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superfelix:
Industry. done with S1. halfway into S2

samistry:
Lupita is fine but they didn't even glam her up so we can buy her as Helen of Troy. Na who 1000 shops burn over be this?
Elliot page na woman, no matter how many testosterone e take.

BlackManta:
This Widows Bay got so much hype online, I saw some X film accounts ranking it in the same category as Midnight Mass, Haunting of the Hill House and Welcome to Derry.

I downloaded six episodes and yet I can't finish episode 1.

There's no way Widows Bay is part of horror elite.

I want to believe that Apple paid people to hype it on social media or everyone watched a completely different show.

Beorn:
18 ke? For such a boring and overhyped series? 😲

oyaskii:
"El Pluribus" wey i no fit pasd episode 2 since last year...😩😩😩..18 norm ke? Okayy o

abduleez1:
ANDOR S2......9/10

It is a gripping political thriller. Superb finale with top notch finesse. Light on the continuous space fights and action that has defined the Star Wars franchise. This one is a more grounded fare and makes me itch to rewatch Rogue One— which it is a spin off of and a prequel to. Rogue One was the first Star Wars movie I ever cared about and this TV show solidifies why it will always be dear to my heart.

This focuses on happenings in the galactic empire; in planets like Coruscant, Ferrix, Yaavin, Chandrilla, Ghorman.....a massive web of events in different parts of the galaxy that leads to open revolt against the tyranny of the Empire. From a spark in the planet of Ferrix where Cassian Andor hails from, the seeds of dissent and rebellion against 'Imperial' terror was born and spread slowly throughout the galaxy.

If I was told Star Wars would provide a tale so intricate and well thought out like this, so gripping, concise and grounded in realism and impeccable execution, I wouldn't believe. But ANDOR did just that.

It explores themes of oppression, dictatorship and blind bureaucracy from the likes of Dedra and Syril who follow orders from above unquestioned, without pause for the lives affected or destroyed with every single decision.

That scene with the Ghorman genocide was a master stroke of directorial ingenuity. The suspense, the tension in the atmosphere, the fear of the unknown, the eerie feeling of knowing how things were definitely going to go wrong. It was a treatise on how brutal oppression and suppression works.

Amidst all the chaos, oppression, political scheming, tension and revolt, Andor still manages to offer moments of hope, a better tomorrow for our protagonists. A case for hope finding a way to win despite the impossible odds against the monster machines of tyranny assembled by the formidable and scary Empire.

The whole episode about Dedra and ISB officials trying to capture Luthen played by the immaculate Stellan Skarsgard, was a beauty. That man just continues to prove why he's untouchable in a drama that requires suspense and dread. Dude is too darn good with his craft.

Top shelf TV show right here. And this continues to be the Best staple Star Wars has to offer on the TV side with its companion movie Rogue One where this was spun from.

I was kinda sad and angry I had come to the end of the TV show cos of how good it was....this is despite consuming 12 wholesome episodes of sci fi goodness. Not many shows make me feel this way. I wanted more.
This is easily one of the best sci-fi shows I've ever watched.

oyaskii:
"El Pluribus" wey i no fit pasd episode 2 since last year...😩😩😩..18 norm ke? Okayy o

abduleez1:
ANDOR S2......9/10

It is a gripping political thriller. Superb finale with top notch finesse. Light on the continuous space fights and action that has defined the Star Wars franchise. This one is a more grounded fare and makes me itch to rewatch Rogue One— which it is a spin off of and a prequel to. Rogue One was the first Star Wars movie I ever cared about and this TV show solidifies why it will always be dear to my heart.

This focuses on happenings in the galactic empire; in planets like Coruscant, Ferrix, Yaavin, Chandrilla, Ghorman.....a massive web of events in different parts of the galaxy that leads to open revolt against the tyranny of the Empire. From a spark in the planet of Ferrix where Cassian Andor hails from, the seeds of dissent and rebellion against 'Imperial' terror was born and spread slowly throughout the galaxy.

If I was told Star Wars would provide a tale so intricate and well thought out like this, so gripping, concise and grounded in realism and impeccable execution, I wouldn't believe. But ANDOR did just that.

It explores themes of oppression, dictatorship and blind bureaucracy from the likes of Dedra and Syril who follow orders from above unquestioned, without pause for the lives affected or destroyed with every single decision.

That scene with the Ghorman genocide was a master stroke of directorial ingenuity. The suspense, the tension in the atmosphere, the fear of the unknown, the eerie feeling of knowing how things were definitely going to go wrong. It was a treatise on how brutal oppression and suppression works.

Amidst all the chaos, oppression, political scheming, tension and revolt, Andor still manages to offer moments of hope, a better tomorrow for our protagonists. A case for hope finding a way to win despite the impossible odds against the monster machines of tyranny assembled by the formidable and scary Empire.

The whole episode about Dedra and ISB officials trying to capture Luthen played by the immaculate Stellan Skarsgard, was a beauty. That man just continues to prove why he's untouchable in a drama that requires suspense and dread. Dude is too darn good with his craft.

Top shelf TV show right here. And this continues to be the Best staple Star Wars has to offer on the TV side with its companion movie Rogue One where this was spun from.

I was kinda sad and angry I had come to the end of the TV show cos of how good it was....this is despite consuming 12 wholesome episodes of sci fi goodness. Not many shows make me feel this way. I wanted more.
This is easily one of the best sci-fi shows I've ever watched.

Beorn:
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂


I stopped at Episode 1. Couldn't even get to episode 2. The world is definitely ending.

oyaskii:
"The death of truth is the ultimate victory of Evil"

Brooooo. It is such a profound show.. absolutely flawless. The best thing to come out of LucasFilm and Disney Combo. It is a difficult difficult recommend because of the slow build up, but the eventual payoff unraveled so beautifully.

There is a way it mirrors our current reality to a fault. In this era where good shows seems like a scarce commodity, this is actually one of my all timer, and I don't say that lightly.

The season had my great moments but Mon Mothma's speech to the Senate after the Ghorman genocide was my favourite.

It is such a shame that it is literally impossible to make another season but those 2 seasons are gold. 🥇

Super... Super...Show 👏🏿👏🏿



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYnE2Mxayco

geezyk:
Daily wire is an anti-woke agency. They're pro Trump, so, no time for any woke agenda. Matt Walsh made me aware if them, and u think Candace Owens worked with them at some point.

Beorn:
18 ke? For such a boring and overhyped series? 😲

abduleez1:
ANDOR S2......9/10

It is a gripping political thriller. Superb finale with top notch finesse. Light on the continuous space fights and action that has defined the Star Wars franchise. This one is a more grounded fare and makes me itch to rewatch Rogue One— which it is a spin off of and a prequel to. Rogue One was the first Star Wars movie I ever cared about and this TV show solidifies why it will always be dear to my heart.

This focuses on happenings in the galactic empire; in planets like Coruscant, Ferrix, Yaavin, Chandrilla, Ghorman.....a massive web of events in different parts of the galaxy that leads to open revolt against the tyranny of the Empire. From a spark in the planet of Ferrix where Cassian Andor hails from, the seeds of dissent and rebellion against 'Imperial' terror was born and spread slowly throughout the galaxy.

If I was told Star Wars would provide a tale so intricate and well thought out like this, so gripping, concise and grounded in realism and impeccable execution, I wouldn't believe. But ANDOR did just that.

It explores themes of oppression, dictatorship and blind bureaucracy from the likes of Dedra and Syril who follow orders from above unquestioned, without pause for the lives affected or destroyed with every single decision.

That scene with the Ghorman genocide was a master stroke of directorial ingenuity. The suspense, the tension in the atmosphere, the fear of the unknown, the eerie feeling of knowing how things were definitely going to go wrong. It was a treatise on how brutal oppression and suppression works.

Amidst all the chaos, oppression, political scheming, tension and revolt, Andor still manages to offer moments of hope, a better tomorrow for our protagonists. A case for hope finding a way to win despite the impossible odds against the monster machines of tyranny assembled by the formidable and scary Empire.

The whole episode about Dedra and ISB officials trying to capture Luthen played by the immaculate Stellan Skarsgard, was a beauty. That man just continues to prove why he's untouchable in a drama that requires suspense and dread. Dude is too darn good with his craft.

Top shelf TV show right here. And this continues to be the Best staple Star Wars has to offer on the TV side with its companion movie Rogue One where this was spun from.

I was kinda sad and angry I had come to the end of the TV show cos of how good it was....this is despite consuming 12 wholesome episodes of sci fi goodness. Not many shows make me feel this way. I wanted more.
This is easily one of the best sci-fi shows I've ever watched.

joseph1832:
No lightsaber duels.

Men I live and love LightSaber duels.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg1ydN42ukY&pp=ygUTeW9kYSB2cyBjb3VudCBkb29rdQ%3D%3D

joseph1832:
I believe it's among the best shows I've watched. I like the concept. It's a show I believe every marketer should watch. They might learn a thing or two.

Beorn:
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂


I stopped at Episode 1. Couldn't even get to episode 2. The world is definitely ending.

Illusioneffect:
You watched just an episode and you believe it's ass😏 it's one of the best shows I've watched this year

GloriousGbola:
one of the highlights of the show is no jedi ad it is grounded as much as possible in reality where you build your resistance a millimeter at a time

Holav:
This is bullshit its welcome to derry, Have rating of 7.9 lmao, deserve at least 8.5/10

The first trailer for ‘THE GENTLEMAN’ Season 2 has been released.

Releasing September 3 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/rYL4OapHpE

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 9, 2026

pu7pl3:
I remember calling it here when ep1 dropped.

Fool me once...

oyaskii:
"El Pluribus" wey i no fit pass episode 2 since last year...😩😩😩..18 norm ke? Okayy o

Fro5t:
SHAME! SHAME! SHAME! on you 🔔

Beorn:
At least 2 wins sure for this series.

Beorn:
The episode 1 was very boring to me. I'm open to seeing it in the future when the inspiration comes, but right now, I've got other media that makes my time investment worthwhile.

pu7pl3:
I'll be there again

The first trailer for ‘THE GENTLEMAN’ Season 2 has been released.

Releasing September 3 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/rYL4OapHpE

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 9, 2026

geezyk:
If you follow Solo levelling, there's another series almost the same as solo levelling.

It's name is Tomb Raider kings. It's just started btw.