In episode six of Andor, two heist storylines unfold, showcasing the tension of the Ghorman resistance's train robbery and a covert surveillance extraction. The editing by John Gilroy allows both narratives to flow rhythmically, retaining momentum while ensuring each plotline resonates. The season is characterized by its grand scope, jumping through four years of events as it builds narratives leading to the formation of the Rebel Alliance. Unlike other series, Andor maintains and escalates tension throughout its complex storyline, exemplified by its dynamic editing approach.
You're kind of spinning plates. You planted all these seeds in the earlier episodes and now you're paying them off.
Unlike Game of Thrones, which sacrificed pacing and tension in an effort to keep up with its many characters, Andor doesn't just maintain its edge across story lines. It increases it.
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