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

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Caitlin. And welcome to our series finale discussion of Andor, season two, episodes 10, 11, and 12.

We are here finally at the finale, and I'm really sad. I'm really sad. This was

such an excellent set of episodes on an incredible season. And I think this was kind of a perfect finale.

Of a perfect show, honestly.

I feel like I've been sitting with this for a couple days now.

And personally, I have just been really reflecting on the journey of Rogue One, actually, like, the Disney purchase to Rogue One to the show's announcement to

seasons one and two.

And I just feel like it has been such an amazing journey.

And I've just been reflecting on the fact that I feel like Rogue One as a movie was such

a bold decision from Disney right out the gate right after the Force Awakens.

They're, you know, I don't know, their prize possession as they go right out the gate

with this new era of Star Wars.

And Rogue One comes along a year after the Force Awakens and is something completely new and different, fans really attached to it.

And later now we have this series that was announced in, I think, 2020, right, around a prequel for

Cassidy Andor. And just this, like, journey that we've been on throughout all of those big pieces and I just really

feel like it's the actually one of the boldest maybe if not the boldest thing that Star Wars like Star Wars in

this era has ever done and I just don't want to take for granted Like, they did a prequel that goes right up to the class, like 1977 Star Wars and

change the way that we see Star Wars.

And then we now have a series that changes the way we see Rogue One and therefore

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