If I'm honest about it, all of Star Wars versions leading up to this series are aimed at children and adolescents. The good guys are clear, the bad guys are clear, there are no ambiguous situations and no grey areas.
This series is squarely aimed at adults. It is cerebral and complicated. The good guys do some bad things, some of the bad guys have admirable motives, and the characters (Luthen Rael, for example, who is weaving a web to gain freedom for the galaxy does so at the expense of his own soul, knowing he sends people to their deaths for "the greater good," and sacrificing his entire life and future to exact that freedom for others) are simply brilliantly written. Luthen is an idealist's hero and a terrible person all at the same time. Andor is the guy we're pulling for even though we cringe a bit when he uses other people at times. Even though I find Syril Karn somewhat despicable, I can't help wanting him to break free of his mother's stranglehold on his life even if it means giving over to the Empire (who also has a stranglehold on his life).
There's just so much good about this series and it's sad to know the end has to come shortly since we already know what's going to happen to Andor in the end, which is also not far away on the timeline. You'd think knowing the ending would ruin it all, but it only makes it more intriguing because the writers have done such a great job fleshing out the characters.
April cannot arrive soon enough...