Originally posted by: Mike O
Are you being sarcastic? It's difficult to tell with you
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I wonder why he's so ill-adept with TV?
Originally posted by: JediRandy
Yeah, a whole gaggle of TV execs all went out and rented Ewok Adventures before turning the show down.
Originally posted by: Baronlando
Lucas seems to be forgetting his truly terrible track record in television. "It's Star Wars", well so was Ewok Adventure. And Young Indy had a great, amazing roster of talent and still bombed in the ratings. He should understand why the networks would be a little gun shy.
It really is hard to say how Star Wars is perceived these days. I don't think the general population flat out hates the prequels, but I do think they are just getting indifferent to Star Wars in general. I only say that because the same thing happened in the 80s, people move on.
Lucas seems to be forgetting his truly terrible track record in television. "It's Star Wars", well so was Ewok Adventure. And Young Indy had a great, amazing roster of talent and still bombed in the ratings. He should understand why the networks would be a little gun shy.
It really is hard to say how Star Wars is perceived these days. I don't think the general population flat out hates the prequels, but I do think they are just getting indifferent to Star Wars in general. I only say that because the same thing happened in the 80s, people move on.
Yeah, a whole gaggle of TV execs all went out and rented Ewok Adventures before turning the show down.
Are you being sarcastic? It's difficult to tell with you
... I wonder why he's so ill-adept with TV?
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I'm just saying that I highly doubt the Ewok Adventures has anything to do with this new series finding a network. I mean, they can look at the billions of dollars the movies made and base their decision on that or they can base it on a made for TV movie that starring a midget in a bear suit and Wilford Brimley.