ANDOR's Penultimate Episode Delivered More Surprises And Set Up A Sure to Be Unmissable Finale - SPOILERS

ANDOR's Penultimate Episode Delivered More Surprises And Set Up A Sure to Be Unmissable Finale - SPOILERS

Today's episode of Andor, "Daughters Of Ferrix," was all about setting the stage for next week's finale, and there were some major developments in this corner of the Galaxy, including a shocking death...

By JoshWilding - Nov 16, 2022 11:11 PM EST
Filed Under: Cassian Andor
Source: SFFGazette.com

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The latest episode of Andor wasn't quite on the same level as what we've seen from the show in recent weeks, but it did do a great job of setting the stage for a finale that promises to be a must-see. 

Cassian and Melshi manage to avoid the Empire, eventually finding salvation courtesy of some locals who agree to take them to Niamos, the planet where the future Rebel's stash of weapons and money remains hidden. It's a rather uneventful escape, and we get no insight into whether Andy Serkis' Kino Loy or the other prisoners also survived. 

Back on Ferrix, it's revealed that Maarva Andor has died (off-screen), leaving poor B2EMO distraught. The ISB decides to allow the funeral to go ahead in the hope it might draw Cassian back to the planet.

At the same time, Sergeant Mosk gives Syril a call to let him know what's happened and it seems he too will be attending in the hope of finding the future Rebel (along with Vel and Cinta, both of whom have been tasked with taking Andor out in order to protect Luthen's Rebellion).

Talking of Luthen, he meets with Saw Gerrera to let him know Anto Kreegyr is being sacrificed to the Empire. Saw is shocked, but accepting of the decision, knowing that it's simply part of the war they're fighting. Heading back to Coruscant, Luthen is met by an Imperial ship and shows just how formidable he is, taking down a squadron of TIE Fighters and making short work of their tractor beam before an undeniably stylish escape. 

Things aren't going quite as well for Mon Mothma, however, as she confesses to Vel just how much of a mess she's in after financing the Rebellion. It's becoming apparent she has no other choice than to offer her daughter up for marriage, a decision that will likely show us just how much those plotting to overthrow the Empire are willing to sacrifice.

As for Cassian, he and Melshi go their separate ways, with the latter declaring that the Galaxy needs to know what happened to them on Narkina-5. Poor Cassian is a little distracted, though, because he's just learned about his mother's death. Is he about to fall into the multiple traps being laid for him? 

We'll find out next Wednesday. 

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HeavyMetal4Life
HeavyMetal4Life - 11/16/2022, 11:48 PM
The highlight of the episode was definitely Luthen's escape, that was a beautiful and action packed sequence to watch. Some of the coolest action we've seen yet from this show.

Maarva's death was perhaps the one big criticism I had, it definitely felt like it should have happened on on rather than off screen.

Also, this very much felt and seemed like and should have been the first of a final 3 episode storyline. We have a lot of ground to cover in the final episode and I think in hindsight they should have had either an extra episode or removed one of the earlier episodes (perhaps one of the Aldhani set up episodes).
ridah
ridah - 11/16/2022, 11:55 PM
@HeavyMetal4Life - Agreed, that ship of his is so awesome! And he piloted it so cool, calm and collectively! I wish the show had more action packed scenes like this. Also makes you wonder why Han never upgraded the Falcon with those tracker beam countermeasures?
GhostDog
GhostDog - 11/17/2022, 12:09 AM
Luthen during that space battle
PatientXero
PatientXero - 11/17/2022, 12:55 AM
Praise be to Disney for this offering of entertainment.
MosquitoFarmer
MosquitoFarmer - 11/17/2022, 1:32 AM
I'm not the most hyped Star Wars fan in general, but I certainly do enjoy it. Mandalorian has been great. My brother has been singing this show's high praises. What do y'all say about it?
Fares
Fares - 11/17/2022, 8:16 AM
This show is the GOAT. The GOAT.
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