The Andor creator, Tony Gilroy, deepens the tragedy of Rogue One with one heartbreaking twist surrounding Bix in the series finale.

The final arc of “Andor” Season 2 has our disparate rebels putting the pieces together about the Empire’s plans to build the Death Star. Luthen (Stellan Skarsgård) gave his life so Kleya (Elizabeth Dulau) could take the information he learned about the space station’s existence to Yavin IV.

Andor season 2's Ghorman Massacre arc finally brings K-2SO (again voiced by Alan Tudyk) into the orbit of Cassian.

Why isn’t Bix in Rogue One? Adria Arjona reveals Tony Gilroy’s heartbreaking warning about Andor Season 2, Episode 9’s big twist.

The recap of Andor ‘s series finale publishes May 15.] There’s always been an irony in the fact that Cassian Andor, the title character of the most political Star Wars project ever created, has very little in the way of detectable politics himself.

"My son is a big Star Wars fan and often busts my balls about how little I know," Gilroy quips. Andor gives an origin story to one of the most memorable lines of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. This wasn't originally in the script because Tony Gilroy thought the line had originated somewhere else in canon.

Tony Gilroy’s Rogue One rewrite ditched Jedi nostalgia for gritty realism Star Wars’ boldest shift since George Lucas stepped back.