A Star Wars Show w/ Jon Justice
Jun 20, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
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Lucasfilm plans to release two live action Disney Plus streaming series and one film per year with no more standalone films.

All future series, including both animated and live action, are going to be set in the New Republic era.

As always, if you want to email me at any point, talkshownerd at gmail.com, or if you're enjoying this up on YouTube, go and leave a comment there.

is going to be focusing on seeking out emerging talents 18 to 25 in order to establish a continuous and long-term production process.

Disney wants the new Star Wars movies to take epic risks, establish new worlds, and follow clear protocols similar to what Star Wars Starfighter will be.

First off, let's just establish some of what we know so that we can have the proper contextual context about what this means for the future of Star Wars going forward and why it has me absolutely thrilled and watching the prequel films this weekend.

You've got about 22 to 25 years that we have not seen in terms of storytelling between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

So we'll start off with the Disney Plus streaming show live action aspect of this and then relate that to the sequel trilogy and then what's happening beyond the sequel trilogy.

So there's 30 years between Episode 6 and 7, Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

The Mandalorian, that storytelling takes place about nine years post-Return of the Jedi.

So you have a few more years added in there for the three seasons of The Mandalorian.

I imagine that what we saw in The Mandalorian and Grogu takes us up to the current season.

So again, you're looking at about 22 to 25 years worth of storytelling that can be accomplished here.

And how the Sith Eternal ended up as far away from the rest of the First Order as they did.

You can establish your offshoots for whatever the emerging threat is going to be post-Return of the Jedi.

Lucasfilm plans to release two live action Disney Plus streaming series and one film per year with no more standalone films.

All future series, including both animated and live action, are going to be set in the New Republic era.

As always, if you want to email me at any point, talkshownerd at gmail.com, or if you're enjoying this up on YouTube, go and leave a comment there.

is going to be focusing on seeking out emerging talents 18 to 25 in order to establish a continuous and long-term production process.

Disney wants the new Star Wars movies to take epic risks, establish new worlds, and follow clear protocols similar to what Star Wars Starfighter will be.

First off, let's just establish some of what we know so that we can have the proper contextual context about what this means for the future of Star Wars going forward and why it has me absolutely thrilled and watching the prequel films this weekend.

You've got about 22 to 25 years that we have not seen in terms of storytelling between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

So we'll start off with the Disney Plus streaming show live action aspect of this and then relate that to the sequel trilogy and then what's happening beyond the sequel trilogy.

So there's 30 years between Episode 6 and 7, Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

The Mandalorian, that storytelling takes place about nine years post-Return of the Jedi.

So you have a few more years added in there for the three seasons of The Mandalorian.

I imagine that what we saw in The Mandalorian and Grogu takes us up to the current season.

So again, you're looking at about 22 to 25 years worth of storytelling that can be accomplished here.

And how the Sith Eternal ended up as far away from the rest of the First Order as they did.

You can establish your offshoots for whatever the emerging threat is going to be post-Return of the Jedi.
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