Online Series: Star Wars Andor on D+

[Very Stable Genius]

Methinks there are trying to pump up the action to counteract the “Andor is boring” crowd

 

[Hasbro]

Game of Thrones did some promos with contemporary music like Florence and The Machine and Candy Bar Creep Show.

 

[MadDevil]

Game of Thrones did some promos with contemporary music like Florence and The Machine and Candy Bar Creep Show.

It was just kind of jarring for a Star Wars trailer. After watching it a couple more times I already tuned it out.

 

[LarKing]

Season 1 was an absolute masterpiece. If they go full Disney on season 2 I'll never forgive them. Please keep everyone away from this show that worked on the other shows/movies.

 

[johnjm22]

I think its an attempt by Disney to market the show as more "fun".

Likely in response to the biggest complaints of season 1 being slow or boring.

Hopefully it's just for the trailer and doesn't affect the actual show.

 

[Osprey]

The release schedule is interesting. We'll get three episodes every Tuesday, and each weekly set will take place in a different year. It'll be like getting a TV movie every week for 4 weeks.

Especially with the success of Season 1 and this season's budget, I would've expected Disney to stretch it out over 2-3 months to maximize subscriptions, not cram it all into a single month. I remember that Tony Gilroy also arranged Season 1 into sets of three episodes (though they were stretched out over 2 months), so maybe he lobbied for this release schedule and Disney acquiesced. Perhaps that's a sign that Disney hasn't imposed itself on the show any more this season than last. We'll see.

 

[LarKing]

The release schedule is interesting. We'll get three episodes every Tuesday, and each weekly set will take place in a different year. It'll be like getting a TV movie every week for 4 weeks.

Especially with the success of Season 1 and this season's budget, I would've expected Disney to stretch it out over 2-3 months to maximize subscriptions, not cram it all into a single month. I remember that Tony Gilroy also arranged Season 1 into sets of three episodes (though they were stretched out over 2 months), so maybe he lobbied for this release schedule and Disney acquiesced. Perhaps that's a sign that Disney hasn't imposed itself on the show any more this season than last. We'll see.

I love this idea. My only minor complaint is that it's on a Tuesday and not a weekend day/Friday where I have more time to watch all 3 episodes.