There are rumors that the unreleased Star Wars Detours series may also be joining this collection, but so far, there has been no official word on whether or not the series will see the light of day. Barbarian does also star horror icon Bill Skarsgard as Keith, the man renting.
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None of these works are canon, though elements of them have snuck into canon since the decision to relaunch the continuity (outside of everything tied to the original six movies and The Clone Wars movie and television series) back in 2014. Collectively, all of these are labeled as “ Star Wars: The Vintage Collection” under a specialized tab under Disney Plus. As of right now, there’s not word on when it will be joining the United States version of the streaming service, but the indication seems to be that it will be a bit further off – the listings that the people at WODP are looking at say that it won’t be arriving in June for Americans, so it’s going to arrive in July at the absolute earliest.ĭroids will join the likes of other pre-Disney Lucasfilm content on Disney Plus, including sister animated series Ewoks, the 2003 Star Wars: Clone Wars microseries, the animated segment from The Star Wars Holiday Special, and the two live-action Ewok movies. Luckily, since much of the show was already.
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According to The Vulcan Reporter, they have learned that Disney plans to release the Star Wars: Detours on its Disney Plus streaming. It claims that Disney Plus will soon begin streaming Star Wars: Detours after it's spent years in relative purgatory, though no actual source was given. While we don’t know when it will hit in the United States, we do know that Droids will be headed to Disney+ in the United Kingdom and Ireland in June.Īccording to What’s On Disney Plus, the Star Wars: Droids series will be making its way to the streaming service by June 18 in the UK and Ireland versions of the service. According to The Vulcan Reporter, Disney not only plans to release all 39 episodes of Star Wars Detours on Disney+ as a surprise for fans, but the studio has also produced an additional 13. It was thought that Star Wars: Detours was lost forever. Disney added an assortment of old-school Star Wars content to Disney+ back in April, but the Star Wars: Droids – The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO cartoon was a notable omission due to some unspecified issues, in spite of the Star Wars: Ewoks series – which aired on the same network – being added.
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