• Enzy@lemm.ee
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    6 days ago

    Bro the show is named Andor

    Not dumpy girl who’s dead show

  • TheRedSpade@lemmy.world
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    7 days ago

    I used to consider myself a Star Wars nerd. I even enjoyed the prequels. Decided not to bother with the Mandalorian once I read that it doesn’t take place in TOR era, and I’ve never even heard of Andor. I never thought there’d be so much Star Wars content that I don’t even WANT to see it all.

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      7 days ago

      To be fair, most of the new Star Wars material is junk, but Andor is a very strong exception. It uses the Star Wars universe to tell a story well, rather than just try to pander to us fans.

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      7 days ago

      “The Mandalorian” is fantastic space western, and worth watching for what it is, if you can ignore the Star Wars connection.

      It might tempt you to also watch “Boba Fett”, which does not stand in it’s own at all, but does weirdly contain a couple of good enough bonus episode of “The Mandalorian” for marketing reasons.

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      6 days ago

      I don’t blame you for being burned out on star wars content. For me personally i’m getting annoyed by the fact that it’s all shows now and no movies. I will say that i can recommend andor though. That show is amazing in terms of quality and can stand on it’s own feet even without the star wars branding.

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      6 days ago

      Dude there’s always been a ton of Star Wars content you didn’t know about, unless you read 2-3 Star Wars novels and comic titles per month.

      It’s a GOOD THING to have niche content for niche audiences. Trying to make everything for the mass market is how we get brainless blockbusters.