Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures

A nice entertaining little series, but where is the Region 4 DVD release for season 2? :-(

Funny & Makes you think of the Star Wars universe in a different way.

I thought the show was ok but it is really bad boring lame not even funny not a good show to watch for a Lego show it fails not good terrible show I thought it was good as a kid but I was wrong it's bad.

Surprisingly entertaining this show manages to be family friendly instead of simply kid friendly. It is bursting with personality. To strike a more suitable comedic tone it seems that a few characters were inspired by their puppet counterparts in the Robot chicken shorts. The emperor especially is just a treat to watch him and his antics. The main characters are also quite well written. The Freemakers do feel like a real family. it is quite heartwarming to see them work together. Furthermore the setting makes perfect use of the lego star wars setting by merging the master builder concept from the lego movie with the concept of the force. The result is quite unlike everything else in the star wars franchise and a breath of fresh air. using the force to build instead of throwing stuff around allows for a lot more creativity on the part of the writers. Finally, while a few people might lament the status of the show as non canon to the broader Disney Star wars franchise i must say that this works to the show's advantage. It has far more liberty in its storytelling by being in its own canon.

LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures gets it right by offering a single, continuous storyline that unfolds across its episodes, ideal for both loyal Star Wars buffs and younger viewers. The Freemaker family-Rowan, Kordi, and Zander-are caught in an adventure blending humor, action, and references to the wider Star Wars lore while exploring their connection to the Force and battling the Empire. The animation is colorful and lively, carrying a nice pace and delivering laughs for all ages.

However, the tone can feel a bit watered-down: although narratively solid, the script doesn't dive deeply into secondary characters and the central conflict ends up being somewhat predictable . It's a pleasant, lightweight watch, but lacks the depth sought by more mature or demanding audiences. In short, a cheerful family-friendly pick with a coherent premise and charm, but one that doesn't surprise.