It remains a perplexing mystery of Star Wars lore: how did the Empire manage to secretly start construction on a second even more formidable Death Star.

“Andor” changed all that. Coping with inner pain has been a theme throughout its two-season run, which comes to a close Tuesday when Disney+ releases a series-finale trilogy of episodes. It starts with its title character, who is left rootless by the deaths and destruction around him.

It might just be the best “Star Wars” content ever made. “Andor” tells a captivating story that explores the frightening force of fascism and the human toll of revolution. While there are plenty of other places in the “Star Wars” catalogue where Stormtroopers provide comic relief,