Ewan McGregor is keeping hopes alive about a potential second season for the Star Wars series Obi-Wan Kenobi. During an appearance at L.A. Comic-Con, the actor hinted that Disney and Lucasfilm are “exploring” potential ideas featuring the Jedi Master.

Star Wars is a mess at the moment. There are unvarnished bright spots like Andor, and then there’s everything else. There’s always a new hope though, and right now that’s seeing Obi-Wan Kenobi get a second season and go full live-action Clone Wars with flashbacks galore.

Ewan McGregor has given an update about a potential Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2. Obi-Wan Kenobi premiered on Disney+ in May 2022. The six-episode series, which is set after the events of 2005’s Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith,

The Acolyte actress Jodie Turner-Smith is not happy with how Disney handled things when some of the cast members of the series were being attacked online by racist Star Wars fans. During a recent interview with Glamour ,

Of course, Star Wars: The Acolyte isn't the only recenty Star Wars product to underwhelm. The latest Star Wars video game release, Star Wars: Outlaws, has also failed to meet commercial expectations. And much like The Acolyte, it was engulfed in the ongoing culture war that continues to dominate the discourse around entertainment.

To date, all of Disney’s crossovers, be they Star Wars, Marvel or even The Incredibles, as of this past week, have allowed for its characters to wield guns

Let alone the years of Star Wars-related inclusions in the massive game. However, what the two mega-corps have planned is something that builds on all of this, but in an overlapping space. The Verge spoke to Epic’s executive vice president,

Epic Games has offered a few more details on its under-wraps Disney project, which will connect into Fortnite. The mysterious project was announced earlier this year alongside a $1.5bn investment by Disney into Epic Games,