Not only does it takes us back into this breathtaking world in spectacular fashion but earns the story line that goes along with it.

Half documentary and half narrative flashbacks, I am DB Cooper gives us an insight into a man who claims to be the famous plane hijacker.

Bringing all information needed to the forefront, throw in Luthen's piloting and you've got one intriguing episode.

Black Panther Wakanda Forever is a fitting tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman, and there is plenty of emotion and heart throughout.

Andor has built itself into something I look forward to every week, something that some other Disney+ shows have lost.

Once again the MCM team pulls out all the stops to bring together something that only people could dream of.

Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry's chemistry on screen shines through the trauma laced storyline.

The beginning of the Rebellion was never going to bring joy to the screen, but Andor takes it's role in the story to a whole new level.

A character building exercise within the galaxy far far away, and simply because of this there is plenty of interest and intrigue.

The show manages to gives us just what we want in the form of family feuds and short sharp moments of absolute genius show making.

This finale still felt lacking when it came down to the delivery, obviously clearing the path for whats to come.

Andor is a show with heart, giving you just the right amount of time with these characters before telling the next tale in Cassian's story.

House of the Dragon is way past being just a Game of Thrones spin-off, but establishing itself as it's own entity in the Westeros world.

The visuals can only take a show so far, and I question how all these story arcs going to come together.

Andor started with good foundations, and continues to feel like Star Wars (without the Star Wars), with a character focused direction.

Lets just say, you should avoid Westerosi weddings at all cost.

There seems to be a freshness to the show that doesn’t require fan service to help it along the way.

The story feels like it is started to meander along at a snail pace without too much actually happening.

Putting us back in the walls of Kings Landing gives you more exposition to chew on, while dangling uneasy story arcs in front of the camera.

From the gorgeous scenery in Númenor,to the dirty orc dug tunnels, there is an impressive feel to this world