Star Wars BEWARE SPOILER ALERTS NOW AHEAD

This has become one of my few must watches.
It 's not just good SW, it's genuinely good tv - packed with decent actors and actually using it's running time to tell a story rather than tread water (looking at you Rings of Power!)

The combo of Andor and Tales of the Jedi covers everything I want from the Wars.

The payoff for the Jedi short of Ahsoka's training is incredible

collider.com/andor-tony-gilroy-interview-season-2/

Worth a read

I assumed loads escaped but aren't relevant to the main plot so we don't see them again. At least one of the prisoners is a rebel in Rogue One though

A few episodes ago, in Andor, the story went that all the men on Level 2 were killed by the prison because they found out that one of the men brought in was from another level. Hence the riot.. OK....

So, help me understand the story logic here, cuz unless this is the very start of the prison being used, I can't see how it works.

Existing L2 prisoners were all brought into L2 to carry out their sentences, and as we saw with Andor, new prisoners are coming in all the time. So different prisoners in the same section have different sentence lengths and different sentence start times, the end of which are dictated by the counters in their bed/cells.

The existing L2 prisoners would not have known that new prisoner, but would have seen new prisoners coming and going.

Presumably, the new L2 prisoner was told, before he came to L2 that he was being released, only to find himself in L2 sparking the riot and eventual murder of all the L2 prisoners.

So, how did the Empire's prison think that any time a prisoner who was about to be released (according to their countdown reaching zero) would not make a scene and complain when they were all of a sudden put back into a new level?

Every single person would say "Hey no, I'm supposed to be released, my counter was down to zero, now it's back up to ten thousand days" (heheheheh - see what I did there TOOLFans?)

That makes zero sense. Or did I miss some pertinent piece of outstandingly exciting dialogue?

Oh... OK, well that heavy-handed response to a mistake by the Empire, instead of say, just releasing the guy, seems right up the Empire's alley.

Hahahah see? This is what happens if you don't own, and own up to, your mistakes......