I can't believe it's taken me so long to notice that Andor season 2 subtly rewrote a key line in Rogue One - showing just how ...

Cassian’s intro in Rogue One indeed happens about nine minutes into the movie, on the trading outpost Ring of Kafrene, a relatively seamless transition from the Andor series. (Well, except for ...

Cassian Andor dies in 1 BBY on Scarif after the Death Star fires on the planet. In Rogue One, Andor, a captain of the Alliance Intelligence, is assigned to retrieve Imperial scientist Galen Erso.

Cassian is fated to perish at the end of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but only after he, Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones), and their team manage to steal the Death Star plans and get them to Princess Leia.

Cassian Andor’s death in Rogue One won’t be retconned. The character still canonically dies, which is why there are only two seasons of the TV series.

He won’t be around to help steal the Death Star plans the way we know Cassian will be. Andor is about the specifics of building a Rebellion and fighting back against a seemingly unbeatable foe.

Diego Luna as Cassian Andor in ‘Andor’ Season Two - Credit: Des Willie /Lucasfilm Ltd. ... We know how Cassian will die, and we know that he will believe his death to be worth it.

It is, instead, the death of Syril Karn (Kyle Soller), the tightly wound Imperial busybody whose initial Season 1 investigation into Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) set in motion all of the show’s ...

Despite having his perceptions shifted, he can’t resist the urge to lunge himself at Cassian, who Syril relentlessly hunted over the course of Andor. That ended up being the death of Syril ...

‘Andor’ Season 2, Episodes 7-9. Before we begin, let us raise a glass to Syril Karn, a wonderfully weird villain, who meets his end in this week’s rough and rowdy set of “Andor” episodes.

Five years, 20 episodes, and countless countless planets later, Andor’s Syril Karn finally caught up with Cassian Andor, his fictional white whale. They fought. Bullets flew. Blows were ...

But the Andor scene also improves the Rogue One scene by association; instead of focusing on Tivik’s nerves, the scene feels more like a connection between Cassian and Luthen, illustrating what ...