I agree. I think so many people were angry over Last Jedi that they took it out on Solo. But I have always enjoyed it and if done right (I know that's a big IF with Disney) a sequel could work.

I think anytime you have a show where ultimately the ending is known, less is more.

If this had gone 5 seasons, Disney would not have been able to resist bringing in old characters for no reason other than nostalgia.. There probably would have been an episode where Han Solo and Chewie showed up to help (or rip off) the burgeoning alliance.

One last thing - Benjamin Bratt was a great Bail Organa. Im a big fan of both actors but I think Benjamin should have been used from the start (prequel trilogy).

So if this is set before the original movie, it still needs to be set after the recent prequels because didn't David "invent" the Xenomorphs?

Im looking forward to seeing just how this show is able to maintain the "intensity" that we have come to expect from this franchise on the small screen.

This was a good call. I wonder if this was a one-off or of there will be more scenes with Bail (the article says he doesn't play a major role, but is it more than just one scene?).

I've always been a fan of Benjamin Bratt, his seasons with the late Jerry Orbach on Law & Order were some of my favorites.

Yeah. Never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never even consider this.

I know Hollywood is running out of fresh ideas but this is not a path anyone should consider.

I thought Homer was the Chosen One???

"Who holds back the Electric car?"

"Who makes Steve Guttenburg a star?"

"We do. We do."

(I'm not writing out the whole song)

Long live the Stonecutters!!!!

"yet many fans of the franchise tend to overlook this Attack of the Clones scene as the actual turning point in Anakin's story,"

Those would be some stupid fans. I the first time I watched AOTC seeing that scene as a preview of what was to come. For crying out loud he its to slaughtering women and children!!! There fact that Pe didn't immediately text Obi-Wan "Hey, I think your padawan might be a bit messed up" remains baffling to me.

"The Rebel B-wing was introduced in Rebels and recently made their live-action debut in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew."

The B wing was introduced in 1983. Several were part of the attack fleet on the 2nd Death Star.

Seriously, how difficult is it to fact check?

I see by your reply you are one of those kids that never grows up. Probably still living in the basement yelling at your mom that you are out of Sunny D. And the closest you have ever been to woman is rubbing up against your Princess Leia poster.

How is it for kids? We'll let me ask you. How many lego sets have been sold based on Schindlers List? How many action figures did they sell for Oppenheimer? Any video games for 12 Years A Slave?

And in closing:

Grow up. Move out of the basement and get a job.

It won't matter who they pick. People nowadays just live to complain. I'm not happy with a lot of what happened but at the end of the day, it's a show. And a show for kids on top of that.

Nothing sadder than people over 30 complaining about a kids show.

Very good list. Can't really dispute any of the order.

But it really sucks that we never got the chance to get some real content with Worf as Captain. I never liked the way they ended his character on DS9. Worf was never going to be comfortable in the role of a diplomat. I'm glad it didn't last and he ended up back where he belonged.

Sadly, i believe Michael Dorn has said he has no interest in doing a show centered on that time in Worf's life. You certainly can't recast the role, so sadly we will never see it on the screen.

Yeah, we could get books, comics or even an animated series but that just won't cut it.