Mystery Man
First Post
Screw the negativity.
[size=+4]I can't wait!!!!!!!![/size]
[size=+4]I can't wait!!!!!!!![/size]
Meh. I have a different attitude with Star Wars than I have with Star Trek. You know the saying, "Alway leave your audience wanting more."satori01 said:If we are going to throw old refrences around maybe it wont be Holiday Special craptacular, but Mupptet Show with Mark Hamil good,(actually wasnt that good, but I was excited to see Luke).
Do people really think it is going to look bad, given this era of TV production values. Star Wars the TV show is going to compete with Alias, Lost, BSG, Stargate Atlantis/SG1, Farscape, Mansquito, and cable TV shows like Deadwood.
If George learns anything by research, he should learn that tepid shows, no mater how beloved will not last, (cough Enterprise cough).
I have faith that with the money Lucasfilm has, and the financial backing he can get from any network that coreography on any fights that do happen will look better then most show on now, even if there is not wuxia goodness.
As to what the show is about, we know 1) a jedi is a charcter
2) I have heard from many people, and especially from one I trust that Vader will be a reccuring character. I cant say we see him fight, he may only be a hologram, but Vader will be a pressence on the show.
Ranger REG said:Of course, George Lucas should try to back off and let a creative writing staff to make SW TV series more interesting.
Hehehe. Well, ILM used to provide special effects for TNG and DS9, so it is only fitting that the Klingon Loremaster, former DS9 associate producer & writer, Ron D. Moore, would write for Star Wars.smootrk said:Maybe the guys making the extremely cool, New Battlestar Galactica series can get together and make the new Star Wars television series.
Not enough data to make an educated guess.ShrinkyLink said:Just wondering: is it any coincidence that Lucas' son is now a teenager, and now Star Wars begins to take on a more adult tone? I wonder how much of the last few films have been Lucas making them more for his children than anyone else.
Orius said:I never saw the Christmas Special (and I suppose that's a good thing), but I remember the Ewok movies, and I don't remember them as weren't bad. They were more or less geared towards children or a family audience, but otherwise, I doubt they could have been anywhere near as bad as the Christmas Special is said to be.