Andor creator Tony Gilroy discusses the show's biggest cliffhanger in season 2 and how it was intentionally left unresolved.

Since Andor ’s second season takes place over the course of the four years leading up to Rogue One, it’s easy to forget that Bix is often left on her own while Cassian has his own role to play ...

Tony Gilroy's pitch for Andor Season 2 has been revealed, and it's proof that he had full creative control over the beloved ...

Disney+'s acclaimed series, which has 14 Emmy nominations this season, tackled the dangers of authoritarianism and the power ...

Andor creator Tony Gilroy knew that inserting Cassian into a romantic relationship with Bix Caleen would upset fans of Jyn Erso from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. What did the Andor creator say ...

Tony Gilroy’s outline for Andor Season 2 reveals a thoughtful approach to storytelling, likening the season to a two-part novel. He emphasizes the journey of Cassian Andor, who transitions from a mere ...

Character Arcs: Cassian Andor is portrayed as a transformed figure, now deeply embedded in the rebellion's inner workings. His relationship with Bix is set to become more intricate, showcasing a ...

She’s one tough cookie.” Season 2 of “Andor” picks up one year after the end of Season 1, with Bix and Cassian separated as they avoid detection from the Empire.

The revelation that Bix was pregnant and Cassian had a son he didn’t ever know about, to me, actually makes his fate somehow more tragic, not less. I agree. It does three things for me.

But it isn’t over. Andor’s very final shot has Bix back on the agricultural planet of Mina-Rau, smiling bravely toward the future in a post-Death Star world, holding Cassian Andor’s child.

Bix, meanwhile, would be decades older than when we last saw her in Andor. She can always show up in The Mandalorian and Grogu or Ahsoka, of course, but it's hard to say whether this ending should ...