Star Wars Holiday-Special Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, before myriad animated series and Disney+ shows, another “Star Wars” spinoff existed. But the “Star Wars Holiday Special” wasn’t like “The Mandalorian” or “Star Wars Rebels.” If fans missed its single airing on CBS in 1978, they missed out on it forever.

The galaxy’s finest are gathering together to celebrate the holidays in the first trailer for “LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special” coming to Disney+.

Baby Yoda and The Mandalorian, and a young Luke Skywalker, just to name a few.Watch the trailer above.Here’s the official description for “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special”:Directly following the events of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” Rey leaves her friends to prepare for Life Day as she sets off on a new adventure with BB-8 to gain a deeper knowledge of the Force.

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill poked fun at one of his own projects as he labelled the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden “the worst thing I’ve ever seen”.

One of the most infamous events in “Star Wars” history is getting resurrected on Disney+, through a lens made of Lego.“The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” will debut on the streaming service on Nov. 17.

Also Read: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Spinoff 'Bad Batch' Set at Disney+“The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special” is a production of Atomic Cartoons, the LEGO Group, and Lucasfilm. The special was directed by Ken Cunningham and written by David Shayne, who is also co-executive producer.

Star Wars movie is the worst, and there are cases to be made for a few different flicks (I think it has to be The Rise of Skywalker). But there's no argument about what's the worst piece of Star Wars content overall.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterOne of the most infamous events in “Star Wars” history is getting resurrected on Disney Plus, through a lens made of Lego.“The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” will debut on the streaming service on Nov.

Actor Mark Hamill jokingly asked President Trump on Wednesday to pardon the 1978 "Star Wars Holiday Special" that has never been re-aired on television because of negative reviews.

Actor Mark Hamill jokingly asked President Trump on Wednesday to pardon the 1978 "Star Wars Holiday Special" that has never been re-aired on television because of negative reviews.