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The images are somewhat different from the story. July is said to be the only human, but in one image there's an all human class, the wolverine is from X-men. And why is there fire and smoke in the foreground? Is the classroom on fire?

best sith, Ventress, omg she is awesome and I love her story arc, of being betrayed by her master and helping ahsoka/anakin! +++ her interactions as the enemy of the three-Obiwan/Ahsoka/Anakin, always an awesome encounter, and I think she's kinda hot... ;p

It IS Plo Koon (well, after Master Yoda). Followed by Kit Fisto. Just for his smile and bad@ss name. LEAST favorite: Mace Windu. Arrogant prick thinks he's superior. Ki-Adi Mundi (while I don't HATE him) is a d*ckhead. Never liked the one with the missing horn and the eyepatch, either. Always a sourpuss look on his face. Humorless old man.

Youngling taken from family and most of time their home planet.. trained.. an then failing a trial. Going in the Service Corp would be an ideal solution, working with others like yourself. You got really nothing to go home or back to..

I loved the Light & Magic show they did as well, since it should you a llot about the making of episode $, 5 & 6 that the others hadn't

there was 2 things that i had wrong about darth vader and that was that he wasnt superior to grand moff tarkin and james earl jones didnt voice him in the kenobi show. altho i knew james earl jones didnt voice him, i thought Hayden Christensen voiced him

with the drawning so Disney Hercules style, how can anybody watch this?????

While my fav Obi/Ani moment is really the fight between Obi and “Darth” in the Obi-wan series. But, I think best Obi/Ani moment is the flashback in the same series to Obi and Ani sparring to apparently see if he is ready to become a knight.

Are we allowed mockumentries on this list because R2-D2 Beneath the Dome from episode 2 dvd was hilarious.

Anakin force ghost?? Where?!?!

Ummm....weren't Qui Gon's robes burned with his body at the end of the Phantom Menace?

0:49 the Executor is NOT a Star dreadnought. It is a Super Star Destroyer. You are trying to apply real life ship classification to science fantasy. The “Destroyer” in the name is not a classification, but is a description of the ship’s perceived power. That it is supposedly powerful enough to “Destroy a Star”. As clearly a Star Destroyer is bigger than a Star Cruiser (the Mon Calamari ships were Star Cruisers). The Mon Calamari Star Cruisers were called cruisers because they were converted civilian cruise liners. Also, Imperial Star Destroyers and Mon Calamari Star Cruisers are clearly the Star Wars Universe’s equivalent of Battleships.

Its like you talk normal, then when it comes to staing the word "Jedi", you say it at 1000mph 😂

11:58 Sissy Spacek was supposed to play Princess Leia. Carrie Fisher was set to play "Carrie" in the Stephen King film of the same name. Carrie Fisher didn't want to the nude scene in the opening, so the two actresses swapped roles...

2:26 If AMERICAN GRAFFITI was his "second" feature film... What the hell was his FIRST?

Number 4, It's was a Test and He fail, on the Third movie, to see if he was actually a True Jedi, or Just another pawn.

0:36 Graham Norton reference 😂 Awesome 😎

😂 22:00 Gareth just reverted to using his wrestling references, 😂😂😂

19:00 It's not Ta-Kai It's Ta-Kay... Like Too-Pay (But it's okay if you call me Ta-Kai, because Ta-Kai means Expensive... and so you will be calling me George Expensive... Ha ha... Oh, my)😂

What?? Where are Mr Plinckets 6 hours epics lol

Darth Revan is my favorite Sith Lord

Obi-Wan should have survived. I always thought it was wrong how he was killed.

Best live-action lightsaber duel is Ryan v Dorkman II.

Okay, I'm going to come right out and say it since no one else will: The Star Wars Holiday Special was a HIT with children at the time. Yes, variety shows were very popular at the time (hence why it was done in that format), and Star Wars was printing money at the box office. I don't know what my grandmother (who raised me) thought of the whole thing, but because Star Wars had affected me the way it did, we watched it. At 11 years old when it aired, I loved it! But of course, it was the only Star Wars content we had aside from the actual movie, the novel of the movie, and maybe some comic books/trading cards. Yes, Lucas hated it, critics probably did, as well. But the target audience (kids).... LOVED it!

So... whose idea to was to edit the time of this video to 11:38? Whoever it was...NICE TOUCH!

I totally agree with you. Like hearing my own words spoken by another.

Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed and From Puppets to Pixels deserve to be on this list. The People vs. George Lucas doesn’t and definitely is not top 3.

Why do people keep trying to apply things like logic and real science to Star Wars? George Lucas never prioritized those things in the original trilogy. Why should the new filmmakers making Star Wars projects now do it any differently? It's about the thrills we get watching it, not intellectual logic. So, either enjoy the ride or don't. Theres no need to nitpick so much with a franchise that isn't supposed to "make sense." And to all those that would disagree with me that the original trilogy threw logic (even within it's own Universe's rules) out the window, I present my "Exhibit A" in this case. In "The Empire Strikes Back" (which is STILL the greatest Star Wars movie of them all, and likely will always remain so...) it was CLEARLY established that the Millennium Falcon's only means of faster than light travel, its hyperdrive, was damaged beyond repair (barring outside assistance) either before or during the escape from the Hoth System. And yet, the ship was still able to make it to Bespin on sublight engines alone. And it is also clear that in this story Bespin was not in the same system because the characters on the Falcon were openly considering their options, and naming other systems (literally using the word "system" at least once to do so), before Bespin was even mentioned and decided upon as their destination. The spaces between star systems in galaxies are measured in lightyears and parsecs. Logically, there is no way the Millenium Falcon could have made it from one system to another on sublight engines alone while its biological occupants were even still alive, let alone with them not even seeming to age significantly at all. So, again, I say either shut up and enjoy the ride, or don't enjoy it and just stop with the endlessly unneccessary nitpicking if you don't. Star Wars has always been nothing more than obviously flawed escapism. Just let it continue to be what it is.

The dumbest thing about Star Wars Rebels was how frequently the Rebels did not kill the stormtroopers and imperials they went up against, instead just knocking them out or stunning them most of the time. Sure they killed bad guys some of the time, but they were fighting a guerilla war. You can't win such a war by refusing to diminish your enemy's numbers while fighting them. If this show hadn't aired on the Disney Channel originally, the Ghost crew's body count likely would have been much higher.

I don't really like how you guys decided to show David Prowse when saying "those who made *tiny* contributions" to the series at 2:29 to 2:34. Sure, JEJ made Vader's voice iconic but even he himself didn't think he deserved a credit originally considering every non-verbal quality that made Vader VADER was Prowse.

Where is the review of episode 4 of the Acolyte!?

Oh VII,VII,XI are far worse than the first three Star Wars films, at least they didn’t drag there ass across the hardwood floor of film making and leave a nice big s**t stain for everyone to see.

From Star Wars to Jedi: The Making of a Saga is another good one to watch if you can find it. Lots of interesting BTS stuff from the pre-special edition original trilogy.

Has no one heard of The Legacy Revealed?? It a History channel doc that came out in 2006. Speaks volumes on the inspiration for Star Wars. Unbelievable how no one recognizes it

5 of those have been created by Episode 9.

From someone who's a little older and was alive when Star Wars came out, I'll tell you... "The Making of Star Wars" was a big deal. We didn't have companion CDs, Disney+, or RUclips fan sites to get behind the scenes footage. Now, I was only nine at the time so I might be wrong, but I don't think a "The Making of ________" special about ANY movie had been done before. This made it feel special. So while, sure... The production was a little goofy by today's standards, back then it was pure gold.

Empire of Dreams better top the list. Edit; Okay, I'm Happy.

Ive always accepted the sounds in space as a poets licence situation since space isn't real and the earth is flat.

#10 Yeah well haven't you hear that sometimes its better to show wisdom by remaining silent and having people THINK you're stupid than opening your mouth and removing ALL doubt?🤷🏼‍♂️🤓😎✌🏼

Plo Koon... How did you know?

Interestingly the reactor shaft in the throne room seems to be the only one in the galaxy to have safety barriers installed.

Wasn’t prepared to hear “blue j*zz wailer” Fully aware of the fact it’s lore but damn that slew of words made me cackle. 😂

Of course this Empire Officier falling down somewhere. ÄHHHHHHHHÄ.😂

"Rebellions are built on hope"

So when it comes to the whole 'Like and his mom' thing, there is another thing to keep in mind - everything he's been told is likely from his uncle Owen and his aunt Beru. Who as far as I recall - met her that one time briefly on Tatooine. Owen likely learned more about Anakin or at least had more to go off of when making up things about his being a pilot and all (as well as the line when Beru says he's too much like his father and Owen replies 'That's what I'm afraid of' so he definitely has some knowledge), which is then followed by Obi-Wan mentioning his father - not his mother. Obi-Wan is likely the one that knew his mother best of those he met, other than if Leia was told about her from her adoptive parents, and we all know how forthcoming with the truth he was in the OT - for all we know Luke asked off screen and told him she was some moisture farmer on Tatooine so he wouldn't go digging.

Is Padme a jedi in episode two? How else did she knew where Anakin was after being defeated by Dooku

#4 I always assumed the throne room was a late addition to the design, and they just stuck it somewhere

Sound in space is a common thing in sci-fi movies and shows. Star Trek does it too. Firefly/Serenity is the only one I can think of off the top of my head that doesn’t have sound in space.

Anyone watching Star Wars on Disney + needs to be put in a mental institution.

Who also saw the message "321 action 123"?