I've been a Star Trek fan for as long as I can remember. I'm the one who convinced our family to start watching Star Trek: The Next Generation when it premiered. When I was in high school, I wore a Starfleet uniform to school for Halloween. My Data cosplay even made it into our high school yearbook.

As an adult, I eventually got around to watching every official Star Trek episode, film, and short ever made.

I'm also a Star Wars fan. I'm not nearly as invested in the Star Wars franchise, but I would qualify as a Star Wars fan by most standards. I've seen the nine main movies plus Rogue One. I had a few of the earliest Star Wars toys back in the day. Every empty paper towel roll or wrapping paper roll I get my hands on becomes a lightsaber.

And I recently watched Andor. It took me a while to get around to it because it wasn’t Star Trek and I tend to prefer Star Trek. But I eventually heard so many good reviews that I decided to give it a try.

Andor is a thought-provoking and inspiring work of antifascist cinema. Where is Star Trek's modern response to the rise of real-world fascism?

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