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Across three story arcs in the first ten episodes,\xa0Andor\xa0has delivered top-notch Star Wars storytelling. In the latest episode of Hyperspace Theories, Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester analyze the two-part finale. Written by showrunner Tony Gilroy, who also wrote the first three episodes, the finale brings the first season of\xa0Andor\xa0to an exciting and dramatic conclusion.

Gilroy started Cassian\u2019s story in\xa0Andor\xa0on Ferrix, and the finale returns to the planet by bringing almost all of the major characters to the same location for the climactic events. Only Mon Mothma, trapped in her own tightening vise by the Empire, remains stuck on Coruscant. Starting with Cassian himself and extending to the other characters drawn into the gravity well of his story by the events of the series, each of the character arcs in\xa0Andor\xa0receives a fitting and impactful culmination. Without a doubt,\xa0Andor\xa0has raised the bar for Star Wars stories on Disney+ in the years ahead.

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