When is andor finale

The Andor Season 2 Disney Plus streaming release date is right around the corner, and viewers are wondering when they can start streaming the movie.Fans have been eagerly waiting for the second season of the popular Star Wars series Andor. Season 2 will serve as the series finale and return with Cassian Andor as it leads to the events of the 2016 movie Rogue One.Here’s when the series is coming out on Disney Plus.When is the Andor Season 2 Disney Plus release date?The Andor Season 2’s Disney Plus streaming release date is April 22, 2025.Created by Tony Gilroy, Andor follows the titular protagonist who transitions from being a thief to a revolutionary striving to stand against the Galactic Empire. The series chronicles the formation and rise of the Rebel Alliance. Andor, navigating a morally complex path, eventually joins the Alliance. The show’s first season was released on September 21, 2022, and featured 12 episodes in total. Andor became a critical and commercial hit, earning three Primetime Emmy Awards.Andor stars Diego Luna in the lead as Cassian Andor. Other prominent cast members include Stellan Skarsgård, Kyle Soller, Denise Gough, Adria Arjona, Genevieve O’Reilly, Faye Marsay, and more. When is Andor Season 2 coming out via streaming?Andor Season 2 is available to watch via streaming on Disney Plus on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. Viewers will be able to stream it at this time.Current Disney Plus subscribers will be able to watch the series when it airs, and if you haven’t already subscribed to the service, you can do so by visiting its website.Disney Plus is a top-notch streaming platform. Its library comprises a vast collection of entertainment options, including movies, television shows, documentaries, and original productions. It hosts content from the Star Wars franchise, as well as productions from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Warning: FULL SPOILERS for the Andor Season 1 finale follow. Andor concluded its highly acclaimed first season this week with an eventful finale episode that brought nearly all the major players on the series back to the planet of Ferrix, where the series began, including Cassian Andor himself and several different individuals who hoped to either catch or kill him.By the end of the hour, Cassian had made a huge decision for his future, as he heads towards the heroic end of his life depicted in Rogue One, the film that introduced the character.I spoke to Andor creator Tony Gilroy about many of the big moments in the season finale and how they set the stage for the second and final season (which just began production this week), including that big post-credit scene.WHAT’S NEXT FOR CASSIAN Diego Luna as Cassian Andor in 'Andor'Season 1 ended with Cassian (Diego Luna) making a big decision and going to Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgård), telling him he wanted to truly join him as a Rebel. The entire first season charted Cassian’s path as someone who actively resisted joining the cause – his one big previous Rebel mission was for money – only to come to realize it was something worth fighting for, thanks to his experiences on Aldhani, with his fellow prisoners on Narkina 5, and given what his mother taught him.We know there will be one more season of Andor, this one made up of four different three-episode arcs that take place across four different years in the lead up to Rogue One. So with Cassian now a Rebel, what will we see next for him? One thing Tony Gilroy promised is there won’t be any regrets or backpedaling about his decision, even as we learn more about how he comes to take an increasingly prominent role in the burgeoning Alliance. Said Gilroy, “His allegiance to the Rebellion – which means a lot of different things to a lot of different people – his allegiance and his commitment to that will not be in doubt anymore. That’s a blood oath he’s made at

Andor’s Post-Credits Reveal Is Perfect, and Perfectly Andor Photo: Lucasfilm Ltd./Lucasfilm Ltd. Warning: This story contains spoilers for all of Andor season one, including finale “Rix Road.” For most of its first season, Andor didn’t feel like a Disney+ show. It was much more serious and less winking than the other Star Wars shows or any of the MCU series, and while there were plenty of Easter eggs strewn about, they always seemed to be organic bits of world-building rather than fan bait. Even so, the season finale ends with something that’s seemingly inevitable in any big genre IP title: a post-credits scene. However, this post-credits scene maintains Andor’s level of restraint and excellence. This isn’t Deep-fake Luke Skywalker emerging from the shadows to invite Cassian Andor to join the Rebel Alliance, Nick Fury–style. Instead, it’s a bit of clarifying information that pays off hunches viewers might have had all season, adding dramatic weight while fundamentally changing nothing for any of the characters in the world of the show. When Andor’s credits have finished rolling, the action cuts to space, where a couple of droids are installing a familiar-looking contraption. It’s one of the widgets that Cassian, Kino Loy, and the other Narkina 5 inmates were building, shift after shift, during their never-ending sentences. The camera pulls back to reveal that these contraptions are brackets holding together what look like golden solar panels. We pull back farther and farther, and the scale of what we’re dealing with becomes clear. There are countless Narkina 5–made brackets holding together countless panels, all of which become bigger hexagon-shaped panels that in turn make one layer of the concave dish that houses the Death Star’s super-laser. Cassian was building the Death Star. There are subtle hints throughout the season that the Death Star has been under construction. In episode four, there’s mention of an increase in construction shipments going to Scarif, the planet where Cassian dies while stealing the Death Star plans in Rogue One. There are other lines of dialogue that don’t explicitly allude to the Death Star, but ensure its existence is

The critically acclaimed Star Wars Disney+ series Andor has almost completed its first season, and now fans have the briefest tease about what's to come.Simply put, the world seems to be very fond of Cassian Andor's. There’s so much to love—well-written political intrigue, the gritty start to a rebellion, and a tension-filled heist, just to name a few examples.One of the biggest standouts of the season was the inclusion of Andy Serkis’ Kino Loy, whose fate remains a mystery. Perhaps one saved for Season 2?Before fans get there, however, they’ll have to see how the show’s freshman run concludes.While the finale is only days away, Lucasfilm has given fans a short trailer for the highly anticipated episode.Andor's Season Finale Gets A TrailerLucasfilm has released a brand new trailer for Andor's upcoming season finale on Twitter, which includes the briefest tease of the people of Ferrix pushing back against Empire occupation. LucasfilmIt's clearly going to get intense, seeing as there will somehow be explosions on the street, seemingly within the crowd. LucasfilmThe entire teaser can be seen below.Andor Returns to Ferrix?Given how last week's episode ended, it seems all but certain that Cassian Andor will be returning to Ferrix following the death of his mother. Needless to say, he isn't going to come back to the warmest greeting.While the fate of Andor is known, that of the people on Ferrix is not—so the upcoming finale could easily boast a notable body count. Could Adria Arjona's Bix Caleen be in danger of not making it to Season 2?Hopefully, no matter how the show chooses to end its first season, the wait for its continuation won't be too difficult. Or, at least, any more difficult than it'll be to wait until 2024 for Season 2. Russ Milheim is the Industry Relations Coordinator at The Direct. On top of utilizing his expertise on the many corners of today’s entertainment to cover the latest news and theories, he establishes and maintains communication and relations between the outlet and the many studio and talent representatives.

And Syril, feeling they’d been integral in drawing the audience in in the manner they have. Said Gilroy, “It’s fascinating to watch the actors, because Denise is just a super serious theater actor. She had this amazing play, People, Places and Things, a couple of years ago that my wife and I saw in London. And when [Casting Director] Nina Gold brought her in, she was the first person to audition for the part for me. it was still pre-COVID and she just took the part in the room. We never auditioned anybody else. Then when Kyle came in, we never saw anybody else [after]. I was like, ‘Okay, let’s just have that. I don’t even want to see anybody else.’ They’re so brilliant but they’ve had very quiet careers. And now they’re action figures!”Online you’ll find plenty of discussion and debate about these two characters, including, yes, some who are rooting for them as a couple. Said Gilroy, of these varied reactions, “I spoke to Denise and I said ‘I don’t know how interesting your fanbase really is. You’ll have to tell me!’ And who’s going to be writing fan letters to Syril? I don’t know. It’s interesting to contemplate!”A LOVING MOTHER AND A LOYAL DROID Fiona Shaw as Maarva Andor in 'Andor'It was somewhat surprising to viewers when the eleventh episode of Andor opened with Cassian’s mother, Maarva Andor, having passed away offscreen, given her significance to the story. It even caused some to wonder if she was actually truly dead and if perhaps there was some sort of ruse at work.As it turned out, she had indeed died — there was no trickery here aimed at either the audience or those in the story watching Maarva from afar, like Dedra or Cinta — yet we did actually see her again in the season finale, in an unexpected manner, as the ever-loyal droid B2EMO projected a hologram of Maarva that she’d recorded shortly before her death. The stirring message B2EMO played was crucial in fact, and ended up causing her fellow people of Ferrix to rise up against