For the first time in the Disney era, Andor (and retroactively Rogue One) feels like it has added something significant to the Star Wars canon and our cultural zeitgeist.

The “Star Wars” universe’s well-known, preëxisting stakes—bad Empire versus good Rebellion—allow the “Andor” screenwriters to jump into a complex story mid-action.

Now that Andor Season 2 has finished airing, it's time to look back on this Star Wars series and see why it's so beloved.

Andor is over and it stands as not just Star Wars greatest story but one of the best TV shows ever. And we still can't believe it actually happened.

Andor season 2 is a Star Wars success story of how the franchise can excel with sci-fi subgenres and different narrative scopes.

Contains major spoilers for the Andor Season 2 finale. And all of Star Wars. But we, Star Wars fans, do. Back in 1977, the saga basically began with that sunrise – or, at least, the (twin) sun ...

Andor always seemed like an odd series for Disney, which spent the last decade milking the Star Wars franchise for all it's worth. Created by Tony Gilroy, the Bourne Identity screenwriter who ...

Andor season 2 has proven that the series deserves to be called the best Star Wars show. There are 7 undeniable reasons why.

Discover how Andor introduced a new kind of Star Wars hero—ordinary people rising against tyranny, redefining heroism in a galaxy far, far away.

Fans say showrunner Tony Gilroy is ‘achieving things in the Star Wars universe that nobody else ever has’ ...