One Way Out

"One Way Out"
Production information
Series	Andor
Season	1
Episode	10
Air date	November 9, 2022
Run time	46 minutes
Director(s)	Toby Haynes
Writer(s)	Beau Willimon
Episode chronology
Timeline	5 BBY
Previous episode	"Nobody's Listening!"
Next episode	"Daughter of Ferrix"

"There is one way out. Right now, the building is ours."

―Kino Loy

"One Way Out" is the tenth episode of the first season of Andor. The episode is directed by Toby Haynes and written by Beau Willimon.

Official description

A rare opportunity opens and the time for Cassian and his fellow inmates to act is now.

Expanded description

A rare opportunity opens and the time for Cassian and his allies to act is now. Meanwhile, to ensure the future of the rebellion, Mon Mothma brokers a new deal with a very high cost.

Plot summary

Kino's choices

At Narkina 5 Imperial Prison Complex, the medic removes the corpse of Ulaf under the supervision of an armed guard. The other prisoners watch with their hands raised. Later, Cassian Jeron Andor tells Kino Loy that they have to escape tomorrow. He says that the guards know that they are outnumbered and killed a hundred men. Andor points out that the 5,000 men are doomed never to leave. He reasons that whatever they are working on is important to the Galactic Empire.

Loy is unwilling to commit since he is skeptical of Andor's lack of a plan. The two get into a physical tussle. Andor tells Loy that his plan is predicated on the new man coming to replace Ulaf the following day. He urges Loy to grab the opportunity before it is too late. Andor tells Loy he is ready to die in the escape attempt. As they walk through the corridor leading to their cells, the other men ask what happened to Ulaf and what happened on Level Two.

Andor confirms that the prison guards fried the entire Level Two after mistakenly sending back a man who had been released. Loy confirms Andor's story and tells the other prisoners that they are not releasing anyone. He tells them to return to their cells and start figuring it out.

Plans in motion

Elsewhere, Imperial Security Bureau Supervisor Dedra Meero and her colleagues receives news that Anto Kreegyr's group have taken the bait and retrieved the dead pilot and are asking for a landing bay. Kafrene authorities claim that the pilot died as a result of a hydraulic failure after exiting hyperspace. Supervisor Lonni Jung convinces Major Lio Partagaz that Imperial forces should not wait but should make their presence felt. Meero exits the command room.

On Ferrix, Jezzi informs Doctor Mullmoy that Maarva Andor has not been taking her medicines. They are being watched by Cinta Kaz, who is in turn being watched by Corv. At the Chandrilan Embassy, Senator Mon Mothma and Tay Kolma meet with the Chandrilan banker Davo Sculdun, who talks about his taste for architecture. Sculdun is acquainted with Mothma's husband Perrin Fertha. After exchanging pleasantries, they discuss Mothma's efforts to secure alternative funding arrangements for her foundation.

Sculdun offers to help Mothma bundle her transactions in ways that can make it hard for outsiders to detect. He agrees that the Empire's new financial regulations have made it harder for certain transactions. Sculdun views the situation as a game they can play. Mothma says that this is charitable foundation and asks how much he is charging. Sculdun offers to do it without a price but Mothma insists. He replies that a drop of discomfort is the price of doing business with him.

Sculdun sets his price, which is a return invitation. Mothma is amenable until Sculdun reveals that he wants to introduce his 14 year old son to Mothma's 13 year old daughter Leida Mothma. Mothma expresses her disapproval of the Chandrilan tradition of child betrothals. Sculdun replies that their social positions sometimes makes decisions for them and that they lead lives that encourage conformity. When Mothma asks if this is his only offer, Sculdun gives an affirmative. Mothma tells Kolma to usher Sculdun out and claims she won't consider his offer. Sculdun replies that is the first untrue thing she has said before leaving.

Elsewhere, Kleya Marki informs Luthen Rael about a mark found on the fountain. She believes this was a message that "he" wants a meeting since the rail downstairs is gone. Marki dislikes the timing and advises Rael to go to Fondor while she takes care of business on Coruscant. Rael says if has been a year since their contact has reached out to them. He is willing to take risks even if it is a trap.

The prison revolution

The following day, Loy speaks to the prisoners and convinces them that they should escape. While walking through the sky bridge, the announcer announces over the intercom that all skybridge transfers will be on program and silent until further notice. The prisoners report to their shifts as usual.

Later, Andor and his fellow prisoners including Jemboc put their escape plans into action. Andor grabs a wrench and proceeds to cut a water pipe while Loy barks orders. The prison guards prepare another prisoner to be let down onto the factory floor. While waiting for Andor, the other prisoners arm themselves with tools. The prisoners raise their hands while the new prisoner is escorted down the lift. Alarms begin ringing due to the burst pipe.

As the floors flood due to the burst pipes, two prisoners stage a fight which soon engulfs the floor. Andor jams the lift carrying the new prisoner and his guard. The prisoners climb on the lift and take out the guard. Other prisoners hurl objects at the other guards while Andor climbs the disabled lift. A guard issues orders to spark the floor, prompting Loy to tell the prisoners to climb onto the tables. The water causes the metallic floors to short-circuit.

With the electric field disabled, Loy leads the prisoners on 5-2-D in revolt. The guards attempt to use their higher ground to hold back the prisoners but are overwhelmed. Some prisoners are killed but they succeed in storming the control room and taking out the guard posted there. The prisoners in 5-2-D begin climbing the disabled lift. The flooding spreads to other floors while Andor, Loy and the other prisoners help themselves to weapons.

The great escape

Other guards receive news about the flooding and riot in 5-2-D. The revolt soon spreads to other floors with prisoners from 5-2-D encouraging the other prisoners to fight for their freedom. They fight and kill the guards they encounter. The announcer issues orders to activate the sonic countdown and to isolate Level 5. Kino Loy forces his way into the Level Eight command center and demands the announcer stop the countdown. When he refuses, he shoots a correction officer, prompting a third to say he will comply.

Andor also tells the guard to deactivate the hydro generators. The guard claims the announcer has access to the hydro generators. Loy forces the announcer at gunpoint to deactivate the hydro generators, shutting down power across the prison. When the backup power supply activates, Andor forces the two guards out of the console at gunpoint.

Andor tells a reluctant Loy to address the other prisoners. Loy tells the prisoners that they have deactivated every floor on the facility and urges them to escape. He says that the guards are outnumbered and to take their chance to escape even if it means death. Loys tells the prisoners that they fried a hundred men on Level 2 and reveals that the prisoners are not being released after serving their sentences but are being transferred to other prisons. He tells the prisoners to run, climb, and kill in order to escape the prison. Andor and Loy then leave the Level Eight command center, sparing the two surviving guards.

The prisoners charge through the sky bridges and stairs. The remaining guards hide in a bunker in fear. Reaching the top of the prison complex, the prisoners jump into the sea. Loy reveals that he cannot swim while Andor and the other prisoners take the plunge. Hours later Andor and Melshi sprint across the beaches of Narkina 5 under the cover of a night illuminated by three moons, the two men pursued by Imperial patrols.

The spymaster and the double agent

Elsewhere, a disguised Lonni Jung walks through a crowd on Coruscant. He walks through a series of tunnel and enters a turbolift where he retrieves an earpiece. Rael instructs him to press the buttons for 215 in the event of a trap. As the lift descends, Rael congratulates him that his daughter is healthy and beautiful, and that he must be pleased. Jung is uncomfortable that Rael has been spying on him and his family.

Jung warns Rael of a new rising supervisor named Dedra Meero, who is investigating a rebel figure called "Axis" whom she believes is building a rebel network. Meero is looking at stolen Imperial naval equipment in order to find a link to Aldhani. He tells Rael that Meero is interested in the Ferrix Incident and has been tearing the place apart. He adds that they are searching for the thief and the "middle man."

Rael tells Jung to encourage Meero since she is "wasting" time. Jung asks if Rael had anything to do with the events on Aldhani but he is evasive. Rael asks Jung why he is here. Jung explains that Meero captured a rebel pilot running supplies for Kreegyr. He explains that they turned him immediately and staged an accident. The Empire is also aware of Kreegyr's plans to raid the power station on Spellhaus. Rael is willing to sacrifice the lives of Kreegyr and his 50 men to mislead the ISB into thinking that there is no leak in security. Rael emphasizes that he is doing Jung a favor.

The lift door opens and Jung is greeted by Rael in person, who asks why they are really here. Jung tells Rael that he can't continue being a double agent since he is a father now. Rael reminds him that they took a vow. Jung offers to trade Meero, Spellhaus, and Ferrix to Rael. He says he has been working his way up the ranks of the ISB for six years but can't do it anymore. Rael asks Jung how he would justify leaving to the ISB. Jung mentions his health and his wife's import business, but Rael is unconvinced. Rael is unwilling to let Jung go since the rebels have invested a lot in him. He tells Jung that he is trapped.

When Jung asks if his sacrificed means nothing to Rael, Rael responds that his investment in the Rebellion is epic due to having to lead a double life. He describes Jung as a hero that the Rebellion needs. Jung asks Rael what he sacrifices. Rael replies calm, kindness, kinship, and love. Having given up peace, Rael says that he is condemned to use the tools of his enemy to defeat them. Rael tells Jung he has sacrificed everything and implores Jung to continue his work.

Credits

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Cast

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Crew

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Special thanks

Cast

Christopher Fairbank as Ulaf Hubert Hanowicz as Box Guard Left Kingsley Amadi as Box Guard Right Salman Akhtar as Night Shift #1 Christopher York as Night Shift #7 Jonathan Gunning as Night Shift #4 Adrian Rawlins as Doctor Rhasiv Anton Valensi as Box Shift #1 Jack Donoghue as Night Shift #2 Mensah Bediako as Zinska Romario Simpson as Night Shift #3 Andy Serkis as Kino Loy Bradley Farmer as Kino Loy Stunt Double Diego Luna as Cassian Andor Martin Wilde as Cassian Andor Stunt Double Martin Ware as "Voice of God" Andy Gathergood as Table #1 Ben Fox as Table #2 Samson Cox-Vinell as Table #3 Fode Simbo as Table #4 Rasaq Kukoyi as Birnok Brian Bovell as Jemboc Steven Morphew as Table #7 Tom Reed as Taga Duncan Pow as Melshi Leo Woodruff as Melshi Stunt Double Clemens Schick as Ham Josef Davies as Xaul Michael Jenn as Supervisor Lagret Denise Gough as Dedra Meero Robert Emms as Supervisor Lonni Jung Anton Lesser as Major Partagaz Jacob James Beswick as Attendant Heert Matt Dunkley as Doctor Mullmoy Pamela Nomvete as Jezzi Varada Sethu as Cinta Kaz Noof Ousellam as Corv Richard Dillane as Davo Sculdun Ben Miles as Tay Kolma Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma Elizabeth Dulau as Kleya Marki Stellan Skarsgård as Luthen Rael Elliot Greene as Console Guard #1 Josh Herdman as Delivery Guard #1 Kenny Fullwood as Delivery Guard #2 Chike Chan as Console Guard #2 James Cooney as "Apostle" Paul McEwan as Intake Warden

Crew

Directed by – Toby Haynes Written by – Beau Willimon Created by – Tony Gilroy Based on Star Wars by – George Lucas Executive Producers – Sanne Wohlenberg, Tony Gilroy, Kathleen Kennedy, Diego Luna, Toby Haynes, Michelle Rejwan Director of Photography – Adriano Goldman, (ASC), (BSC), (ABC) Production Designer – Luke Hull Editor – Simon Smith Music by – Nicholas Britell Casting by – Nina Gold, Martin Ware Producers – Kate Hazell, David Meanti Co-Producers – John Gilroy, Michael Garcia, John Hampian Visual Effects Supervisor – Mohen Leo Visual Effects Producer – TJ Falls First Assistant Director – Barrie McCulloch Costume Designer – Michael Wilkinson Hair & Makeup Designer – Emma Scott Associate Producer – Ally O'Leary Consulting Producer – Stephen Schiff Stunt Coordinator – Marc Mailley Assistant Stunt Coordinator – Tolga Kenan Stunt Performers – Peter Alberti, Ashley Beck, Rob Bowen, Scott Brady, Andrew Burford, Yusuf Chaudhri, Nick Chopping, Andrius Davidenas, Sam Durrani, Andy Eadie, Bradley Farmer, Doren Farmer, Danny Freitas, Ryan Green, Elliot Hawkes, Stefan Healy, Matt Hermiston, Paul Joseph, Mathew Kaye, Jamie Karitzis, Michael Lagin, Felix Leech, Richard Leggett, Victor Leon, Lukaz Leong, Benos Noble, Jake Osborn, Ryan Palmer, Tomas Paredes de Dios, Oleg Podobin, Ace Ruele, Tim Sanders, Jake Shallcross, Jon Slayer, Peter Syckelmoore, Harvey Taylor, Richard Townsend Stunt Department Coordinator – Emma Ennis Head Stunt Rigger – Kevin Lyons Stunt Riggers – Mark Godleman CFX Movement Coordinator – Derek Arnold Puppeteers – Derek Arnold, Barbara Fadden, Charlotte Louise, Stephanie Silva, Latesha White Unit Production Manager – Lulu Morgan Production Supervisor – Laura Hunter Production Coordinator – Caroline Houghton Assistant Production Coordinator – James Hunter Travel Coordinator – Josephina van Leeuwen Production Secretary – Katie Cruci Production Assistants – Ben Sharp, Shefali Parmar, Reece Broughton Executive Assistant to Tony Gilroy & Sanne Wohlenberg – Suzi Wilson Assistants to Kathleen Kennedy – Kimiko Fox, Athena Sammy Assistant to Ben Caron – George Graham Tandem Unit Production Supervisor – Lorraine Edwards Tandem Unit Production Coordinator – Victorine Tamafo Tandem Unit Production Secretary – Victoria Griffin Production Accountant – Ben Rackley Second Unit Accountant – Joan Lambe First Assistant Accountant – Harmeek Singh Saandal Assistant Accountant/Lead AP – Kerry Heanue Accounts Assistants – Ronveer Hayer, Chris Heanue, Nathaniel McCarthy Payroll Accountants – Amber Aitken, Kamilla Billing Assistant Payroll Accountant – Chiren Aujla Payroll Assistant – Kirsten Bickers P-Card Cashier – Kieran Crichlow Second Assistant AP – Jacqueline Crockett Accounts Trainees – Devina Aujla, Isabel McGovern Post Production Accounting – Reel Figures LTD. 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Appearances

By type

Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

Cassian Jeron Andor Maarva Carassi Andor (Indirect mention only) Birnok Corv Felzonis Perrin Fertha (Mentioned only) Ham Heert Jemboc Jezzi (First appearance) Lonni Jung Lonni Jung's daughter (First mentioned) Lonni Jung's wife (First mentioned) Cinta Kaz Tay Kolma Anto Kreegyr (Mentioned only) Lagret Kino Loy Kleya Marki Dedra Meero Ruescott Melshi Leida Mothma (Mentioned only) Mon Mothma Mullmoy (First appearance) Lio Partagaz Luthen Rael Rhasiv Davo Sculdun (First appearance) Davo Sculdun's boss (First mentioned) Stekan Sculdun (First mentioned) Taga Ulaf (Appears as a corpse) Ulaf's replacement (First appearance) Unidentified box guard Unidentified box guard left Unidentified console guard Unidentified Imperial prisoner (Mentioned only) Unidentified Narkina 5 intake warden Unidentified Narkina 5 prison commander (First pictured) Unidentified night shift prisoner 1 Unidentified night shift prisoner 4 Unidentified rebel pilot (Mentioned only) Xaul Zinska

Events

Imperial Era Ambush on Ferrix (Mentioned only) Aldhani heist (Indirect mention only) Occupation of Ferrix Spellhaus attack (Mentioned only) Narkina 5 prison escape (First appearance)

Locations

Aldhani (Mentioned only) Core Worlds Chandrila (Mentioned only) Corusca sector Coruscant subsector Coruscant system Coruscant Imperial City 215 (First mentioned) Chandrilan Embassy Federal District COMPNOR arcology ISB Central Office Galactic Antiquities and Objects of Interest Free Trade sector Morlani system Ferrix Ferrix Depot Gavalox Communications Hotel Rix Unidentified chair store Outer Rim Territories Abrion sector Narkina system Narkina 5 Narkina 5 Imperial Prison Complex Level 1 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 2 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 3 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 4 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 5 Level 6 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 7 (First appearance) (Appears on screen) Level 8 (First appearance) Narkina 5 prison barge landing bay Narkina 5 Imperial Prison Complex command center (First appearance) Kafrene (Mentioned only) Spellhaus (Mentioned only) Spellhaus Imperial power station (Mentioned only)

Organizations and titles

Aide Andor family Anto Kreegyr's group (Indirect mention only) Axis network Banker Cinta Kaz's family Doctor Galactic Empire 5-2 (First identified as 5-2) Unit Five-Two-D Table Five Table two 5-3 (First mentioned) 5-5 (First mentioned) 5-6 (First mentioned) Imperial Military Ferrix garrison Imperial Army Stormtrooper Corps Stormtrooper Imperial Navy (Mentioned only) Imperial Officer Corps Imperial officer Imperial Security Bureau Investigations ISB Attendant ISB Supervisor Imperial Senate (Mentioned only) Senator Narkina 5 prison guard Kafrene Rescue Salvage (Mentioned only) (First identified as Kafrene Rescue Salvage) Kino Loy's family Lonni Jung's wife's family (First mentioned) Mothma family Officer Lieutenant Major Pilot Sculdun family (First appearance) Spy Supervisor Technician Thief (Mentioned only) Unidentified import business (First mentioned) Warden

Sentient species

Ahmar's species Human Chandrilan Kenari Unidentified horned species (First appearance)

Vehicles and vessels

Airspeeder Starship V-21.1 Chevlex (Mentioned only) GPE-7000 (Mentioned only)

Weapons and technology

Armor Helmet Stormtrooper armor Blaster Blaster pistol DH-17 blaster pistol Blaster rifle E-11 medium blaster rifle Code cylinder Comm unit Datapad Hover-stretcher Imperial masking unit (Indirect mention only) Imperial N-S9 Starpath Unit (Indirect mention only) Melee weapon Zap rod Officer's disk "Tulip" style Imperial work station Tunqstoid protective boot Turbolift

Miscellanea

Alien Bunk Capital City Ecumenopolis Clothing Boot Cape Hat Imperial military uniforms Imperial kepi Rank insignia plaque Jumpsuit Naboo crest headdress Scarf Death Dream (Mentioned only) Eye Factory Flower of life Foodstuff Ghost (Mentioned only) Hair Hotel Hyperspace (Mentioned only) Imperial crest Kalikori Landing bay (Mentioned only) Language Galactic Basic Standard Writing Aurebesh Bazeese script Laser Marriage (Mentioned only) Money (Mentioned only) Moon Mouth Ocean Parent Planet Plant Flower Tree Prisoner Project Stardust Refresher Skybridge Skyscraper Sleep Steel Tunqstoid steel Stone Lothal Jedi Temple key stone Sun (Mentioned only) Time Second Standard day Standard month Standard year 35 BBY (Mentioned only) 5 BBY Tooth Water Window

Sources

• This Week! in Star Wars Marvel Star Wars Comic Covers Revealed, Andor's Adria Arjona Stops By, and More! on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (Posted on StarWars.com)
• "One Way Out" Episode Guide | Andor on StarWars.com (backup link)
• Andor Analyzed: 5 Highlights from Episode 10, "One Way Out" on StarWars.com (backup link)
• The Tragedy of Kino Loy: Andy Serkis on His Return to Star Wars in Andor on StarWars.com (backup link)
• This Week! in Star Wars Andor's Andy Serkis Breaks Our Heart, Life Day Celebrations, and More! on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (Posted on StarWars.com)
• This Week! in Star Wars The Bad Batch Trailer, Nicholas Britell Talks Andor Music, and More! on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link) (Posted on StarWars.com)
• From a Certain Point of View: What's Your Favorite Episode of Andor (So Far)? on StarWars.com (backup link)
• Andor | Luthen Rael's Monologue | Disney+ on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
• Andor | Kino Loy's Monologue | Disney+ on the official Star Wars YouTube channel (backup link)
• "Star Wars: Andor Season One Companion" — Star Wars Insider 217
• "Retrieval" Episode Guide | The Bad Batch on StarWars.com (backup link)
• "Galactic Britain II: Cassian's Travels" — Star Wars Insider 219 (Erroneously mentioned as "Daughter of Ferrix")
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• "One Way Out" on the Aurebesh Wiki

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