
Executive Producer
Tony Gilroy
Tony Gilroy
Executive Producer
Diego Luna
Diego Luna
Executive Producer
Kathleen Kennedy
Kathleen Kennedy
Executive Producer
Sanne Wohlenberg
Sanne Wohlenberg
Executive Producer
David Meanti
David Meanti
Producer
John Hampian
John Hampian
Co-Producer
Michelle Rejwan
Michelle Rejwan
Executive Producer
Toby Haynes
Toby Haynes
Executive Producer

Popular Reviews

161 reviews
Michael Jecmen
Michael JecmenPRO
Andor
yes, it’s set in the star wars universe, but there’s no jedis, force, or lightsabers. this is a political intrigue detailing the beginning of the rebellion against the crushingly-powerful intergalactic empire

it’s realistic — dark and gritty, like it would be if you were fighting a multiplanetary technologically advanced enslaving machine — it’s not thinly veiled in its nods to modern us hegemony

and the vibes are off the charts — ive called this “cyberpunk game of thrones” before

and the show leads right up to rogue one, which leads right up to a new hope, so you don’t have to worry about getting renewal baited. there’s a real ending here

experiencing this show was a highlight of the entire year for me
yes, it’s set in the star wars universe, but there’s no jedis, force, or lightsabers. this is a political intrigue detailing the beginning of the rebellion against the crushingly-powerful intergalactic empire

it’s realistic — dark and gritty, like it would be if you were fighting a multiplanetary technologically advanced enslaving machine — it’s not thinly veiled in its nods to modern us hegemony

and the vibes are off the charts — ive called this “cyberpunk game of thrones” before

and the show leads right up to rogue one, which leads right up to a new hope, so you don’t have to worry about getting renewal baited. there’s a real ending here

experiencing this show was a highlight of the entire year for me
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Andrew OC
Andrew OCPRO
Andor
Best non-video game piece of Star Wars Media in 40 years!
Best non-video game piece of Star Wars Media in 40 years!
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Meher Dev
Meher DevPRO
Andor
YAAAASSSSSSS TV SHOWS FINALLY

popped my star wars universe virginity with probably the best piece of media in the franchise?
YAAAASSSSSSS TV SHOWS FINALLY

popped my star wars universe virginity with probably the best piece of media in the franchise?
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Luke McDonald
Luke McDonaldPRO
Andor
this show has finally made me a star wars believer.

the only star wars content i have consumed are the main line movies, which always felt like they were missing some world building to make me invested. when they made the original 3 they surely couldn’t have had the foresight that they would make this, but it has left space wonderfully for them to make a killer plot.

great dramatization of the start of a revolution and rebellion, and gives more of a face to the “big bad empire”. seeing andor’s character development throughout the first season is great. @michaeljecmen i am rewatching with my dad and i retract most of my complaint about the pacing in the first season. the build is necessary and also for the resolution to that arc, worth it.
this show has finally made me a star wars believer.

the only star wars content i have consumed are the main line movies, which always felt like they were missing some world building to make me invested. when they made the original 3 they surely couldn’t have had the foresight that they would make this, but it has left space wonderfully for them to make a killer plot.

great dramatization of the start of a revolution and rebellion, and gives more of a face to the “big bad empire”. seeing andor’s character development throughout the first season is great. @michaeljecmen i am rewatching with my dad and i retract most of my complaint about the pacing in the first season. the build is necessary and also for the resolution to that arc, worth it.
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Michelle Jecmen
Michelle JecmenPRO
Andor
haven’t finished this yet & will update then. I consistently felt excited & interested in the plot setup, but never felt the payoff.
haven’t finished this yet & will update then. I consistently felt excited & interested in the plot setup, but never felt the payoff.
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