It completely blows my mind that 60 episodes of a live-action Star Wars show from the George Lucas era have been ...

T hese days, the idea of a Star Wars TV series is old news. In lieu of any big-screen outings for the franchise since the ...

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.

In the ever-expanding world of Star Wars , few unrealized projects have sparked as much curiosity as Star Wars: Underworld . It was George Lucas’ ambitious attempt to bring a live-action series to ...

The budget will decide your fate.” In 2005, Star Wars creator George Lucas made his first convention appearance since 1987 to celebrate Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith, at the time the ...

George Lucas had 60 scripts ready to pitch to HBO for this very different entry in the 'Star Wars' franchise that was not ...

Underworld was a planned live-action TV series set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope. George Lucas announced it in ...

Underworld was set to be one of the most exciting projects in the franchise’s history—a live-action TV series straight from the mind of George Lucas himself.

Underworld would have developed many characters between Episodes III and IV, including a change to Palpatine that later became canon.