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Akoto

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14. The whole story will make more sense, but you can still see the best parts!

Reply to ancianita (Reply #13)

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 06:56 PM

Jul 2025

The story of the series is a prequel to the movie Rogue One. It's intended to showcase important Star Wars characters, ordinary people without lightsabers or powers, and how they organize the Rebellion in the years just prior to the Death Star.

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It's done, so feel free to watch! It's a sort of prequel to the movie Rogue One. n/t Akoto Jul 2025 #5

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I can't find Andor. Is it on Disney+? ancianita Jul 2025 #9

It is, but you can see most of it on YouTube, if in bits and pieces. :) n/t Akoto Jul 2025 #10

Okay, thank you. Just curious. Do you think the bits and pieces are good enough? or is the whole story better? ancianita Jul 2025 #13

The whole story will make more sense, but you can still see the best parts! Akoto Jul 2025 #14

Yes, it most certainly did. B.See Jul 2025 #11

Andor was some of the best television I've ever seen Takket Jul 2025 #17

My 39 y.o. son agrees and has recommended I watch it, that in it is much that is 'revolutionary.' ancianita Jul 2025 #18