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Speaker 2: Today's episode contains spoilers for and Or season two episodes
Speaker 2: one through three, the first tranch of and Or season
Speaker 2: two episodes.
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Speaker 3: far as we know, we are recapping the first three episodes. Yes,
Speaker 3: this season will drop in four three episode chunks and
Speaker 3: we will be recapping them thus. Plus, this is just
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Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: The first episode of and Or season two opens four
Speaker 2: years before Battle of Yavin.
Speaker 1: We are at a.
Speaker 2: Imperial test facility, a weapons test facility called sign Ar Cassie,
Speaker 2: and and Or is there undercover. He is there to
Speaker 2: apparently feel a experimental tie fighter with the help of
Speaker 2: his spy network. There on the ground a woman named Nia,
Speaker 2: and it goes. It goes very rockily. Yeah, and Or
Speaker 2: crashing the ship into the side of the hangar. He
Speaker 2: has to blast his way out. It's not a clean getaway,
Speaker 2: but he does get away.
Speaker 3: The money is money. It's like this secret corgious, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: It's also really fun because so often in Star Wars
Speaker 3: we see somebody get into a ship they've never flown
Speaker 3: before and they can magically fly it because they're hand
Speaker 3: solo and they're connected to the force or whatever you believe.
Speaker 3: So it was great to see and Or crash this ship,
Speaker 3: trash this ship, and every single moment of the ship
Speaker 3: getting trashed is beautiful. I also think they did a
Speaker 3: great job here. You notice that he is wearing imperial
Speaker 3: uniform if you are so inclined to do so. But
Speaker 3: when you see a walking with the stormtrooper helmet that
Speaker 3: it is very shocking, and I think they did a
Speaker 3: good job. I also think there's a great moment here
Speaker 3: where Nia says, is it bad that I've had fun here?
Speaker 3: And you realize that there are like human beings who
Speaker 3: are all in this terrible world? I love?
Speaker 1: Yeah, my time with the Empire has been so fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was like, fucking bad, Jason said, is bad? Bro?
Speaker 3: That's how they get you.
Speaker 2: Like they're saying you didn't have fun, but yeah, come on,
Speaker 2: it's the Empire. Is it bad that I love the
Speaker 2: uniforms and it's fun to fighters?
Speaker 3: She's like, how's it going.
Speaker 1: Elsewhere?
Speaker 2: Bix wakes up from Nightmare B two, continuing to be
Speaker 2: the very emotional Droid that we know him to be.
Speaker 2: Emotional and loyal Droid from season one, is very concerned.
Speaker 2: He wants to make sure that Cassian knows that she's
Speaker 2: still having the bad dreams, and he's also very excited
Speaker 2: because Cassie apparently will return to whatever this hideout of
Speaker 2: the Spy Network is tomorrow. We go to Chandrilla, where
Speaker 2: Mon Mathma is getting ready for the wedding of her
Speaker 2: daughter lighta arranged marriage, the arranged marriage in the chandriline
Speaker 2: fashion to Stecken, who is of course the son of
Speaker 2: the warlord and oligarch Davoskolden, who helped them launder money
Speaker 2: last season, because if you recall, Mon had an outstanding
Speaker 2: like four hundred thousand credits that she needed to move
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden she couldn't move them
Speaker 2: very easily, and so they needed to call in Davo
Speaker 2: who has all these kind of underworld contacts, and he
Speaker 2: was able to absorb that. But the cost of the
Speaker 2: deal was you got to marry your daughter to my
Speaker 2: son because you're from this like high class aristocratic family,
Speaker 2: and it's it would be great for you, know, my.
Speaker 1: Juice, if we were attacked, if we were attached to you.
Speaker 3: I will say as well. This is a sequence that
Speaker 3: blew my mind last season. The mod Moth miss stuff
Speaker 3: I was here or there on I thought it was,
Speaker 3: but this visually and costuming and production wise, I felt
Speaker 3: like I was in the Prequels. Complimentary wedding dress looks
Speaker 3: pure Amidala. The floating wedding dress, the color grading the
Speaker 3: clothes that are worn here to showcase who is involved
Speaker 3: in the religion and who is not, and then you
Speaker 3: start to see some unexpected faces. Is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't know how much natural light is used
Speaker 2: in some of these shots on Chandrilla and all the
Speaker 2: Monmotha stuff, but it looks so good.
Speaker 3: It looks so good, just beautiful, just looks gorgeous.
Speaker 2: You know what else is looking good? I found like
Speaker 2: I was like, might citle up to mom at the
Speaker 2: bar and be like, Yo.
Speaker 1: What's up.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, she's looking fantastic.
Speaker 1: You look great.
Speaker 2: I just want to tell you that thank you for
Speaker 2: all that you've done. She's looks understanding.
Speaker 3: That she's got the collar bones out, the little shoulders
Speaker 3: are shouldering, and also as well, I gotta say, I
Speaker 3: think the movie I think I think the creatives behind
Speaker 3: this season realize, oh, we have to make her an
Speaker 3: attractive prospect because that's going to play into where her
Speaker 3: storyline is going, especially with her shithead husband who I hate.
Speaker 1: Mathma is Mathma.
Speaker 2: Ing so anyway, But the whole there's various members of
Speaker 2: the of the Resistance Network is here Vella is there undercover.
Speaker 1: Luthen is there.
Speaker 2: He he's basically the wedding planner.
Speaker 3: Wedding showed up like looking so put together. I was thinking, bro,
Speaker 3: I remember your speech. How are you doing this? This
Speaker 3: is creeping me out and I love it.
Speaker 4: So Luthen is there.
Speaker 2: He has provided a lot of the specialty art, it seems,
Speaker 2: for this event. And of and it seems like Davo,
Speaker 2: s Goolden and Luthen have something cooking. They're constantly like
Speaker 2: you know, conspiring and talking and stuff. And then Luthen
Speaker 2: learns that the sign our mission has gone as planned,
Speaker 2: and then and Or has gotten away with the ship.
Speaker 4: Okay, great.
Speaker 2: We got to mina Raw, which is I'm calling Big Wheat.
Speaker 2: This is where Bis and the team is handing out,
Speaker 2: hiding out on Big Wheat planet.
Speaker 1: And it's an agricultural planet.
Speaker 2: A lot of the workers there are illegal beings from
Speaker 2: other places in the galaxy who are there seasonally to work.
Speaker 2: We see an imperial ship go across the sky and
Speaker 2: Bix and the crew start freaking out. They're like, fuck,
Speaker 2: what are the imperials doing here? Meanwhile, and Or lands
Speaker 2: whatever planet that he's supposed to hand off this ship
Speaker 2: to you know whatever team whatever resistance network team is waiting, uh,
Speaker 2: and he calls for his contact, Porko, but he's ambushed
Speaker 2: by basically you know when when the Empire said rebel
Speaker 2: scum and the original Star Wars trilogies, Yeah, I didn't
Speaker 2: understand it until now. We're about to meet the true
Speaker 2: rebel like proto rebel ye rebels. The rebels have not
Speaker 2: gotten their shit together yet, and this is like what
Speaker 2: we have. The people who are ambushing and or are
Speaker 2: like they have all the fire, they have all the zeal,
Speaker 2: they have none of the discipline, and they don't know
Speaker 2: what it.
Speaker 1: Talks us to truly do it.
Speaker 2: We go to the Mauthene Divide where Krenik is presiding
Speaker 2: over a meeting of a new project team, and he
Speaker 2: gives them this whole speech about like this is listen,
Speaker 2: whatever you're doing, whoever your bosses, they can't know about
Speaker 2: what we're doing in here.
Speaker 1: Everybody in here. That's it.
Speaker 2: It's closed off. We're just that's it. We're working on
Speaker 2: this thing and you're gonna find out what it is. Also,
Speaker 2: in this room, our deirdre are our friendly intelligence office,
Speaker 2: not friendly our intelligence officer from last year.
Speaker 3: Drum. I'm still trying to walk it out. She's she's
Speaker 3: being as enigmatic as ever.
Speaker 2: She has a hard or not, I don't know, and
Speaker 2: also a major part of gas is there hilarious not
Speaker 2: even a master. After the warnings, we get a presentation
Speaker 2: about the Gorman Valley, which is this galactically renowned producer
Speaker 2: of high quality textiles made from spider silk. And the
Speaker 2: Empire is really, really really interested in the Gorman, the
Speaker 2: Gorman Valley. They want this area, and we're about to
Speaker 2: find out why. Yeah, Kranik tells them that in addition
Speaker 2: to the uh spidery silk created there, there's also huge
Speaker 2: deposits of calkite under the valley that is necessary for
Speaker 2: the lens coating of the Death Star. That they have
Speaker 2: heard of it, and and if the Empire can't find
Speaker 2: some other synthetic or natural source somewhere else in the galaxy,
Speaker 2: well Gorman's got to be taken in by hand, and
Speaker 2: very very quickly and very very quietly, with a good reason.
Speaker 2: We go back to Cassian, the proto scum or like
Speaker 2: they're arguing it's like, is he an imperial?
Speaker 4: Is he not an Imperial the tie fighter there.
Speaker 2: They haven't eaten in two days, we discover and this
Speaker 2: goes on and on, like.
Speaker 3: How did they not bring snacks? Like, guys, come on,
Speaker 3: and they've also they've already had a split in the
Speaker 3: group because somebody is missing. Now. I will say what
Speaker 3: I love about these sequences is despite the fact that
Speaker 3: they clearly are just kind of to keep and Or
Speaker 3: on the side for a little bit. I will say
Speaker 3: I thought that the way that you see and Or
Speaker 3: immediately start scheming, and Cassian is suddenly like, yeah, I
Speaker 3: know Maya the person she was my contact, Like I'm
Speaker 3: he's so good at playing the game. He has learnt
Speaker 3: his lessons from Lutheran and he is not afraid to lie,
Speaker 3: to survive, to do whatever he has to to get
Speaker 3: the mission done.
Speaker 2: That part when he talks about Maya, I actually found
Speaker 2: him to be sincere in that moment. I thought he
Speaker 2: was like, hey, wait a second, I know your group.
Speaker 2: I'm supplyed, like I'm part of another resistance cell that's
Speaker 2: been supplying your group, Like what do you guys, we're
Speaker 2: on the same side, Like what's going on?
Speaker 3: I couldn't tell. I don't know because I'm like she's
Speaker 3: obviously not Porko, who, by the way, is that Porkins, Like,
Speaker 3: I don't know as a rebel, but like, yeah, I
Speaker 3: also by the end of it was like, oh, this
Speaker 3: does make sense. Maybe this is the truth. But I
Speaker 3: think with Cassie and you can never know. And and
Speaker 3: I think that that Diego is doing such a good
Speaker 3: job of bringing that to life.
Speaker 1: Here Diego and his tasteful new cheek fillers.
Speaker 2: I'll say, let's just talk about it. I think his
Speaker 2: cheeks look really smooth and different now.
Speaker 3: They look very beautiful, like he's in the most expensive
Speaker 3: Star Wars show of all time.
Speaker 1: Truly.
Speaker 2: I'll also say that this sequence of scenes with Cassian
Speaker 2: and these kind of proto rebels, the rebels come. I
Speaker 2: found it to be a really trenchet commentary on.
Speaker 1: Left wing infighting.
Speaker 2: The hist like a thing that seems to be deevil
Speaker 2: progressive and left wing politics always as they tempt to
Speaker 2: struggle against uh, you know, capitalists and or fascist forces.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why uh you know, uh left wing
Speaker 2: movers and shakers can never seem to get it together
Speaker 2: to fight against fascism. It's because they're always fighting themselves
Speaker 2: and that's like a sadly true thing that's happening right now.
Speaker 3: Even Yeah, it's a great microcosm to here where also
Speaker 3: like this, they're fighting this battle within themselves that is
Speaker 3: not leading them anywhere and is just going to lead
Speaker 3: to them literally like eating each other and starving, while
Speaker 3: Krenick is planning essentially like galactic fracking and how to
Speaker 3: destroy an entire indigenous population. So it's like, guys, there's
Speaker 3: bigger things, just like team up and go in assassinate credits.
Speaker 1: That is what.
Speaker 2: Well, first we got to figure out who is more rebel,
Speaker 2: like who's the most people, who's the most You're exactly
Speaker 2: all Rightkrenick basically tells the group, Okay, here's what we're
Speaker 2: looking at. If we have to mine this shit in
Speaker 2: the Gorman Valley, it will cause the massive ecological collapse
Speaker 2: and like geological collapse of this entire region, including the
Speaker 2: destruction of nine notable cities in the region. And if
Speaker 2: we're gonna do that, we have to be careful because
Speaker 2: the Gormans have juice in the Senate and the rest
Speaker 2: of the planets are gonna get scared that the Empire
Speaker 2: is like out to get everybody and so we have
Speaker 2: to just find a good reason to go in there
Speaker 2: and do this to make it make sense. So he
Speaker 2: introduces d Shamba and NICUs Osar from the Ministry of Enlightenment.
Speaker 2: These are the propaganda guys, and they start throwing around.
Speaker 3: These opra or how like effectively off all this immediately becomes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so then they start throwing around ideas about how,
Speaker 2: you know, we can make a case, how the Empire
Speaker 2: can make a case for annex in Greenland I mean,
Speaker 2: sorry Gorman Gorman Valley. And the idea is like, you know,
Speaker 2: we can basically we can turn public.
Speaker 4: Opinion against the Gormans.
Speaker 2: They're annoying and they're always like they're not helping out
Speaker 2: with the.
Speaker 3: Fire close they're too close to the spiders that are
Speaker 3: really scary. So it doesn't make that that make them monsters.
Speaker 2: And then we also learn that in you know, looking
Speaker 2: ahead to this eventuality, that they're going to try to
Speaker 2: annex Gore, annex the Gores, they've already started pre positioning
Speaker 2: like weapons in Palmo, the Gore capital. Krenick is like, Deirdre,
Speaker 2: you've been quiet this entire meeting.
Speaker 3: What do you got. This is a great idea. I
Speaker 3: love this idea, and.
Speaker 2: She's like, I don't know, really really yeah, she's very
Speaker 2: cagey and here's where to your point. I can't tell
Speaker 2: if she's like, I don't like this mission, I think
Speaker 2: it's terrible ethically, morally, egues, or if she's just like
Speaker 2: I want to be back up my old job, like
Speaker 2: I think this job sucks. I think it's more. I
Speaker 2: honestly think it's more that, like I want.
Speaker 3: To go on best with the access with finding these.
Speaker 4: She still wants to find access.
Speaker 2: Yes, so she's you know, critic eventually pushes her and
Speaker 2: she's like, well, what you need is a false flag operation,
Speaker 2: you need fake rebels.
Speaker 1: She doesn't go into it, but I think what she's.
Speaker 2: Suggesting, yes, is like a fake terrorist attack. And then
Speaker 2: we go in back on Mina. Raw B is still
Speaker 2: like Cassie and Cassie and when Cassie's coming back, where
Speaker 2: is he's coming back? And we discover also that the
Speaker 2: Imperials are on planet because they're doing an audit whatever
Speaker 2: that means. It's how much how much wheat is big
Speaker 2: we giving us, Like really they just.
Speaker 3: Want to go and act up and harass people on.
Speaker 2: Absolutely true we go back to the wedding. It's like
Speaker 2: the night before the wedding, it seems like folks are
Speaker 2: so socializing. Vel questions. Cleia, who you know, remembers the
Speaker 2: clerk at Luthen's shop who is also in the network,
Speaker 2: important person in the network, and she's like, what the
Speaker 2: fuck are you doing here? Like and I get it.
Speaker 2: Vella is worried, like why are all these spies in
Speaker 2: one place? There's way too many of us here, like
Speaker 2: that is weird. But she's like, well, our shop provided
Speaker 2: the art, and Luthen is basically the wedding planner, Like
Speaker 2: I gotta be here, Like what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: She's like, I'm handam.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Mon goes to smooth things over the light of
Speaker 2: after a fight with the groom to be and YadA, YadA, YadA,
Speaker 2: and we go back.
Speaker 4: We we end with like a final.
Speaker 2: Visit with our rebels who are having a They're now
Speaker 2: shooting each other because they're a fucking unseerious group of
Speaker 2: hot heads who legitimately can't get it together and are
Speaker 2: more interested in shooting each other than shooting at the Empire.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think like aboo, super producer Boo made
Speaker 3: a great point where it's like this also to within
Speaker 3: the world of Star Wars, the disper ultra secret of
Speaker 3: nature of the rebellion and how it is actively working
Speaker 3: against itself by their not being chains of communication like they.
Speaker 4: Just isn't thought like.
Speaker 3: A secret handshake, but it's something to prove that they
Speaker 3: are involved together.
Speaker 2: Like I think it's a good point aboo. But let
Speaker 2: me say this first of all, what one thing I
Speaker 2: love about and Or is that there are no It
Speaker 2: does not reflect the real world. It's completely just totally effecially.
Speaker 2: The one thing I've been thinking about is listen, you've
Speaker 2: got the Empire is extremely powerful. They control every space
Speaker 2: of communication, society, culture, and economics. There is no way
Speaker 2: to communicate openly about resisting them, period.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 2: It's not safe. You can't actually do it in that reality.
Speaker 2: How do you organize? Can't You can be selective in
Speaker 2: terms of the people who matriculate up into the higher
Speaker 2: levels of the resistance, where and Or and Luthen and
Speaker 2: the rest circulate because you're but in terms of who
Speaker 2: you are recruiting to take on this impossible goal of
Speaker 2: fighting the Empire, I think it makes rational sense. It
Speaker 2: doesn't make any it's not effective, but it would make
Speaker 2: sense that the people that you're going to get coming
Speaker 2: to your group are going to have a lot more
Speaker 2: zeal than ability. And they're also not the people that
Speaker 2: you know you can trust at this particular stage. They're
Speaker 2: the people who want to shoot. You need those people.
Speaker 2: Are they the smart enough people who have the nerve
Speaker 2: to like go undercover and do all the things that
Speaker 2: Luthen and and Or and the rest do. Clearly not
Speaker 2: they haven't. They don't have that kind of experience. So
Speaker 2: I take the point that, like, couldn't you communicate with them,
Speaker 2: but like, if you tell them what's going on at
Speaker 2: the top, your whole fucking operation is blown as soon
Speaker 2: as one of these fuckers gets captured.
Speaker 3: I will say this is even proven in this episode
Speaker 3: and Andal points out where he explains, like the guy
Speaker 3: explains who they are and that Maya is missing and everything,
Speaker 3: and then they're like, well, tell us what you're working on,
Speaker 3: and Ando's like no, and he's like he's like, well,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Have done that, Like sorry, you guys are shooting at
Speaker 2: each other and you were like tell me your entire operator.
Speaker 2: Get the fuck out of let's take a break and
Speaker 2: go to episode two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we're back after the shootout.
Speaker 2: One fact, now the factions have completely split, and so
Speaker 2: you have the faction that is over by the Advanced
Speaker 2: Tie Fighter, the ship faction, and you have the shot
Speaker 2: the faction that has Cassian prisoner, the Cassian faction. Neither
Speaker 2: of them have food or water and they are all
Speaker 2: a fucking joke. On the way to work back on Coursot,
Speaker 2: Deirdre stops part Gaz to tell him, listen, I hate
Speaker 2: this Gorman Valley project.
Speaker 1: And it's not the genocide. It's not that.
Speaker 2: It's that I want to be back on Axis hunt duty.
Speaker 2: Get me back on Axis.
Speaker 3: Pod guys is like, good luck. Crenick told you this
Speaker 3: is your job, So this is your fucking job. Like
Speaker 3: you know, it's the empire, babe, it's not a democracy.
Speaker 2: Like he makes the careers point, He's like, listen, Credit
Speaker 2: tapped you to be in this. You can put your
Speaker 2: fucking mark on this. The Emperor has his eye on
Speaker 2: this project.
Speaker 1: This is great for your career.
Speaker 4: So what are you doing. Don't rock the boat.
Speaker 2: Back with the wedding party, Claya is increasingly concerned that,
Speaker 2: like we're not getting any news out of Mina Raw, like,
Speaker 2: what's going on? No word from the team. I don't
Speaker 2: know if Cassiean's back. And now it seems as if
Speaker 2: we're getting whispers that the Empire is in the area
Speaker 2: carrying out an inspection.
Speaker 1: What are we gonna do? She goes to Luthen.
Speaker 2: Luthen's like, well, I can't fucking do anything because I'm running.
Speaker 3: Up wedding, this wedding over there. I look at my hat,
Speaker 3: it's looking so great. It doesn't it's not quick.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Ominously, your favorite chanderline Parennia's husband, wis I wish
Speaker 2: everybody listening to this foe right now could have seen
Speaker 2: Rosie's face.
Speaker 1: I hate a parent?
Speaker 3: Am he am my lost.
Speaker 2: Paren ominously watching from the sidelines, And is this a
Speaker 2: hint of some something larger or not? Because parent does
Speaker 2: have an issue. He goes to mom, is like, your boyfriend,
Speaker 2: your little fucking boyfriend, take Homa, tell him to fucking
Speaker 2: stop knocking back the drinks because this guy's a mess.
Speaker 4: He's talking shit.
Speaker 2: Apparently he sees him and his wife got divorced. He's
Speaker 2: on his ass, no money made, some bad investments. This
Speaker 2: is what I'm here, he's like gossip, full gossip, and
Speaker 2: he's also like, I know, he's like, isn't he your lover?
Speaker 1: Your lover?
Speaker 3: And she's wearing the glam outfit, so you're feeling like
Speaker 3: he's like jealous. But you know what if she if
Speaker 3: he she has saw out a lover, it's probably because
Speaker 3: you are not performing parents.
Speaker 2: And then he and then he like leaves with like
Speaker 2: by the way, Tay is weak and he just like
Speaker 2: swishes off in his kimono.
Speaker 1: Yes, back on me and a rale Bix.
Speaker 2: Her group gets some news from a contact who comes
Speaker 2: from a nearby like sector. The Imperials are coming soon.
Speaker 2: There's about forty of them on planet air support unknown.
Speaker 2: They want grain, and they're looking for refugees and insurgents
Speaker 2: and basically anybody that shouldn't be there.
Speaker 1: And they're very worried because.
Speaker 3: You know, Cassian hasn't is set to arrive and he's.
Speaker 2: Got to get there before the Imperials get there. Our
Speaker 2: good friend Cyril shows back in up story. He's still
Speaker 2: working bureau, still working at the bureau.
Speaker 3: Now giving up.
Speaker 2: He's like a middle manager around and he's giving this
Speaker 2: like raw ross speech to this new worker, and he's
Speaker 2: basically saying, like you might. It's actually a great monologue
Speaker 2: where he's like, listen, you look at this and you
Speaker 2: think how boring, how boring, how boring. But I want
Speaker 2: you to know I was this fucking clothes to catching
Speaker 2: a rebel spy last year, and.
Speaker 3: You get it. Do something. If you do something, what
Speaker 3: you could be out there too. Yeah, that's right, standing
Speaker 3: head telling someone else they could catch and rebels.
Speaker 2: We meet some other members of Bix's cell. We meet Will,
Speaker 2: who has been in a little bit of a romance
Speaker 2: with a local farms farmer named Beila. They are out
Speaker 2: in the wheat of big wheat canoodling when the Imperials
Speaker 2: roll up to like a shop, a farmstead shop. Brosso
Speaker 2: bicks they are there as well. They start shitting bricks.
Speaker 2: They're the lieutenant. The Imperial lieutenant comes over to Bix
Speaker 2: and he's doing the whole Colonel Hans Landa in Ingloria's
Speaker 2: Bastard's thing, where he's very clearly like, oh, Bix, you're attractive.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna throw my weight around.
Speaker 2: Brosso comes up and keeps it from getting weird, but
Speaker 2: it's very very clear this guy is going to be
Speaker 2: a big fucking problem.
Speaker 3: Yea. He's like, oh, like, let's go to this little
Speaker 3: space that I know. And she's like, I'm married and
Speaker 3: he's like, okay, where is he? And he's a very
Speaker 3: convenient planet mechanic I know. So what he really means is, well,
Speaker 3: he's not here so I can do He showed off.
Speaker 2: At the wedding, Ta tells Mon that, hey, I'm glad
Speaker 2: that everything with the money laundering worked out.
Speaker 1: Last year.
Speaker 2: Because Tay was across that he was helping out. He
Speaker 2: was he was the unwitting cutout who was setting up
Speaker 2: this foundation, charitable foundation that was supposed to be the
Speaker 2: you know, basically the money laundering engine for the funds
Speaker 2: that we're going to be going to resistance fighters.
Speaker 1: It didn't quite work and they had to.
Speaker 2: Paul and Davo, and now Tay is like, well that
Speaker 2: foundation is up and running and the money is accounted for.
Speaker 2: But now I'm in charge of this weird foundation and
Speaker 2: I feel very vulnerable and uh, you know, I just
Speaker 2: feel like scared. And so Mon is getting anxious at
Speaker 2: this because the last thing she needs is someone who
Speaker 2: doesn't really know what she's up to but has sensitive
Speaker 2: information about her starting to freak out. What he does
Speaker 2: drop in this conversation the word rebellion and suggesting kind
Speaker 2: of I know what you're up to, and also says,
Speaker 2: by the way, I also.
Speaker 1: Need money, Like I'm hard on concern.
Speaker 3: We have established my hatred for parent, but I have
Speaker 3: to say, look, I'm not going to give him. I
Speaker 3: hate to give a man credit, but in this case,
Speaker 3: he was correct. This is exactly the worst kind of
Speaker 3: situation to be And you trusted an old boyfriend because
Speaker 3: you had a little crush and you know too much,
Speaker 3: and now in a situation where he's showing up and
Speaker 3: he's like, hey, so I'm broke and you're running the
Speaker 3: rebellion wink wink? Is this yeah?
Speaker 1: I hate?
Speaker 4: I hate if anybody ever found out about that, like
Speaker 4: that would.
Speaker 1: Be really terrible.
Speaker 3: I feel like Mama was like, I'm like, show probably
Speaker 3: just poisoned you.
Speaker 1: She's a hard core she.
Speaker 2: We're getting there and it's a good let's okay back
Speaker 2: on big Wheat. Bix, Brasso and the rest are like, Okay,
Speaker 2: we gotta get out of here, Like, let's figure out
Speaker 2: how we get out of him. That before the imperials
Speaker 2: come and they decide, Okay, we're gonna move to somewhere
Speaker 2: where the heat is not quite on.
Speaker 1: But where will that be.
Speaker 2: Clay is back at the shot at Luthen's shop to
Speaker 2: check the secret messages with the secret Message machine. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: Mon tells Luthen back at the wedding that hey, I
Speaker 2: think we got a problem with Tay. He's freaking out.
Speaker 2: He's talking crazy shit. He said rebellion. He seems to
Speaker 2: know what we're up to, and he's saying we need money,
Speaker 2: and Luthen is like, well, looks like we're gonna.
Speaker 4: Have to handle him.
Speaker 2: Wink wink Winkna's like this is a great exchange because
Speaker 2: Mon says, I don't know what you mean, and then
Speaker 2: Luthen is like, hey, I forget exactly what he says,
Speaker 2: but he's like how he says, like, oh, how nice
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 1: In other words, like you.
Speaker 2: Know exactly what I mean, but you're pretending that it's
Speaker 2: my job to take care of this fucking guy. No,
Speaker 2: that's your ex boyfriend that we may have to kill
Speaker 2: and you would have to.
Speaker 1: Do it, dude.
Speaker 3: Mona is also this is a recurring issue with her
Speaker 3: thematically throughout the first season, and this season where she
Speaker 3: wants to get her hands dirty, but she doesn't. She
Speaker 3: refuses to do the work that actually has to be done,
Speaker 3: and that she there is a balance to be played
Speaker 3: here as her role in the society and everything. But
Speaker 3: this I think is a great interaction and I am
Speaker 3: on Luke, I love it well. I think until this
Speaker 3: man and you know.
Speaker 2: It speaks to the it humanizes this situation.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: One of the things I thought while watching this show
Speaker 2: season two is I think that this is the best
Speaker 2: from a technical standpoint, I think this is the best
Speaker 2: world building we've seen in Star Wars. Oh in terms
Speaker 2: of the societies, the cultures, the day to day living
Speaker 2: in this world, Like we really get it. And with
Speaker 2: mon Mon is an aristocrat, she hates what's going on.
Speaker 2: She's taken a huge, huge step, made a big decision,
Speaker 2: put herself on the line to try and help the
Speaker 2: rebellion in any way that she can with the levers
Speaker 2: that she has available to her. But it has not
Speaker 2: she'sn't gotten to that point yet.
Speaker 1: Where they're like, you have to kill someone, Like that's
Speaker 1: very different.
Speaker 2: If I'm a bureaucrat working in the empire and I'm
Speaker 2: leaking you know, Oh my god, this is terrible. I
Speaker 2: just found out about Gore. I'm gonna leak this to
Speaker 2: the resistance self. Okay, that's one thing. But if they're
Speaker 2: then like, hey.
Speaker 3: The wrong past, that's you kill that guy now, and you.
Speaker 2: Kill that's a huge I don't even think that's like
Speaker 2: I mean Abu saying idealistic versus pragmatism. I think that's
Speaker 2: true in a material sense, but I don't. But I
Speaker 2: think it ignores like the reality of how difficult what
Speaker 2: they're doing is and what they're asking me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's not a killer.
Speaker 3: I would also say that is one of the biggest
Speaker 3: achievements of and Or season one and season two, which
Speaker 3: is it's to really have a rebellion. It is not. Oh,
Speaker 3: I'm Luke Skywalker and I'm picked as the chosen one,
Speaker 3: and I have to fight and I can immediately do it,
Speaker 3: and I get trained in one day and I kill
Speaker 3: the bad guys and I blow up the Death Star.
Speaker 3: That's not the reality. And ever since Roguron, Tony Gilroy
Speaker 3: has been saying, no, there're so many millions of people,
Speaker 3: thousands of people who are affected every single day by
Speaker 3: these choices we're making, and who have had to die.
Speaker 3: You know, many Bothans had to die to get this information. Yeah,
Speaker 3: not just the bothains guys Like and I love that
Speaker 3: that's what Andor is doing. And the truth is, like,
Speaker 3: this is a fucking hard watch right now, but it's
Speaker 3: also a very important watch.
Speaker 2: It is a shocking ask forro Mon from Luthen, but
Speaker 2: it's also uh and I really empathize with her position
Speaker 2: because I think to get to that point, she's already
Speaker 2: had to make such a huge decision and now to
Speaker 2: be told, listen, we may have to kill someone.
Speaker 1: And it's not just like anyone. It is her childhood friend, Like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean, like this boyfriend who
Speaker 3: she trusted in season with this information. Also, I will
Speaker 3: say I think something that really struck me an episode
Speaker 3: one that plays a part in this ongoing conversation about
Speaker 3: Mon's role is there is a moment when she's talking
Speaker 3: to Late and I love how the cinematography goes from
Speaker 3: this bright, beautiful wedding ceremony to this kind of darkened
Speaker 3: chamber where they're talking and she looks at her and
Speaker 3: she says, I'm so sorry, and Leada looks at her
Speaker 3: and understands that what she's actually sorry for is that
Speaker 3: she sold her child into an arranged marriage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she had to do it for.
Speaker 3: This reason that Leda doesn't know. And while Leada was
Speaker 3: interested in this marriage, she's now kind of realizing like, well,
Speaker 3: this guy doesn't actually love me or know how to
Speaker 3: be a boyfriend, let alone a partner. He's just a kid,
Speaker 3: you know. And I think that that is what Mon's
Speaker 3: true sacrifice has been, is kind of like how far
Speaker 3: will she go and what parts of her life will
Speaker 3: she sacrifice? And I guess they're probably gonna have us
Speaker 3: ask is this a line that she would cross? I
Speaker 3: think she would. If it was a non horrific death
Speaker 3: where somebody was like, here is a poison, you can
Speaker 3: kill him, I think she would probably do it and
Speaker 3: shed a tear. I don't think she's gonna shoot him
Speaker 3: in the head. I don't think that's a way of being.
Speaker 3: But I think this is going to be a big
Speaker 3: moral conundrum going into episode three.
Speaker 2: Back at the Scum, the rebels all decide to have
Speaker 2: a truce. They drop their guns, and they basically do
Speaker 2: row Schambeau to see who will run the group from
Speaker 2: now on.
Speaker 1: That's how this is going to do with this. This
Speaker 1: is what a joke? These they're a joke.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, and Or, who has been giving them big tips
Speaker 2: throughout this struggle, has been like, hey, somebody set up
Speaker 2: a perimeter. It's raining, somebody collect rain water. You guys
Speaker 2: haven't eaten or drink for two days, and now you're
Speaker 2: nobody's collecting, Like, what are we doing? He takes the
Speaker 2: opportunity to sneak away. A very scary monster comes out
Speaker 2: and causes chaos, and in the chaos he shoots one
Speaker 2: of the rebels, gets on the advanced tie fighter and
Speaker 2: he flies away and we see in the in the
Speaker 2: in the wide as he screams up into space that
Speaker 2: he was on Yavin.
Speaker 1: Just hilarious.
Speaker 3: He was having his own mini Battle of Yavon, many
Speaker 3: years before it would happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's take a quick break. Wee right back, and
Speaker 2: we're back episode three. So and Or is up in space.
Speaker 2: The tie fighter has like crapped out. He has the
Speaker 2: hot wire and he can barely fly this thing. And
Speaker 2: it's a it's a problem. Back on mina big wheat,
Speaker 2: the farmers are at like a big stardoo valley farm banquet.
Speaker 3: It does look like that doing the stard Valley challenge
Speaker 3: where you have to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got the most com Yeah.
Speaker 2: Brasso's contact arrives with news that the Imperials are getting
Speaker 2: really really close. Cassian has not been heard from, and
Speaker 2: he gives them like passes to go to another region
Speaker 2: of big wheat. But if they're gonna use them, they
Speaker 2: have to use him tonight. It's only good for today.
Speaker 2: And you can tell that this guy is fucking desperate.
Speaker 2: We go to the Weddinglida looks beautiful. Mathma tells her listen, like,
Speaker 2: if you don't want to do this, you don't to
Speaker 2: marry this guy, we can like delay it, we can
Speaker 2: make it, we can make an excuse.
Speaker 3: And she's trying, she's trying to be fine.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and and it's an active bravery. It's not
Speaker 2: an active cowardice to do that. And Lida is like, mom,
Speaker 2: are you freaking drunk?
Speaker 3: Like what is up with She's like, have you seen
Speaker 3: this fucking dress, Princess Abadala, and like this is looking
Speaker 3: good for me. I'm loving this.
Speaker 1: Uh. Cleya. It gets in.
Speaker 2: Contact with and Or and he tells her that the
Speaker 2: whole operation is upside down. He's in the wrong ship.
Speaker 2: The pilot of the ship is that he was supposed
Speaker 2: to give the ship to his dead He can't fly
Speaker 2: the ship, and I want to go back to Big
Speaker 2: Wheat to be with my team to figure out what's next. Well,
Speaker 2: Clay's like, well, there's a problem with Big Wheat. We
Speaker 2: don't have contact with Big Wheat right now. There is
Speaker 2: a communication blockade there and just seems like there's a
Speaker 2: lot of extra company, if you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: over there in Big Wheat. And then immediately and Or
Speaker 2: hangs up and he just fucking goes. He's like, uh,
Speaker 2: bags is that I'm not going find a Joel is
Speaker 2: pointing out that Mon is fucked if Leeda takes that
Speaker 2: offer because the financial deal hinges on that. Well, the
Speaker 2: financial deal is done, the money has already been smoothed over.
Speaker 2: So yes, I think Mon is fucked. But in terms
Speaker 2: of the money, the money laundering is finished. And I
Speaker 2: think what she would then have to do some damage control.
Speaker 2: But she could always spin it as like my daughter
Speaker 2: is freaking.
Speaker 3: She could delay it like she could spin it. They
Speaker 3: had an argument, but I think as well, I think
Speaker 3: that is a great point that Joel brings up because
Speaker 3: I do think that is a moment of mode putting
Speaker 3: being a mom and her daughter before being a rebel.
Speaker 3: Now where would that leave the rebellion? Like, does that
Speaker 3: show that her she has not fully taken that step.
Speaker 3: I think it's very interesting, but I was wishing that
Speaker 3: Lida would not take the weird arranged religious call.
Speaker 2: Into it, which she does, but she's also a yeah,
Speaker 2: that's true. Differently there on Chindrilla anyway, Deirdre is having
Speaker 2: is with Cyril and they're getting ready for dinner with mom.
Speaker 1: Oh oh h.
Speaker 2: It goes as you would expect, knowing Edie from last season,
Speaker 2: and Deirdre says that she grew up in an orphanage.
Speaker 2: My family are criminals, and oh, by the way, stop
Speaker 2: giving your son shit.
Speaker 1: Stay out of our business. I promise you.
Speaker 2: He will call you once a week. But you need
Speaker 2: to stop with the all the fucking nagging and all
Speaker 2: the mom stuff that you do, because it's like suffocating.
Speaker 1: It's not good for him. Okay, Wild was.
Speaker 3: Not expecting that, but Deirdra I think that the born
Speaker 3: in and raised in an orphanage where her family because
Speaker 3: her family was criminals. It's still saying she could be
Speaker 3: deep undercover for the Rebellion. I'm just saying like, I
Speaker 3: don't know what she's got going on, but she's still
Speaker 3: enigmatic to me. And yeah, the mom dinner sequence did
Speaker 3: not expect it. I feel like Tony's pulling out some
Speaker 3: unexpected intimate moments in this season that I did not
Speaker 3: think we'd get to see. Edie the draw a back
Speaker 3: door for the Ages.
Speaker 2: I think one of the things that again makes this
Speaker 2: show so good is that it kind of subverts the
Speaker 2: traditional like bad guy a good guy duality that we've
Speaker 2: seen in Star Wars, where you have the good guy
Speaker 2: and then you have the bad guy, but the bad
Speaker 2: guy will be redeemed and become the good guy. It
Speaker 2: feels like you want to think that with Deirdre. But
Speaker 2: I truly think that any objection she has to the
Speaker 2: Gore Conspiracy is truly just because she's doesn't like the job.
Speaker 2: She wants to be back doing her other job that she.
Speaker 4: Was good, that she was good at, and she feels
Speaker 4: like she's.
Speaker 2: Being set up to fail with this Gore Conspiracy. She
Speaker 2: loves being an imperial stooge. She's good at it, but
Speaker 2: she wants to be good at it in her terms,
Speaker 2: and it's interesting to look.
Speaker 1: At that and be like, God, is she you know,
Speaker 1: is she good? Or even if there's any way for
Speaker 1: the Resistance to have leverage with her. It's interesting.
Speaker 3: I also think that you make a great point because
Speaker 3: it's not only subverting the redemption of villainous characters, but
Speaker 3: also subverting the idea that the good characters win, because
Speaker 3: we know what the end of Rogue one is and
Speaker 3: while they do win, and Or doesn't get to survive
Speaker 3: to see it, much like Lutheran told him. And I
Speaker 3: think there is just something really heartbreaking about the fact
Speaker 3: that no matter where this journey goes, we know that
Speaker 3: the characters we are following are going to have to
Speaker 3: do terrible things to allow the Death Star to be destroyed,
Speaker 3: to allow the short time that the rebels defeat you know,
Speaker 3: the Empire before they get replaced by by Kylo Wren
Speaker 3: and his and his goons. But yeah, it's I think
Speaker 3: it's a really interesting subversion and I think Tony gilrey
Speaker 3: Is is the man to do it, and he delivers
Speaker 3: with these three eft.
Speaker 2: Zone in the tone zone. The the episode then kind
Speaker 2: of screams towards a climax, a dual climax, both on
Speaker 2: Mina Raw and at the Chandrulin wedding. At the wedding, Davo, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, makes like a speech about the bride and
Speaker 2: groom in front of this important and historic Chandy Merle
Speaker 2: statue that Luthen got for the wedding.
Speaker 1: He gives a benediction. Later, Luthen is making.
Speaker 2: The rounds as a talking to, you know, like making contact,
Speaker 2: seeing who's you know. He seems like he's socializing, but
Speaker 2: it's clear that he's also like who can I who
Speaker 2: can I meet? Who can I use? What contacts can
Speaker 2: I make? He keeps a close eye on Tay the
Speaker 2: whole time, and Tay is continuing to make these very
Speaker 2: increasingly not vague threats at Mond, saying well, I've also
Speaker 2: been talking to Davo, you know something on occasion, which
Speaker 2: Man and Luthan are are very keen to keep those
Speaker 2: two from ever talking, specifically ever talking.
Speaker 1: When they're not around. They don't want that.
Speaker 2: Then he's like, I gotta run, uh yeah, I got
Speaker 2: some stuff I gotta do, And then really concerningly.
Speaker 4: He almost says something else.
Speaker 2: He looks like he's really about to divulge something and
Speaker 2: then he's like, never mind, I gotta go.
Speaker 3: An is now in a full panic.
Speaker 4: She's panicking, and Luthen clocks this.
Speaker 1: He sees this.
Speaker 2: While that's happening. Back on Big Wheat, Bee finds out
Speaker 2: there leaving for another hideout, and he's fucking like, well,
Speaker 2: how is Cassie and gonna.
Speaker 1: Know where we moved?
Speaker 3: Like, that's my boy?
Speaker 1: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the Imperials are like, are about to enter this zone,
Speaker 2: about to enter this area. They're looking to move, but
Speaker 2: one of their group, Will is like, where the fuck
Speaker 2: is he? He's with that farm girl?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he is not a.
Speaker 2: The We should send him down to the minor leagues
Speaker 2: with the fucking factions shooting at each other.
Speaker 1: Get out here.
Speaker 2: So he's with his girlfriend Beila, and basically one thing
Speaker 2: leads to another and Brasso gets arrested by the Imperials
Speaker 2: trying to help Will. Meanwhile, Luthen and Mon talk about Tay.
Speaker 2: Why is he pestering, scolding so much? This is trouble.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to do something. We can't have this
Speaker 2: guy like hanging around. Man is shocked at what Luthen
Speaker 2: is suggesting, and Luthen is shocked that she's shocked. She's like,
Speaker 2: why are you He's like, why are you shocked? What
Speaker 2: do you think that we're doing here?
Speaker 3: What do you think happens every single day?
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, you think we're gonna we're gonna do stuff,
Speaker 2: and just like it's a game of tag and we're
Speaker 2: never gonna get our nose you know, dirty or anything.
Speaker 1: You think that's go.
Speaker 2: She's really grappling this because, as we mentioned, this is
Speaker 2: like her, she was in a relationship with this guy.
Speaker 2: It's not just a stranger. And or makes radio contact
Speaker 2: with Bicks as he arrives in orbit with the with
Speaker 2: the tie fighter, and just at that moment when he
Speaker 2: gets he it's not a clear signal, but they speak
Speaker 2: a little bit. She knows he's in the area. But
Speaker 2: then the Imperial lieutenant Landa, the weirdo, shows up and
Speaker 2: it turns into an attempted assault. They end up fighting
Speaker 2: Bicks really fucks, like beats his ass with a hammer
Speaker 2: and correct. The rest of the Imperials who are over
Speaker 2: arresting Brasso, get the call to come over there and
Speaker 2: back up this lieutenant who is like, they don't know
Speaker 2: what's going on, but there's an attack there's a shootout.
Speaker 2: Cassian sees what's going on in the tie Fighter. He
Speaker 2: like takes everybody out with his The tie Fighter guns lands.
Speaker 2: Sadly Brasso is dead, and what are they gonna do now?
Speaker 2: They can't stay on this planet. It's unclear what's happened
Speaker 2: back at the wedding.
Speaker 3: Definitely like the organizer of like where they would go
Speaker 3: and getting them out safely. So it's a it's a
Speaker 3: pretty shocking ending, our first loss. We're probably gonna lose
Speaker 3: a lot more as the series goes on.
Speaker 2: Yes, and then we go to the wedding. It's intercut
Speaker 2: with this really incredible like a sequence of Mond dancing
Speaker 2: away all her stress to this kind of like dance
Speaker 2: the dance portion of.
Speaker 1: The wedding ceremony.
Speaker 2: And we also see as Tate is leaving the wedding
Speaker 2: that Vell kind of follows him out just to see
Speaker 2: where he's going, and she makes eye contact with our.
Speaker 1: Good friend Sinta. Of course Vlla and Cinta. There's a
Speaker 1: thing going on.
Speaker 2: She is tase driver and he clearly has no idea
Speaker 2: that she's a resistance anything.
Speaker 3: He's probably not surviving that drive. Let's be real, because
Speaker 3: that is what. I think she can kill someone when
Speaker 3: she needs to.
Speaker 2: Yes, So she's driving him away and it's clear that
Speaker 2: it might be the end for him. And we also
Speaker 2: get lots of shots of Mond in that flowy dress
Speaker 2: just really cutting up.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful.
Speaker 3: It's very Florence in the machine if they could have.
Speaker 1: Been very, very Florence.
Speaker 2: And that is the end of episode three. An amazing
Speaker 2: first three episode drop of the and Or television program.
Speaker 2: A television program that is very, very expensive, that looks
Speaker 2: like a million zillion bucks, that has a lot to
Speaker 2: say about to assist resist empire in a completely fictional
Speaker 2: world with antic connection at all thing and a lot
Speaker 2: to think about. Your thoughts, Rosy on these first three episodes.
Speaker 3: I agree, a lot to think about. Great three episodes.
Speaker 3: I think it's exactly what people who loved and Or wanted.
Speaker 3: Will it make the viewing public connect with and Or?
Speaker 3: I will say I think that the opening sequence is
Speaker 3: a great hook to get people in, to get new
Speaker 3: viewers in, because A there's the shocking twist of him
Speaker 3: seeming like he's a stormtrooper, and then b you get
Speaker 3: that huge, really brilliantly put together kind of escape sequence
Speaker 3: that's so unlike anything we've seen in Star Wars before,
Speaker 3: but that feels completely Star Wars in its own way.
Speaker 3: It's so beautifully done, it's so chaotic, it's Tony Gilway
Speaker 3: is not having any issues making us feel like this
Speaker 3: is a top tier Star Wars story. So I'm very
Speaker 3: excited and I'm excited to chop it up with the
Speaker 3: producer's next episode.
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, our producers Joel and we were both taking us
Speaker 2: to task for our criticism of Will for you know,
Speaker 2: you promised you wouldn't say goodbye to be he would
Speaker 2: say goodbye, that he would say Gooby, he wouldn't just leave.
Speaker 2: But then she also like found his blaster. Here's my
Speaker 2: issue with that he left.
Speaker 3: Look, I love I think we all need to love
Speaker 3: and joy undefined.
Speaker 4: We need more love.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: It's important, but also bro, like just be barter at
Speaker 3: hiding your stuff, like, don't take the blaster, don't take
Speaker 3: the speed, don't leave the speed away. The Empire is
Speaker 3: gonna find it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that there's actually like a really important idea here,
Speaker 2: which is like, can you fight something terrible without effectively
Speaker 2: becoming terrible terrible thing while fighting it?
Speaker 1: And I think like the idea that like.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't honor love and take those moments to really
Speaker 2: be alive, like mon in this moment of dancing and
Speaker 2: being trying to be free in this moment of extreme danger.
Speaker 2: At the same time, if b is killed, it's because
Speaker 2: of Will doing this. Yeah, he being sloppy, getting involved
Speaker 2: with a person who shouldn't know about any of this stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's how you have to balance this stuff. I
Speaker 2: just come on, Will, like you're gonna get everybody killed?
Speaker 1: What are we doing?
Speaker 3: I'm excited to talk about this with the crew. Yeah.
Speaker 3: On Friday.
Speaker 2: Friday on Extra Vision, we are convening the Jedi Council
Speaker 2: to talk about the first three episodes of Andword season
Speaker 2: two News on Saturday. On Tuesday, we asked the question
Speaker 2: many are asking, who are the Thunderbolts.
Speaker 4: That's it for this episode.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: X ray Vision is hosted by Jason Sepcion.
Speaker 3: And Rosie Knight and is a production of iHeart Podcasts.
Speaker 3: Our executive producers are Joel Monique and Aaron Kaufman.
Speaker 4: Our supervising producer is Abu Zafar.
Speaker 3: Our producers are Common Laurent Dean, Jonathan and Bay wag.
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