The StarWars: Andor showrunner breaks down how the post-credits scene sets up Season 2.
The Season 1 finale of Star Wars: Andor brought with it some exciting reveals and revelations, while also including a post-credits scene that answered one of the biggest questions audiences have had about the series' recent episodes.
Gilroy detailed how, given that Rogue One: A Star Wars Story specifically deals with discovering the plans that will take the space station down, the Death Star will be a more ominous presence as opposed to an overt element of the Season 2 narrative. "It'll still be the looming threat. Rogue One is all about discovering what it is," Gilroy shared with The Hollywood Reporter."[Season 2 is] about who picks up the final breadcrumbs that lead to the beginning of Rogue One. In Rogue One, Cassian goes to the Ring of Kafrene to meet Tivik, who is from Saw's group, and he says, 'Oh, my God, it's a planet killer.' Cassian knows some sh-t, but he's looking for answers.
Despite the ways in which Season 2 will lead up to Rogue One, Gilroy confirmed it won't overlap into that timeline, explaining,"We're going to go linearly into it. It'll be him walking out to get on the ship and go there. So we're not going to go into Rogue One.
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