Adam discusses the new(-ish) book The Last Order and how it is indicative of a larger issue with the current Star Wars Expanded Universe.

In a weird decision, Lucasfilm decided to buy a Super Bowl ad, and then release the new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu a week later. Adam discusses why this is so baffling, especially when the second trailer seems to be hitting the right notes.

Cool, it's been a while since we had an animated show set immediately after the fall of the Republic. Adam discusses why the new trailer for Maul: Shadow Lord.

It's official, for real this time, Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down as the head of Lucasfilm and Dave Filoni will be taking over creative operations at the studio. In an exit interview on the way out, Kennedy outlined some of what's on the table for their theatrical release slate. What could this mean for the new incoming team and what is Filoni's best course of action?

A new report indicates, again, that Kathleen Kennedy will be leaving Lucasfilm and Dave Filoni will be taking over on the story side of the studio. I feel like we've been here before...

For the first time in quite some time, the original Star Wars, as it originally ran theatrically in 1977, will return to theaters in 4K and upscaled to IMAX. Adam discusses who is mad about this and why.

With the third volume of Star Wars Visions here, Adam discusses what Disney can learn from the success of the series on Disney+.

Adam discusses the news that Adam Driver and Steven Soderbergh pitched a Star Wars movie to Lucasfilm and Disney, only to be rejected by Disney. What could have been behind this?