The first three episodes of Andor season 2 waste no time tapping into a story that brings the horrors of the real world into a galaxy far, far away.

The franchise’s Disney era has been defined by toothless politics, but “Andor” Season 2 is a vivid metaphor for America’s descent into authoritarianism.

Andor season 2 will focus prominent on the Ghorman Massacre, something that Star Wars Rebels already highlighted, and the series will do more to flesh it out.

The first episode of Andor season 2 confirms the Disney+ show will explore one of the most harrowing moments on the Star Wars timeline.

In Andor season 2, the introduction of the Ministry of Enlightenment immediately becomes one of the scariest things in Star Wars mythology.

The second season of Andor hasn’t even fully aired yet, but those first three episodes that were released are awesome! This is top-tier Star Wars storytelling, and the critics and audiences are loving it! Andor Season 2 has officially shot to the top spot as the highest-rated live-action

Andor season 2's Rebel-side romances are troubled, but Star Wars has found its hottest new power couple in Syril Karn and Dedra Meero.

Syril and Dedra's relationship in Andor season 2 is so weird, not even the Star Wars show's cast can work out what's actually going on between them.

Genevieve O'Reilly speaks to TechRadar about the 'chaos' of Andor season 2's big dance number and the wild release of her 'rigid' Star Wars character.

Andor isn’t exactly known for throwing out fan service as Tony Gilroy and his team have carved out a space in the Star Wars galaxy that feels grounded, gritty, and fresh, and I like that fan service isn’t a main priority. But, there was an Easter egg in Season 2 that does nod to the past