What George Lucas Considered Star Wars Canon

[@gibbs615]

I still say what happened in the Legends timeline is much better than how it went in disney's sequel trilogy of Star Wars.

[@brianjordan3841]

Amen

[@gibbs615]

@@brianjordan3841 Alright😉👍

[@ryancols]

Nah lots of it wasn't that great

[@gibbs615]

@@ryancols Luke looked a lot better being older and the grandmaster of the new Jedi order Han Solo was still alive and with his family Leia and their kids and the new republic called the galatic federation of free allainces wasn't a faliure.

[@brianjordan3841]

@@gibbs615 true, true, true every word true

[@aaronlaughter6471]

I feel like the tier system works the best, the OG and prequel will always be cannon, then underneath it is secondary cannon, the third, etc etc, really did allow for creative freedom and help tell a cohesive story.

[@ryancols]

The issue with that is "fans" would complain at the sequels as tier 1 and still think games are tier 1

[@DavidRLentz]

Canon

[@aaronlaughter6471]

@@ryancols that should tale you how good the games stories are compared to the sequel.

[@ImYourOverlord]

*canon, but yeah :)

[@tgcv4444]

Shadows Of The Empire was fantastic! Dash Rendar is apparently canon still! WOO HOO!

[@letsscream]

Yes! And that rules.

[@JXEditor]

2:23 I like that Leia and Holdo look like they’re agreeing with you there

[@liamlinson7563]

i didnt mind them calling it legends but to straight up end it and not let the writers or video game developers finish their games or novels was a tragedy

[@luckykennedy7364]

Thank you for mentioning the canon tier list. You do not know how painful it is when people think the Jedi droid was canon the entire time even though it wasn’t.

[@sonic-bb]

that reason about deleting everything because chewbaca died makes no sense. considering they killed han in their first movie. And then ruined and killed luke in the second. And lucas was heavily involved in the creation of comics and the video games. he even brought elements and made references to those events in the prequels and clone wars tv series

[@gtahw]

I consider Dark Empire Comic Canon, it makes a lot of sense to be Canon, Disney cannot make it legends that easily

[@cpenner7086]

dark empire is mostly trash...the emperor returning through clones and Luke turning to the dark side and Luke's clone is just trash period

[@coruscantguardprivate]

@@cpenner7086 nice opinion

[@cpenner7086]

@@coruscantguardprivate I mean a lot of people share that opinion...and it also feels just as cash grabby and soulless as the sequel trilogy. It doesn't have any shared themes with the movies or its own themes. It doesn't feel like star wars at all. A lot of the extended universe suffers from that....good stories but doesn't feel like star wars.

[@deonalexander1828]

I am wondering how Dark Empire could fit into Canon though given the fact that Jacen Solo and Jaina Solo and Anakin Solo are a big factor in Dark Empire so in my mind Dark Empire is purely Legends continuity

[@gtahw]

@@deonalexander1828 I really hope Dave Filoni makes The Old Republic canon in his way, and Jacen Solo is supposed to be the Kylo ren of Sequels, But it was ruined because of Disney

[@fdsajfldaskjf]

I still hold to the head-canon that the sequels are a Legends side story taking place after Crucible and before the Legacy era. It explains the story of how Luke and co. made their final stand against Palpatine and even turned his own granddaughter to the light in order to defeat him. To explain the absence of the Legends cast we’ll just say they’re off on some super important sidequest or something idk. Point being they’re not around to help when the First Order takes over. Anyway Darth Krayt happens 100 years later or so.

[@mitchelllasalle8447]

That’s a lot of mental gymnastics to make something make sense in your head.

[@BondFreek]

Once again you people get the history all wrong. Splinter of the mind's eye was written by Dean Foster with permission from George Lucas. George Lucas was not going to make a low budget sequel if Star Wars did not do as well as he hoped. In fact he was not going to make any more Star Wars at all. Splinter from The Mind's eye was published in 1979. I know! I purchased one of the first copies. Shortly after seeing The Empire Strikes Back I saw Splinter of the Mind's eye on a bookshelf in Target. I purchased it with my allowance money. This I remember because I read that book from cover to cover three or four times waiting to see Return of the Jedi. It was such an easy read. It was discontinued when Return of the Jedi was released. Lucas would not allow it be published again until the 90s.

[@Carblesnarky]

An interesting case of non-movie material making into canon is the old WEG Star Wars rpg. Several terms like twi'lek and Ithorian came from there and some of the other material made it in as well.

[@GunzBlade]

Skippy was part of the non-canon what-if story called Infinities. Its not part of the EU story.

[@WarPenguinDude]

2:39 I just would like to point out that Skippy was never meant to be canon in the first place and was meant as a joke comic, in the comic book series "Tales" that collected short stories that were both canon and non canon alike. The rest of the stuff listed is rightfully declared stupid tho lol

[@ImYourOverlord]

Lucas was right except for there being no story after Episode VI. His own sketched-out storyline indicated that the last three episodes would be about the Empire's fall and the return of the Republic. At that point, we would have a "THE END" to the saga.

[@letsscream]

That would have been cool to see.

[@faithjoe99]

I watched a video on George’s sequel trilogy and boy does it sound EPIC!! maul was going to be the leader of the criminal underworld and have an apprentice! The trilogy was also going to be about Anakins grandchildren and Luke and Leias families. Why can’t we just have the REAL sequel trilogy?! 😩😢😭

[@nathangold5759]

Yes the SW is all about Vader

[@DavidRLentz]

Thoughtful analysis well articulated.

[@evilhaunt]

You guys are killin it.

[@letsscream]

Thanks, Evil!

[@SBrundle]

Newsflash: Disney STAR WARS is not canon. The End.

[@cleowatson3879]

Agreed

[@neilofthenorth8074]

Why doesn't this mention Dark Empire and his enthusiasm and how he said this was the sequel he would have made🤷‍♂️

[@Enzo012]

George Lucas doesn't consider the sequel trilogy to be canon at all, not that he say can that but you know he knows that so that's good enough.

[@johnstewart3737]

I agree with George Lucas, after episode 6 there is no STAR WARS! STAR WARS was the story of Darth Vader and his son Luke. Not REY, and I can’t even remember the other people names!!

[@cpenner7086]

the spin offs at least fits into this as it doesn't touch on the skywalker story

[@fdsajfldaskjf]

Lmao you can’t even remember the thing you don’t like but you assume it’s bad because the internet told you. Time is a flat circle and you guys are in real time doing the same shit prequel haters did back in 2012-2014. Which is why TFA was so OT-centric btw. Also what’s your problem with Rey? Everyone claims its “bad writing” but that doesn’t explain the emotion and the fact that you spelled it in all caps as though to signify that the name disgusts you. Your hatred is beyond just “bad writing.” You dislike the character for another reason. And no, I’m not calling you sexist. I’m calling the people who gave you your opinion on Rey sexist. ☺️

[@magatetus]

My personal headcanon is I, II, Clone Wars 2003, III, Rogue One, IV, V and VI.

[@rebekah.2187]

Then Disney shouldn't be offended when we call what they produce "Disney canon." This also means that Disney needs to quit whining and get over their butt hurt because fans have been criticising and arguing about Star Wars long before they took it over.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Yeah...except Disney doesn't make Star Wars content, they just market it.

[@rebekah.2187]

@@vetarlittorf1807 They own it, so it's Disney Star Wars.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@rebekah.2187 That's not how it works. Disney bought Lucasfilm so they could continue making Star Wars for Disney, not so Disney could make Star Wars.

[@rebekah.2187]

@@vetarlittorf1807 Yes, that is how it works. Disney owns Lucasfilm now. So the best way to distinguish the Star Wars Lucasfilm made before being purchased by Disney and the Star Wars it is making after being purchased by Disney is to call the "post-purchase" Star Wars "Disney Star Wars." Disney is in charge now, not George.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@rebekah.2187 I never mentioned George. And no, there is no evidence of Disney making Star Wars. And why would they? Lucasfilm is making Star Wars FOR them, so Disney can only profit more by letting Lucasfilm professionals and veterans instead of doing it themselves. Why else do you think there is no Disney logo appearing before the movies begin? Because Disney doesn't make Star Wars, they only market it and enjoy the money coming out of it. If you want to distinguish independent Lucasfilm from Disney-owned Lucasfilm, then just call it "New Star Wars" or "KK's Star Wars." It's much easier and more accurate.

[@ImYourOverlord]

I'll consider the last three films to be more or less part of that parallel universe, and mentally write my own 🙂

[@letsscream]

Same here.

[@genius2005]

Disney Trilogy and their adaptations definitely have nothing to with official Star Wars cannon that George Lucas created. On Charlie Rose he made that ultra clear.

[@tdkreturns-batcavepictures1224]

I would regard Disney Star Wars as an alternate timeline just as I do with the Expanded Universe.

[@letsscream]

Worthy.

[@jakeproven256]

The way I see it, there's Disney cannon which has episodes 1 to 9 and every other movie, show, comic and novel that disney says is part of their cannon.There's the marvel Star Wars universe which is where the original marvel comics from the 70's and 80's take place. There's the Dark Horse universe which has the first six films, Star Wars clone wars 2003, all the comics from darkhorse, except for the ones that tie in to Star Wars the clone wars, all the novels released from 1991 to 2014, except for Labrinth of Evil and all the ones that have ties to Star Wars The Clones Wars. And finally there's the video game universe which is where all the video games take place.

[@rafiki1017]

How is Luke’s clone a misstep? If anything, I hope they retcon Luke in TLJ to be Luuke the clone. Even Hamill didn’t know who he was playing. He called him Jake. He could easily be Luuke.

[@chancellorpalpatine4035]

He also said that before he saw the movie. Went back on it after he’d actually seen it.

[@creepshows]

Awesome video.

[@letsscream]

Thank you!

[@horrorads]

Badass! More halloween content soon?

[@letsscream]

Of course! We can't stop!

[@markpaterson2053]

honestly, anything set outside those original 3 movies just don't feel anything at all like Star Wars, not the prequels, certainly not those mundane Mary Sue sequels; at least John Williams put the effort in with Phantom Menace, but Force Awakens was like the orchestra sighing in the Star Wars style, he just didn't have the same enthusiasm, only Rey's theme was memorable

[@vitorhugobacicpessoavidal5448]

I think that George Lucas said once that the story of star wars was all about family problems

[@Dendricklystable]

I have a similar view. But with the clone wars. Clone wars and revenge of the Sith feel are what peek my interest and what I consider star wars to be. I do like pre episode IV Vader comics from both Disney canon and legends though

[@markpaterson2053]

@@Dendricklystable sorry, you don't agree with me at all, not really. I hated Revenge of Sith with a passion, and Clone Wars was a bore. I'm talking about the ORIGINALS, the 70s Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back, etc. Just a misunderstand on your part but we deffo don't share the same view on Star Wars, no hard feelings

[@Dendricklystable]

@@markpaterson2053 I understand that. Your point was that you feel the originals are what star wars is to you, I'm saying that for me it's the prequel/pre episode IV era. You view ths prequels and the clone wars the same way I view the originals

[@likeluptid]

I KNEW IT!!! Every time I watch Episode II: Attack of the Clones and The Clone Wars, I can tell that Count Dooku doesn't know that Palpatine and Darth Sidious are the same person. In fact, if you've watched Phantom Menace and then Attack of the Clones, I can tell that Dooku doesn't know much at all about Darth Sidious. And I always notice that a whole lot of people never notice that, and will immediately think I've said something that makes no sense until they go back and watch all interactions between Dooku and Sidious in Clone Wars. So the novelization is what threw me for a loop. That Revenge of the Sith novelization is different. As far as I could tell, if Dooku ever knew anything at all, it had to have been only a moments before his death that he realized it, but only if he ever knew at all; but the novelization made it seem as if Dooku already knew that Palpatine and Sidious are the same person. Now that I see this video, I'm very sure of it, now, that the writer of the novelization, just like a lot of other people, never noticed how careful all interactions were written for Clone Wars so that you never see Dooku say or do anything that would indicate that he knew who Darth Sidious is.

[@vitorhugobacicpessoavidal5448]

Or whatsoever it is put for the people who initiates the story through the prequels to be surprized about Palpaptine being Sidious...i mean, i interpreted as that, but it can be that it is the other way too

[@Dendricklystable]

I don't know about that. Even just taking into account the sources you mentioned dooku clearly knows about sidious's plans. He knew about order 66 and he conspires in plans to give chancellor palpatine more power (the arc with Clovis and the banking clan in clone wars season 6 is one example) It's interesting to think about though. Sidious always wears his disguise when speaking with dooku, which you could interpret as not letting his persona of palpatine be known to dooku I'm not entirely convinced that George intended for dooku to not know who sidious was. Mainly because I don't think he would have faith in his grand plan. But the idea isn't too far out there for me to reject

[@realflexdog]

They killed Chewbacca? He’s my spirit animal. So much good info here.🐾🐾

[@letsscream]

Don't fret. The wookie lives.

[@RyanJDowney_]

Legends killed him, not canon!

[@tahutoa]

A moon fell on 'im. Rip 💀

[@lissadawes4243]

@@RyanJDowney_ oh really? I thought they still needed Lucas’ permission for that? I thought I remember hearing that he did. I may be misremembering.

[@FindecanorNotGmail]

While I embrace most of the EU. The series of books that has the death of Chewbacca is not part of it

[@whiteraven1992]

One of my most favorite characters in this entire franchise, other than Thrawn & Kreia, already made it into “canon” as of The Clone Wars’ Season 6. That character is _Darth Bane._ And I’m personally satisfied. I don’t care that the books + comics about his life are no longer part of the current “canon”. Far as I’m concerned, Darth Bane’s legacy will _never go away._ Disney's got nothing on the best Legends characters.

[@RandoGrunt]

I think the best choice ever for Darth Bane was having him voiced by Mark Hamil. It just feels so darn 'poetic' the guy who effectively saved the Sith Order played by the same guy who saved the Jedi Order.

[@FindecanorNotGmail]

Darth Bane was already canon, as he had been mentioned in the novelisation of Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace. He had established the Rule of Two that Yoda speaks of at Qui-Gon's funeral in the movie.

[@HonestHappyHater]

@@FindecanorNotGmail He wasn't mentioned by name though. Not that it changes anything, considering that Lucas himself co-created Bane

[@HustlerHorstRuediger]

So he enitially concepted 12 Episodes but there is no stor which he then gave to disney who disregarded his 'no story'? He needs to get his story straight.

[@sonic-bb]

he literally contradicts himself all the time. it's stupid. He worked with comic book writers and tv show writers. yet says he didnt... They had to go through him. They didnt just make up whatever. And he would have them change stuff. It's part of the reason why chewy was chosen to die. He had a hand in that. He had a hand in the story of lukes wife. Even tho he says he didnt. He's even taken things from EU and added them into the movies and tv shows...

[@chancellorpalpatine4035]

I don’t understand how people can prefer the timeline that needs an out of universe spreadsheet to make any sense.

[@ccl7983]

Kinda my head canon : 1. The stuff from the old republic are canon , there’s no reason on why it shouldn’t. 2. The 03 Cw leads into the 08 clone wars 3. The Darth Vader Disney marvel comics happen and kenobi series 4. The events of force unleashed happen during or after rebels 5. The Luke Vader encounters before empire & return of the Jedi happen . Canon and legends . 6. Anything after return of the Jedi is legends material except the mandalorian series . Snoke is killed by Luke in dark empire.

[@letsscream]

Pretty legit.

[@dmitrysteinsapir2185]

From this we can conclude that the sequels are not canon

[@letsscream]

Maybe?

[@djatawesome2572]

If you use your time on this Earth to talk about the prequels negatively then you are not using your time wisely

[@letsscream]

This is a correct statement.

[@The_Cosmic_Yog-Sothoth]

Star Wars canon? *Anything not involving Disney.*

[@letsscream]

Well….

[@mauricerose3082]

...the mortar that holds everything together...

[@norman7566]

Sigh....why is this still an issue with some? I never got the impression anything beyond the movies and Clone Wars was canon. There are great stories out there but when I hear people to this day say 'it's a bummer Disney de-canonized the EU'...I scratch my head. In my head I like what I like for my head canon that includes Rebels, Rogue one, the Kenobi book and a few others. In my head of stuff I don't like is just about everything Disney has made in the Star Wars universe. I have not read most of the EU so I am indifferent to it. There might be some characters like Dr. Aphra that I would change to one of Han and Leia's daughter (adopted in my head)...because I can. It's all made up, but I agree with Lucas and always have looked at it his way. At the end of the day I still have all these other wonderful toys/ideas with which I have to play with how I want. I can't be disappointed with that.

[@sonic-bb]

that just means u never really knew anything about anything outside of the movies. If you did, you'd know that the clone wars references things from the comics often. George even added references to things from the comics and games in his prequel movies. And the clone wars tv series was actually what was more canon breaking than anything for the first time. The clone wars animated series before it was considered canon. And made more sense than the clone wars tv series at the time. And was also even referenced in the movies... George just loves contradicting himself for whatever reason. And the people at Disney have no idea about canon.

[@SpeakNDestroy]

This narrator sounds familiar. 😉

[@letsscream]

Strange!

[@RyanJDowney_]

James Franco?!

[@tgcv4444]

Who is it?

[@knotfest]

He's alright.

[@edenseeker]

I think the relationship between lucas & star wars could be a reflection of the relationship between God & humanity. Perhaps God just wanted to move on to other things and we can't handle that because God created our entire existence. (Obviously this observation only applies in the event that God is real)

[@mitchelllasalle8447]

The EU was always what made Star Wars cool to me as a kid. I didn’t read many of the books or comics as a kid but they were always around. And I loved the games. It was always cool to me that there was this bigger universe outside of the movies. Getting rid of it is the single dumbest thing Disney did. And I love that the new Canon is even more inconsistent and convoluted than the old EU ever was. Really took the fun out of it for me.

[@letsscream]

Exactly.

[@SkyStarNova]

I don't want EU characters plagiarized and degraded into the so called "Disney canon" and their backbone, The Disney Trash Trilogy, by hacks like Filoni. Lucas is indeed a very inconsistent man regarding his ideas, and that is why the prequels are as weak, at best, as they are.

[@letsscream]

Definitely see this point. Don't you think at this point that Filoni is the only one that knows what's they're doing over there?

[@SkyStarNova]

@@letsscream Absolutely not. Filoni's claim to fame is a cheap, child friendly remake of an event already finished, that in itself fixed most of Lucas's most epic mistakes from his first 2 prequels. He may know Star Wars lore, but one thing is knowing it and another is caring for it. Filoni has proven he does not care for that lore, with his continuing retcons and changes to lore and characters.

[@letsscream]

@@SkyStarNova Yeah. I hear you.

[@Zzrik]

George Lucas in a sense ended up being just like the Republic , both where fooled and decived and while the Republic was decived by the emperor, Lucas was decived by Disney and Kathleen.

[@fdsajfldaskjf]

Nice fantasy you cooked up. Let me guess. You got that opinion from Jeremy? That Star Wars Girl? Ryan Kinel? Mauler? It’s gotta be one of them because I know that isn’t YOUR opinion. It was given to you. You heard it somewhere like everyone else who spouts it and like a good little lemming you follow the fandom menace off that cliff of obscurity. The best way to lie to someone is to convince them that they came up with the idea. You’ve been played mate. Time to leave the culture war and get back to work. It’s only there to distract you. The Last Jedi isn’t “SJW propaganda” because a character has purple hair and there was 30 minutes of a filler subplot because Kennedy wanted an another planet in the movie (the real reason for canto bight existing btw). Also while you’re at it leave twitter.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@fdsajfldaskjf Maybe read Bob Igor's book or listen to Lucas' interviews.

[@mysticmarbles]

Disney saying what is or isn't canon is laughable. Canon is tied to the creator. Anything they come up with or approve is canon. Everything else is fanfic. I could write a sequel to public domain book but who would take that seriously as canon? Disney should have at least consulted Lucas instead of the 'make it up as we go' mess they put together.

[@letsscream]

Disney is fanfic! We'll stick with that.

[@cliffy821]

What is the EU?

[@letsscream]

Star Wars "Expanded Universe"

[@cliffy821]

@@letsscream thank you

[@TakeTheWorld21]

Personally, I think we place too much stock on George Lucas’s views on the franchise since he contradicts himself on the EU and there being no story for the sequels and Star Wars is far bigger than him

[@letsscream]

Well said.

[@markshaw431]

You mean the creator of Star Wars..... Yeah we shouldn't hold too much stock and what he says you sense the sarcasm in the state statement I hope you do

[@valentusdolor3742]

Sooner or later every baby will grow up and will make itself independant of its creators though, taking a path of its own for the future...

[@Carl-ld5jy]

That's retarded

[@lissadawes4243]

Heretic!!!!

[@wisdomsnap8695]

Star wars is the salad bar of sci-fi, at least trek fans have to live with the shows contradictions, accept them, and move on. Any given Star Wars fan has a unique conception of lore that they just take from whatever content they've consumed.

[@sonic-bb]

wrong

[@letsscream]

I like this salad bar metaphor.

[@BeansEnjoyer911]

I’m sure many of the books are much better than the sequel films. I tend to think only the first 6 movies are true canon. If it didn’t come from Lucas; for better or worse, it isn’t cannon.

[@thesweuteen]

George's opinion on canon is irrelevant because his opinion was never clear.

[@lissadawes4243]

It’s not irrelevant. I may agree that it may not be the absolute authoritative voice on the matter, I tend to think it’s close to it, but I’m willing to grant that he may have lowered his authority but it’s not irrelevant.

[@kathyfriedhoff9152]

Knights of the Old Republic and the Old Republic will probably the only non-cannon stories that were Canon and some of the stories connected to it

[@LlorDrei]

I feel that Star Wars should have adapted to the material made after the first three movies. If they had wanted any right to the pre and post movies being canon, they shouldn't have waited several decades to make them. As far as I am concerned, Lucas lost all right to the Star Wars universe being his right alone to consider what is, and is not, canon. I consider the books, comics, rpgs, video games, toys, TV episodes, and other miscelania to be the true canon of the Star Wars universe, and the three pre and post and post movies, and all Star Wars products to come from them to be non-canon. If they had wanted to be canon, they should have adapted to the material that grew from the decades in between the films. Star Wars is by no means George Lucas' to do with as he pleases anymore. If he had wanted it to be, he would have had his lawyers read each and every of the above products, and determined at that point what things were and were not canon. Instead, he claimed any royalties he was entitled to over the years, and just threw away the peoples work that made him all that money over all this time, in the garbage, when he was ready to reintroduce his own ideas again.

[@johnredden743]

Star Wars is about the tragedy of Darth Vader, the prequels and it’s direct tie in will always be canon, a lot more so than anything else that’s come from the IP except for the original trilogy

[@lissadawes4243]

What? You think the creator of the franchise, the one who started it all, should have no say because he felt no obligation to anything that he wasn’t connected to? Yeah, I’m going to say a hell no to that.

[@LlorDrei]

@@lissadawes4243 He waits umpteen decades, picks up royalty checks to make more money then god, from millions of people keeping the universe alive for all that time, without setting standards and practices in place for what is and isn't canon, until he gets bored one day and decides, well, I made it, so tish tosh, I made it, so it's mine to do with as I wish, and the rest of your work that kept "My" universe alive can go bye bye. Yeah, I'm going say a hell no to that.

[@lissadawes4243]

@@LlorDrei you mean the universe he created that allowed them to keep anything alive? That universe? Why is the word my in quotation marks. It is his universe. I think the reason he may have been inconsistent and somewhat uneven in his explanations of what’s officially part of the story is that he probably didn’t anticipate this larger universe. He is being asked what the official story is because want to know and he’s trying to navigate all of this material. My point isn’t to say he gets it consistently straight in his explanations but that he still has a say in all this. He is the creator. I reread your comments and you do say that he shouldn’t be the person to have a say. Fair enough. He did sell the franchise. So I can meet you halfway. I just don’t but into the kind of accusations of him. He had his reasons for what he did.

[@Dendricklystable]

Remember the alternate universes? There's George Lucas's story and then there is other stuff. They don't have to be consistent What's the big deal over there being a one true canon anyway? That limits creativity. Star wars is fiction, nothing can be "thrown In the garbage" if it's contradicted because it was never real in the first place. I understand the satisfaction of having a cohesive narrative which is why having 1 canon is a bad idea

[@bintube5269]

Hello

[@letsscream]

Yo!

[@RX7821979]

To me, there exist 3 timelines in the Star Wars franchise George Lucas Vision canon Expanded Universe canon Disney canon

[@letsscream]

Sounds about right.

[@cleowatson3879]

Disney's Star Wars isn't canon because the stories is a bout anakin and the story ends when he dies. Also I think George Lucas knows more about the universe he created then Disney.Disney just wants to make more content for money that is not needed e.g the sequels.But they did do some great stuff with the madelorian and clone wars series.But the sequels aren't needed there is no story Disney's biggest mistake will always be bring back Palpatine.I just stick to the first 6 movies as canon.Disney keeps making remakes of everything just for money like the new marvel heros just why they are not as good and also not needed.Not hate towards the actors ever though it's not their fault I just think that when a brand purchases another they should stick to what was invisioned and not make up something that never happened like episode 7,8,9 they should make it a what if he some how survived and not try to make it canon when the story ended 3 episodes ago.

[@letsscream]

All too true.

[@nathangold5759]

Chew psh not as annoying as Jar Jar Binks

[@emperorvader283]

George Lucas did a Good job with Darth Vader’s Story, but his Grand Vision was Limited and sorely Lacking, that’s at least the One good thing Disney has done: They at least Properly Tried.

[@Steve-3P0]

What would be good is if they would remove the prequels from Canon.

[@letsscream]

Sequel trilogy as well? ;)

[@Dustin2112]

Nerds

[@letsscream]

Thanks for watchin!