The 'Star Wars' show made a point of approaching its material differently than other projects set in the galaxy far, far away ...

Beneath all the laser blasters and X-wing spaceships, Tony Gilroy’s miniseries spinoff is a twisting tale of radicalization.

“Andor” Season 2 debuted to a new weekly high viewership on Nielsen’s streaming charts.

There is no mistaking the left-wing themes of the Disney + Star Wars series Andor. Set five years before the movie Rogue One, Andor shows the Empire strip mining planets, exploiting workers, arresting ...

and like it has stakes – it’s not just set decoration or representation for the sake of checking boxes. The first three episodes of Andor season 2 reveal that they both still care for each other.

Tony Gilroy and Diego Luna bring the bleakest and best Star Wars story (and it isn’t close) to an extraordinary end.

And yet, the better Andor gets, the more vexing it becomes that the series has not been a big hit, by Star Wars standards or by those of television in general. It has all the ingredients to become ...

Season 1 of Andor brought a gritty and grown up look to the Star Wars universe, showing what it was like for people living under the rise of the Empire. In case you have forgotten what happened ...

With that in mind, Tony Gilroy’s spinoff series “Andor” is a minor miracle: A streaming-exclusive show that is a prequel to a prequel to a decades-old trilogy that is absolutely essential ...

Alan Tudyk’s beloved slouching quippy reprogrammed Imperial murder-bot has an important role to play in Andor season two … just not quite yet (and when he does come into the story, K-2SO is ...