Note: This story contains spoilers from "Andor" Season 2, Episode 12. Everyone knew "Rogue One" was the finish line for Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) in "Andor," but the question was how close Season 2 of the Disney+ show would put him to the beginning of his end.

How come Andor Season 2 just elevated the level of sadness of the end of Rogue One in galactic notches? In the lift, Cassian's last words in Rogue One are a gentle, eerie whisper:

Andor Season 2, Episodes 10-12, reviewed by Clint Gage.Andor concludes its second season (and its entire run) by sharpening its focus on the little guys, giving nearly everybody but the title character a satisfying sendoff.

The last new live-action Star Wars of 2025 is about to hit Disney+. After Andor Season 2 concludes with its final three episodes, there will almost certainly be zero new Star Wars live-action events until next year, when The Mandalorian & Grogu arrives in theaters. After ...

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The final three episodes include major deaths, callbacks and one last swashbuckling adventure rooted in the idea that every soldier counts in a fight for freedom.

Andor season 2 has come to an emotional end on Disney Plus, but fans with a keen ear have noticed an audio Easter egg that makes the series finale even more of a tearjerker. As the credits for season 2 episode 12 come to an end, a familiar piece of music starts to play: John Williams' Star Wars theme, first used in A New Hope back in the '70s.

For months, the actress “couldn’t bring” herself to watch the series’s closing scene. Now, she’s ready to talk about it.