The incoming transmission contains rebel plot details for the show Andor. The Tribe of Two, Jim and A.Ron, discuss sci-fi torture methods, Luthen’s spycraft, and dangerous podcasts. Cassian Andor is doing the cell block tango with Andy Serkis. And meet Saw Gerrera before he becomes a paranoia-machine in Rogue One.
Rebel spies, Jim and A.Ron, bring back a report on Andor. In this bridge episode, Mon Mothma and Luthen are carefully walking the line. Cassian goes back to Ferrix where people are upset with him. Things heat up as Imperial presence increases on the planet. Join the resistance on this episode of Tribe of Two.
The Rebel Spies, Jim and A.Ron, are back to give you another look into the world of Andor. In this arc of the show, Cassian Andor is recruited for a secret mission. He’ll have to earn the trust of Imperial forces, pull off a heist, and make it out alive. Dive into the high quality Star Wars you’ve been wanting with this episode of Tribe of Two.
Andor is the best thing Disney has made this century and Jim and A.Ron are here to tell you why. If you were feeling the Star Wars burnout, this series will revive your love for this stalwart of sci-fi. Andor is equal parts Star Wars ingenuity and spy game. Subscribe to Tribe of Two to get all the coverage you need leading up to season 2 of Andor.
Here’s your last chance to get on the lawn. Jim and A.Ron are reading your feedback and discussing Ahsoka within the Star Wars canon. Will they walk back on their comments? Does the fault lie with Filoni? What evil does Disney have planned for the Star Wars IP? Who will be left on the lawn when Jim and A.Ron are through?
Get…off…my…LAWN! It’s the lack of critical thought that broke the camel’s back. Zombies, make-shift light sabers, and Narnia references really mucked up this episode. Filoni’s cherry-picking method for choosing Star Wars lore has resulted in a muddied series that serves neither die-hards nor casual fans. Are we in a Star Wars dark age?
Grand Admiral Thrawn isn’t the villain we deserved, he’s the villain we needed. Star Wars: Ahsoka keeps on a steady upward trend. The main complaint here is the criminal misuse of Wes Chatham. It’s not perfect, there are some odd character choices, but everyone’s still excited for the next episode.
Much to the surprise of Jim and A.Ron, Grand Admiral Thrawn appears! A Star Wars show isn’t making us wait multiple seasons to see the character they’ve been teasing??!? This episode dives deeper into Filoni-created Star Wars lore (Wookiepedia has been a helpful source). What is Baylan’s ultimate goal? How do the Witches fit into the future? With only two episodes left, does Filoni have a satisfying conclusion for us?
This episode makes the Star Wars canon better. We get to see more of Ahsoka’s backstory and her trials as a young Padawan. As you probably know, Anakin was made for a problematic Jedi Master. See how that dynamic influences Ahsoka in the present time in a showdown that brings Star Wars back to form.
At the midpoint of the season, Ahsoka has finally hooked Jim and A.Ron. Sabine can’t be trusted and we all seem to know it except for Ahsoka. Is an orange lightsaber for the chaotic neutral characters? And green dust doesn’t mean someone is dead. We’re gonna need more proof than that. And there’s a spicy feedback section to top it all off.