Setting an arbitrary number of any kind isn't a good idea, fit to story. There are Netflix shows where the padding is so obvious as to be visible. Don't want that on SW.
Not always, really does depend on the story - Expense S5 would not have worked for me week to week, too slow a pace.
It's interesting how much the quick death of the syndication requirements has benefitted storytelling in series. There are certain aspects of the old school rhythm of a 26 or 22 episode season that I'll miss, including filler episodes -- I always find it interesting how art conforms to technical or commercial restrictions, leading to its own intrinsic quirks. But on balance it's an improvement.
As much as I like Rebels I always felt Rebels was sorta limited by the powers of traditional Cable television. Resistance strangely in terms of it's pacing and story actually really managed to navigate traditional cable TV that first season before they decided to pull the plug on it, but honestly Resistance I think knew it was a Disney XD show while Rebels i think wanted to be more Clone Wars but couldn't for obvious reasons.
So a bit of a throw away line in a recent variety article says that Rangers of the new republic is no longer in active development. https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/st...iloni-lucasfilm-creative-director-1234978130/
I think CGI Luke and what happened with Solo shows how Lucasfilm feels about recasting at this point Whats more odd was that you think the Bo-Katan story would continue in Mando
I’m pretty sure Donald Glover was excepted pretty well, so it’s not all recasting. Plus it’s not long or cara dune is Star Wars royalty like Han and Luke.
True. I don't know the logic behind it to be honest? Espeically when it comes to recasting and not reacasting.
Maybe Lucasfilm should wait until they're actually a good chunk into working on something before announcing it in the future.
Then you've got fans having meltdowns over a lack of news, like in mid-2019 when nobody knew what was coming after TROS and Mando season 1 and people demanded a Kevin Feige-style roadmap of all upcoming content extending into the foreseeable future. Do you announce most or all of your plans and risk fan anger when plans change, or do you tactically announce upcoming material when there's little risk of plans changing and have fans angry anyway because the lack of a public roadmap causes them to assume you simply don't have one? I certainly don't know what the right course of action is, perhaps Lucasfilm hasn't figured it out either.
Well basically I no longer have faith in any upcoming Star Wars live action thing to happen unless it's actually being filmed. Remember when Benioff and Weiss were doing a trilogy? Speaking of Kevin Feige, wasn't he supposed to be making a Star Wars movie? Taika Waititi? The Rian Johnson trilogy? All we've got from Patty Jenkins is a video of her walking towards an X-Wing - can we actually expect more?
Honestly take the outline and rename the ranger Bara Moon or something. It's not as if the Star Wars galaxy is wanting for random ex New Republic agents.
My suspicion is they brainstormed part of the plot with Gina Carano beforehand, and now are debating how to rework it. I'm still surprised they practically handed her her own TV show and didn't realize she was a wild card on social media.
I think it's reasonable to expect people to not make complete fools of themselves in public but...yeah, I would agree.