Something about the High Republic Era they introduced in 2021. I think that avenue will focus on the Jedi and lightsaber stuff and they'll use the more grounded Mandalorian and Andor stuff for the Skywalker Era stuff.

If Disney was going to base the next movie or show on a book, then they would have started with Heir to the Empire or Dark Force Rising.

Talking Tico. They explore the daytime talk show format with everyone's favorite non-favorite character.

Jar Jar: The Musical: "A young gungan's strange, erotic journey from Milan to Minsk”

Chewbacca origin story.

Anything at this point.

I liked Andor just fine and kudos for a unique perspective, but it was also fine tooth combing a worn out story.

I know it will never happen, but I would really like them to accept that they fucked up RoS and go back and give it another go as a series, which will likely be cheaper than a movie.

Keep TFA and TLJ because for all their flaws they are consistent. Just pretend RoS didn't happen and try again. Make it a series and call it an alternative timeline, or "What If..." Or whatever. Just finish the trilogy properly.

I like to think a TV series for Twilight Company would be a Band Of Brothers style series.

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You mean something from the Old Republic or similar (1000 yrs before Luke)?

I don’t want anymore rebellion stories during the Skywalker timeframe unless they’re prequels to the new sequels just for variety’s sake.

I want something deep in the past or deep in the future or something far removed from what we know.

Slough House on Apple TV. Boom, you’re welcome

I feel like reddit is weird when it comes to shows. Reddit hivemind either hates a show or loves it. Sadly I feel like reddit disliked ring of powers more than liked it, so the only time you would hear about it on here is if it was something bad.

That has nothing to do with First Age elves being inordinate risk takers. It means Galadriel specifically has revenge on her mind. I don’t think pushing her men equates to jumping off a ship a thousand miles at sea, and certainly doesn’t follow your statement of Elves from this time period being crazy.

Band of Brothers

Miss Maisel looks incredible, even the smallest details are painstakingly accurate. Don't know how many sets they have for that show but they must be around a hundred

Now here’s a question for ya. How many of these shows are good?

Sounds pretty boring

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a female boss getting fired? Not going to happen today, and certainly not on Amazon, the most diverse and inclusive place in the universe according to themselves

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Old People watch cable news

Rob Benedict would say at conventions that he thought Chuck was God but he never said yes or no for sure.

The convention I'm talking about was in 2013

Might present this as a prequel - this is before Perry Mason became the 1957 series version. I like 'em both.

They definitely go a "more lawyer route". I know what your Dad means; it was an adjustment.

So they actually applaud ?