Creator Tony Gilroy and editor John Gilroy tell IndieWire about wrapping up Season 2's first block of episodes with a banger.

Star Wars has always been about rebels, empires, lightsabers, and hope. But Andor? It flips the script. This show doesn’t rely on Jedi magic or flashy space battles to hook you in.

A subplot in the second season of the hit Disney+ show "Andor" focuses on the abuses undocumented agricultural workers face.

Sexual assault has always been present in Star Wars, Andor is just brave enough to name it for what it is. This is, after all ...

Does Andor Season 2 live up to the hype from Season 1? Judging by these first three episodes, I’m ashamed I even asked the ...

It’s extraordinary due to its ordinariness, as regular people’s lives are exploited, upheaved and decimated by the brutality and horrors of war. Nowhere has this been more evident than in Andor season ...

Andor Season 2, Episode 3, titled Harvest, featured numerous heartbreaking moments, including an extremely dark situation that seemed way too real.

For some viewers, this was a bridge too far — as if genocide, torture, slavery, and child murder were within the acceptable bounds of imperial evil and sexual violence somehow exceeded the mythic ...

"I'd be careful," says Kellen, adding that the inspectors "caught someone running" nearby. In a risky attempt to protect his ...

If much of Andor's first season saw Mon Mothma grasp with the necessary evils of rebellion, the climax of season 2's first ...