- We won an Emmy for the Star Wars Show
for an "Arrested Development" parody we
did that Ron was involved in.
- No.
- So first of all, thank you for our Emmy.
- You're welcome.
Hey, I'm Tony Hale.
Welcome to The Star Wars Show.
These people are very, very cool.
This is the Star Wars Show.
- Hello, and welcome to The Star Wars Show, the only Star Wars
show on the internet coming to you from behind the scenes
of a mystery shoot.
- Speculate about where we are and what we're
doing all you want, internet.
We're not telling. - Oh, no.
I'll tell them. - No, don't.
- We're making a mayonnaise commercial.
- No, we aren't.
- Or are we?
- Let's go to the news.
D23 Expo took place last weekend.
And it was filled with "Star Wars"
news and information that will surely
keep you theorizing on the internet for months to come.
- On Friday during the Disney+ panel,
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy took the stage,
along with surprise guest Diego Luna and Alan Tudyk to talk
about their new untitled series coming
to the streaming service.
- And while they joked about not having a title,
they did reveal that the series is in pre-production.
- We also learned that the new season of "Star Wars--
The Clone Wars will be coming to Disney+ in February of 2020.
- Oh.
And Ewan McGregor's back as Obi Wan
Kenobi in an all new live-action series coming to Disney+.
- The untitled series is set eight years
after the events of "Revenge of the Sith"
and will go into production next year.
It's only set eight years after because that's
how much older he's gotten in the last 20 years.
- Mhm.
Yeah.
It's science or something.
That's not all.
The cast and crew of "The Mandalorian"
took the stage to reveal a brand new trailer for the upcoming
series, giving us a look at this gritty new live-action show
which debuts on November 12.
- Then on Saturday, Kathleen Kennedy, J.J. Abrams, as well
as the cast of "Star Wars--
The Rise of Skywalker" took to the stage
to reveal a brand new poster for the film.
- The poster shows Rey and Kylo engaged in a watery battle
while the face of the emperor looms overhead.
- More importantly, attendees were treated to a reel
showcasing moments from the entire
saga culminating in new, never-before-seen
shots from "Star Wars--
The Rise of Skywalker."
- It was intense.
One minute, the crew was watching
a party on top of some rocks.
Then the next, C-3PO's eyes turn red,
Kylo and Rey are fighting on water,
and then Rey goes all dark side and has a double-bladed saber.
- What does it all mean?
- We'll find out soon enough when "Star Wars--
The Rise of Skywalker" hits theaters on December 20.
But you can watch that reel right now on starwars.com.
- Darth Vader, who had a brief voiceover cameo in the "Rise
of Skywalker" reel, was also present at D23
Expo during ILMxLABs "Vader Immortal" panel.
- Guests were treated to new looks
at concept art for the upcoming Episode II
as well as new footage and learn that you'll
be able to train in the ways of the force with Darth Vader,
like being able to force lift objects
as well as throw a lighted light saber at an enemy.
- It's everything I've ever wanted.
For more on "Vader Immortal--
Episode II, including a look at the new creature the Darkghast,
check out starwars.com/sws.
- D23 Expo attendees were also the first to learn about
the new Star Wars themed vacation
experience coming to Florida.
- Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser is a first of its kind
immersive experience taking guests aboard the luxury star
starship Halcyon as they embark on a two-day journey amongst
the stars where guests will interact with other characters
and become active participants in an unfolding
galactic journey.
- I was so excited for you.
Hopefully, we can sneak Kevin onboard like we
did for our cruise episode. - Yeah.
I hope so. - Ah, that will be so much fun.
- Guests were also treated to a glimpse
at the new attraction coming to Star Wars Galaxy's Edge--
Star Wars Rise of the Resistance, including an escape
from two giant AT-ATs and a light
saber coming through the roof.
- For more on all the Star Wars coming to the Disney resorts,
check out starwars.com/sws.
- And for more breaking news from around the galaxy,
keep it locked to starwars.com.
- We have a lot of news.
- I need a nap.
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- If Forky had to answer--
Forky, what is Star Wars?
- Oh my gosh.
Well, first of all, he would break it down.
Because he would go, a, what's a star?
And b, I don't even know what a wars is.
So don't even put those words together.
So he'd have to just get to the basic of a star and a war.
And then once somebody described to him,
oh, well, a star is the sky, and a war is like battle.
He'd be like, I don't want a part of it.
- You're-- - --watching--
- --a-- - --Star--
- --Wars-- - --Show.
- Hello, sir. - How are you?
- Giancarlo. - Hey.
- Hey, oh. How's it going, man?
- Man, it's so good.
- It's so good.
What's up, dude?
- Good to see you.
How come you get to be on this side of the fence?
How'd that happen?
- Because I told him I know Dave Filoni.
And so they let me-- - Oh, right.
That won't get you that far.
- I haven't seen you since celebration
when you stepped out on stage.
- Since April.
- Can I just ask you-- like, if we're going to shake hands,
can we just-- can we do?
- Oh, boy.
- Yeah!
First time anybody's ever asked him, first time today,
first time in the last 15 minutes.
- First time in the last 50 years.
- You got to watch the trailer for the first time
with the audience.
How did it feel?
How did it look?
What did you expect?
- I can't wait to get done with all this press
so I can go back and really watch it.
There was just such great energy in the crowd.
And I just remember some flashes.
I kind of black out when I get adrenaline.
So I have to go back and watch it.
But was it good? Did you like it?
- It was wonderful.
- See, I didn't pay attention because I was watching
the people watching the trailer, knowing that I could watch
it online finally, like repeatedly, over and over
and over and over.
- It is exciting because I want the fans to see this.
We're all very proud of it.
And we've been working hard on it.
So it's really exciting when they see it.
It's also relieving because it's less
things you have to keep secret.
I'm always super thankful for that.
So I can't wait for episodes to get out.
- Listen.
- I'm listening.
- You're an IG droid.
- Apparently.
- I don't know how you were when you were a kid, but I was
kind of obsessed with IG-88.
Was this a cool thing for you to do?
- Yeah.
Just to be involved in this was amazing.
You know, IG-11 I like to think is made
in the same factory as IG-88.
I think--
- 77 better or 77 worse?
- 77, more--
I mean, it's like, you know, like there's
a Trans-- like the later Trans Ams
were kind of like kind of cool.
But the earlier Trans Ams were like, those
were the ones you want.
You know, you want the "Smokey and the Bandit" one.
- Yeah.
- You know, that's how the IG-11 is.
- Once again, you are a bad man.
- I'm a bad man.
I think he just like looks so intense.
I have the greatest costume in the whole world, my goodness.
Thank you so much.
My first time seeing the trailer,
too, just like you, and very, very-- excited that the through
line and the moral turpitude of this particular show
has held up.
It's strong.
- This is like if you had a $250 million movie.
That's how that looked.
That did not look like something that you're
going to be watching in your home on your television.
That thing looked so amazing.
- The aesthetic of this thing-- we started off
with Trooper buckets on spikes.
- It's a cool image.
I mean, and that's something that I've always wanted to see.
And like a lot of it just comes down to that, for me
over the years, is I'm a fan.
And I would like to see some of these things.
And I hope people want to see them, too.
And if you grew up a "Star Wars" fan,
we all like a lot of the same things about that universe.
And John and I definitely have so many things in common.
You know, we are just having fun.
- We got to see more glimpses of other characters,
more glimpses of other places.
Can you tell us anything about Cara Dune yet?
- I loved putting on her uniform.
I loved wearing that every day.
And that's big.
Because when you put something on everyday for months
on months, in the beginning, you're like oh,
this is amazing.
And then at the end, you're like, get it off me.
And at no point was I like, get it off me.
- Gina Carano was like, oh, you're sounding so sexy.
And I was like, nuh uh.
And she was like, what do you mean?
I was like, that wasn't me.
That was Werner Herzog.
And she was like, oh, ha, ha, ha.
- To be fair, Werner Herzog did sound sexy.
- He did. He did.
Always does.
It's almost like all of the derelict background
characters of the bar in the very first Star Wars movie
that we ever saw in the movie theater is now
front and center, just sort of like the edgier background
of the world building gets to come
center stage, which means bring Werner Herzog into the mix.
- You've gotten to play in some very big sandboxes
over the last couple of years.
How did it feel to be directing an episode
of a "Star Wars" show?
- It's one of those experiences like you just
know isn't going to happen.
So you don't even bother dreaming about it.
So when you turn up, you're like,
oh, this is a dream I didn't even know I had.
And it's come true.
It was just very surreal and strange.
We shot the whole thing in a very similar style
to the original films.
And so that stuff keeps it grounded in the universe.
And then you know, we had like a lot of practical effects
and a lot of creature design.
And all of that-- just to be on set around that stuff--
there's nothing like it.
- The "Star Wars" trilogy-- for me, as a kid--
I always wanted to be there.
I went, wow, this is amazing.
It gave me courage.
It taught me how to be respectful, how to be
a man, how to face challenge.
To be in this particular piece that pulls all of these really
vivid and incredible visuals and emotions from a story
that is galactic, man, it's like I've stepped
into an iconic franchise.
And I'm so proud to be here.
- This is no big prediction, but I
think this is going to change what a lot of stuff
that's made for television or for streaming
is going to look like.
And I got another one that I can say, hey,
let's Carl Weathers up there. - Yeah, man.
Yeah.
Thank you so much, Carl.
- Nuh uh.
- He did that one.
He initiated that one.
[SQUEEKING]
- I both can and totally can't believe you got Carl Weathers
to do the Predator handshake.
- It's all in the wrist, baby. Just tap it in.
- Cute.
Also, man, there was so much news in the episode
this week that we totally forgot to mention
the costumes that were on display on the show floor.
- Yes, that's right.
Not only did we get to see the trooper exhibit from Comic Con,
but we also got to see the all new Jet Trooper, which
has a jetpack as part of the armor,
as well as the costumes of Cara Dune
and the Mandalorian from "The Mandalorian."
- It's super cool stuff which you should definitely check
out right now on starwars.com.
- And because there was so much "Star Wars" last week,
we want to know what got you hyped.
- Let us know using the hashtag #StarWarsHype.
And we'll feature our favorites here next week.
- Remember to like the video, subscribe to the channel,
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And do your dad a favor and turn out the lights
when you leave the room.
- Thanks for watching.
And may the force be with you.
- You're opening the door.
You're yelling outside to your friends.
The air conditioning is on.
What, is he paying to cool the whole neighborhood?
- You're just-- they can see your house from space.
- The man's a saint.
That's all.
- He's just trying to pay the electric bill.
- He's just trying to-- you don't know how hard he works.
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