Welcome to Rebellion Wednesdays where we react to the latest episode of "Andor". Be sure to watch the episode on Disney+ first before checking out our reaction and review. Chapters: Intro: (00:00) Reaction: (04:27) Review and Final Thoughts: (15:51) #Andor #DiegoLuna #StarWars #RogueOne Enjoyed this video?

Speaking on The Town with Matthew Belloni podcast, Bush responded "that is true" when Belloni mentioned he "wrote the original Andor pilot," and, when Belloni said he was "fired," Bush cleared up: "Well, actually, I was never fired… No. That was when Encanto was coming up and I had to make a choice."

But Stellan Skarsgård won. And no, it was not for Andor or even a TV show. But to see the iconic legend who plays one of the most exciting, crucial, and wonderful characters Star Wars has introduced in decades on stage, celebrating his art, was a win for Andor. At least in my eyes.

ANDOR, the much anticipated series from Lucasfilm and Disney Plus drops debuts tomorrow. The Outlaw John Rocha has seen the first four episodes and he brings you his NON SPOILER Review of these episodes.

It sounds like Tony Gilroy loved his time working on Andor, and is (rightfully) proud of what he accomplished with the show's two-season run. While he's not ruling out the possibility of working on another Star Wars project, it sounds like it's not high on his list of priorities at the moment.

As Kathleen Kennedy departs as Lucasfilm president after 14 years, she's provided a few updates on long-gestating Star Wars movies – but they're probably not as optimistic as you'd hoped for. " [James] Mangold’s is really on the back burner as is [Steven] Soderbergh’s,