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The Andor Report.

Funk, clunk, flank, clunk.

I cannot tell if that is dramatic music with metal drums or that is the sound of assembling

machinery against your will in a horrible prison. It is that, but also you're not wrong about the

music. Yes, but you know, table five's, Harry, you do, and then you know, but now I just think I'm

like in a pub in an old British movie or musical that was not, by the way, a dig against the music

of Andor, which I am finding continually phenomenal. I love how much the music is sort of,

it matches the show so much, it is dark and disturbing, but it always has this little glimmer of hope,

and you're almost like, come on music, bust out and get happy.

Exactly. I am Joseph Grimshaw in the person making the wonderful drum, prison machinery noise

is Ken Napsack. How are you Ken? I am great. You can maybe tell them a voice. I am a better mood

this week over Andorra was last week. I apologize. Some people were a little upset that I said the word

struggle on that episode. I'm human. I bleed. So I understand. I struggled this episode is,

but in a good way, I think I feel like this very difficult, very brutal episode of Andor

wanted me to struggle. So good job, episode. We always like to set the scene of our experience of

watching the episode. Sometimes it's just fun fan stuff, but sometimes it's the honesty about how

we absorb the episode, because our lives affect what we see on screen. So Ken, what was your

journey to watch episode eight and arcana five of Andorra? Food and drink and I got home right in

time for the episode at midnight or time. Shout out to our friend Jennifer Miro. It was her birthday

yesterday and had a little dinner party and raised home and a very nice Uber. And got home.

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