Star Wars: Detours is finally escaping the vault. Sort of. The long-shelved animated comedy series from Seth Green and Matthew Senreich will be shown publicly for the first time through the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. According to Entertainment Weekly, Green revealed during San Diego Comic-Con that a curated selection of Star Wars: Detours episodes will be displayed for the public at the museum. That is not a Disney+ release. It is not a full series drop. But for a Star Wars project that has been locked away for more than a decade, it still feels like a small miracle. The Lost Star Wars Comedy Show Star Wars: Detours was created by Green, Senreich, and the team behind Robot Chicken, with George Lucas involved before Disney bought Lucasfilm. The idea was simple and deeply strange: an animated Star Wars comedy set between the prequel and original trilogies. Basically, Star Wars…
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39 Finished Star Wars Episodes Were Never Released — And Probably Never Will Be
One of the strangest lost chapters in Star Wars history just resurfaced. More than 39 fully completed episodes of the animated series Star Wars: Detours were finished years ago — but never released. And according to creator Seth Green, fans shouldn’t expect them to appear anytime soon. Yes, an entire Star Wars show exists.Fully produced.Ready to go.And still locked away. A Complete Star Wars Series That Never Aired Before Disney reset the direction of Star Wars in the early 2010s, Lucasfilm was working on a very different animated project. Star Wars: Detours was a comedic series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich (Robot Chicken) and developed alongside George Lucas. It was designed as a lighthearted, parody-style look at the galaxy far, far away. But this wasn’t just a concept that never got off the ground. According to Green, over 39 episodes were fully completed before the show was shelved….