Welcome to Sky Talkers. Here are your hosts, Charlotte and Caitlin.

Hello and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host Charlotte.

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Keitlin, and welcome to

this week's episode where we're talking all about episode six of Andor called The I. And this

episode aired on October 12th, directed once again by Susanna White and the writer, once again,

Dan Gilroy. We have closed out the second arc of this season of Andor, and I have never been

more stressed in my entire life. It's funny because I thought I could say the same thing about

this, but if I'm being honest, remember how stressed I was in The Last Jedi when we were

watching it? You were pretty stressed. I was like forced to be ill because I was so stressed

about that. I was not forced to illness in this episode, but I was very, very, very stressed and

on edge. The tension building was very effective.

And even upon second and third watch, I still feel like this is a ride of just your heart is

pounding so fast. I think even thinking about, I guess, I feel like the films are like another level. I feel like the most stress I would have asked. I think even even thinking about um I guess I feel like the films are like another level.

I feel like the most stress I would have been in a film viewing was probably tross. But because we

kind of knew what was happening that made it a little bit easier. Our first viewing of tross. But

thinking like about TV and everything, the only thing I can think that's even a little bit comparable was, who is the episode?

The Believer of the Mandalorian when he, they're going to see his face.

But this, I would, on a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate this episode of 10 and I would rate that episode of the Mandalorian comparatively now, like a 7.

In terms of tension?

Yeah.

Yeah, I totally agree.

I think that it's like not even the same in the same like family.

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