The end of this week’s episode Ando Finally, K-2SO is welcome to enter the folding. At the moment of enemy on the streets of Palmo, Cassian was saved from the KX robot when he was knocked down, and he and he brought the debris back to Yavin.
After discovering that Bix is not found, he and Draven gather together to witness the reprogramming of the KX robot on a metal bed Frankenstein resonance. K-2SO wakes up and asks why actor Alan Tudyk’s character points to him in his voice.
Initially, however, his introduction was even more disturbing. Tony Gilroy told Entertainment Weekly, “Dan Gilroy wrote an amazing, completely independent plot, and is Episode 209, which is an amazing series that is like a horror movie.”
“They had to take this huge ugly tanker to Yavin, where there was a KX unit trapped inside and hunting. It was kind of like a monster movie with K2. It was really cool.”
But ultimately it is not about becoming. “We can’t afford it,” he said.
It’s great that this episode still has some horror style as he shocks life in a crazy, old-fashioned weird ghostly way, but it’s also fun to see the extended version. But, “It’s obvious that it’s out of scope, so we have to give up and consolidate things,” Gilroy said.
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