Andor is a great example of how two seemingly contradictory things can be true because this series remains the best Star Wars offering despite its disjointed narrative structure, issues with story sprawl, and often sluggish pacing. It’s a clear step down from Season One and, frankly, somewhat disappointing. But when it hits, it fucking hits, carried on the shoulders of a terrific Diego Luna. I wish showrunner Tony Gilroy could have seen his five-season vision come to fruition instead of truncating those planned seasons into what amounts to Season Two’s four-pack of three(ish)-hour movies, but as flawed as it is, this extremely topical final season should satisfy fans.