George Lucas had big plans for a live-action TV series before he sold Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012 — so what happened?

the focus was primarily on creating animated Star Wars TV shows — unless you count the ill-fated Star Wars: Underworld. But since 2019, as a direct result of Lucasfilm’s deeper integration into the ...

While Star Wars TV shows have been a big part of the franchise in the last six years, just before Disney bought Lucasfilm in the late 2000s, Lucas was on the verge of producing a violent and sexy ...

Here’s everything we know about Star Wars: Underworld, including why it never made it to the screen, after first being announced back at Star Wars Celebration 2005. The premise of Underworld ...

In the late 2000s, George Lucas started planning the first-ever Star Wars TV series. Underworld never happened and, thanks to producer Rick McCallum, we now have new details about the unmade project.

Star Wars: Underworld was first revealed at Star Wars Celebration back in 2005 and test footage from the series was leaked in 2020, but since then, that’s all she wrote. Sadly, it looks as ...

StarWars.com's official description of the series reads, "Streaming on Disney+ this Star Wars Day, May the 4th, 'Tales of the Underworld' is a six-episode journey following two notorious bounty ...

Star Wars Celebration 2025 dropped quite a lot on us, from a new movie set to open in May 2027 to an animated series that will follow Darth Maul in the criminal underworld. Before that, however ...

Star Wars villain Darth Maul is getting his own series.. The popular character, who first appeared in 1999’s Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, will headline Maul: Shadow Lord, a new animated series ...

To hear Rick McCallum tell it, "Star Wars: Underworld" would have been a huge shift in tone for the franchise -- a ...

Soon after the debut of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, creator George Lucas announced at an event that the franchise's first live-action foray into TV would be Underworld.