After hearing some of his enthusiasm for the early part of the second season of Andor, the episodic prequel-to-a-prequel series on Disney+, I hoped that John Podhoretz, one of my favorite film and TV critics (and a great editor), would share his views as the season developed well beyond my expectations. Well, he delivered over the holiday weekend, when he and sci-fi enthusiast Matt Continetti shared their thoughts on a series that managed to fold in a kind of “People’s History” of the rebellion that was compelling rather than obnoxious. It was enjoyable listening if you’re a Star Wars fan, or a compelling case to watch the series if you’re not.
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Michael Brendan Dougherty is a senior writer at National Review Online.
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