Out now (having arrived on Friday, Sept. 13, 2024), this four-piece, family-friendly show revolves around a mild-mannered nerf-herder named Sig Greebling who accidentally discovers the ancient Cornerstone relic inside a forgotten Jedi temple. This triggers a jumbled rearrangement of the entire " Star Wars " universe and shenanigans ensure.

T he Star Wars movies and shows, as beloved as they are, have long been chastised in some circles for largely homogenous casting. In recent years, though, some significant strides

Partially inspired by the way kids (and adults) play with those little Danish bricks by mixing and matching pieces to create hybrid "Star Wars" vehicles, buildings, and spaceships, "Rebuild the Galaxy" offers an imaginative escape that leaves fans of both camps with a sense of nostalgic fun.

Rebuild the Galaxy has a silly fun concept — but one of the most depressing and existential endings in Star Wars history. On Disney Plus now.

Rebuild the Galaxy co-creators Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit on Death Jar Jar, Jedi Bob, ensuring every Lego build was a 'legal build'

Nerdist: This show is a true love letter to the Star Wars fandom. How did you decide what facets of lore to bring into the more official series like Jedi Bob and Darth Jar Jar, and how fun and or nerve-wracking was it to bring them to life?

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