It's become known as the best Star Wars release in years, and proven the power of a great TV show but now, Andor has taken its last bow with the final episodes of season 2.
Here's everything you need to know about how the series ends – complete with intel from showrunner Tony Gilroy and cast members Stellan Skarsgård (Luthen Rael), Genevieve O'Reilly (Mon Mothma), and Denise Gough (Dedra Meero).
Andor season 2 ending explained: Why did Bix leave Cassian?
The final shot of Andor season 2 makes it clear that Bix (Adria Arjona) left Cassian when she discovered she was pregnant. The show ends with a devastating yet hopeful shot of Bix thankfully alive and back on Mina-Rau, with a baby in her arms.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Gilroy explained his reasoning behind ending the series there, saying: "I wanted it to be hopeful, but also it does make it more painful, and it's just one more thing [Cassian's] sacrificing that he doesn't even know.
As Gilroy mentions, it's a bittersweet ending to the show. We know exactly what's going to happen to Cassian in Rogue One – and, as a result, we now know that he will never be reunited with Bix, or even know his child exists, let alone meet them.
Why did Kleya kill Luthen?
Kleya (Elizabeth Dulau) killed Luthen to stop him from falling into the Empire's clutches and being tortured for information.
Tragically, before we see Kleya kill Luthen, we learn more about their father-daughter relationship and see how their strong bond came to be.
"We had different discussions about where we were going with that, but I think it is so without cliche, very truthful, and it's brutal."
"Also, to be quite honest, we had no idea when we started what a great actress, actor Elizabeth Dulau was going to be, who's just a rockstar."
The ISB catch up with them but, with K-2SO's help, they manage to shoot their way out and make it to Yavin.
What happened to Dedra Meero?
In a deliciously satisfying end for Dedra Meero, it's revealed that she's been locked up on Narkina 5.
Actor Denise Gough was "delighted" with that end for her character, telling RadioTimes.com: "Everybody knows in that one shot, when you see her in that uniform, you know what her future is."
"I think what she does is absolutely heinous throughout this season. And so I was delighted that she ends up there. I love it. And there's no way out. Not one way out, no way out!"
What happened to the rest of the rebels?
For Genevieve O'Reilly, this is the culmination of the entire series, as we find all of our rebels in one place after being separated for so long.
"[From] how disparate it begins, and they're all in different places, and in order to be what it becomes in Rogue One, for them to land there together – it meant a lot for me."
"So much of the show is about the people that laid the road that are forgotten," Gilroy added to RadioTimes.com.
"Most great revolutions or movements of any sort, the people that are really responsible are, by and large, left behind."
Why does Cassian go to Kafrene?
It takes us up to Rogue One and the Mission to the Ring of Kafrene in the Star Wars timeline, which would see Tivik inform Cassian of an imminent weapons test from the Empire – a weapon, powered by kyber crystals, that was strong enough to destroy planets.
Now, it's time to say goodbye to Cassian and co.
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