Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 19 segments
THIS ADVENTURE -- The Young Indy Chroniclers are BACK for SEASON 4 of the podcast. And the timing couldn't be better. As we premiere this episode, so too do doors open on the Lucas Museum of…
Brendan HayGuest
Peter HolmstromHost
Daniel NoahHost
In 2010, Lucasfilm announced a new animated comedy series set in the Star Wars universe in the style of The Simpsons, Robot Chicken, Looney Tunes, and others.
But when George sold the company to Disney, Disney elected not to air the finished show.
One leaked six-minute episode on Reddit was all we had that we could ever experience of this, which was truly George Lucas' final word on the Star Wars franchise.
That all changed, however, when we got word at San Diego Comic-Con this past year from one of the creators of the show, Seth Green himself.
that a curated selection of episodes from Star Wars Detours would be on display at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, thus finally bringing this lost treasure to the world.
On today's show, we're thrilled to have with us the head writer of Star Wars Detours, Brendan Hay.
In 2010, Lucasfilm announced a new animated comedy series set in the Star Wars universe in the style of The Simpsons, Robot Chicken, Looney Tunes, and others.
But when George sold the company to Disney, Disney elected not to air the finished show.
One leaked six-minute episode on Reddit was all we had that we could ever experience of this, which was truly George Lucas' final word on the Star Wars franchise.
That all changed, however, when we got word at San Diego Comic-Con this past year from one of the creators of the show, Seth Green himself.
that a curated selection of episodes from Star Wars Detours would be on display at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, thus finally bringing this lost treasure to the world.
On today's show, we're thrilled to have with us the head writer of Star Wars Detours, Brendan Hay.
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