A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, we used to talk about Star Wars almost every single week.

And it has been far too long since the Asoka screencast breakdowns we have done.

But we are returning for Andor Season 2.

Of course, I'm your host, Tim Geddes.

I'm joined today by Barrett Courtney.

Tim, it's been way too goddamn long.

Talking about Star Wars, having sage back on kind of funny content, having Carboney back.

Oh.

He's not here today.

Why? He has to be in japan to host star wars

celebration you know whoopty-do ten years of doing star wars celebration who the hell did he think he is

gosh like he doesn't understand the importance of and or and or season two episodes one through three

we had to be here sage welcome back welcome back. How are you doing?

I am so good. I am, well, I have a fever. So if my voice sounds funny, it's because I'm only standing by the power and motivation of Andor season two and also seeing my friends.

I love it. I love it. So happy to have you back. Here's the deal, everybody.

And or season two is a show absolutely worth watching. I want all of you to watch this show.

If you're not watching the show, you should. If you've watched it, watch it again. We got to support things like this. And here's the other deal. Because of how they're releasing this,

three episodes a week for the next four

weeks. Very cool because each week is going to cover one year leading into Rogue One, which

of course then leads into Star Wars A New Hope. But three full 50-minute, dense episodes of prestige

television a week is very complicated to cover. Tony Gilroy, the showrunner

himself was like, hey, I love that this is happening, but I feel bad for the podcasters.

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