Andor season 2 and Alien: Earth get new teasers in new Disney Plus trailer – as well as fresh looks at Marvel's 2025 slate
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“Let’s make it worth it,” Cassian Andor begins as we see our best look yet at the upcoming Star Wars show in the trailer. “Is there no one who can help us?” the voiceover begins as we see stormtroppers descend, before Bix says they need a pilot. “You’re thinking like a thief,” Luthen tells Andor, before he replies: “I’m thinking like a soldier.” The clip ends with an explosion as Andor is told to “think like a leader”.
Alien: Earth, Noah Hawley’s upcoming TV show in the Alien universe also got a tease in the trailer too. Beginning on a lush, green planet, we see a ship before a voiceover begins: “This ship collected specimens from a far away moon. Monsters.” A xenomorph then makes a terrifying appearance in our best look yet at the show.
Elsewhere, the first look at The Bear season 2 and new trailers for Skeleton Crew, Iron Heart and Daredevil: Born Again. Glen Powell also makes a brief appearance for his upcoming show Chad Powers.
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