Season one of the prequel

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time with the characters of The Rings of Power to know how to properly qualify the show — or appreciate the new Galadriel and Elrond — but so far I’m not thirsty for more. It could be that I’m not so much into fantasy and right now I’m simply looking forward to getting back to Westeros, where fantasy is served with an extra dose of political plotting and, yes, some — preferably consensual — sex on the side.What would happen if the Galactic Empire was run like a modern-day big corporation and we were privy to its inner workings, office disputes.


And power struggles? That’s in part what creator and showrunner Tony Gilroy (The Bourne Identity) tries Taiwan WhatsApp Number capturing in Andor. The 12-episode first season of the Star Wars show debuts on Disney+ with the first three episodes this Wednesday, September 21.Galactic corporate portrayal aside, Andor is also, of course, the origin story of Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and the tale of how the character came to be one of the Rebels who, in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016), manages to outsmart the Empire and steal the Death Star plans.







Season one of the prequel series Andor is set five years before the events of Rogue One and covers one year in time. The show will have an already-confirmed 12-episode second and final season, which starts shooting in November, to cover the other four years leading into Rogue One. “Our last scene of the show, our 24th episode, we’ll walk the audience directly into Rogue One,” said Gilroy during a recent where fantasy is served with an extra dose of political plotting.