An enjoyable slow burn episode, clearly setting us up for something rather big.
Andor is trying to keep a low profile on Ferrix as agents attached to the Preox-Morlana Corporation have a photo of him and are seeking him out - not for questioning, I'm sure - over the murder of two of their men in the opening episode. Somehow, they know that Andor is a from Kennari, which, we find out, is a world devastated by Imperial mining operations. We see what appears to be Kennari in a series of flashbacks to Andor as a youngster, which are expertly woven into the current-day narrative, where we meet some other members of the Andor family.
I, for one, am most interested in finding out who The Buyer is. The way the identity is hidden during his one short scene in this episode, it's fair to say it's probably someone consequential? I couldn't recognise the voice, however.
Andor is trying to keep a low profile on Ferrix as agents attached to the Preox-Morlana Corporation have a photo of him and are seeking him out - not for questioning, I'm sure - over the murder of two of their men in the opening episode. Somehow, they know that Andor is a from Kennari, which, we find out, is a world devastated by Imperial mining operations. We see what appears to be Kennari in a series of flashbacks to Andor as a youngster, which are expertly woven into the current-day narrative, where we meet some other members of the Andor family.
I, for one, am most interested in finding out who The Buyer is. The way the identity is hidden during his one short scene in this episode, it's fair to say it's probably someone consequential? I couldn't recognise the voice, however.