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I am quite enjoying season 2, though I found the first two episodes sluggish, just like season 1.
I've found the while season to be kinda sluggish so far. I still really like it, but I'm feeling a bit let down, i like a slow burn but this seems like a lot of buildup to something we already know about without much excitement in the meanwhile. The intruigue is fun and good, but we'd gotten a full Aldani heist by this point with last season. I also feel like each 3 episodes being a year apart isn't really working since the 3 episode arcs are less distinct than last season and it feels like it could just be like a week or so between them, showing the overall conditions change year to year with background details etc make the passage of time feel like it. I still am really enjoying it but Season 1 set a really high standard and I criticize on a curve
I've been thinking of it as 4 Andor movies rather than a second season, tbh.
To me season 1 felt like that more than this one. There isn't much distinction between the arcs this time, I've found.