Andor has made Rogue One even better than it already was, fleshing out and recontextualizing major moments from the iconic 2016 Star Wars movie.

The following contains spoilers for Andor season 2, episodes 10-12. Turn back now if you're not up to date! The Andor season 2 ending is a particularly poignant one, as the stage is set for the tragic events of Rogue One.

Before Andor ’s first episode even premiered, Star Wars fans already knew Cassian Andor’s fate. And yet, his 24-episode journey from a lowly smuggler to a hero of the Rebellion was still the greatest Star Wars story told on screen since Rogue One in 2018. You know, the last time we saw Cassian Andor.

Andor's ending is Rogue One's beginning, but you need to remember the film to get the full impact of the show.

Draven tells Cassian Tivik is only going to wait on Kafrene for another day so the show ends only 24-48 hours before “Rogue One” picks up. That also means that Luthen had only been dead for ...

Tivik is name-dropped in the Andor Season 2 finale, but there’s a good reason you need to watch Rogue One if you want to see him.

Andor Season 2 just wrapped on Disney+, capping off what is easily one of the best Star Wars projects to come out of the Disney era. In the process, the series leads directly into the events of 2016’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story bringing Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor full circle at last.

"Andor" creator Tony Gilroy explains the series finale, including his thinking behind the final image, his future with "Star Wars," and his film with Oscar Isaac.