Okay, so Bix and Cassian have a baby who lives on in the Star Wars galaxy long after Cassian sacrifices his own life stealing the Death Star plans in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. So who is Cassian’s baby? Does Andor’s son (or daughter) have a larger part to play in the fight against the Dark Side?

The 'Star Wars' prequel series 'Andor,' starring Diego Luna, is finishing with two seasons. Here's everything to know about why 'Andor' is ending and what the cast has said.

In the wake of the series finale of Disney+'s Andor, creator Tony Gilroy is explaining why a couple of characters did not show up in season two. During an in-depth Hollywood Reporter interview about the final three episodes,

Looking for a recap of season 2, episode 10? Join the rebellion. "It would be you, wouldn't it?" The disappointment in Kleya's (Elizabeth Dulau) voice deafens like a flashbang grenade. Even now, at the end of it all,

Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy reveals why he did not include Darth Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin in his Disney+ Star Wars series.

Created by Tony Gilroy, Andor Season 2, is the latest installment in the Star Wars franchise. Andor is a prequel to the movie, Rogue One, which is a prequel to the original Star Wars trilogy.

Andor's story ends in tragedy, but Andor Season 2 elevates Star Wars with grounded rebellion, moral complexity, and human struggle. A haunting prequel that offers no ease—only the cost of resistance.

How come Andor Season 2 just elevated the level of sadness of the end of Rogue One in galactic notches? In the lift, Cassian's last words in Rogue One are a gentle, eerie whisper:

The intense 12-episode second series of Andor ended on May 14. Created by Tony Gilroy, the two seasons have been setting up Cassian Andor's story as he enters into the narrative of the 2016 film Rogue One.