The best scientific fiction episode of 2025 won the Emmy Award that you deserve

“Andor” is officially, darling. The “Star Wars” offer should not be the first choice for anyone for the Best Writing Award, but this is what the second and last season “Andor” won at the seventy -seventh Amy Awards.

It is useful that, unlike the first season of the offer, he was not competing against the last season of the “caliphate” this time. (In EMMYS 75, “Andor” “One Way Out”, I lost the best drama “Connor’s wedding” from “Caliphate”.“Andor” is a series of scientific fantasy that was placed in a distant galaxy, while the “caliphate” plays the American billionaire degree with Roman à Clef of the Murdoch of News Corp family. However, both offered both the most brutal TV around the world in which we live. (More about that soon.)

Specifically, “Andor” won this award for the episode “Welcome to the Rebellion”. It is the ninth episode of the second season and the last episode of the Arch of the third season, as written by Dan Gilroe (brother of the creator, Tony Gelry). There is a lot to love him in this batch, which carries from The imperial massacre on the planet Gorman in the previous episode, “Who are you?”

The series lines of the series are finally intersecting with the rescue of Kasian Anwar (Diego Luna), the Senator Moon, a relief (Genevievvie Awier) from Korosant, because it is no longer able to hide and resist in full view. (Thus, “Welcome to the rebellion.” “Andor” is an exciting spy show, and this type of continuous chase sequence is what this type does.

Then there is a tragic conclusion, as it is left by Bix Caleen (Adria Arjona) in Kasyan; I decided that his work in the rebellion is very important, and they must postpone their happy end until the war ends. If you have seen “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”, you will know that Cassian will never live to see the sun rises on a world free of empire. (But, as the last scene of “Andor” appears, its sacrifice means that Bix and their child did so.)

The essence of the episode, though, is to deliver a speech in the Senate, which condemns the Gorman massacre and the invisible emperor in the bat. Like Moon dropping any excuse that she is not a rebel, this is when Andor declares “loudly what you say about the real world.