To be honest, I feel like we’re past Star Wars saturation at this point…
a) last entry in the Skywalker ennealogy (without Skywalker)
b) Solo, Kenobi(?), Boba Fett(?) movies
c) Johnson trilogy
d) Weiss & Beniof trilogy
e) Favreau series
f) animated Rebels follow up
Marvel releases a metric crapton of media too. Comic books, network TV, netflix, movies, you name it. They manage to keep quality high so it’s all good. Maybe Star Wars will fare as well.
Although given The Crappy Last Jedi, that seems unlikely.
Not as interested in it as I am in whatever Dave Filloni and Pablo Hidalgo get up to next though. They have a track record for producing stuff most in keeping with the tone and spirit of the OT, and is frequently better than the recent movies.
Clone Wars. He played one of the Mandalorian leaders in a handful of episodes. The leader Pre Vizla, who’s second of command was played by Katie Sackhoff of BSG fame.
We’ll see if there is a saturation point, but Marvel superhero movies and shows keep piling up and most of them have been fine or better.
It’s just a setting. The circa-2007 Star Wars live action series was meant to be Deadwood + Rome set in the lowest sections of Coruscant and never really cross paths with the Skywalkers or other main characters of the movies. I thought that had plenty of material to mine.
I really enjoyed Rogue One and Solo isn’t out yet, but Donald Glover as Lando has got me excited. IMO, the only major misstep under Disney’s control was The Last Jedi. But that was kind of a big one.
DC TV shows may be successful, but they never grabbed me. Formulaic, boring, CW-style trash TV. Way too many episodes per season. They’re on a completely different level than the Marvel Netflix shows in particular.
Disney has revealed the first look and directors for its “Star Wars” streaming TV series “The Mandalorian”
Dave Filoni, who has worked on “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and “Star Wars Rebels,” will direct the first episode of the series. “Thor: Ragnarok” director Taika Waititi, Bryce Dallas Howard, “Dope’s” Rick Famuyiwa, and Deborah Chow (“Jessica Jones”) will direct additional episodes.