Andor Showrunner Reveals how Season 2 Will End

Already since the announcement of Andor creators have indicated that the show will focus on Cassian's fates before Rogue 1. However, it wasn't entirely clear exactly what moment those involved with the show had in mind.

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In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly Tony Gilroy explains the issue in detail. Probably all too accurately, since Andor's showrunner has spoiled the ending of his own show. So if you don't want to know what the finale of the series will look like, we recommend you stop reading the rest of the news.

So Gilroy confirmed how the events shown in Andorand Rogue 1 connect. He is well aware of the fact that the ending of the show he is creating is completely irrelevant. From the moment the work on the series was confirmed, the further fate of Cassian, who died during the battle on Scarif, was already known.

Definitely more relevant, and therefore interesting, is the story that led to these events. Joining them all together in a logical whole is the task of Tony Gilroy and his team. The first season of the show proved that they have a very good plan. After all, the question is not when and where the story of Cassian Andor was made, but rather how and why.

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