Hey, my friends, Matt, this is a 10 minute Bible hour podcast, and we're going to talk about Star Wars a little bit at the beginning, so I got to do my usual Star Wars disclaimer, which is, hey, I know not all of you are into pop culture or sci-fi or silly stories like this.

Thank you for bearing with me.

I'll try not to take too long, but whether you like Star Wars or not,

I think this is going to make sense. There's a movie that came out about 10 years ago called Rogue

One, and it's regained more popularity lately as a Star Wars film because there's a TV show,

a streaming show called Andor that just finished up. It's full run. It was only two seasons long.

It was made by the guy who did

the born identity shows. And my goodness was it excellent. Just masterful. You know how normally I'm

like, I don't recommend it. And I just hide like a coward behind my recommendation, not recommendation

nonsense. Well, let me do something different here. I full-throatedly and with

moral clarity recommend this show. Yes, there will be a couple things that if you watch

this with teenage kids, I wouldn't probably go younger than that, that you're going to have to

talk about. But if you look closely at what is being done in Andor, it is a brilliant

commentary on how people of all persuasions

and political stripes and social alignments, everybody who fought the big evil empire had to give up

something. So I love the way you see that sacrifice from across the ideological spectrum, even at times and in ways that might make something uncomfortable.

So I thought it was just great.

It avoids all of the tropes and pitfalls of recent storytelling.

Just wonderful.

There's my little recommendation.

Well, this and or show, which is two seasons long,

there's a movie that goes at the end. And the movie has been out for a long time. It came out in the

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