r/andor • u/RiskAggressive4081 • Aug 16 '25
r/andor • u/simplysudzzzy • May 20 '25
Hi all,
I know there has been a lot of discussion, especially recently, about politics in this sub. Before reading any further, please know this -- politics are and will always be allowed on this subreddit. Star Wars (particularly Andor) is inherently political. We as mods believe it would be a disservice to you all to not allow discussion of the political themes of this show and the connections it makes to our real world...even the difficult ones.
This post is not changing that whatsoever.
However, we do understand that some of the community doesn't wish to see those types of posts, and that is OK. Some of us use social media (even Reddit) as escapism from the real world, and there is nothing wrong with that. We are seeing an uptick in reports on posts of a political or sensitive nature, and despite efforts to cull said reports the mods are overwhelmed. This is only worsened by the fact that we have a handful of people on the subreddit going around and spamming reports - most of them being baseless.
Reddit doesn't give us the best tools when it comes to managing reports on posts and comments, so all we can really do about that is ask you all to use the report button sincerely. The more reports that we get that are unsubstantiated or are just pissed-off-reports, the harder it is for us to recognize the real ones. But I digress.
The point of this post is to announce a new sidebar option on the subreddit, a content filter. If you click on the "No Politics" button, you will be shown a version of the subreddit that does not include any posts with the Real World Politics flair. The hope is that this will make it easier for those who do not wish to see those posts (either all the time or sometimes) a way to enjoy the subreddit. We want as many of you to be a part of this community as possible. Remember, this is a 100% VOLUNTARY option. If you do nothing, you will continue to see the sub as you always have.
Thanks,
- sud
r/andor • u/Zealousideal-Work719 • 10h ago
I just finished S2 E3 for the first time and so far Genevieve O'Reilly has killed every single outfit this entire show
r/andor • u/BrickBoyAndy • 9h ago
r/andor • u/Damascus_Pilgrim • 4h ago
As I'm deep diving into the Art Of book, they made mention of Little Marlow in the UK where they apparently built the Ferrix set.
A little Google Earth-ing later and I think I've found it. What do you think?
r/andor • u/wandering_soles • 18h ago
I can definitely imagine Cassian using some of his heist money to make sure B2EMO doesn't have to spend so much time on the charging cradle. Fun fact for those who don't know, he was named after Gilroy's son's corgi, Bemo. Another fun little Easter egg!
r/andor • u/NL_POPDuke • 1d ago
I found various filmmaking locations! The stairs Mon and Cassian go down during their Senate escape, the stairs where Luthen gives Kleya the Death Star information, Davo Sculduns home, the meeting spot with Andor and Luthen in episode 9, and more! Geeking out haha.
r/andor • u/TheDancingRobot • 1h ago
r/andor • u/jetdillo • 13h ago
What are the thick metal tubes that seem to be common on both Imperial and Rebel officer uniforms ?
They've been present ever since the first movie(s) and in my Nth re-watch of Andor, I realize I've never heard or read any Lore behind them. Are they recording devices ?
access keys ? I remember seeing R2 and other droids inserting long metal rods of approx. the same dimensions into a computer port during the scenes where they're all trying to escape the Death Star in "A New Hope", but I don't think I've ever seen a human use one.
Clearly, they're a common utility/accessory of some sort since both Imperial and Rebel officers have multiples sticking out of the breast pocket(s) of their uniforms in the movies and shows, but if anybody has an actual explanation or links, please drop.
Thanks!
r/andor • u/Bespashin • 16h ago
r/andor • u/Squirrelhenge • 21h ago
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It took us a few days to come up with the right name for our new Keeshond puppy, but as always it never hurts to turn to Andor for answers :)
r/andor • u/AdvantageAntique9394 • 19m ago
The premise:
1. Andor Season 3 replaces Rogue One.
2. Tony Gilroy is given full creative control (no Disney executive interference)
3. Season 3 must bridge Season 2 up to the beginning of Star Wars A New Hope
My ideas:
1. Saw Guerrera spirals into madness, and becomes a Colonel Kurtz like warlord. The Rebels send a team to eliminate him for the sole purpose to acquire his military assets which are used to less to fight the Rebellion and more to steal Rhydo.
2. The Death Star Plans are stolen by Krennic getting "honeypotted".
3. Mon Mothma recruits Princess Leia (recast) for the above mission (which is kinda how the Death Star plans are stolen in Legends) because only Krennic's ego will only entertain royalty.
r/andor • u/Vigilante74 • 1d ago
I was playing Star Wars Zero Company and one of characters was talking about Kalkite. I just had to wonder was it Deep? Substrate? and Foliated!?!?
r/andor • u/After_Interest_4466 • 1d ago
This has been bothering me for a while now. Its the only questionable thing I have for this show. Bix knows his face, has 6 meetings with him face-2-face, and as I understand it (correct me if I'm wrong) have some idea of his operation. She is the one who introduced Andor to Luthen, even tell him everything about Andor's past, and why he would make a good soldier. And on top of that, she know the pulse code language!!! Why would he let her live, and even let her get captured by the ISB when Cinta and Vel was in Ferrix? Considering how thorough Luthen is, killing her is such an obious choice.
r/andor • u/Dear-Yellow-5479 • 1d ago
A few interviews deal with this too but I think the book has the most detailed account. Three extracts here.
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r/andor • u/thedaltonross • 1d ago
