I would go so far to say that the Rebel Council were a bunch of cowards, especially the two who appeared in Andor. What's the point of starting an insurrection if you are unwilling to do the difficult things that need to be done. They were also unwilling to even listen to Cassian first then Jyn later. Completely ineffective leadership. Except for Mon Mothma.

I think the songs are listed by release date, earliest to latest. I, too, though the same as Danny

For me top 3 would be: 1. Photograph; 2. Pour Some Sugar on Me; 3. Bringin' On the Heartbreak.

I'm sure ranking the top 2 albums was difficult.

I would rank Pyromania ahead of Hysteria though. I like the songs just a little bit better plus Pyromania was the very first album I ever bought!!

I had none of these questions after Andor ended. None of these questions are pertinent to the story being told.

Why does Bix's baby have to be a character already seen in the Star Wars universe. Most likely it's child born continuing the ongoing circle of life. Not everything that happens in the movies or TV shows has to be connected.

Galen is mentioned because his name is attached to the construction of the Death Star. The Rebellion presumably does not yet know of Jyn during Andor.

And so she isn't mentioned. Who cares? The show wasn't about her or the Erso's. It was about Cassian's path to the beginning of Rogue One.

No, no plot holes were fixed. You know why? Because Troy Gilroy hasn't said it fixed any plot holes in Return of the Jedi.

And I don't think the second Death Star was any kind of plot hole to begin with.

I agree. Those stories don't "need" to be told. Their story arcs have come to a conclusion so we no where they ended up. We don't need to know what they did on Yavin or how Deedra handled prison life or anything like that. Those stories don't need to be told.

I wouldn't say season 4 is "soft-reboot." It's just a natural evolution of a program that all shows go through as the writers find their footing and discover what works and what doesn't.

Hey-hey, mama, said the way you move

Gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove - Led Zeppelin

This list seems to be on the presumption that Sidious was the only one who "bent" the rules of the Sith. Sith are all about power and keeping it. It would be fair to assume that the previous Lords of the Sith also manipulated the rules to gain more power and stay in power. It looks like Palpatine did it the best.

It's all explained it the Legends Bane Trilogy. All the Sith lords were at war with each other to gain more power over the others. Bane saw the folly of that thinking and took dramatic steps to change that (the Thought Bomb).

Yeah. Legends got it right. Disney... so many missteps. Beginning with the mischaracterizations of Han, Luke and Leia.

I get not wanting to be tied down with the Legends stories already told but new, different stories could have been told without greatly changing the characters as we know them.