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On October 30, 2012, Disney and George Lucas announced they had reached a deal for Disney to acquire the rights to the Star Wars franchise. On March 11, 2013, it was stated on the official Star Wars website that  
On October 30, 2012, Disney and George Lucas announced they had reached a deal for Disney to acquire the rights to the Star Wars franchise. On March 11, 2013, it was stated on the official Star Wars website that  
"''At Star Wars Celebration VI last year, George Lucas gave fans a glimpse at the animated comedy series Star Wars Detours from Seth Green, Matthew Senreich, and Todd Grimes. Detours were conceived and produced before we decided to move forward with the new Star Wars trilogy, and in the wake of that decision, Lucasfilm has reconsidered whether launching an animated comedy prior to the launch of Episode VII makes sense. As a result, we’ve decided to postpone the release of Detours until a later date.''"  
"''At Star Wars Celebration VI last year, George Lucas gave fans a glimpse at the animated comedy series Star Wars Detours from Seth Green, Matthew Senreich, and Todd Grimes. Detours were conceived and produced before we decided to move forward with the new Star Wars trilogy, and in the wake of that decision, Lucasfilm has reconsidered whether launching an animated comedy prior to the launch of Episode VII makes sense. As a result, we’ve decided to postpone the release of Detours until a later date.''"  
In October of 2013, Seth Green had announced that 39 episodes were complete and that 62 additional scripts were complete, but have yet to be released. Although full episodes have never aired, clips from the TV show have surfaced on the internet.  
In October of 2013, Seth Green had announced that 39 episodes have been completed and that 62 additional scripts were complete, but have yet to be released. Although full episodes have never aired, clips from the TV show have surfaced on the internet.


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Revision as of 19:21, 4 January 2018

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Status: Partially Found

Star Wars Detours was a planned computer-animated comedy that would have been set in the Star Wars universe. First announced in at Star Wars Celebration VI in 2012, the series was a going to be a satire about the Star Wars franchise as a whole. Writers from Robot Chicken, Family Guy, The Venture Bros., Pinky and the Brain, Regular Show and Spongebob SquarePants were confirmed to be onboard. The show would have been directed by Todd Grimes who had directed shows such as Planet Sheen and Back at the Barnyard. During the show's presentation during its panel at Star Wars Celebration VI, fans were mixed about the show, with the vast majority of fans not finding the show's humor funny. No release date or planned network was announced, but it was speculated by IGN that Star Wars Detours would release sometime in 2013.

Cancellation

On October 30, 2012, Disney and George Lucas announced they had reached a deal for Disney to acquire the rights to the Star Wars franchise. On March 11, 2013, it was stated on the official Star Wars website that "At Star Wars Celebration VI last year, George Lucas gave fans a glimpse at the animated comedy series Star Wars Detours from Seth Green, Matthew Senreich, and Todd Grimes. Detours were conceived and produced before we decided to move forward with the new Star Wars trilogy, and in the wake of that decision, Lucasfilm has reconsidered whether launching an animated comedy prior to the launch of Episode VII makes sense. As a result, we’ve decided to postpone the release of Detours until a later date." In October of 2013, Seth Green had announced that 39 episodes have been completed and that 62 additional scripts were complete, but have yet to be released. Although full episodes have never aired, clips from the TV show have surfaced on the internet.

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