Holy shit. I just watched that scene, and had to pause to come talk about it. It's genius! If they found out where the money actually went, her whole family's dead or assimilated, and the enemy gets everything she knows. If she takes the money from the mob guy, she forces her daughter into an unhappy life. If they think he lost it gambling without reporting it, it's basically a slap on the wrist, but also it explains why she went to the mob guy, so he has nothing on her.
Seriously. So well built up, both this episode and all season. When it finally does erupt, it feels so much more impactful. Every bit of violence means something. Like that one death where the camera stayed on that guy for what felt like ages
It felt like a perfect blend of spaghetti western and a war/spy movie. The tension as soon as the bands started marching! Cassian on the lookout. The nervous looks. The Morricone-sque soundtrack!
its perfect for her, the season had really built her up as she keeps scoring victories, giving her this sense of power and invincibility, and tears it all down for her in seconds, shes just as mortal as the rest of them, brilliant fucking filmmaking
It was, I almost felt bad for her with how terrified she was acting. Her shaking while talking to Syril really sold it, I really believed that she believed she was about to be lynched.
just another example of the Empire being thoughtless, they never considered that anyone would dare attack them to begin with, so who cares about proper munitions storage
Fantastic, the buildup to the gathering, the band getting ready, the slow banging of the anvil. Fantastic cinematography and direction … I haven't had a movie convey the tension so well
the only thing i can really think of that made me feel that way was the last 15 or so minutes of Last of the Mohicans when they're running up the mountain
It’s a fascinating line the production would have had to walk on those shots. You need them to stick out so the audience recognises them, but not stick out so much that it breaks the believability of the stealth. Same with Luthen’s black robe.
I swear this episode had like 50 different parallel arcs and with little stuff like Syril switching focus to Dedra they always find a way to change and intersect.
Pretty much exactly the only way to convince Luthen as well. Cassian could have killed him, but instead told him "bring me into the fold, or kill me because I have no other reason to live". Luthen knew in that moment he had the perfect ally. Someone committed to the cause and ready to give it all for something real. No longer a loose end but a valuable asset. I actually think Luthen might become fiercely protective of him going forward, and I think witnessing the events on Ferrix may have given him a bit of his humanity back. He'll still do what he deems necessary, but I dunno, he didn't seem like he was coldly watching it, detached from it all. I think he also saw the true potential of a rebellion in that moment, and was reminded of why he fights.
cassian and brasso’s hug, the way cassian was trying to explain himself because of all the guilt he feels (“i told her i would come back. i should have never left that morning”), and how brasso was going to hear none of it with a simple “i know”... god!!!!! and then maarva’s last words to cassian!!
The way he taught Cassian to look past the obvious and see what’s really there was such a perfect metaphor for how he outplayed everyone in this episode
i’m shocked at the scale of it (though i guess i shouldn’t be???) but still omg. tony gilroy, you are cruel to have cassian and melshi build the thing that kills them 😭
And yet they still made the empire feel terrifying even if it was only for a short while. Those troopers didn't miss a shot! Is this even star wars? I loved it from start to end! We KNEW they were helping build it!!
Yep, same exact conversation the Imperials had about the Ahladanis. 2 for 2 getting their asses handed to them by the people they're trying to colonize.
10000%. The condescending, snide tone — and this is about a majority-human city; we haven't really seen the treatment of non-human planets in the SW Universe (I haven't read the EU so my apologies if this isn't the case) but can you imagine how much worse it is?
I was so totally engrossed in the episode that I noticed a few times that I was holding my breath out of sheer anticipation and surprise at what was unfolding. I haven't experienced something like that since I watched the rebooted Battlestar Galactica back in the day.
Also the fact that even with a local spy revealing that Andor might be there, and them looking in the top of that building, the empire never saw him once. He is a slippery guy.
This funeral felt so much more real than what we got with Padme. When the march moved through the central square, staring ice-cold at the Imps in front of them - that is when my pulse starting to race. I KNEW there would be a fight, but I could not figure out WHEN or HOW.
"People don't look down to where they should. They don't look down, they don't look past the rust. Not us though, eh? Eyes open, possibilities everywhere."
clem cleaning the rust off some old parts in the flashback and maarva likening the empire to rust creeping everywhere was so good. this episode is just full to the brim with quotable lines!!
Give B2 the Emmy for best supporting character. Because if you’d have told me I’d be crying multiple times over a droids anguish, I would have laughed at you.
I know when everyone says this is the best Disney + series, you mean well, but this show is one of the best shows this year period, regardless of network. It's going to be in pretty much every category for an Emmy next year
I love how Mon Mothma just skipped over everyone's theories and went straight to pointing the finger at Perrin🤣 Also I thought Blevin was out, so glad to see him back. And Mosk! He's so fun.
Oh. My. God! Lived up to and way beyond the hype. Possibly the best episode of the whole show. Everything just came together so perfectly, then also stepped off for next season.
I love the detail oriented nature of this show, case in point, the IED made by Ferrix shop kid is made significantly more effective because the Imperial forces dont properly store their munitions, they just keep all the hand grenades in a box because they cant even conceptualize that theyll be attacked, leading to numerous secondary explosions and more casualties/destruction (its also symbolic of the start of the rebellion, all it takes is one spark, Ferrix in this case, to cause other explosions of rebellion too occur).
YES this is such an important point! The Imperials are lazy and content in their oppression and despite all the ISB machinations, have not planned for regular people to start taking action. They are focused on INDIVIDUALS like Cassian while ignoring the fact that their empire is hurting countless people who all might want to fight back, and so they let things like proper munitions defense slip by. Because who would fight the Empire, they're huge and scary! Turns out -- a lot of people whose names we'll never know.
When "The Eye" aired I thought that was the best Disney + Star Wars episode to date. Now I'm not even sure it's top 3 in this season. Damn Gilroy and company killed it. It's going to be a long wait until 2024.
That was a great hug. Even the crinkles in their clothes when they grabbed each other made it that much more impactful, like... I wish I could hug that good
But was that really the cause of him? I feel like he had little influence on what transpired and the fact that he was so awestruck was because he had no idea rebellion could culminate in such large numbers. He was playing chess with his pawns but Ferrix…that was a whole different animal he has yet to see. Forgive me if I’m wrong.
Took me a minute, but realized that the kid who built the explosive and escapes with Jezz, Brasso, and Bix was Pax's son. Which heh, that uprising was literally inspired by the Empire murdering Clem and coming full circle with Maarva setting everything in place. Also explains why she refused the medication, she wanted to be alert and coherent enough to write and record that speech
Those two are definitely getting a room in the bombed out hotel after everyone's left. Near death situations and adrenaline can feel an awful lot like love
God the marching band and the crowd marching towards the Imperial Blockade was some really powerful image. The music they played was the just the cherry on top. Marva's whole funeral was some of the greatest things I've seen in television. What a way to end a season, can't wait for more of this show
Man, this show delivered on so many levels for me personally. Tuesday has been my favorite day of the week for the past couple months, I don’t think I’ve come to terms yet with the fact that we’re gonna have to wait 2 years for this to continue.
I wonder what happened to Ferrix post riot. It seems that the Empire was able to suppress the civilians and reinstate order. However they failed to capture Andor, which was their main reason to station there. Either they stay because the anti-Empire sentiment has been amplified by Maarva's speech or they leave because mission failed.
Really loved how they made Kreeger's really insignificant. They really just end up as statistics, some kind of power showing just to please the Emperor
i made the mistake of watching star wars theorys reaction to the finale... can't wait to see clips from that stream on here... at one point he calls us elitists for liking the show, and constantly brings up that the fans are only in it for the cinematography and acting. I finally unsubbed from from him after that, he's bitter that he's in the minority
THIS EPISODE HAS A POST-CREDITS SCENE!
....Is Mon setting her husband up to take the fall for the money?!
Totally. She knew that driver was listening
I love the 400IQ play. Kill 2 birds with one stone.
i concur, loved how she had the unbutton top in that scene, nice piece of visual storytelling
Holy shit. I just watched that scene, and had to pause to come talk about it. It's genius! If they found out where the money actually went, her whole family's dead or assimilated, and the enemy gets everything she knows. If she takes the money from the mob guy, she forces her daughter into an unhappy life. If they think he lost it gambling without reporting it, it's basically a slap on the wrist, but also it explains why she went to the mob guy, so he has nothing on her.
That's cold, even for her D:
I came to that full realization at that scene with Davo and his family. She is sacrificing the entire family for the rebellion.
Bravo Gilroy.
Seriously. So well built up, both this episode and all season. When it finally does erupt, it feels so much more impactful. Every bit of violence means something. Like that one death where the camera stayed on that guy for what felt like ages
Pure. Agony.
It felt like a perfect blend of spaghetti western and a war/spy movie. The tension as soon as the bands started marching! Cassian on the lookout. The nervous looks. The Morricone-sque soundtrack!
It is amazing to see Dedra scrabbling in the dirt
its perfect for her, the season had really built her up as she keeps scoring victories, giving her this sense of power and invincibility, and tears it all down for her in seconds, shes just as mortal as the rest of them, brilliant fucking filmmaking
It was, I almost felt bad for her with how terrified she was acting. Her shaking while talking to Syril really sold it, I really believed that she believed she was about to be lynched.
Awww he’s listening to Nemik’s lil manifesto
I was hoping he'd share it and get it spread across the galaxy so it would become even bigger than just inspiration for Cassian.
This rebellion belongs to Nemik. I don't know what a Luke Skywalker even is
Mon Mothma's wardrobe is still fly and they would make bank if they sold that shit to fans.
It's definitely some real high quality costume design, it'd be a pretty penny to sell it and keep it the same, I'm sure people would buy it though
whoever the costume designers are they arent getting paid enough, they fucking killed it each episode
I'm buying as much of it as I can find, and I'm a man. Can't wait to wear it out to Burning Man in 2023 :)
"I love him more than anything he could ever do wrong"
There's so many in this show. It was a masterwork through and through. Award season is gonna be throwing everything at this show
delivered by Brasso too, which makes it even more poetic. Big man took those words to heart and memorised them
I actually teared up when he said that line. It was so beautiful and perfectly delivered. What a masterpiece of a show.
That and her other lines with Cassian really hit home with me as a new mom. “That’s just love. Nothing you can do about that”.
So many deaths due to workplace safety violations. Those explosive were not properly secured
just another example of the Empire being thoughtless, they never considered that anyone would dare attack them to begin with, so who cares about proper munitions storage
"Sir, we need to use explosives. There are too many."
Fantastic, the buildup to the gathering, the band getting ready, the slow banging of the anvil. Fantastic cinematography and direction … I haven't had a movie convey the tension so well
Anvil guy is shit outta fucks
the only thing i can really think of that made me feel that way was the last 15 or so minutes of Last of the Mohicans when they're running up the mountain
THAT MOTHERFUCKER HURT MY LITTLE B2 AND GOT SPARTA KICKED
Haha I totally cheered when they did the sparta kick
Nooooooo! I want m-m-more! 🥲
He'll find us. Cassian will find us.
Everyone needs a friend like Brasso. He is fearless, loyal, brave and a tank of a man. Dude is MVP in the season finale.
Agree. He might be the closest thing to a classic hero in the show.
Dedra and her escort don't stick out like a sore thumb at all. 😋
Especially at Cheers Ferrix, where everybody knows your name.
She’s an ISB Supervisor.
It’s a fascinating line the production would have had to walk on those shots. You need them to stick out so the audience recognises them, but not stick out so much that it breaks the believability of the stealth. Same with Luthen’s black robe.
Syril'l friend: "We are here to catch Andor right?"
I swear this episode had like 50 different parallel arcs and with little stuff like Syril switching focus to Dedra they always find a way to change and intersect.
"Kill me, or take me in"
Pretty much exactly the only way to convince Luthen as well. Cassian could have killed him, but instead told him "bring me into the fold, or kill me because I have no other reason to live". Luthen knew in that moment he had the perfect ally. Someone committed to the cause and ready to give it all for something real. No longer a loose end but a valuable asset. I actually think Luthen might become fiercely protective of him going forward, and I think witnessing the events on Ferrix may have given him a bit of his humanity back. He'll still do what he deems necessary, but I dunno, he didn't seem like he was coldly watching it, detached from it all. I think he also saw the true potential of a rebellion in that moment, and was reminded of why he fights.
Luthen is like: "This is the easiest decision of my life"
Oh God, all of this with Brasso and Cassian and Maarva's words....
cassian and brasso’s hug, the way cassian was trying to explain himself because of all the guilt he feels (“i told her i would come back. i should have never left that morning”), and how brasso was going to hear none of it with a simple “i know”... god!!!!! and then maarva’s last words to cassian!!
They gave some really impressive speeches to some fantastic actors in this show. Damn fine job.
"I love him more than anything he could ever do wrong" was a beautiful line
Man that post credits scene was awesome
Want to know the best thing about it?
I thought you were trolling but I went back to check. They provided an answer to what they were making in the prison!
Holy shit you weren't lyin'. Thanks for the tip 👍
Begun, the Star War has
Anvil Guy is the new soundtrack for the rebellion tbh
The actor’s name is Neil Bell and it’s so perfect.
THIS! IS! FERRIX!
Clem was such a wonderful father in that clip
The way he taught Cassian to look past the obvious and see what’s really there was such a perfect metaphor for how he outplayed everyone in this episode
Such a small little flashback that does a lot to flesh out why Cassian is who he is.
Yesssss that after credits scene! Those pieces were so big but looked TINY up there.
i’m shocked at the scale of it (though i guess i shouldn’t be???) but still omg. tony gilroy, you are cruel to have cassian and melshi build the thing that kills them 😭
"The Daughters of Ferrix. It's a social club."
And yet they still made the empire feel terrifying even if it was only for a short while. Those troopers didn't miss a shot! Is this even star wars? I loved it from start to end! We KNEW they were helping build it!!
Even Luthen was getting a little misty during Marva’s speech.
Yep, same exact conversation the Imperials had about the Ahladanis. 2 for 2 getting their asses handed to them by the people they're trying to colonize.
10000%. The condescending, snide tone — and this is about a majority-human city; we haven't really seen the treatment of non-human planets in the SW Universe (I haven't read the EU so my apologies if this isn't the case) but can you imagine how much worse it is?
I loved Luthen’s lip curl when Maarva starts talking about the Empire being a disease
I'm still mad we don't have any Stellan interviews. Hopefully he has a good portion in the Making Of
THAT’S WHAT YOU GET FOR TOUCHING MY BABY BOY. BRICK TO THE FACE
Bruh it was Maarva too so she’s the one who whacked him
That shot of B2 on his side helpless. I would’ve been throwing down if I was there. Blaster to death anyone you like, but don’t kick my boy.
THE DEAD SPEAK
Somehow, Maarva has returned…
Oh boy it's literally the consequences of everyone's actions
That brick to the face was an immediate and well deserved consequence for kicking B2 😂
I was so totally engrossed in the episode that I noticed a few times that I was holding my breath out of sheer anticipation and surprise at what was unfolding. I haven't experienced something like that since I watched the rebooted Battlestar Galactica back in the day.
None of that Yoda crap. TRY
JUSTICE FOR THE DROID HE'S STUCK LIKE A TURTLE
god this dialogue is so fucking good
So many good speeches in a single episode that gave justice to everyone who's no longer there, Clem, Maarva, Nemik. So gooood!!!
Also it knows when to shut up and just let a scene be. Like with Syril meeting up with cop buddy on the shuttle. No dialogue, but the scene says a lot
Maarva's speech is perfect. Love how she waited till right at the end to call these bastards tf out
ITS NOT ABOUT WHAT MADE CASSIAN WANT TO KILL FOR THE REBELLION, ITS WHAT MADE HIM WANT TO DIE FOR IT
this show is an absolute masterclass in building tension. its unreal
Felt tension throughout the finale, my whole body was stiff
During the Aldhani raid I legit had to take breaks I got so stressed out watching it. Masterful.
Can we talk about how NO ONE was able to predict Andor's plan?
Also the fact that even with a local spy revealing that Andor might be there, and them looking in the top of that building, the empire never saw him once. He is a slippery guy.
It was a pleasure lads. See you again in 2024
This funeral felt so much more real than what we got with Padme. When the march moved through the central square, staring ice-cold at the Imps in front of them - that is when my pulse starting to race. I KNEW there would be a fight, but I could not figure out WHEN or HOW.
Dedra is every war general with no actual field experience who stayed in a safe location while they send troops in to die.
THAT AFTER CREDITS SCENE HOLY FUCK ALL HANDS ON DECK!
on deck
my name is Maarva Carassi Andor.
"People don't look down to where they should. They don't look down, they don't look past the rust. Not us though, eh? Eyes open, possibilities everywhere."
clem cleaning the rust off some old parts in the flashback and maarva likening the empire to rust creeping everywhere was so good. this episode is just full to the brim with quotable lines!!
Syril just sitting awkwardly in the shuttle I can’t haha
Why did they exchange hats? I’m clueless why they did that?
RIX ROAD! I want M-M-Marva.
Holy crap that was perfect. When Cassian told B2EMO "You always come through".... dammit the floodgates opened.
It's so fucking good.
Yeah I have a tragic medical condition which is that I burst into tears any time B2 is on screen
I liked a lot of that scene.
If you skipped the credits: GO BACK.
That’s no moon…
I never skipped the credits because I always loved listening to the phenomenal score. The music as always was on point. Then that bonus at the end!
Dude the second they started the marching music my blood pressure shot up.
ok that little shot of b2 was enough to get me crying
My poor baby got knocked over
I got radicalized because the little stuttering robot got kicked.
First episode where I realized the depressed subdued droid is named B-2-EMO lol
Give B2 the Emmy for best supporting character. Because if you’d have told me I’d be crying multiple times over a droids anguish, I would have laughed at you.
Yeah I shouted "fucking kill him" right when that happened and felt immensely vindicated when he got his shit rocked immediately
End credit scene; looks like people were right about the parts that were being made on Narkina 5.
What a finale.
It's the best SW content ever. Fight me.
I know when everyone says this is the best Disney + series, you mean well, but this show is one of the best shows this year period, regardless of network. It's going to be in pretty much every category for an Emmy next year
I love how Mon Mothma just skipped over everyone's theories and went straight to pointing the finger at Perrin🤣 Also I thought Blevin was out, so glad to see him back. And Mosk! He's so fun.
is Mon gonna throw her husband under the bus to cover for her rebellion spending?
Already did. But does that solve her gangster marriage proposal for daughter problem? She still needs to move lots of money so I'm guessing no.
Syril managed to not fuck things up for a change
Looks like my boy Syril is getting some! Hope Dedra doesn't mind hotel mom...
He left his bro the Sergeant out in the streets drinking by himself.
Maarva is going full Shoshanna from Inglorious Basterds and I am here for it.
Glad someone made that connection. Still not much you can do against a garrison.
Oh. My. God! Lived up to and way beyond the hype. Possibly the best episode of the whole show. Everything just came together so perfectly, then also stepped off for next season.
Anvil Man true hero!
I love the detail oriented nature of this show, case in point, the IED made by Ferrix shop kid is made significantly more effective because the Imperial forces dont properly store their munitions, they just keep all the hand grenades in a box because they cant even conceptualize that theyll be attacked, leading to numerous secondary explosions and more casualties/destruction (its also symbolic of the start of the rebellion, all it takes is one spark, Ferrix in this case, to cause other explosions of rebellion too occur).
YES this is such an important point! The Imperials are lazy and content in their oppression and despite all the ISB machinations, have not planned for regular people to start taking action. They are focused on INDIVIDUALS like Cassian while ignoring the fact that their empire is hurting countless people who all might want to fight back, and so they let things like proper munitions defense slip by. Because who would fight the Empire, they're huge and scary! Turns out -- a lot of people whose names we'll never know.
Boy do they know how to frame shots and create lasting imagery... The end credits scene is wallpaper worthy
I got kind of emotional when B2EMO finally got to see Cassian again. It's amazing how much feels that little robot gives out.
Cassian at the beginning: I just want the credits.
Tigo deserved waaay worse than the kick (even if it was from the big man). It was so comically evil of him to just flip Bee over like that.
When "The Eye" aired I thought that was the best Disney + Star Wars episode to date. Now I'm not even sure it's top 3 in this season. Damn Gilroy and company killed it. It's going to be a long wait until 2024.
This is a rather tense funeral.
Tubas and drums and MAARVA BRICK TO THE FACE!
I mean, I wouldn't mind if my funeral broke out into an antifascist riot.
let's all give a round of applause for TIME GRAPPLER 👏👏👏👏
How can they deliver so much and still leave everyone wanting more?
oh my god what an INCREDIBLE FINALE
That was a great hug. Even the crinkles in their clothes when they grabbed each other made it that much more impactful, like... I wish I could hug that good
I love how broken he seemed at the end. He basically doesn't know what to do to live, he just knows he has to throw himself at the Empire to stop it.
Yes to everything including Diego Luna being extra hot
What phenomenal building of tension. That was superb. I was sure Brasso was going to die.
Luthen casually watching over the chaos he created was my favorite part.
But was that really the cause of him? I feel like he had little influence on what transpired and the fact that he was so awestruck was because he had no idea rebellion could culminate in such large numbers. He was playing chess with his pawns but Ferrix…that was a whole different animal he has yet to see. Forgive me if I’m wrong.
Maarva's speech was timeless, galaxy-less. Democracy dies when we sleep
Took me a minute, but realized that the kid who built the explosive and escapes with Jezz, Brasso, and Bix was Pax's son. Which heh, that uprising was literally inspired by the Empire murdering Clem and coming full circle with Maarva setting everything in place. Also explains why she refused the medication, she wanted to be alert and coherent enough to write and record that speech
How is Syril's weird boner going to ruin things today
Those two are definitely getting a room in the bombed out hotel after everyone's left. Near death situations and adrenaline can feel an awful lot like love
All that was running through my rational mind was:
Damn, even Deedra has a crime hoodie
I was wondering if her disguise would have a Totally-Not-Imperial hat 😁
Stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky, stone and sky…
God the marching band and the crowd marching towards the Imperial Blockade was some really powerful image. The music they played was the just the cherry on top. Marva's whole funeral was some of the greatest things I've seen in television. What a way to end a season, can't wait for more of this show
That boy making a bomb
I love Mosk. He’s the quintessential sidekick and so cheerful too!
Nemik!!!
Anvil dude Sparta-kicking a stormtrooper off the tower was not on my bingo card, but I'm glad it happened.
I wanted to see him whack the guy with one or both hammers, but the kick worked too.
[удалено]
Yeah I hope they find her a therapy planet
Gonna miss you guys. Hope you’ll all be geeking out over Willow with me next week!
My boo Brasso made it!! I’m giddy with relief.
Man, this show delivered on so many levels for me personally. Tuesday has been my favorite day of the week for the past couple months, I don’t think I’ve come to terms yet with the fact that we’re gonna have to wait 2 years for this to continue.
Seeing a stormtrooper get 300’d this is Sparta! kicked off the bell tower was soooooooo satisfying.
oh no the dedra syril power couple ship came true! :( it's like canon now omg! i thought they were gonna flat out like kiss.
Bruh this is easily the weirdest thing that happened in Disney Star Wars canon
How are you going to throw a monkey in the wrench Syril?
I was surprised to see he did not fuck things up for anyone this episode, he was actually helpful to Dedra for once.
HELL YES MAARVA
Fuck yeah I’ll
POST CREDIT SCENE !!!
GOD BLESS YOU I ALMOST WENT TO BED
I wonder what happened to Ferrix post riot. It seems that the Empire was able to suppress the civilians and reinstate order. However they failed to capture Andor, which was their main reason to station there. Either they stay because the anti-Empire sentiment has been amplified by Maarva's speech or they leave because mission failed.
They break out the microphone and record the executions for the next torture greatest hits compilation.
The incompetence of the Empire:
Cassian meets with Pegla (junkyard man). After asking where Bix is, cassian comes up with this plan that Pegla has to execute:
Anvil guy living his best life and ain't no stormtrooper gonna tell him otherwise.
Really loved how they made Kreeger's really insignificant. They really just end up as statistics, some kind of power showing just to please the Emperor
“I love him more than anything he could ever do wrong.” FUCK ME. FUUUCCKKKK
Marva bashing Imperial skulls even after death
10/10 ending+entire show
Andor has made me cry over a droid, the inability to swim & a brick. I am a different woman now.
i smell the birth of the rebellion coming
So... Cassian was suicidal? Ouch...
i made the mistake of watching star wars theorys reaction to the finale... can't wait to see clips from that stream on here... at one point he calls us elitists for liking the show, and constantly brings up that the fans are only in it for the cinematography and acting. I finally unsubbed from from him after that, he's bitter that he's in the minority
'Only in it for the cinematography and acting'
That smile by Luthen at the end. Obviously touched by Maarva's speech. A ray of light in his sunless place, sparing Andor.
It kind of worries me how many people are misinterpreting Dedra's trauma response as sexual tension...
Why didn't anyone clone Brasso? If they had 10 Brassos they could've pushed the Death Star into the sun
The Emotions i Feel from hearing