You know Andor season 2 was written by a human writer because you can feel every single drop of mommy issues from how Syril's mother has been written, masterfully painful to watch, AI could never

20 minutes in and it's even more painful, every bit of sarcasm and passive aggressive remarks is launching ballista bolts at my very being

Beautifully ended, I am very hopeful about this season

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Episode 3: Thw Well

● Review in Short ●
9.5/10, I'm not sure if there are any noteworthy flaws tbh. Worth a rewatch.

● My Thoughts in Full ●
This was by far the best episode I watched of the past 4 seasons of Doctor Who (no shade to Jodie Whittaker, she found herself with not very good writers).

The atmosphere was perfect, this was just like The Library back in season 4 with Tennant. The right amount of goofy with a seemingly impossible problem to solve.

And the twist! Planet Midnight was from one of my favourite episodes omg the throwback :D

The ending shot it all the way to 9, even if a bit predictable at first the fact it escaped was the cherry on top of the episode. Also I hope the old woman's true identity's reveal will be satisfying otherwise it was a waste of very well constructed foreshadowing.

I am loving this season :D

See you later 👁

This is technically an extremely minor spoiler for Andor season 2

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Apparently my subjective experience is "not listening" and "being contrarian for the sake of it"