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Fans had a look at a sneak trailer for Season 3 of The Bad Batch (yes, it will have a third and final season) and a glimpse at Star Wars: Visions – Volume 2
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Nothing big on the Movies & TV front but still a feature filled day for those in attendance.
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Check out some videos and pictures from the second day and watch this space for more on Star Wars Celebration – Europe 2023 (yes, more, I am a big Star Wars fan after all!)
So stoked to hear Dave Filoni is writing another season of Tales of the Jedi! “Tales of the Jedi was so fun the first time, I decided to do some more,” he said.
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And check out great Poster for the Re-Release of Return of the Jedi
Check out some pictures from the first day and watch this space for more on Star Wars Celebration – Europe 2023 including some great videos.
So stoked to hear Dave Filoni will be directing a Star Wars MOVIE!
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In the final show before Star Wars Celebration we discuss all the latest announcements for the main show as well as Boonta Eve and Cantina2 as we gear up for the Star Wars fan gathering of the year.
We talk about the the latest Mando Mania products, as well as Denuo Novo’s Cassian Andor jacket.
We check out the story trailer for Jedi: Survivor, and chew over the latest film and TV rumours. We celebrate the three Andor Bafta nominations, and Ahmed Best returning to Star Wars live action.
Before we end the show with a discussion on this past week’s episode of The Mandalorian.
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By Klein Felt
Members of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars cast revealed that Season 8 of the hit animated series was much closer to happening than one may have expected.
The final seventh season of the series stunned fans back in 2020, with the show’s final batch of episodes hitting Disney+ before Star Wars said goodbye to the Clone Wars story.
And despite The Clone Wars being as beloved as it is (even winning the likes of Anakin Skywalker actor Hayden Christensen over), the series was no stranger to being on the chopping block during its seven-season run.
The series was thought to have been completed after its beloved sixth season; however, it came back for a seventh using incomplete story ideas from before and repurposing them into one batch of 12 cohesive series-closing episodes…
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On this weeks show we discuss all the latest announcements for Star Wars Celebration, Boonta Eve, and Cantina2.
We talk about the new Jaxxon annual from Dark Horse Comics, the latest Mando Mania products, Regal Robot’s Grogu maquette, and Sideshow’s Paz Vizsla figure.
We celebrate Obi-Wan Kenobi winning at the CAS Awards, commiserate Willow being shelved after one season, and look ahead to the Lucas Museum arriving in 2025.
Before we end the show with a discussion on this past week’s episode of The Mandalorian.
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Join Brian Cameron, Mark Newbold, and Matt Booker on Good Morning Tatooine to discuss this weeks Star Wars news.
On this weeks show we discuss all the latest announcements for Star Wars Celebration, Boonta Eve, Fan Fun Day and Cantina2.
We talk about RSVLTS coming to the UK, check out the latest products that are part of Mando Mania, and the Bo-Katan Kryze Helmet from Denuo Novo.
We debate the future of the Star Wars park experience as the Galactic Starcruiser cuts back its flights, and the future of Star Wars films as Bob Iger and Jon Favreau discuss the topic in the midst of more product cancellations.
We look ahead to the June comic slate, as Marvel release their solicitations and take our first look at From A Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi.
Before we end the show with a discussion on this past week’s episode of The Mandalorian.
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By Aeron Mer Eclarinal
A new report revealed a promising update about the release window of Ahsoka on Disney+.
The upcoming Star Wars series is set to bring back Rosario Dawson’s titular Jedi into the forefront after her memorable live-action appearances in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.
While Disney already confirmed the show’s debut on Disney+ this year, its exact release date is unknown. However, an update could arrive sooner than later since its trailer will reportedly debut at Star Wars Celebration next month…
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On this weeks show we discuss all the latest announcements for Star Wars Celebration, and Cantina2.
We check out Darth Elvis’ latest track, and all the latest products from Hasbro for Indiana Jones and The Bad Batch, the first set of “Mando Mania” items, and Gentle Giant’s Sabine Wren mini bust.
We have the latest Marvel Comics news with a cross over event announced, and season 2 of The Mandalorian revealed.
We view the latest clips from The Bad Batch, and The Mandalorian.Andy Serkis have been talking Andor and Snoke and we will chat about his thoughts on his Star Wars characters, and Random House have released an excerpt from upcoming book Cataclysm.
Before we end the show with a discussion on this past week’s The Mandalorian season three debut.
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On this weeks show up for discussion are the latest guest announcements for Star Wars Celebration, Cantina2, and SWFFD; as well as all the build up to The Mandalorian season 3.
We check out the Denuo Novo Rogue One Death Trooper helmet, Micro Galaxy Squadron Wave III, Gentle Giants’ Koska Reeves 1/6 Scale Mini-Bust, and the Snips and Skyway FiGPin Disney Park exclusives.
We celebrate Women’s History Month with the latest covers from Marvel Comics, and look ahead to Dark Horse Comics’ Tales from the Death Star. Pinewood Studios is going to be expanding, and we will have all the latest news on the extension, and we will also have the latest on Disney After Dark May extravaganza, and the D23 European events heading our way in April.
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Will we get some solid Star Wars movie news at Star Wars Celebration London? Do we have a new Snoke theory in 2023?? These questions and more answered in this week’s Q&A!
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Join Brian Cameron, and Paul Naylor on Good Morning Tatooine as they discuss this weeks Star Wars news.
On this weeks show we discuss the latest guest announcements for Star Wars Celebrations, and two of the events around the show – Bib’s Bash, and Return of the Bash.
We check out the latest product announcements from Hasbro, Deuno Novo, and Funko. Look at the Tales from the Galaxy Edge VR2 trailer, ILM’s latest Andor breakdown, and The Mandalorian featurette for season three.
Before ending the show by looking ahead to Visions season two!
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By Jennifer McDonough
A popular theory regarding the fan-favorite clone trooper, Captain Rex, and a background character from Return of the Jedi might not hold as much water as it used to.
In the Star Wars Original Trilogy capper Return of the Jedi, the heroes venture to the forest moon of Endor to disable the Empire’s shield generator and help to obliterate the second Death Star.
The Rebel Alliance dispatches a team to Endor, consisting of Luke, Leia, and the other main characters, as well as a squad of ground troops. And among those soldiers is an older man with a distinctive white beard.
Then, several decades later, Captain Rex cropped up on the animated series Star Wars Rebels, sporting facial hair that made him look quite similar to that specific Endor trooper. This, of course, led fans to speculate and theorize that these two men were one and the same. But are they? Perhaps not, according to newly-revealed merchandise…
The love and generosity of Mark Hamill knows no bounds.
Our very own Luke Skywalker is doing his bit to fight the evil Empire, as he announces his plans to raise money for Ukraine by selling signed Star Wars posters.
By his own admission, he doesn’t sell signed merchandise very often — this is the first time he’s done so in six years, back when The Last Jedi was coming out — but this is a special case, as he is one of a few celebrities to become an ambassador for Ukraine’s “Army of Drones”, stepping up when Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky asked him to join the fight against the “empire of evil” last September.
Only a limited amount of posters will be sold, and while it’s yet to be determined exactly how they will be sold, Hamill suggests that it will be via some kind of auction…
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On this weeks show we discuss Alden Ehrenreich’s thoughts on the future of Han Solo. We look forward to Star Wars Celebration by checking out the first guest announcements, and some of the events around the show.
We check out Gentle Giant’s Triple Zero jumbo figure, celebrate ILM’s 18 nominations at the 21st Visual Effects Society, and look at the progress being made to George Lucas’ museum.
Before casting our eye forward to Free Comic Book Day, and the release of Arcade1Up’s Star Wars Home Arcade Game in the UK.
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On this weeks show we discuss the new trailer for The Mandalorian, Season 3, its new posters and the directors for the upcoming season.
We talk about John Williams ‘un-retirement,’ Andor’s Screen Actor Guild nominations, and Galaxy of Creatures season two.
We look ahead to Aprils comics with the recent Marvel solicitations, to this months upcoming Disney+ documentary on the making of Willow, and the first SWFFD guest announcements for May’s show.
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The Book of Boba Fett showcased Boba Fett’s rise to power on Tatooine while also setting up Season 3 of The Mandalorian in many different ways.
Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin played a significant role in the final three episodes of The Book of Boba Fett, with Episodes 5 and 6 almost exclusively continuing his story from Season 2 of The Mandalorian.
Season 3 of the hit Disney+ series is set to premiere on the streaming service on March 1. Based on the trailers that have been released regarding the upcoming installment, the show will pick up where fans left Mando at the end of The Book of Boba Fett, so it is important to remember just how much the series will impact Din Djarin’s next solo run on Disney+…
The release of the new season of The Bad Batch might have inspired people to revisit, or watch for the first time, last fall’s anthology series Tales of the Jedi.
This is according to data from Parrot Analytics published by The Wrap; the story says that in the week of Jan. 7-13 the company recorded an uptick of 5% in online demand for the series with respect to the previous week. This does not necessarily mean that the viewership numbers increased over this period of time, considering that Parrot Analytics gathers data from social media interactions about the series, articles published online about it, and even piracy. However, there is undoubtedly a correlation between online demand and viewership numbers…
Diego Luna, the man behind the leading character of Andor, teased that the upcoming second of the Star Wars series will be even better than the first.
While Season 1 might not have gotten the audience that series such as Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Book of Boba Fett did, its critical and fan reception blew both of those projects out of the water. Many have hailed Andor as being some of the best Star Wars content to date.
Production for Season 2 is already chugging along at full speed, and the talented individuals behind the scenes are hard at work on finishing the last half of the now-beloved project.
Tony Gilroy, one of the key producers and creatives behind the show, previously revealed that the second season will be “very different.” Though, he also made it clear that it’ll make the whole experience “feel really satisfying.” Now, Luna himself added to the hype…
A new set of posters representing each film from the Star Wars sequel trilogy has been unveiled.
Created by artist Devin Schloeffler, this poster set has been officially licensed by Lucasfilm, as seen in the bottom left corner of each print.
Schloeffler previously released posters with this same design for Star Wars prequel and original trilogies.
Each poster features a collage of characters and key sequences in conjunction with a central dominant symbol or icon from that particular film.
For instance, in The Force Awakens print which is titled “The Seventh,” BB-8 is front and center with Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren filling out the remainder of the droid’s silhouette…
Fans will get a new glimpse at Season 3 of The Mandalorian when a new trailer is released in a few days.
Footage from the upcoming season of the Star Wars hit series on Disney+ has already been previously released, teasing that Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin could be at odds with Katee Sackhoff’s Bo-Katan Kryze as he returns to the wastelands of Mandalore.
Season 3 is scheduled to hit Disney+ on March 1, so marketing is starting to ramp up more as the release date nears. Fans of the galaxy far, far away will be able to get a fresh look at the upcoming season as an entirely new trailer has been confirmed to drop within the next week…
Months after the series premiered on Disney+, Obi-Wan Kenobi star Ewan McGregor, who plays the titular character, reflected on the finale.
In May 2022, the highly anticipated show, Obi-Wan Kenobi, finally began streaming on Disney+. The release followed years of retooling and had been in the works since Disney first bought Lucasfilm in 2012.
The popular Disney+ project had an incredible run and packed several surprises, from Princess Leia’s unexpectedly massive role in the series to Qui-Gon Jin’s surprise cameo in the show.
Ewan McGregor now opened up about his thoughts on the hit Star Wars show, especially its thrilling conclusion…
Gina Carano, the controversy-ridden former star of the Star Wars Disney+ series, The Mandalorian, has spoken out against a contributor of The Hollywood Reporter.
For those who might not remember, the actress is known for having been let go from her role as Cara Dune in the Star Wars universe.
Leading up to her firing, Carano launched a series of Tweets that garnered a lot of attention—for all the wrong reasons. She mocked the idea of wearing a mask during the pandemic (a potentially life-saving habit), suggested that mass voter fraud occurred during the 2020 election (unequivocally false), and shared posts some viewed as transphobic.
To top it all off, the actress posted an antisemitic Instagram story where she compared being a conservative in 2021 to being a Jew during the Holocaust.
This then led to her removal from The Mandalorian—although an older report from The Hollywood Reporter claimed that Disney had been looking to get rid of her for some time.
After it all went down, Carano claimed to have been “bullied” by Walt Disney Studios. Though, she made sure to “[send] out a direct message of hope to everyone living in fear of cancelation” in light of her plights.
Now, after having developed and produced her own movie, she has some more words to share…
A new report seems to suggest that the writers of Detective Pikachu are working on a Star Wars project for Lucasfilm and Disney.
Ever since The Mandalorian, Star Wars content has exploded in the streaming world. While there may not be any recent movies, last year alone was home to three different series on Disney+: The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Andor.
This year will bring just as many, with several more already in production.
A recent rumor even revealed that yet another spinoff show is in development, hiding under the code name of “Ghost Track 17″—maybe the rumored Ezra Bridger show or even one focused on the villainous Thrawn?
But could the writers for this new show have just been revealed? At the very least, it seems clear that Lucasfilm has indeed hired more talent for its ever-expanding Star Wars Universe…
Producers for Season 2 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch on Disney+ responded to questions of Star Wars canon restrictions.
While the time between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope went unexplored on-screen for years, that has all changed with Star Wars Rebels, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and one of Lucasfilm’s latest animated series, Star Wars: The Bad Batch.
The series’ first season, which debuted in May of 2021 on Disney+, focused on experimental Clone Force 99 during the events of Order 66 and the early days of the Empire.
But since that inaugural season concluded, Lucasfilm has further explored this era with Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, and will continue to do the same with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sequel, Jedi: Survivor.
Out ahead of the The Bad Batch’s Season 2 premiere, the show’s producers commented on creating a new season while also respecting the ever-expanding Star Wars canon…
According to a new report, fans should expect to see a big Star Wars character show up in some of the franchise’s upcoming Disney+ series.
The success of The Mandalorian all the way back in 2019 spurred a renaissance for the franchise and led to multiple shows being ordered. This includes next year’s Skeleton Crew and Ahsoka along with 2024’s The Acolyte.
These new projects have also given fans the opportunity to see characters in parts of the Star Wars timeline that have never been seen before. Some of the highlights come in the form of Ahsoka after Star Wars: Rebels, Obi-Wan before A New Hope, and Cad Bane after his days in The Clone Wars and Bad Batch.
The most recent project to hit Disney’s streaming service was Andor, which went on to be loved across the board. Now it seems a character within that series will be showing up in other entries further down the timeline…
A new report has revealed some fresh insight into Jude Law’s Star Wars role.
Skeleton Crew is one of many Star Wars projects on the horizon, particularly in the streaming sphere. Fans were treated to a first look at the show’s production in September, and rumors about the potential plot have already begun circulating the internet.
But beyond a still photo and online speculation, any information about Jon Watt’s Skeleton Crew has been sparse.
Regardless, the only substantial and confirmed detail about the Disney+ show is that it will focus on a group of children traveling the galaxy and trying to make their way back home. Supposedly, the show will be a throwback in some form to 1980s “coming-of-age” classics like The Goonies and Stand By Me.
Now, a new report has shed some more light on how Jude Law will fit into the Disney+ project. This even includes some information about how The Goonies have shaped this highly anticipated, yet mysterious, Star Wars entry…
Star Wars will take a new direction with the release of The Bad Batch during its run on Disney+, making history in the process.
Fans recently got their eyes on the first trailer for Season 2 of The Bad Batch thanks to an unexpected post on the main Disney+ website, showing the fandom what Hunter, Wrecker, Omega, and the team will have to face across the galaxy. This season will even include a couple of classic Star Wars clones like Commander Cody from the original trilogy and Captain Rex from The Clone Wars, touching on plenty of Star Wars story threads from the 21st century.
The show is set to arrive on Disney+ shortly after the new year begins, complete with the first two episodes both arriving on the streaming network on January 4.
But while a two-episode premiere is far from uncommon during Disney’s streaming era, The Bad Batch will take a more unique route with the release of later episodes as well…
Boba Fett actor Temuera Morrison wants to bring back the old “badass” side of his Star Wars bounty hunter in the future.
Despite only enjoying a few minutes of screen time in Star Wars’ original trilogy, Boba Fett has always been one of the franchise’s most iconic characters. Recently, the popular bounty hunter was given a new lease of life on Disney+ as Jango Fett actor Temuera Morrison stepped into the role for The Mandalorian Season 2.
Across both his adventures with Din Djarin and his The Book of Boba Fett spin-off, Disney was criticized for not delivering enough of the badassery that the character has long been associated with. And clearly, the actor behind Fett agrees as he has revealed how he wants that to change going forward…
