[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Jamie

I'm talking getting people to turn out for the movies. In that sense "skippable" is a synonym for "I'll wait for streaming".

You don't seem to understand new media

Originally Posted by Jamie

Doesn't this support my point? New characters, new stories. I'm not saying to avoid in-between time periods, it's to avoid in-between stories. Like if the show had been about what Boba Fett was doing between Empire and Jedi, that would have been a bad idea. Because we know whatever it is, that sarlacc pit is waiting for him.

No, it doesn't. The Clone Wars series had a huge audience and we "knew" what happened to Anakin, Obi Wan, Yoda, etc. It was so popular, in fact, that Season 7 of The Clone Wars is set to air later this year, eight years after Disney initially cancelled it.

Originally Posted by Jamie

Cool. I bet you people will be less into the Cassian Andor show than they are the Mandalorian.

So, you can see the future, eh? If so, you're in the wrong business, whatever that may be.

Originally Posted by Jamie

I guess if you say so. Even if that's true, the hardcore fanbase isn't going to get you to $2 billion at the box office. The TV stuff is great, but that's not why Disney bought Star Wars.

Good grief. Disney paid $4 Billion for Star Wars and they made their money back (and more) after the release of TFA, R1 and TLJ.

That's not to mention video games, merch and of course, Theme Parks. I'm guessing you haven't been to Disneyland or Disney World since Star Wars Galaxy's Edge opened last year but the lines are outrageously long and Fast Passes aren't allowed.

And this was before the latest ride, Rise of the Resistance, opened at either park.

I'm not trying to be rude but you have absolutely no idea "why" Disney purchased Star Wars.

Originally Posted by Jamie

Also I want to point out, I said 100-200 years. So Chewie, the droids, and the Millennium Falcon are all still on the table.

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about when referring to this quote.