If no one told you to see Andor still, then let me be the first (and of course the loudest). Despite the earnings of rave reviews during its first season and quickly establishes itself as itself as The largest TV series "Starwells War" to dateSci-Fi Spy Thriller and Prequel on "Rogue One" were a little flying under the radar for more random fans. Fortunately, it is now easier to see than ever before.

In an attempt to look more at the series leading to its premiere of Season 2 on April 22, 2025, Disney just put the first three episodes of Season 1 up to YouTube free. It is a complete nail polish on the show, and it is certainly enough to attract many newcomers. In addition, the overall season 1 is now moving to Julu, opening it to a much wider audience that can have that stream, but not Disney+subscription. (Julu will continue to follow the whole season Until Season 2 of Andor arrives.)

It is nice to see that Disney and Lucasfilm put extra pressure behind Andor, given the numerous recognitions he received on his first release. The "Starwells War" has lately been in a slightly strange place, made up of mostly short -term shows that passed over the budget and failed to break into a crowded streaming market. It only makes sense for Disney to put as much marketing power as possible behind the "Starwells War" project that received universal praise.

It's easy for a fan of "Starwalks War" to tell you watching "Andor". And maybe it's true, maybe the franchise will fall again after 2nd season. Maybe it's too late. But I'll tell you this: if I haven't seen the play earlier, I will wake up early and start taking "Andor" from the beginning.

If you've ever seen "New Hope", you should watch "Ander". If you have watched all the films "War on the Starwives", "Clone Wars", "Mandalorian", and you have an anniversary copy of the "heir of the empire", you should watch "Andor". If you don't know what Lightsaber is (unlikely), you still have to watch Andor. (Don't worry, no.

Did you enjoy "succession"? Do you like that thematic song? The show's composer, Nicholas Britel, achieves the overall Andor, and it's the closest that someone has ever come to set a soundtrack with those of Johnon Williams. There is an incredible starfish power by Diego Luna, Stellan Scarsgard, Evneeviv O'Rili, Andy Serkiis and the rest of the cast. And yes, writing is just as good as you have heard, delivering a portrait of the galaxy under fascism and the complex rebellion mechanics moving against it. If you felt terrible from the state, ah, say worldwide things? I promise "Andor" will deliver some catharsis.

In addition to pulling out the first three episodes for free on the Disney+ YouTube channel and adding the Andor Season 1 to Julu, Disney is organizing a live event with a streaming show with Tony Gillroy show and others involved in the series. The event, which will include Q&A live, is scheduled for Thursday, March 13 at 12:00 pm.

Gilroy said he hoped Andor's season 2 could bring even more viewers who are not huge fans of the "war of the Starwalks". Since most of the characters in "Andor" are new, and because its primary story does not engage too much with a niche orub out of the rest of the franchise, it is the ideal choice for ordinary fans who have enjoyed some of the films "War on Starvers", but may be intimidated by a clean amount of material.

Good luck, Andor will reach the mass audience he deserves in the second time. Meanwhile, newcomers have a lot of time to level between now and season 2 debuts next month on April 22. While the series is scheduled to end after Season 2, no matter what higher viewing could help persuade Disney to keep some of the creative team behind the show and spend more resources on similar stories "Starwides".