Andor 1x10 Full Reaction

Please answer this! A lot of your full Vimeo reactions say "Private video. You don't have permission to watch." For example, the finale of Better Call Saul can't be viewed, and Andor 1x10 from just a few months ago is also unavailable. This has been a consistent problem ever since you switched from Google Drive to Vimeo. I joined Patreon intending to watch your full reactions to some of my favorite TV episodes, and now I'm finding out they're not even available, so it feels like I'm wasting money. Could you explain why these videos aren't available? Surely you aren't making them private yourselves? I'd really appreciate it if you could try to restore access to these episodes (and many others), and I also think it may be worth reconsidering the video hosting service, because this is ridiculous. I have no idea why you decided to change from Google Drive to Vimeo, but it was a really bad decision for your supporters!

The best episode of Andor, period. It has it all, its full of emotion, thrills and spectacle.

This episode blows me away. The escape so well done. Intense. I like how Kino rose to the occasion. Too bad he couldn't swim. The Luthen monologue one of best monologues all time = great writing and awesome delivery by Skarsgård. I love Stellan Skarsgård as an actor. He's great in Good Will Hunting (1997). He's damn good in Chernobyl (2019) miniseries, which I think one of you has seen. He portrays an interesting role in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011). Diego Luna + Skarsgård both excellent in Andor. Genevieve O'Reilly (Mon) did well her few minutes this episode.

By far one of the most intense television episodes of all time

Thank you thank you thank you!!

Luthen Rael's speech: "...I burn my life to make a sunrise I know I'll never see..." is a direct parallel to Kino Loy. Kino came in on the same ship everyone else did. Nothing but open ocean for miles. He always knew escape was impossible for him. The moment Ulaf died, and the moment Kino finally believed Cassian... that the Empire was never going to let him go... he knew 100% he was dead. All he could do was make a sunrise for everyone else in his final moments, and he knew that from the end of S1E9: C: "How many guards on each level?" K: "Never more than twelve."

An amazing episode and made Luthen one of my all time favorite TV characters. This is some incredible prestige TV about revolution, fascism and sacrifice, disguised as a Star Wars project. How did Disney ever approve of this lmao...