Andor creator Tony Gilroy opens up about how many major time jumps will be in season 2 of the StarWars show. 'I don't know if anybody ever got to do this before, maybe someone's done it in a novel.'
Warning: SPOILERS lie ahead for Andor season 1With it expected to conclude the show, Andor creator Tony Gilroy reveals how many major time jumps are in season 2. The latest Star Wars Disney+ show acts as a prequel to 2016's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, exploring the origin story of Diego Luna's eponymous thief as he becomes entrenched in the inner workings of the Rebellion and fights to bring down the Galactic Empire.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY In a recent interview with Collider to discuss the season 1 finale of the show, Tony Gilroy offered some insight for the in-production Andor season 2. The creator went into some detail regarding the season's time jumps, including that the major ones will occur every three episodes, with their main goals to be to tell "an adventure story" and "keep things on the edge" so that audiences will "want to turn the page or tune in next week.
I don't know if anybody ever got to do this before, maybe someone's done it in a novel. I don't really know, I'd be curious. As writers, as dramatists, it has all kinds of really cool implications. It has a couple of things that make things difficult, they have to be very brave about the negative space between the years, and you have to really trust the storytelling to not explain everything.
Considering Andor season 2 has four in-universe years to cover of story, it's understandable that it would require multiple time jumps, though the confirmation of three-episode blocks is an interesting plan for doing so. Rather than having to encompass multiple years of story per episode, Gilroy and his writers room can better craft contained story arcs that open themselves to incremental character development, as well as setting up the next set of episodes.
What will be interesting to see is how certain character arcs will be wrapped up in Andor season 2, namely that of Stellan Skarsgård's Luthen, a character never seen or mentioned in the original Star Wars trilogy, nor in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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