‘The Americans’ Meets ‘The Expanse’ in Disney’s 2-Part Thrilling War Series

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'The Americans' Meets 'The Expanse' in Disney's 2-Part Thrilling War Series




The greatest failing of the expansion of the Star Warsfranchise onto Disney+ has been its attempt to recapture the magic of the Skywalker saga. There are only so many ways that the Jedi Order, the Sith Lords, and the Force itself can be depicted without feeling oversaturated, especially considering that this aspect of the series is only a portion of what makes Star Wars the most iconic saga ever.Andorutilizes the strength of the serialized medium to tell an epic, yet gritty origin story for the people who exist on both sides of the Galactic Civil War established in the original trilogy. By serving as a reminder that Star Wars has always been a radical political narrative about the arduous path of resisting tyranny, Andor is the closest that the series has gotten to George Lucas' version in years because it retains his philosophies. The series exists on a scale that is greater than any other Star Wars project on streaming, as it has the nuanced worldbuilding and immersive storytelling of hard science fiction epics like The Expanse, which emphasize legitimate politics over Easter Eggs.


The greatest failing of the expansion of the Star Warsfranchise onto Disney+ has been its attempt to recapture the magic of the Skywalker saga. There are only so many ways that the Jedi Order, the Sith Lords, and the Force itself can be depicted without feeling oversaturated, especially considering that this aspect of the series is only a portion of what makes Star Wars the most iconic saga ever.Andorutilizes the strength of the serialized medium to tell an epic, yet gritty origin story for the people who exist on both sides of the Galactic Civil War established in the original trilogy. By serving as a reminder that Star Wars has always been a radical political narrative about the arduous path of resisting tyranny, Andor is the closest that the series has gotten to George Lucas' version in years because it retains his philosophies. The series exists on a scale that is greater than any other Star Wars project on streaming, as it has the nuanced worldbuilding and immersive storytelling of hard science fiction epics like The Expanse, which emphasize legitimate politics over Easter Eggs.


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