The main season of Star Wars: Andor appeared for this present week, and happens five years before the occasions of Maverick One: A Star Wars Story. The show has proactively been confirmed to have two seasons with the second season expected to go into production soon. Tony Gilroy, who co-composed Maverick One, is serving as the series showrunner, however he doesn’t have plans to coordinate any episodes. Benjamin Caron, Toby Haynes, and Susanna White are completely credited for helming episodes in the main season, and it seems to be a Yellowjackets alum will handle a portion of the second season. According to Gilroy, Ariel Kleiman, who helmed the “Trip of the Honey bee” episode of Yellowjackets as well as episodes of Top of the Lake, The Hotel, and that’s just the beginning, is now lined up for Andor.

“I’m not [directing in season two]. I can’t. This occupation is simply excessively immense. I lack opportunity and energy in excess. It’s a truly unfortunate utilization of my time,” Gilroy explained to The Hollywood Correspondent. “Ari [Ariel] Kleiman is out in Pinewood. We start shooting in November. He started prepping three weeks prior. He has his hands full out there just to get to November. There was some dream that I would wind up doing the last block, yet I just can’t, to be completely forthright with you.”

He added, “So the directors who’ve come in have all been great, and they’re truly aggressive. They’re truly insatiable. You want an additional retrorocket to go off when now is the right time to coordinate. At the point when someone else comes in and says, ‘Man, I need to make this great. I need to improve it,’ it’s truly exciting. So I can say that I’m not directing. I’ll be here [in Pinewood], however I’m not directing.”

In addition to Luna, Andor stars Genevieve O’Reilly as Mon Mothma, Stellan Skarsgård as Luthen Rael, Adria Arjona as Bix Caleen, Denise Gough as Dedra Meero, Kyle Soller as Syril, and Fiona Shaw as Maarva. The show will likewise consider the arrival of Backwoods Whitaker to be Saw Gerrera and feature Eedy Karn, Robert Emms, David Hayman, Alex Plants, Clemens Schick, and Ebon Greenery Bachrach. In past interviews, Gilroy has shared a few original thoughts for the series and explained why there won’t be any “fan administration.” as a matter of fact, he prodded that watchers don’t should be enthusiasts of Star Wars to have fun.