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Young Jedi Adventures has received four nominations by the National Academy for Television Arts and Sciences for the Children’s and Family Emmys. Young Jedi Adventures received nominations in the following categories: Voice Directing for an Animated Series, Music Direction and Composition for an Animated Program, Editing for a Preschool Animated Program, and Sound Mixing and Sound Editing for a Preschool Animated Program. This is only the 3rd annual Children’s and Family Emmys with the upcoming ceremony set to take place on March 15 in Los Angeles.  (L-R): Lys Solay (voiced by Juliet Donenfeld), Nash Durango (voiced by Emma Berman), Kai Brightstar (voiced by JeCobi Swain), Nubs (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker), and RJ-83 from “STAR WARS: YOUNG JEDI ADVENTURES (Season 2)”, exclusively on Di...

Join us as we dive into our Top 5 Ahsoka moments! From The Clone Wars, to Rebels, and live action there is so much to chose from! So come on Skyguy, this is where the fun begins! source: starwarsreport.com

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew showrunners Jon Watts and Christopher Ford have revealed that they were having constant “pinch me, I must be dreaming” moments while making their story in the galaxy far, far away. Talking with ComicBook.com – a representative of whom just saw the first three episodes of the series and interview about them – the Skeleton Crew showrunners were asked about if they had any moments where they felt like they were in a dream instead of being on the set of the galaxy far, far away. They explained that it was hard to pin down a single moment because there were just so many, but they particularly appreciated meeting longtime Lucasfilm creatives: Watts: It’s weird, because that would happen all the time.Ford: Like, constantly!Watts: It’s one of those things where when you...

Lucasfilm has one movie star under its belt right now: the character of Rey Skywalker. That’s the conclusion of a new article in The Hollywood Reporter, a post-mortem analysis of the news last week about Simon Kinberg taking over as writer/producer of a new trilogy of Star Wars movies for Disney/Lucasfilm. Though Daisy Ridley’s return as the character has only been confirmed for one movie, THR is saying that she’s expected to appear in several of the feature films that are in development — though they were unable to confirm which ones. A report last week said that she’s supposed to be the Obi-Wan of the new trilogy, meaning she will have a mentor supporting role. THR even suggested that some of the filmmakers working for Lucasfilm are “jostling” to feature the character in their project...

In my last review of The High Republic Adventures issue #10, I lamented that the series had reached a slow point. With all the politicking on Eriadu and all the various side stories happening with the characters, it felt like the overall plot was slamming on the brakes. Unfortunately, issue #11 of The High Republic Adventures doesn’t do anything to alleviate this problem. It only makes it worse. Focusing on characters Ram Jomaram and Padawan Gavi (most notably from Escape From Valo), it’s an additional side-story that only makes things more convoluted. If you, as the reader, can keep up with all of these different plots, all the more power to you. But unless you have absolutely kept up with every single thread and have read through the middle-grade novels as well, this issue is a frustr...