However, Andor Season Episode 12 ends with an extra jolt of hope for the future. The Disney+ series finale reveals exactly why Bix (Adria Arjona) left Cassian and the Rebellion.

Bix grabs Cassian to see the force healer due to him having a blaster burn that refuses to heal. A blaster burn is a scar left from being hit by a laser blaster gun (he’s lucky to have survived ...

Throughout its two seasons, Andor meticulously crafts Cassian’s backstory, revealing his deep and complex relationship with Bix. Their connection is established early in the series, depicting a ...

Andor has spent two season avoiding “May the Force be with you.” It’s nearly ignored the Force entirely, except for these last handful of episode, in which its presence is minimal still.

"Andor" creator Tony Gilroy explains the series finale, including his thinking behind the final image, his future with "Star Wars," and his film with Oscar Isaac.

“We know where [Cassian Andor’s] going and I really, I would be bereft if there was not a candle in the window at the end of this thing,” he continued. “I really, I think, I really wanted ...

Everyone knew “Rogue One” was the finish line for Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) in “Andor,” but the question was how close Season 2 of the Disney+ show would put him to the beginning of his end.

Andor is officially staring down the barrel of the final year of Cassian Andor’s (Diego Luna) life before his sacrifice in Rogue One, and Season 2 Episode 9 carries the weight of getting him ...

Andor makes the fact that this total stranger somehow knows this feel both miraculous and frightening, as it ought to. Cassian’s problem at this juncture is that he’s torn in two directions.

"Andor" Season 2, Episode 9 features the return of another member of the Rogue One team – and someone Cassian met in Season 1.