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'Andor' is ending. It brought untold stories of trauma and humanity to 'Star Wars'
“Andor” ends with the release of a three-episode series finale on Tuesday. The Disney+ streaming show took “Star Wars" to previously unexplored places, including depiction of the long-term effects of trauma.
![Interviewer: I recognize that some people want their preferred version of Star Wars so much that they'll jockey for position in any way they can, but shouldn't we all be rooting for a rising tide in that case? Success means we can all win and get what we want.
TG: Yeah, it doesn't make any sense to me. If you love this thing, then the more variety in it, [the better]. You can't talk about the Star Wars community: it's not a monolithic thing at all. There's 25 different versions i nthere. But I do go online, particularly when we're going out to sell or there's something intense or we're getting into marketing and we're trying to figure out what to do. So I do go online and look, and most of it is fantastic. But every now and then, there's just someone saying something that's completely appalling. The people who speak with the most authority online are usually the people who know the least. That seems to be a pretty fair theorem. So I don't to piss anybody off by saying this, but it is a big tent, man. It's a big frickin' tent. It should be."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:sslr6rcchgiprvju2ykuwuhp/bafkreidirttuknvyipnqerjvq2pgspe5kpfisvkwqgz6cexlm2nalwphti)
