You do not imagine things: Andor Season 2 has slipped into an emblematic location of the prequel of Star Wars by turning in the same place as a scene deleted

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You do not imagine things: Andor Season 2 has slipped into an emblematic location of the prequel of Star Wars by turning in the same place as a scene deleted

Andor Season 2 has slipped into incredibly obscure Star Wars Easter eggs for fans who know the deep tradition of the venerable franchise, and now season 2 episode 10 of the favorite fans show has come in an emblematic location from prequal: Pademe Amidala’s Home of Naboo.

Among its many on -site filming locations, Andor has filmed scenes at the Château de Hever in England, which has already been used for a scene from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom threat representing Naboo, which has been deleted from the final film.

“For its appearance of season 2, Andor Production returned to a relatively unknown Naboo shooting location, Hever Castle in the Kent, England district,” reads the official guide and the Easter Star Wars eggs of the show. “In 1997, George Lucas filmed a scene finally removed there, where Jedi Knights Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, with their jar of Bocal Compagnon Gungan, entered the grounds of the Royal Palais Theed after having escaped a dangerous waterfall.”

Naboo has become one of the main locations of the enormous and culminating battle of the ghost threat between the Jedi, the gungans and the battle droids of the Federation of Commerce.

Andor has fully adopted the prequal of Star Wars, which have a mixed reputation among fans (often along the generation lines), having previously presented a Easter egg referring to the famous Podreom of Phantom threatening by briefly showing a screen of a video game from 1999.

For his part, Andor himself is also a prequel to a prequel, focusing on Cassian Andor of Diego Luna in the time that led to his role in Star Wars: Rogue One, who himself shows the head of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, The Star Wars original film.

All the episodes of Andor Season 2 are now broadcast on Disney Plus. To find out more, see our Andor Season 2 review, or get on speed with our guide to the next films and star wars shows to come in 2025 and beyond.