We find out this episode that this is more or less Luthen ... out” speech delivered by Andy Serkis’s prisoner character Kino Loy last season led to the deaths of almost all the prisoners ...

Andy Serkis explains why Kino Loy doesn’t return in Andor Season 2, calling his arc complete and emotionally powerful.

And Episode 10 features the third — and possibly final — appearance of Andy Serkis as inmate-turned-revolutionary Kino Loy. Over the course of these three episodes, we’ve watched Kino go ...

And Andor’s tenth episode featured two of them: Kino Loy and Luthen Rael’s monologues. While each of Andor‘s speeches was given by a different man under very different circumstances ...

It’s something Cassian has suspected from the beginning, and that we learn for certain in the explosive closing line from Kino in episode 9. But in the tenth episode, we finally see it in action.

Episode 9 comes at this idea from a fresh angle, ending with Kino Loy (Andy Serkis) abruptly forging an alliance with Cassian Andor. Introduced in episode 8, Kino Loy is an inmate in the Narkina 5 ...

As the pair work to navigate their way out, they realise the prison is in the middle of the ocean, a fact that proved problematic for Kino as he ... in the final two episodes of the season.