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Oscar Isaac is open to playing Poe Dameron again. The Star Wars actor recently outlined what it would take for him to consider returning to a galaxy far, far away as the fan-favorite character.

In a joint interview for Variety with his Frankenstein co-star Jacob Elordi, Isaac addressed a potential return to the Star Wars galaxy, jokingly stating (in a high-pitched child's voice), "I'm a Star Wars," a line he borrowed from The Simpsons. The actor then got serious, admitting that he's not opposed to a Star Wars return, but that he'd only do it "if there was something good to do with that." The actor added that he only...

Gwendoline Christie is, of course, best known to audiences for her portrayal of Brienne of Tarth on HBO's "Game of Thrones." The actor rose to prominence on the HBO fantasy series, where her impressive 6 '3'' stature allowed her to embody the powerful and imposing Brienne introduced in George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" books, on which the show was based. Brienne was the heir to House Tarth and a warrior who aspired to knighthood, despite that honor being denied to the women of Westeros. Over the course of the series, she formed a close bond with her one-time prisoner Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), who would go on to fulfill Brienne's wish and eventually knight her, making her the first female knight in the Seven Kingdoms.

Naturally, "Game of Thrones" put Christie on the radar of many fantasy fans -- and, apparently, many casting directors as well.

Star Wars is known for its iconic ships—the Millennium Falcon, X-wings, Tie fighters, and Star Destroyers are all synonymous with the franchise. Even people who haven’t seen a single Star Wars film could probably pick the Falcon out of a lineup, such is its importance in popular culture. However, for every Millennium Falcon or Star Destroyer, there are lesser-known ships that played crucial roles in the galaxy’s story. These underrated vessels often get overlooked in favor of their more famous counterparts, but many are just as important, and some even boast unique designs and history that deserve more attention.

Here’s a deep dive into seven of the most underrated ships in the galaxy.

1. The Yt-2400 Light Freighter

While the Millennium Falcon, a Yt-1300, is the most famous Yt-class freighter, it's far from the only one. Enter the Yt-2400, a variant that bears a striking resemblance to...

We’ve been hearing rumblings of a reboot of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes franchise for a long time. Seventeen years, in fact. Now, after attempts by the duo behind the internet web series Ask a Ninja and filmmaker Dustin Ferguson to make a new movie fell through, a new entry in the franchise, titled Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, has finally made its way through production and is set to receive a theatrical release this Halloween, courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment. The new Killer Tomatoes movie unveiled a promo video over the weekend (you can watch that in the embed above) and also has a presence at San Diego Comic-Con, where JoBlo’s own Mike Conway was able to catch up with several cast members and one of the producers!

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence is being referred to as a reboot simply because...

Today, Prime Video announced that the highly popular and critically acclaimed series, The Legend of Vox Machina, from Critical Role and Titmouse, has been renewed for a fifth and final season. Additionally, Season 4 is set to return in 2026.

Prime Video also announced that the highly anticipated new series, The Mighty Nein, from Critical Role and Titmouse, will premiere on November 19, in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

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News of The Legend of Vox Machina renewal and The Mighty Nein premiere date was revealed during the “Critical Role on Prime Video” panel at the San Diego Comic-Con. A new Vox Machina episodic clip was shown that gave audiences a sneak-peek into the upcoming fourth season.

For The Mighty Nein, Critical Role revealed episodic clips, character art designs, and the guest stars joining the new season.

In The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3, the Chroma Conclave’s...

The Legend of Vox Machina has been renewed for a fifth and final season at Prime Video, well ahead of the Season 4 debut.

The creative team announced the news during the animated series’ panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, when it was also revealed that the series will return for Season 4 in 2026. Audiences were treated to a first look at the upcoming fourth season, which you can watch above.

If the sneak peek is any indication, audiences will be treated with plenty of debauchery when the series returns next year.

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In Season 3, the Chroma Conclave’s path of destruction spreads like wildfire while the Cinder King hunts down Vox Machina. Our lovable band of misfits must rise above inner (and outer) demons to try and save their loved ones, Tal’Dorei, and all of Exandria.

“A huge congratulations to our creative collaborators at Critical Role and Titmouse...

When she was five, my daughter wanted to dress up as Bb-8 for Halloween. She asked my wife to dress up as a Torra Doza. Now, four years later, she has asked to play Torra herself for this upcoming holiday. It speaks to the popularity of the character on Star Wars Resistance.

Torra Doza is a member of the Ace pilots and helps defend the ship and her friends while beginning to see the big picture of working with the Resistance against the First Order. Torra is young and, by the looks of the animation, appears to be younger than her fellow pilots. It may be why her costume is popular among young girls and cosplayers and conventions.

The character, however, has a strong strength and confidence throughout the show's two-season run and would allow of younger audiences to understand and emulate her.

Her style may be why she can also resonate with younger women.

For decades, the "Star Wars" franchise has stood as one of the biggest and most beloved science fiction franchises in the world, a distinction that has only grown over time. The main storyline within "Star Wars" is the Skywalker Saga, a nine-film series spanning three trilogies that launched the franchise in 1977. Of course, given the space opera property's ubiquitous success, the franchise has grown to include numerous spin-off movies and television shows. The history of these spin-offs dates as far back as the infamous 1978 "Star Wars Holiday Special," but subsequent expansions of the franchise have been much better received.

The amount of "Star Wars" spin-offs has drastically increased over the past several years, continuing the legacy of the franchise since the Skywalker Saga's conclusion in 2019. This expansion has primarily been on television, with both acclaimed live-action and animated projects set in the universe's various time periods. But there have also...

Throughout various movies, shows, comic books, and video games, we’ve witnessed thousands of years of history and seen countless stories that create a timeline that defines specific eras of the ‘Star Wars’ universe. From the Dawn of the Jedi era to the era of the New Jedi Order, there have been nine specific eras currently defined and confirmed in an ever-expanding universe.

We’ll take a brief look at each one of them separately, creating a simplified, clear-cut timeline of the ‘Star Wars’ universe, be it official canon or Star Wars Legends. Chronologically, the list of all nine ‘Star Wars’ eras looks like this:

1. Dawn of the Jedi Disney

This particular era in Star Wars history marks the very first Jedi starting to form as The Force had been discovered, about 25,000 years before ‘A New Hope.’ It has already been confirmed that a movie from this particular era – titled...

It seems Lucasfilm may have a big change on the horizon. After Walt Disney purchased the studio from George Lucas, they named Kathleen Kennedy as his president and successor. After a 13-year run, it seems Kennedy may be ready to step down and start a new phase of her career.

The Hollywood Reporter has reported that the two favorites to co-lead the company are Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck. Filoni has been with the company for decades and was the executive producer for The Clone Wars while Lucas was still president of the company.

There is a fear among some that he may be to emerged in Star Wars lore. This is a fear for both Lucasfilm and Disney Studios. In my opinion, Kennedy has done a great job of expanding the Star Wars audience beyond what it was before she took over.

The projects on both the big and...

We’ve been hearing rumblings of a reboot of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes franchise for a long time. Seventeen years, in fact. That’s when it was announced that the duo behind the internet web series Ask a Ninja would be writing a remake. That didn’t pan out, but six years ago, filmmaker Dustin Ferguson said he was about to film the first attack scene for a Killer Tomatoes reboot. Then we never heard another thing about it. Now, Deadline has announced that a new entry in the franchise, titled Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, is set to receive a limited theatrical release this Halloween, courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment – and we don’t have to worry about this project falling apart, because it has already wrapped production!

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence is being referred to as a reboot simply because it...

Exclusive: Never, ever think of holding a Z-grade movie franchise down.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is alive again with a fifth movie, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, from filmmaker David Ferino.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence is billed as “pitting the eternal power of nature against AI’s best and brightest.”

The original movie was released in 1978. Made for $100,000, it was produced by J. Stephen Peace and John DeBello. DeBello directed the pic based on an original idea by Costa Dillon in a story about mutated killer tomatoes that torment the globe as a group of scientists try to fend them off.

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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence features a string of comedy stars and thespians including David Koechner (Anchorman franchise) as the U.S. president’s Press Secretary; and John Astin (Gomez from the original Addams Family and European Vacation) reprising...

You would be forgiven for not having heard of Star Wars Galaxy of Creatures. Despite being an official Star Wars production, the series was released on the Star Wars Kids YouTube channel with almost no publicity or advertising from Disney or Lucasfilm, so it completely slipped under the radar. Which is unfortunate, because it might just be one of the best Star Wars animated shows in recent memory.

The short-form animated series focuses on an aptly named Safari droid called Sf-R3, who travels to various planets across the Star Wars galaxy to observe all the strange and wonderful creatures which the franchise has to offer. Sf-R3 (who is regularly referred to as "Aree") and his companion, a cam droid known as Cam, carry out this work at the behest of the Galactic Society of Creature Enthusiasts. Wookieepedia places the timeline of the series at around 34 Aby, which is the same year that The Force Awakens,...

After my young daughter goes to bed, my wife and I have been watching Andor and enjoying it like the rest of the fanbase. But before we tuck her in, Brooklyn and I still have to finish watching Star Wars Resistance. For me, it's a break from the dramatic storyline displayed in Andor, and I can enjoy the continued storyline that can teach Brooklyn valuable lessons.

In the fifth episode, "The Engineer," Brooklyn had many observations, mostly about her favorite female characters. One note she pointed out is that Synara San is clearly a better shooter than Kazuda "Kaz" Xiono. She lights up anytime Synara is seen in an episode. In probably the biggest hot take, Brooklyn thinks the ball female droid, Cb-23, is cuter than Bb-8. She has not said why, other than she likes the girl droid's colors and the noises Cb makes.

Star Wars Resistance - "The...

The Clone Wars has cast a long shadow.

The legacy of a single animated series that began in 2008 stretches to this very day. In an age where high-quality, story-driven 3D animation was a rarity, The Clone Wars stood as a unique example of what was capable from a medium often overlooked as a means of juvenile entertainment.

As of today, that legacy has produced hundreds of episodes of high-quality, story-driven content, which we continue to see in The Bad Batch, Star Wars Rebels, Star Wars Resistance, Tales of the Jedi, and now in its sequel series, the much-anticipated Tales of the Empire.

This feels like an inevitable next step for the realm of The Clone Wars animation style and storytelling. If expressed as a continuous saga across all the programs that share this same animation style, we see a story, broad and deep, stretching from the dying days of the...

This article contains spoilers of Andor Season 2, episode 6, "What a Festive Evening."

For anyone who has followed my work the last several years here at Dork Side of the Force as the openly queer Site Expert, I've become known for raging about poor queer content in the Star Wars franchise. I never shied away from calling out Disney burying Orka and Flix from Star Wars Resistance. I will correct factually incorrect headlines from other publications about Vel Fartha and Cinta Kaz. I've questioned if Vel and Cinta were even good queer representation. And I will promote podcasts from Lgbtqia+ Star Wars creators.

So it might come as a surprise that I'm totally okay with Cinta Kaz's death in Andor Season 2, episode 6, "What a Festive Evening."

We should also clarify at the top that this is not Fridging, as she didn't die for a man's pain, which is the classic definition of Fridging a woman.

This past week, superstar Ryan Gosling appeared alongside director Shawn Levy at Star Wars Celebration in Japan. It was announced that the Academy Award nominee is set to star in a new Star Wars film, released in 2027, called Star Wars: Starfighter.

Not much is known as of yet about the newest film in the franchise. One thing we do know, though, is that the movie will be set five years after the events of The Rise of Skywalker and before the Rey Skywalker film starring Daisy Ridley. That presents the question as to whether any of the sequel trilogy stars will appear in the next installment.

Several younger characters who were introduced in the sequel films would still be alive and leaders within the New Republic timeline. One character and actor that could appear is Oscar Isaac, who portrayed Poe Dameron in the sequels and voiced the character on the animated series Star Wars Resistance.

The 20th Anniversary of Lucasfilm Animation panel at Star Wars Celebration 2025 in Japan did not disappoint as the next animated series Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord was revealed. The series is coming in 2026.

The new show will see the return of Sam Witwer, who has voiced Darth Maul ever since his return in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. According to StarWars.com, the show will be set after the events of The Clone Wars and looks to be focusing on Maul's Crimson Dawn years, which were revealed he was the leader of in Solo: A Star Wars Story. A sizzle reel celebrating 20 years was also released, featuring George Lucas discussing his love of the medium. At the very end of it, we get the smallest peek of Maul - Shadow Lord.

The article also promises that this will have a brand new animation style, which thank the Force for that.

After she made me watch the first season episode, "Bibo," one more time, my daughter, Brooklyn, and I finally started Season 2 of Star Wars Resistance. The second season has a lot more stakes for the characters and continues on the first season's path of very strong progression for each of the characters.

Brooklyn seems to have grasped that concept while still having plenty to enjoy. In the first episode of the season, "Into the Unknown," Brooklyn enjoyed seeing Cb-23 and even commented that she sounds like a girl droid. During the episode, she was also surprised that General Organa, whom she knows as Princess Leia, showed up, and I had to explain that Leia can and was both a princess and a general.

Towards the end of "Into the Unknown," the most poignant moment was when Brooklyn realized that Tam Ryvora was working for the First Order, and she actually...

Andor's Varada Sethu is no stranger to big franchises. Between Star Wars and Doctor Who, the actress has been killing it in two different galaxies. It's also not lost on her the important work she has been doing through the characters she plays, especially with marginalized groups. One she spoke of was her pride in being part of the first live-action Lgbtqia+ couple of Star Wars.

Speaking with The Guardian, Sethu shared about her Andor character Cinta:

"It meant a lot to me – I think the best thing about that part was that it wasn’t this huge deal, it was just normalised, nobody bats an eyelid. I believe that’s how it should be. Unfortunately, there are certain parts of the world where it’s illegal to be gay or to be queer in any way. It’s a fundamental part of someone, but it’s also so arbitrary,...

After my young daughter Brooklyn finally got over her Bibo obsession, she and I decided to finish the first season of Star Wars Resistance. We both thoroughly enjoyed finishing the exciting conclusion to many character arcs for the season, and she was very curious about what would happen.

In the "The Core Problem," I though Brooklyn would be upset after Bb-8 left the show to go on his adventures in the films. If you aren't aware, Season 1 ends during The Force Awakens timeline. However, she fell in love instantly with Cb-23. For many reasons, Brooklyn loved this new addition, such as Cb-23 being a girl droid and being funnier than Bb-8.

As the season was wrapping up and Kaz, Torra, and Captain Doza were beginning to take on the First Order, she got very invested in the storyline. She liked that Yeager saved Kaz Xiono, and then Kaz, in turn,...

Star Wars has a rare ability that once a character appears on screen, many fans want to know exactly who they are or where they come from. The Jedi Master Kit Fisto is no different ever since he was seen smiling and wielding a lightsaber in Attack of the Clones.

Now, fans are getting their wish to learn more with the recent announcement of the character getting his own comic series in July. The series Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories — Tides of Terror is an all ages comic, and Fisto is perfect for such a series.

In addition to his appearances in the prequels, Kit Fisto appeared in The Clone Wars in several key episodes. The look and design of the character should intrigue younger audiences and allow them to explore a different Jedi than the main few featured throughout the franchise.

Outside of either flashbacks or holograms, he appeared in...

It was another day on social media when I saw a user write a super simple thing about Star Wars that made me feel a lot of things. It was in response to the lack of promotion of the latest Star Wars books. Bluesky user Ian Wilmoth stated, "Man, I miss The High Republic Show and The Star Wars Show."

And you know what, Ian? Me too. I even added Rebels Recon to the mix because that show was truly something special. My buddies from Broaxium threw in the lack of series like The Star Wars After Show, just chill and relaxing discussions about Star Wars for fans to cuddle up with. These were fun, like hanging out with fans online to break down stuff we loved about Star Wars. And all of this got me thinking: What happened to Star Wars YouTube shows?

Honestly, I don't think there is one main answer.

I've been thoroughly enjoying going through Season 1 of Star Wars Resistance with my young daughter Brooklyn. We recently just finished the 16th episode "The New Trooper," and she had some opinions to share.

Brooklyn has caught onto several things as she continues to watch the show. When we were watching "Secret and Holograms," she laughed when Torra's pet Buggles did anything funny. She also was very hopeful that Kaz would be able to spy properly, telling him to hide under the desk.

She also became very interested in the character Synara San, who is currently working under cover for the pirates. Brooklyn has shared in the past and continues to hope that she hopes Synrara will become good throughout the episodes we have watched. She also thinks Kazuda "Kaz" Xiono has a crush on Synara.

Towards the end of Synara's first arc on the show, Brooklyn thinks that the pirate...

One of the things I noticed while watching Star Wars Resistance with my daughter is how many characters from the sequel trilogy appear throughout the series. Bb-8, Poe Dameron, General Hux and Princess Leia all pop up throughout the show.

One character that appears is the villain Captain Phasma. Her role on the series greatly expands not the character itself but her arc in the franchise. In fact, she has more screentime in Resistance than in both The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. She has five appearances, four in Season 1 and once during the second season. Gwendoline Christie, who portrayed the character in the sequel trilogy films, reprised her role for the show.

During the run on the series, she proves how vital she was to the First Order and that she stood as an important leader of the stormtroopers. In "The Triple Dark, she arrives at the end of the episode,...

Brooklyn knows if she asks to watch Amazon Prime Sports with me, I will not send her to bed early. She is trying that tactic while we watch Star Wars Resistance.

So far, we are about halfway through the first season, our last episode being "The Platform Classic." The Colossus is currently still bustling with starship races and dealing with pirates, while Kaz is on his mission for the Resistance and finding out more about the First Order.

It has been enjoyable to see what Brooklyn points out. Such as saying that Bb-8 always has a plan, in that he always helps out Kaz when is he is in trouble. She also compared the Chelidae, who are the native species of Castilon and the engineers on the ship, to the humorous sloths in Zootopia.

She also was ecstatic to see Synara San for the first time. I had bought her...

Before rewatching Star Wars Resistance with my daughter, I decided to rent the DVD Season 1 set from the library. There are many special features for Star Wars fans included in the audio commentary on four episodes of the series.

The commentary is done by voice actors Christopher Sean (Kazuda Xiono), Josh Brener (Neeku Vozo), Myrna Garcia Velasco (Torra Doza), and Scott Lawrence (Jarek Yeager). They did commentary on "The High Tower," "The Platform Classic," "Bibo," and the Season 1 finale, "No Escape: Part 2."

A lot of insight can be gained as you listen to their reactions and what they focused on involving the series. For example, Josh Brener said that he had to record and do several different takes and versions of Neeku's memorable laugh. He didn't know until he saw the show which one had been selected.

All four recalled that even though they recorded for the series, they would...

In 1983, several actresses filmed scenes as star pilots in the Battle of Endor for Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi. However, they did not make it into the final cut of the film or dubbed over as men. Since then, though, there have been many female star pilots in both the Star Wars films and series.

In 1999, George Lucas rectified the omission 16 years later in The Phantom Menace. British actress Celia Imrie portrayed Naboo starfighter Dinee Ellberger. The character assisted the Jedi and Naboo's liberation of the planet against the Trade Federation.

With the exception of Solo: A Star Wars Story, the four other films released under Disney have featured female star pilots. In The Force Awakens, Jessica Henwick portrayed X-Wing pilot Jessika Pava. Henwick was a finalist for the role of Rey and won over director J.J. Abrams to give her a role in the film.

She was about three or four when my daughter Brooklyn first saw Star Wars Resistance. She would go around quoting Torra Doza, saying, "I'm an Ace Pilot!" It was actually one of her first complete sentences. Now, as the weather in Buffalo continues to not stop snowing, I've decided to rewatch the series with her.

We completed the first two episodes, and she remembered many of the characters, such as Torra and Neeku Vozo. It was enjoyable to catch up on a show that I had not watched since it had first come out and a perfect follow-up after our family just finished Skeleton Crew.

Brooklyn's biggest excitement was, of course, also seeing both Bb-8 and Princess Leia in the pilot episode. This was just off the heels of me taking her to the Return of the Jedi concert (which you can read Brooklyn's review here), and she was...

Last week, we learned that production has wrapped on a psychological thriller called Sleepwalker, starring Hayden Panettiere of Scream VI. Now, Deadline has revealed that the cast of the film also includes Justin Chatwin (Shameless), Beverly D’Angelo (Violent Night), Mischa Barton (The Oc), Lori Tan Chinn (Orange Is the New Black), Kea Ho (Sin City: A Dame to Kill For), Eric Lutes (Caroline in the City), Tom DeNucci (Junction), Rob Goon (The Roaring Game), and newcomers Laird Lacoste and Corinne Sweeney.

Written and directed by Brandon Auman, Sleepwalker follows a grieving mother who is haunted by the tragic loss of her daughter in a car accident that left her abusive husband in a coma. As she battles a surreal descent into darkness, her sleepwalking episodes intensify. Plagued by haunting visions of her husband inside their home, she grapples with the blurred lines between reality and nightmare. This is Auman’s feature directorial debut.

In a few weeks, the sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live, better known as SNL, will turn 50. The legendary series has been a part of popular culture since it started in 1975. The show itself has seen too many memorable sketches to count. That includes those they deemed to have fun with the Star Wars franchise and featuring alumni who appeared in the franchise.

Let's look at some of the best Star Wars moments in Saturday Night Live

In 1978, a year after A New Hope was released, a sketch became a part of Star Wars lore. Comedian Bill Murray portrayed a lounge singer and sang a new tune using John Williams's main theme. "Star Wars, nothing but Star Wars" has become a popular song in both franchises and displays Murray's comedic talent. It also displayed how far Star Wars had come in relation to popular culture.

In 1999, a memorable sketch...

Following his work co-producing Red One for Amazon MGM Studios, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and his company Seven Bucks Productions is producing and promoting the upcoming sci-fi throwback show, RoboForce: The Animated Series. The series will premiere on Tubi this Spring, which means it's free! Johnson posted the trailer on his own YouTube channel today. Check out the synopsis for the show below:

"Based on the nostalgic toys of the 1980s, the animated series will continue the narrative inspired by the original robot action figures. In 2089 Detroit, Soraya Aviram's RoboForce debuted with plans to assist a new intergalactic society on Earth.

Unfortunately, the same day as the announcement, Soraya's rival, Silas Duke, revealed his new Utopia Aegis 101 line of bots, which made RoboForce immediately obsolete. RoboForce split up and was forced into menial jobs for 15 years without hope of ever being heroes... Until suddenly, the Utopia Aegis 101’s turn...

With the modern explosion of content on Disney+, it's easy to forget that there have been Star Wars TV shows since 1985. George Lucas always knew he was building something far bigger than a film franchise. The first Star Wars tie-in novel, Alan Dean Foster's Splinter of the Mind's Eye, was published in 1978 - before the release of The Empire Strikes Back. When Lucas wrapped up the original trilogy with 1983's Return of the Jedi, his attention initially turned to the small screen, where he continued to license stories set in a galaxy far, far away.

Disney has evolved Star Wars into a trailblazing transmedia franchise; the films have essentially been on hiatus since the end of the sequel trilogy, but the saga continues in high-profile Disney+ TV shows. These have had an unprecedented cultural impact, ensuring Star Wars remains a vital part of popular culture. But how do all...

Last week, Young Jedi Adventures received four The Children's & Family Emmy Awards nominations. It joins a respectful list of Star Wars animation that has received both nominations and awards from the Emmys. What other TV series have been honored by the Academy?

Here is every Star Wars Emmy Award win or nomination

As early 2013, Star Wars: The Clone Wars received several nominations and awards for both animation and children's programming for the Daytime Emmys. It was nominated 15 times during its run and won five times during that span. The wins included winning Outstanding Special Class Animated Program twice.

David Tennant, who has voiced the droid Huyang on The Clone Wars, Ahsoka, and Young Jedi Adventures, won Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program in 2013 for voicing the character during the series's fifth season. Tennant was not the only actor to be honored by the Emmys. Jim Cummings, Mark Hamill, and Sam Witwer...

Star Wars television has had its ups and downs over the past few years, and it feels like it's been a long time since there's been a new story told on the big screen in a galaxy far, far away. However, when Star Wars gets it right, there's nothing quite like it. On television, Star Wars seems to thrive more often than when the masses feast their eyes on the next big movie event. There have been a few duds here and there, but most Star Wars TV shows are some of the best stories the fan base still gets. A big part of the reason Star Wars is so good on television is that there's more consistency in the overall vision. Dave Filoni gave Star Wars a real place on TV with Star Wars: The Clone Wars more than a decade ago.

Sixteen years after making the character Ahsoka Tano a fan-favorite,...

Hypnosis Mic -Division Rap Battle-, an upcoming film based on the multimedia franchise of the same name, is set to become Japan’s first interactive theatrical feature when released on February 21.

Audiences will vote in real time via a smartphone app while watching the film, steering the story through a total of 48 distinct narrative paths and seven endings.

Hypnosis Mic debuted in 2017 as a cross-media project involving recorded music, live concerts, manga and a TV anime series that aired in 2020. The franchise was developed by Japan’s King Records under its Evil Line Records label. It is set in a...

If there is one thing the Star Wars fandom loves, it is Grogu. The little alien made his debut in The Mandalorian some years ago, and Baby Yoda became the biggest character in all of Star Wars before long. His bold personality made Grogu a fave, and now, it seems the anime industry is falling for those charms. After all, Disney+ Japan just announced a new Star Wars anime, and the short series is all about Grogu.

"Here comes the cutest [kid] in the galaxy... Naughty, sweet Grogu's charming anime is here," Star Wars Japan shared with the fandom.

According to Disney+, the team at Star Wars Japan has been busy working on the new anime. The show, which is titled Grogu: Cutest in The Galaxy, will go live once or twice a month with new episodes. Today, the first short was posted with Grogu in the lead, and it is...

Quick Links The New Republic Failed to Slow Down Crime in the Galaxy The New Republic Refused to Have a Military Presence The New Republic's Failure Is Embarrassing and Ultimately Destroys Them

The following contains spoilers for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1, Episodes 1 & 2, which are now streaming on Disney+.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is bringing fans back to the Star Wars galaxy and taking the audience on an incredible pirate-style adventure. Skeleton Crew also brings people back to the post-Return of the Jedi era, where the Empire has fallen and the New Republic has risen to take its place. Fans have become intimate with the New Republic through the adventures of Mando and Grogu in The Mandalorian and Rosario Dawson's Ahsoka series. Skeleton Crew goes further though and highlights one of the biggest and most consistent failures of the New Republic.

The New Republic is the system of government...

Can you believe it’s been over a decade since Spartacus first brought its blood-soaked, action-packed drama to our screens? Back in 2010, this hit show redefined the historical epics with its unapologetic intense storytelling and raw actions. Though Gladiator and Rome did lay the groundwork for sword-and-sandal greatness, Spartacus intensified the level, delivering four seasons of unforgettable action.

Of course, it wasn’t just the on-screen drama that had us hooked to our screens, behind the scenes, the heartbreaking loss of Andy Whitfield after Season 1 broke our hearts. But the series persevered, with Liam McIntyre stepping in to finish this epic saga of the Thracian rebel leader.

A still from Spartacus (Credits- Starz)

And the legacy of the legendary storyline has now returned once again with the upcoming spinoff, Spartacus: House of Ashur. Reportedly, Starz is revisiting the story but with an added twist, what if Ashur, the scheming underdog...

Skeleton Crew is here! After all the months of waiting, it's time to go on an adventure tomorrow with four awesome kids and a Force user. Before the show gets here, let's have some last-minute speculative fun.

Here are 3 predictions for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew!

1. Hondo Ohnaka

The creators of the show have said that there will be no "crazy" cameos like Jude Law's character being a Palpatine. However, in the same quote, Jon Watts says "not to rule anything out..." Hondo would not be a crazy cameo. Thanks to Galaxy's Edge in the Disney parks, he's well-established to be in the sequel trilogy timeline. Also, what looked like his ship was in a shot in the trailer. His kind of cameo would be for the animation watchers. I don't think he would play a major role in the series. I think a Hondo cameo would somehow have him in the background or,...

Listen up, Star Wars fans! The galaxy far, far away has blessed us with more TV shows than you can swing a lightsaber at. From epic animated adventures to groundbreaking live-action series, the Star Wars universe keeps expanding faster than the Empire’s territory during happy hour.

A still from the movie Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977) | Credits: Lucasfilm, 20th Century Studios

Ready to dive into this ranking of every Star Wars show out there? We’re covering everything from the depths of Disney+ to some seriously old-school gems.

18. Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures (2023) A still from Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures | Credits: Lucasfilm

Starting off the list with something simple. Set during the High Republic era, this animated series follows a group of Jedi younglings as they learn the ways of the Force. The reason it is ranked so low in this list is that it...

If you ever wanted to live like a Star Wars star, now is your chance! Do you have a few million dollars laying around? If so, this is the article for you!

Star Wars sequel trilogy actor Oscar Isaac is selling his New York penthouse in Brooklyn. The massive four bedroom, three bathroom apartment (which is huge by New York standards) is at the cross section between Fort Greene, Park Slope, Boerum Hill, and Cobbie Hill, according to The New York Post. If this is something you're interested in, you just need to shell out about $4.5 million dollars which is what it's currently listed.

Isaac has owned this property since 2018, where he got it for the same price he is listing it for. It was on the market a bit last year before it was taken down.

Maybe the real estate change is thanks to the star's rise the last several years.

Warning: Spoilers for Star Wars: Battle of Jakku - Insurgency Rising #2

Star Wars' new series set in the aftermath of Return of the Jedi has created a brand-new team of Rebel heroes. With the Empire having suffered its greatest defeat with the second Death Star's destruction and the deaths of both The Emperor and Darth Vader, the Imperial leaders who remain are largely divided between fulfilling Palpatine's last wishes and desperately holding onto their own power within the fractured Empire. However, one Imperial in particular demands some special attention from the Rebellion-turned-New Republic.

In Insurgency Rising #2 from Alex Segura, Leonard Kirk, and Rachelle Rosenberg, Mon Mothma and Leia Organa speak with intelligence officer Agent Behrens about the ongoing threat in the Anoat Sector, a region of space that's home to planets such as Bespin, Hoth, and more worlds. Ruled by Moff Adelhard, the Imperial governor has chosen to live...

With Star Wars Rebels turning ten this year, we've had a decade's worth of stellar performances from Lucasfilm Animation. From the return of The Clone Wars to the newest outing from the Lego Star Wars miniseries Rebuild the Galaxy, let's dive into which voice actors brought out the best performances.

My picks are based on the entire run of a show, season, or miniseries. A guest spot on a single episode won't count. The only exception would be Star Wars: Visions being a series of shorts. Who gave a solid performance from the beginning to the end of their respective show.

In no particular order, here are the 16 best performances from Lucasfilm Animation in the last 10 years.

1. Ashley Eckstein Photo: Star Wars: The Clone Wars Episode 710 “The Phantom Apprentice” - Image Courtesy Disney+

It's hard to think that at one point, Dave Filoni told Ashley Eckstein to prepare herself, because...

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Ultraman: Rising follows Ken Sato, an all-star baseball player, who must return home to Tokyo and take on the mantle of Ultraman and save the day. When he finds a fire-breathing baby kaiju, he adopts her, and must learn to balance fatherhood and being a hero. The film is extremely relatable for working parents, and is filled with action and heartwarming, emotional moments.

Christopher Sean voices Sato in the film, but is no stranger to voice acting, having been featured in several video games including Fallout 76 and Marvel's Avengers. He is also known for his role as Paul Narita in Days of Our Lives and also voices Kaz in Star Wars: Resistance. Ultraman: Rising is now streaming on Netflix and is a strong awards contender.

Related Ultraman: Rising Composer Scot Stafford On Making A Classic Film Score Using Video Game Consoles...

Today, Prime Video announced that everyone’s favorite band of misfits will return to save the realm once more with a season four renewal of The Legend of Vox Machina.

The news, which Critical Role revealed in a new video, comes ahead of the season three finale. All three seasons have remained consistent with a score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

“The fantastic team at Critical Role and Titmouse continues to deliver captivating seasons of The Legend of Vox Machina, and we are excited for more to come,” said Melissa Wolfe, head of animation at Amazon MGM Studios.

“Our global Prime Video audience has embraced this series from the beginning, and the fans, along with us, remain passionate about the characters and stories.”

In the third season, the Chroma Conclave’s path of destruction spreads like wildfire while the Cinder King hunts down Vox Machina. Our lovable band of misfits must...

“The Legend of the Vox Machina” cast members and creative producers Laura Bailey, Taliesin Jaffe, Marisha Ray, Sam Riegel gathered at the tavern in Critical Role-Land to announce, ahead of the Season 3 finale, that Prime Video has renewed the animated series for a Season 4. All three seasons have achieved a +5 modifier for television shows — otherwise known as a 100 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

Based on the Dungeons & Dragons series “Critical Role,” “The Legend of Vox Machina” animates the D&d campaign to bring it to full, fiery life — with the original campaigners reprising their roles. In Season 3, the Chroma Conclave’s path of destruction spreads like wildfire while the Cinder King hunts down Vox Machina. The lovable band of misfits must rise above inner (and outer) demons to save their loved ones, Tal’Dorei, and all of Exandria. Viewers can stream this week’s finale on Prime Video to see how this chapter will close.

John Boyega, who portrays Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, shows his support for a fan-favorite relationship that never came to pass by endorsing it on social media. Boyega and his fellow co-star, Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron), have long since shown their support for the ship named "Finnpoe," which began the moment the pair first met in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

In a new Instagram story, however, John Boyega takes his support to the next level. He shows off a friendship bracelet given to him at New York City Comic-Con that says "Finnpoe," complete with rainbow-colored beads. Boyega adds no captions, as the bracelet certainly speaks for itself.

This support for Finnpoe may not be anything new from Boyega, but it's still promising to hear that he continues to endorse it even 5 years after the Star Wars sequel trilogy has come to an end. Hopefully, this means that...

While the entertainment industry has created many prequels and spinoffs exploring individual characters in the past decade, some iconic movie and TV characters still have no backstory. At face value, a famous character's past might seem like something fans should want to see. However, many movie characters who didn't need an origin story but got one in the form of a prequel demonstrate the pitfalls of this approach.

Tropes including "Protagonist Without a Past," "No Origin Stories Allowed," and "The Noodle Incident" are exemplary of how a certain amount of mystery in a character's past can be very satisfying, an effect that is ruined by an origin story. More unwanted upcoming sequels and spinoffs may overextend certain character arcs, while those in classic movies that actually can't be remade or continued are supposedly safe. A handful of iconic characters are spectacular enigmas, and should always remain that way.

Yoda (Frank Oz...

Star Wars Resistance is a series that I am passionate about and always ready to defend. However, it's very much the dark horse of the franchise, often forgotten in the run of other shows. Now that it's been out for a few years, I think it's a good time to look at it again, discuss how it's the most unlucky of the Star Wars series, and why you should try it if you haven't. That's because Star Wars Resistance is Andor for kids!

Resistance's Unlucky Run Set the Stage For Star Wars TV After It

When Resistance was first released, some fans gave it a lot of criticism. It was heavily compared to The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels. This is a bit of an unfair circumstance because Resistance does not function like its predecessors. It was doing something that Star Wars TV hadn't done up to that...