Should I watch it after Andor
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it's fine as like, a space western pastiche thing until it gets really into being in the Star Wars universe. there's no way it's not a colossal letdown after Andor though
some people enjoy it, but it's ENTIRELY different. it's a mid-budget space western for kids. i found it tolerable with very low engagement levels (literally doing something else while it was on and didn't really get much out of it or feel like i was missing out on anything)
it's not even in the same realm as andor, but it's passable as the best of that kind of mindless schlock they have been churning out
before andor it was the best star wars thing because it wasn't too star wars, but it's still star wars.
it's fine
yes but in a completely and totally different way. it embraces being a western. like, even more than say, firefly. it's not even a space western it's a western with blaster rifles in a very very fun way & in a way that has like, surprising patience & slowness at times, but "fun" is the extent of it. nothing like andor.
