Well, well, well, a TV show that's a prequel to the excellent Star Wars film Rogue One and further chronicles the beginnings of the Rebel Alliance.

All I could say is, yes, please.

Howdy, I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A.

My agenda is simple.

Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling.

And wow, folks, today i am quite pleased to have

with me the creator and showrunner and co-writer of andor that's tony gilroy and i really love what he

has done with this show as i'm sure you know this disney plus star wars show is a prequel to the

2016 movie rogue one which tony gilroy also wrote on this podcast. We'll, of course,

examine the first four episodes of the show, because that's all I've seen at this point,

and hopefully we'll sit down for another chat with Tony again. And what I love about this TV

show so much is it really shows you just how big the Star Wars universe can be and how far

away from the more treaded past we can go to

explore it. Tony was very forthcoming about his creative habit, how he works with the studio and his

co-writers, and what it took to get and or in the can so I know you'll dig this episode.

And speaking of things to dig, backstory magazine turns 10.

That's right.

We survived a decade and we couldn't have done it without your help.

And the other good news is that we just released a new issue.

Yes, issue 47, our summer issue is live.

And there is so much great stuff in it.

I hope you check out the table contents to see it all,

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