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Anyways, series good, time to go look at something else for now.

However, none of this is this specific production team's fault and having a mess of canon and production order is a common failure of long-running IPs. The absolute fear of canon that executives demonstrated is contrasted by the complete lack of love for the ouvre.

Not only that but having watched all the media, its pretty clear that it all would've benefited from having been produced in a logical order. R1 should've really been Andor's last 3 episodes, it would've saved an immense amount of exposition and even probably made Jyn superfluous.

Andor is "done". But its not "done done", because we all know Rogue One comes after that, and a New Hope comes after that, and so on and so forth. But I've watched that already, I can't look forward to it nor leave Andor back on the shelf satisfied that its "finished".

Besides the vague feeling of emptiness that any good series gives after one finishes it, I had a much more unlikable sensation come up that stems from knowing there's nothing new to look forward to for this plot thread in particular.

“But I’ve lived here for three years and honestly she’s an amazing ship, tough as a crester and equipped for everything.”