Star Wars & Disney

I recently started watching the Disney + Channel. When Katie and the family were visiting us last August we had a conversation about watching all the Star Wars movies and series that were being shown on Disney. She was excited about watching them and knew I would too and she was urging me to subscribe. I balked about adding another service and suddenly she had gone into her account and added a profile for me. Then she added it to our TV. She was offering to add the whole bundled package of Disney, Hulu and ESPN but I politely declined and just accepted the Disney because of the Star Wars stuff. I didn't jump in right away but eventually I decided to reexperience Star Wars again and this time I would follow the timeline of all the films and shows. I went on to Wikipedia to get that timeline right.

 

Then I started watching... in order but I still got a ways to go.

• The Phantom Menace
• Attack of the Clones
• Revenge of the Sith
• Rogue One
• Solo
• Obi-Wan Kenobi
• Andor

I'm watching the TV series Andor right now and then I will go back to viewing the films again. The other new series Solo and Obi-Wan Kenobi were a lot of fun too.

• Star Wars
• The Empire Strikes Back
• The Return of the Jedi
• The Force Awakens
• The Last Jedi
• The Rise of Skywalker
• The Mandalorian
• The Book of Boba Fett

There are also many animated Star Wars television series. Close to 20 of them that take place in various times within the Star Wars time-line. I may take a look at a couple of them at some time.

And then there are the books. Dozens and dozens of them. Adult and children's novels. Now there is a Disney Lucasfilms Press dedicated to them. Many years ago I read the novelization of the first film but I think that was the only one. Although I constantly read science fiction novels I have not had the urge to jump into the Star Wars world of related books. Yet.