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Star Wars TV series?
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JimboJones123
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Lucas land, AK SW expansion. Odessey turning into the Cantina. Build your own Pod racer shop in Downtown Disney.
So much Star Wars going on.
So much Star Wars going on.
BareNecessities
Member
I really can't wait to see all of the new Star Wars (and hopefully Indiana Jones) shows, movies, etc. There really is so much potential here.
Lord Pheonix
Active Member
something tells me were gonna have a star wars overload coming in the next few years..........
why no love for star trek?? would be perfect for epcot or tomorrowland, whereas star trek tended to be more technical and sceintificly oriented when starwars was more of a fantasy production. not so much the original, but definatly the next generation, deep space 9, and voyager.
why no love for star trek?? would be perfect for epcot or tomorrowland, whereas star trek tended to be more technical and sceintificly oriented when starwars was more of a fantasy production. not so much the original, but definatly the next generation, deep space 9, and voyager.
bhg469
Well-Known Member
They made millions off of it and I wish it failed. The characters are all pretty terrible. Almost jar jar bad.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
I would completely disagree with that. I think they have done an excellent job with the Clone Wars TV series. Yes, they have had some misses in it, but the good stuff far out ways the bad. They have also introduced some really strong characters that I wouldn't mind seeing in a live action TV series or movie.
JimboJones123
Well-Known Member
Clone Wars is awful. Guess what, the whole series is filler. The original Clone Wars series of shorts was pretty great, but the CG series is dumb. Every few weeks, they have to reset the characters. Makes no sense.
disney fan 13
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HBO, and it was called Underworld.
Taylor
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Yeah it is about bounty hunters set in Corusant
Thomas morrow
Active Member
Underworld was a working title that Rick McCallum let slip in an interview in January of 2012 HBO wasn't an outlet for the show as he explains
then in a May interview he backtracked on the title http://www.ign.com/videos/2012/05/20/rick-mccallum-star-wars-tv-show-still-coming and I agree danlb_2000 TCW is quite good the animation is amazing people should check it out plus the actors on the show are all extreemly fan friendly.
then in a May interview he backtracked on the title http://www.ign.com/videos/2012/05/20/rick-mccallum-star-wars-tv-show-still-coming and I agree danlb_2000 TCW is quite good the animation is amazing people should check it out plus the actors on the show are all extreemly fan friendly.
GeorgiaPinesRJB
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They have been talking about a Star Wars TV show since around 2004/2005. I remember being in high school when they first mentioned it... I'd like to see it come to fruition. I think BSG and Firefly kind of set the bar for what you can do with live-action sci-fi shows...
Cmdr_Crimson
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While CN Can have the Clone Wars..Disney Can have Star Wars Detours (Created by The Robot Chicken Creators Seth Green & Matt Senreich)..And to be honest It looks funny!
The Trailer.
A Clip with Seth Mcfarlane as Palpatine.
The Trailer.
A Clip with Seth Mcfarlane as Palpatine.
JimboJones123
Well-Known Member
Detours does look fun.
PeterAlt
Well-Known Member
I love this part:
"The project was commissioned by longtime Lucasfilm producer Rick McCallum, who enlisted writers such as Battlestar Galactica's Ron Moore and swore them to NDA secrecy on the plot details (more on the show's storyline below)."
Lol
Disneyhead'71
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If Disney holds to it's standard method of operation, expect them to pimp Star Wars 24/7/365 on 3 different channels until everyone can't stand the sight of another Stormtrooper. (I'm looking at you "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire". Didn't they even start a WWTBAM 24/7 channel?)
PeterAlt
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What network would Disney put it on? It's obviously premium channel material, which means ABC is out of the question. That leaves their cable networks. The problem is that they don't own any premium cable networks. All their premium material goes to Starz because of a deal they've made with them, but Disney does not own Starz. So, the economics aren't there, unless Disney plans on buying Starz.