Warning: This review contains Spoilers for the first three episodes of Andor Season 2.

Star Wars began almost 50 years ago as one relatively simple allegory for the endless fight between good and evil. That was what made it brilliant -- drawing its inspiration from real-world brutalities, then making its themes more digestible with space battles and Harrison Ford cracking jokes in every scene he stole.

Not all Star Wars has followed that exact same formula since -- especially not projects like Andor. The underlying themes threaded through every story set in a galaxy far, far away remain, as they always will. But Tony Gilroy continues to further blur the lines between the classic "good" and "evil." Cassian Andor and the budding rebellion may be on the so-called "right" side of galactic history, but that placement comes with doing evil things to achieve victory. That's always been there -- how many people...