Doctor Who: 529 hours 38 minutes
Star Wars: 86 hours 17 minutes
Doctor Who
Lets see how the individual series of Doctor Who work together
Doctor Who Classic Series: 290 hours 43 minutes (55%)
Doctor Who TV Movie: 1 hour 25 minutes (0%)
Doctor Who New Series: 92 hours 45 minutes (18%)
The Sarah Jane Adventures: 27 hours (5%)
Torchwood: 36 hours 49 minutes (7%)
K9: 13 hours (2%)
K9 and Company: 50 minutes (0%)
PROBE: 3 hours 50 minutes (1%)
Animated Specials: 1 hour 25 minutes (0%)
Sarah Jane Alien Files:3 hours (1%)
Wartime:35 minutes (0%)
UNIT Specials: 2 hours 5 minutes (0%)
Torchwood: Web of Lies: 55 minutes (0%)
Star Wars
Lets see which of the franchises add the most screen time to the overall total
The Prequel Trilogy: 6 hours 59 minutes (7%)
Original Trilogy: 6 hours 18 minutes (7%)
The Holiday Special: 1 hour 37 minutes (2%)
Ewok Adventures: 2 hours 43 minutes (3%)
The Clone Wars Film: 1 hour 38 minutes (2%)
Droids: 5 hours 10 minutes (5%)
Ewoks: 11 hours 40 minutes (22%)
Clone Wars: 2 hours 29 minutes (3%)
The Clone Wars: 42 hours 5 minutes (44%)
Rebels: 5 hours (5%)
My Viewing
Doctor Who: 299 hours 20 minutes (57%)
Star Wars: 67 hours 15 minutes (71%)
My May Friend
Doctor Who: 7 hours 55 minutes (1%)
Star Wars: 78 hours 15 minutes (83%)
My July Friend
Doctor Who: 77 hours 30 minutes (15%)
Star Wars: 59 hours 20 minutes (63%)
Star Wars and Doctor Who
Friday, 24 April 2015
Thursday, 23 April 2015
Star Wars annoucemnts
Rogue One
Rogue One is the first of the star wars anthology series and the 6th Spin Off Film. It is due to be released on 16th December 2017. At Celebration VII, which happened last week the trailer was broadcast as well as the story plot. The story is set as a prequel to A New Hope where we will see how the Rebels stole the plans to the Death Star.
Han Solo and Boba Fett
After heavy speculation of what the second anthology film will be about it has been confirmed that the rumours are true and the story does follow Han Solo and Boba Fett as a Origins story. The spin off will be released in 2018.
Anthology 3 and 4
When Disney took over Star Wars in 2013 it was announced this was the following schedule:
Rebels Season 1 - October 2014
Rebels Season 2 - 2015
Episode VII - 18th December 2015
Spin Off 6 - 2016
Episode VIII - 2017
Spin Off 7- 2018
Episode IX - 2019
The updated version looks like this:
Rebels Season 1 - Aired October 2014
Rebels Season 2 - Summer 2015
Episode VII: The Force Awakens - 18th December 2015
Anthology: Rogue One - 16th December 2016
Episode VIII - 26th May 2017
Anthology 2 - 2018
Episode IX - 2019
Anthology 3 - 2020
Anthology 4 - TBA
Star Wars Rebels
Characters we know are in Rebels Season 2:
Kanan Jarrus
Ezra Bridger
Hera Syndulla
Sabine Wren
Zeb Orrelius
Chopper
Captain Sato
Ahsoka Tano
Darth Vader
Bail Organa
Lando Calrissian
Rex
Wolffe
Gregor
Hondo Ohnaka
Emperor Palpatine
Maketh Tua
Agent Kallus
Information we know about Season 2.
Episode VII
Jakku is the new planet in which The Vicar has crashed and is now an informant for Finn and Rey.
Kylo Ren pretends to be Darth Vader in order to take over the First Order. This ids one of the reasons on how Finn got to Jakku.
C 3P0 will now have two gold legs but will have one black arm.
Chewbacca has some grey hair
The empire is now called the first order and the rebel alliance is called the Resistance
Rogue One is the first of the star wars anthology series and the 6th Spin Off Film. It is due to be released on 16th December 2017. At Celebration VII, which happened last week the trailer was broadcast as well as the story plot. The story is set as a prequel to A New Hope where we will see how the Rebels stole the plans to the Death Star.
Han Solo and Boba Fett
After heavy speculation of what the second anthology film will be about it has been confirmed that the rumours are true and the story does follow Han Solo and Boba Fett as a Origins story. The spin off will be released in 2018.
Anthology 3 and 4
When Disney took over Star Wars in 2013 it was announced this was the following schedule:
Rebels Season 1 - October 2014
Rebels Season 2 - 2015
Episode VII - 18th December 2015
Spin Off 6 - 2016
Episode VIII - 2017
Spin Off 7- 2018
Episode IX - 2019
The updated version looks like this:
Rebels Season 1 - Aired October 2014
Rebels Season 2 - Summer 2015
Episode VII: The Force Awakens - 18th December 2015
Anthology: Rogue One - 16th December 2016
Episode VIII - 26th May 2017
Anthology 2 - 2018
Episode IX - 2019
Anthology 3 - 2020
Anthology 4 - TBA
Star Wars Rebels
Characters we know are in Rebels Season 2:
Kanan Jarrus
Ezra Bridger
Hera Syndulla
Sabine Wren
Zeb Orrelius
Chopper
Captain Sato
Ahsoka Tano
Darth Vader
Bail Organa
Lando Calrissian
Rex
Wolffe
Gregor
Hondo Ohnaka
Emperor Palpatine
Maketh Tua
Agent Kallus
Information we know about Season 2.
- The Opening Episode is 1 hour long entitled "The Siege of Lothol"
- It appears after the end of the episode Lothol does not appear a lot after this
- Sam Witwer forces Emperor Palpatine in this. He previously voiced Galen Marek in The Force Unleashed and Darth Maul and Son in The Clone Wars.
- Kanan Jarrus would rather remain a small group while Hera wants to be part of the bigger group
- Ezra appears to be more of a leader of the team then a follower.
- Ahsoka is important but not as near as important as the rest of the team.
- Phoenix Squadron is a rebel group lead by Captain Sato
- Darth Vader is main in Episode 1 but less in the rest of the series
- The Siege of Lothol airs in summer and the rest in Autumn.
- There will be 22 episodes in Season 2
- Maketh Tua wants to leave the Empire
- Lothol is important to the Empire, but it is unknown why.
- Maketh Tua is killed by Darth Vader
- Darth Vader beats both Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger but does not kill them.
- Kanan goes under cover in the factory.
- Maketh Tua contacts the team.
- Darth Vader is there but they escape.
- Agent Kallus burns Tarkintown
- Lando Calrissian agrees to get them off the planet.
- They try to save Maketh Tua but she is blown up by Darth Vader.
- Kanan, Ezra and Ahsoka find out who Darth Vader is.
- A Air Battle
- Darth Vader arrives and destroys all but Captain Sato of Phoenix Squadron.
- Darth Vader informs Emperor Palpatine that Ahsoka lives and that Obi Wan is still out there
Episode VII
Jakku is the new planet in which The Vicar has crashed and is now an informant for Finn and Rey.
Kylo Ren pretends to be Darth Vader in order to take over the First Order. This ids one of the reasons on how Finn got to Jakku.
C 3P0 will now have two gold legs but will have one black arm.
Chewbacca has some grey hair
The empire is now called the first order and the rebel alliance is called the Resistance
UPDATED: Doctor Who Film
It has been announced that BBC Worldwide and Sony Pictures will work together for a Doctor Who Film.
Steven Moaffat (head of Doctor Who 2010-) has said that Doctor Who will remain a television series until 2019 and the film will happen between 2022 and 2023.
It is unclear if the film will be part of the Doctor Who universe or if it will be like the Peter Cushing films in the 1960's that happened alongside the television series but was in a different universe. It is also unclear if the television series will return after the film or will Doctor Who remain in the film industry.
Doctor Who also made headlines earlier this month when Mark Gatiss revaled that his Doctor Who spin off series, PROBE (1994-1996) will return. The series followed Dr. Liz Shaw, who was a companion of Jon Pertwee, the third doctor. The actress of Liz, Caroline John died in 2012 aged 71 and Hazel Burrows will replace her.
UPDATED: Steven Moaffat has expressed that the thinks the film will make good money for the BBC but he believes it would work better as a TV Series and is likely to return to the TV series after the 1 film..
Monday, 20 April 2015
Timeline of Doctor Who Big Productions
Doctor Who Monthly Releases: July 1999- (198 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 1 June 2001, August 2001, October 2001, December 2001 (4 episodes)
Excelis Series 1 February 2002, April 2002, June 2002-July 2002 (1+1+2= 4 episodes)
Sarah Jane Smith Series 1 July 2002-November 2002 (5 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 2 January 2003-April 2013 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 1 March 2004 - May 2004 (4 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 3 May 2004-August 2004, October 2004 (4+2=6 episodes)
UNIT Series 1 December 2004 - January 2005, March 2005, June 2005 (3+1+1=5 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 2 April 2005 - August 2005 (5 episodes)
Cyberman Series 1 September 2005-November 2005, January 2006 (3+1= 4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 1 November 2005-December 2005 (2 episodes)
Sarah Jane Smith Series 2 January 2006-April 2006 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 3 May 2006 - August 2006 (5 episodes)
I, Davros Series 1 September 2006-December 2006 (4 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 4 October 2007-January 2007 (4 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures December 2006-February 2007 (8 episodes)
The Companion Chronicles February 2007, October 2007-January 2008, July 2008-November 2009, January 2010-June 2014, June 2015 (4+4+18+60+4 = 96 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures January 2008-August 2008 (8 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme February 2009-May 2009, November 2009 (5+1=6 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures March 2009-October 2009 (8 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 1 November 2009-June 2010 (8 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures December 2009, July 2010-March 2011 (1+9 = 10 episodes)
Cyberman Series 2 December 2009 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 1 June 2010 (4 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 2 November 2010-December 2010, April 2011-July 2011 (4+4=8 episodes)
The Gracless Series 1 November 2010 (3 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 2 January 2011 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 4 March 2011 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 3 June 2011 (4 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 3 October 2011-December 2011, September 2012, May 2012- September 2012 (3+2+5=10 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 1 January 2012-June 2012 (6 episodes)
I, Davros Series 2 January 2012 (1 episode)
The Gracless Series 2 January 2013 (3 episodes)
Vienna Series 1 February 2013, February 2014 (1+3= 4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 4 March 2012 (4 episodes)
Counter-Measures Series 1 July 2012 (4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 3 August 2012 (3 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 1 November 2012 (4 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 2 January 2013-July 2013 (7 episodes)
Destiny of the Doctor Series 1 January 2013-November 2013 (11 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 5 February 2013 (3 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 5 March 2013 (4 episodes)
The Gracless Series 3 June 2013 (3 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 2 July 2013 (4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 4 August 2013 (3 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 4 September 2013-December 2013 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 6 September 2013 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 6 October 2013 (3 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 3 January 2014-August 2014 (8 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 2 February 2014 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 7 April 2014 (4 episodes)
Charlotte Pollard Series 1 May 2014 (4 episodes)
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield June 2014 (4 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 3 July 2014 (4 episodes)
The Early Adventures Series 1 September 2014-December 2014 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 8 October 2014 (4 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 3 November 2014 (4 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 4 January 2015-August 2015 (8 episodes)
Vienna Series 2 February 2015 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 7 March 2015 (1 episode)
Dark Eyes Series 4 March 2015 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 9 March 2015 (4 episodes)
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield June 2015 (4 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 4 July 2015 (4 episodes)
Charlotte Pollard Series 2 August 2015 (4 episodes)
The Early Adventures Series 2 September 2015-December 2015 (4 episodes)
Doom Coalition Series 1 October 2015 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 10 October 2015 (4 episodes)
UNIT Series 2 November 2015 (4 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 1 June 2001, August 2001, October 2001, December 2001 (4 episodes)
Excelis Series 1 February 2002, April 2002, June 2002-July 2002 (1+1+2= 4 episodes)
Sarah Jane Smith Series 1 July 2002-November 2002 (5 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 2 January 2003-April 2013 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 1 March 2004 - May 2004 (4 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 3 May 2004-August 2004, October 2004 (4+2=6 episodes)
UNIT Series 1 December 2004 - January 2005, March 2005, June 2005 (3+1+1=5 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 2 April 2005 - August 2005 (5 episodes)
Cyberman Series 1 September 2005-November 2005, January 2006 (3+1= 4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 1 November 2005-December 2005 (2 episodes)
Sarah Jane Smith Series 2 January 2006-April 2006 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 3 May 2006 - August 2006 (5 episodes)
I, Davros Series 1 September 2006-December 2006 (4 episodes)
Dalek Empire Series 4 October 2007-January 2007 (4 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures December 2006-February 2007 (8 episodes)
The Companion Chronicles February 2007, October 2007-January 2008, July 2008-November 2009, January 2010-June 2014, June 2015 (4+4+18+60+4 = 96 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures January 2008-August 2008 (8 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme February 2009-May 2009, November 2009 (5+1=6 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures March 2009-October 2009 (8 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 1 November 2009-June 2010 (8 episodes)
The Eighth Doctor New Adventures December 2009, July 2010-March 2011 (1+9 = 10 episodes)
Cyberman Series 2 December 2009 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 1 June 2010 (4 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 2 November 2010-December 2010, April 2011-July 2011 (4+4=8 episodes)
The Gracless Series 1 November 2010 (3 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 2 January 2011 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 4 March 2011 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 3 June 2011 (4 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 3 October 2011-December 2011, September 2012, May 2012- September 2012 (3+2+5=10 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 1 January 2012-June 2012 (6 episodes)
I, Davros Series 2 January 2012 (1 episode)
The Gracless Series 2 January 2013 (3 episodes)
Vienna Series 1 February 2013, February 2014 (1+3= 4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 4 March 2012 (4 episodes)
Counter-Measures Series 1 July 2012 (4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 3 August 2012 (3 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 1 November 2012 (4 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 2 January 2013-July 2013 (7 episodes)
Destiny of the Doctor Series 1 January 2013-November 2013 (11 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 5 February 2013 (3 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 5 March 2013 (4 episodes)
The Gracless Series 3 June 2013 (3 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 2 July 2013 (4 episodes)
Iris Wildthyme Series 4 August 2013 (3 episodes)
The Lost Stories Series 4 September 2013-December 2013 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 6 September 2013 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 6 October 2013 (3 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 3 January 2014-August 2014 (8 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 2 February 2014 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 7 April 2014 (4 episodes)
Charlotte Pollard Series 1 May 2014 (4 episodes)
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield June 2014 (4 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 3 July 2014 (4 episodes)
The Early Adventures Series 1 September 2014-December 2014 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 8 October 2014 (4 episodes)
Dark Eyes Series 3 November 2014 (4 episodes)
The New Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 4 January 2015-August 2015 (8 episodes)
Vienna Series 2 February 2015 (4 episodes)
Gallifrey Series 7 March 2015 (1 episode)
Dark Eyes Series 4 March 2015 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 9 March 2015 (4 episodes)
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield June 2015 (4 episodes)
Counter Measures Series 4 July 2015 (4 episodes)
Charlotte Pollard Series 2 August 2015 (4 episodes)
The Early Adventures Series 2 September 2015-December 2015 (4 episodes)
Doom Coalition Series 1 October 2015 (4 episodes)
Jago and Litefoot Series 10 October 2015 (4 episodes)
UNIT Series 2 November 2015 (4 episodes)
Star Wars Televised Timeline
Televised Timeline
1. The Phantom Menace - 32 BBY
2. Attack of the Clones - 22 BBY
3. Clone Wars Season 1-3 - 22 BBY-19 BBY
4. The Clone Wars (film) - 22 BBY
5. The Clone Wars - 22 BBY-20 BBY
6. Revenge of the Sith - 19 BBY
7. Droids: The Great Heep - 15 BBY
8. Droids - 15 BBY
9. Rebels Season 1-2 - 5 BBY-4 BBY
10. Rogue One - 0 BBY
11. A New Hope - 0 BBY - 0 ABY
12. A Holiday Special - 1 ABY
13. Ewoks: Caravan of Courage - 3 ABY
14. The Empire Strikes Back - 3 ABY
15. Ewoks Season 1-2 - 3 ABY
16. Ewoks: Battle for Endor - 3 ABY
17. Return of the Jedi - 4 ABY
18. The Force Awakens - 34 ABY
Film Points
1. The Phantom Menace
2. Attack of the Clones
6. Revenge of the Sith
11. A New Hope
14. The Empire Strikes Back
17. Return of the Jedi
18. The Force Awakens
Release Time
1. A New Hope - 1977
2. The Holiday Special - 1978
3. The Empire Strikes Back - 1980
4. Return of the Jedi - 1983
5. Ewoks: Caravan of Courage - 1984
6. Ewoks - 1985-1986
7. Droids - 1985
8. Ewoks: Battle for Endor - 1985
9. Droids: The Great Heep - 1986
10. The Phantom Menace - 1999
11. Attack of the Clones - 2002
12. Clone Wars - 2003-2005
13. Revenge of the Sith - 2005
14. The Clone Wars (film) - 2008
15. The Clone Wars - 2008-2014
16. Rebels - 2014-
17. The Force Awakens - 2015
18. Rogue One - 2016
19. Episode VIII - 2017
20. Han Solo and Boba Fett (TBA) - 2018
21. Episode IX - 2019
22. Spin Off Film - 2020
23. Spin Off Film - TBA
1. The Phantom Menace - 32 BBY
2. Attack of the Clones - 22 BBY
3. Clone Wars Season 1-3 - 22 BBY-19 BBY
4. The Clone Wars (film) - 22 BBY
5. The Clone Wars - 22 BBY-20 BBY
6. Revenge of the Sith - 19 BBY
7. Droids: The Great Heep - 15 BBY
8. Droids - 15 BBY
9. Rebels Season 1-2 - 5 BBY-4 BBY
10. Rogue One - 0 BBY
11. A New Hope - 0 BBY - 0 ABY
12. A Holiday Special - 1 ABY
13. Ewoks: Caravan of Courage - 3 ABY
14. The Empire Strikes Back - 3 ABY
15. Ewoks Season 1-2 - 3 ABY
16. Ewoks: Battle for Endor - 3 ABY
17. Return of the Jedi - 4 ABY
18. The Force Awakens - 34 ABY
Film Points
1. The Phantom Menace
2. Attack of the Clones
6. Revenge of the Sith
11. A New Hope
14. The Empire Strikes Back
17. Return of the Jedi
18. The Force Awakens
Release Time
1. A New Hope - 1977
2. The Holiday Special - 1978
3. The Empire Strikes Back - 1980
4. Return of the Jedi - 1983
5. Ewoks: Caravan of Courage - 1984
6. Ewoks - 1985-1986
7. Droids - 1985
8. Ewoks: Battle for Endor - 1985
9. Droids: The Great Heep - 1986
10. The Phantom Menace - 1999
11. Attack of the Clones - 2002
12. Clone Wars - 2003-2005
13. Revenge of the Sith - 2005
14. The Clone Wars (film) - 2008
15. The Clone Wars - 2008-2014
16. Rebels - 2014-
17. The Force Awakens - 2015
18. Rogue One - 2016
19. Episode VIII - 2017
20. Han Solo and Boba Fett (TBA) - 2018
21. Episode IX - 2019
22. Spin Off Film - 2020
23. Spin Off Film - TBA
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Doctor Who Details
DW Season 1
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 42 episodes
Release Time: November 1963 - September 1964
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 2
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 39 episodes
Release Time: October 1964 - July 1965
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 3
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 42 episodes
Release Time: November 1963 - September 1964
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 2
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 39 episodes
Release Time: October 1964 - July 1965
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 3
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 45 episodes
Release Time: September 1965 - July 1966
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 4
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 43 episodes
Release Time: September 1966 - July 1967
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 5
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 40 episodes
Release Time: September 1967 - June 1968
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 6
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-5, 11-44)
Number of Episodes: 44 episodes
Release Time: August 1968 - June 1969
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 45 episodes
Release Time: September 1965 - July 1966
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 4
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 43 episodes
Release Time: September 1966 - July 1967
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 5
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 40 episodes
Release Time: September 1967 - June 1968
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 6
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-5, 11-44)
Number of Episodes: 44 episodes
Release Time: August 1968 - June 1969
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 7
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 25 episodes
Release Time: January 1970 - June 1970
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 8
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 25 episodes
Release Time: January 1971 - June 1971
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 9
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: January 1972 - June 1972
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 25 episodes
Release Time: January 1970 - June 1970
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 8
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 25 episodes
Release Time: January 1971 - June 1971
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 9
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: January 1972 - June 1972
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 10
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: December 1972 - June 1973
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 11
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: December 1973 - June1974
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: December 1972 - June 1973
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 11
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: December 1973 - June1974
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 12
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 20 episodes
Release Time: December 1974 - May 1975
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 13
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: August 1975 - March 1976
Time Shown: 6.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 14
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1976 - April 1977
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 15
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1977 - March 1978
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 16
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1978 - February 1979
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 20 episodes
Release Time: December 1974 - May 1975
Time Shown: 5.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 13
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: August 1975 - March 1976
Time Shown: 6.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 14
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1976 - April 1977
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 15
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1977 - March 1978
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 16
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: September 1978 - February 1979
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 17
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 20 episodes
Release Time: September 1979 - January 1980
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 20 episodes
Release Time: September 1979 - January 1980
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 18
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 28 episodes
Release Time: August 1980 - March 1981
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 19
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: January 1982 - March 1982
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Thursday and Friday, once weekly
DW Season 20
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-22), 90 minutes (Episode 23)
Number of Episodes: 23 episodes (22+1)
Release Time: January 1983 - March 1983, November 1983
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Tuesday and Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 21
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-10, 13-24), 45 minutes (Episode 11-12)
Number of Episodes: 24 episodes
Release Time: January 1984 - March 1984
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Monday and Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 22
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: January 1985 - March 1985
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 23
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-13), 30 minutes (Episode14)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1986 - December 1986
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 24
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1987 - December 1987
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Monday, once weekly
DW Season 25
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: October 1988 - January 1988
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 26
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1989 - December 1989
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Wednesday, once weekly
DW Series 1
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: March 2005 - June 2005
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Series 2
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-14), 60 minutes (episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+13)
Release Time: December 2005, April 2006-July 2006
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14), Sunday (Episode 1)
DW Series 3
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-12), 60 minutes (episode 1), 50 minutes (episode 13), 55 minutes (episode 14)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+13)
Release Time: December 2006, March 2007-June 2007
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14), Monday (Episode 1)
DW Series 4
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-14), 70 minutes (episode 1), 60 minutes (episode 15-18), 75 minutes (episode 19)
Number of Episodes: 19 episodes (1+13+1+1+1+2)
Release Time: December 2007, April 2008-July 2008, December 2008, April 2009, October 2009, December 2009 - January 2010
Time Shown: 7.00pm (Episode 1-2, 15-16, 18-19), 7.30pm (Episode 3-14), 8.00pm (Episode 17)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14, 17), Tuesday (Episode 1), Thursday (Episode 15), Sunday (Episode 16), Friday (Episode 18-19)
DW Series 5
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-11), 50 minutes (Episode 12-13), 65 minutes (Episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: April 2010-July 2010
Time Shown: 6.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
DW Series 6
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-8, 10-14), 50 minutes (Episode 8-9), 60 minutes (Episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+7+6)
Release Time: December 2010, April 2010-June 2011, August 2011-October 2011
Time Shown: 6.00pm (Episode 1), 6.30pm (Episode 2-14)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
DW Series 7
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 3-6, 8-15), 50 minutes (Episode 2), 60 minutes (Episode 1, 7, 17), 75 minutes (Episode 16)
Number of Episodes: 17 episodes (1+5+1+8+1+1)
Release Time: December 2011, September 2012, December 2012, March 2013-May 2013, November 2013, December 2013)
Time Shown: 5.30pm (Episode 1), 7.00pm (Episode 7), 7.30pm (Episode 2-6, 8-15), 9.00pm (Episode 16), 8.00pm (Episode 17)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday (Episode 2-6, 8-16), Sunday (Episode 1), Tuesday (Episode 7), Wednesday (Episode 17)
DW Series 8
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-11), 80 minutes (Episode 1), 60 minutes (Episode 12)
Number of Episodes: 12 episodes
Release Time: August 2014-November 2014
Time Shown: 7.30pm (Episode 1), 8.30pm (Episode 2-12)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 28 episodes
Release Time: August 1980 - March 1981
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 19
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 26 episodes
Release Time: January 1982 - March 1982
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Thursday and Friday, once weekly
DW Season 20
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-22), 90 minutes (Episode 23)
Number of Episodes: 23 episodes (22+1)
Release Time: January 1983 - March 1983, November 1983
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Tuesday and Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 21
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-10, 13-24), 45 minutes (Episode 11-12)
Number of Episodes: 24 episodes
Release Time: January 1984 - March 1984
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Monday and Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 22
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: January 1985 - March 1985
Time Shown: 6.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 23
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes (Episode 1-13), 30 minutes (Episode14)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1986 - December 1986
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Season 24
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1987 - December 1987
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Monday, once weekly
DW Season 25
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: October 1988 - January 1988
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Wednesday, once weekly
DW Season 26
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 25 minutes
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes
Release Time: September 1989 - December 1989
Time Shown: 7.30pm
Day of Broadcast: Wednesday, once weekly
DW Series 1
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: March 2005 - June 2005
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
DW Series 2
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-14), 60 minutes (episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+13)
Release Time: December 2005, April 2006-July 2006
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14), Sunday (Episode 1)
DW Series 3
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-12), 60 minutes (episode 1), 50 minutes (episode 13), 55 minutes (episode 14)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+13)
Release Time: December 2006, March 2007-June 2007
Time Shown: 7.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14), Monday (Episode 1)
DW Series 4
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (episode 2-14), 70 minutes (episode 1), 60 minutes (episode 15-18), 75 minutes (episode 19)
Number of Episodes: 19 episodes (1+13+1+1+1+2)
Release Time: December 2007, April 2008-July 2008, December 2008, April 2009, October 2009, December 2009 - January 2010
Time Shown: 7.00pm (Episode 1-2, 15-16, 18-19), 7.30pm (Episode 3-14), 8.00pm (Episode 17)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly (Episode 2-14, 17), Tuesday (Episode 1), Thursday (Episode 15), Sunday (Episode 16), Friday (Episode 18-19)
DW Series 5
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-11), 50 minutes (Episode 12-13), 65 minutes (Episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes
Release Time: April 2010-July 2010
Time Shown: 6.00pm
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
DW Series 6
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-8, 10-14), 50 minutes (Episode 8-9), 60 minutes (Episode 1)
Number of Episodes: 14 episodes (1+7+6)
Release Time: December 2010, April 2010-June 2011, August 2011-October 2011
Time Shown: 6.00pm (Episode 1), 6.30pm (Episode 2-14)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
DW Series 7
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 3-6, 8-15), 50 minutes (Episode 2), 60 minutes (Episode 1, 7, 17), 75 minutes (Episode 16)
Number of Episodes: 17 episodes (1+5+1+8+1+1)
Release Time: December 2011, September 2012, December 2012, March 2013-May 2013, November 2013, December 2013)
Time Shown: 5.30pm (Episode 1), 7.00pm (Episode 7), 7.30pm (Episode 2-6, 8-15), 9.00pm (Episode 16), 8.00pm (Episode 17)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday (Episode 2-6, 8-16), Sunday (Episode 1), Tuesday (Episode 7), Wednesday (Episode 17)
DW Series 8
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 45 minutes (Episode 2-11), 80 minutes (Episode 1), 60 minutes (Episode 12)
Number of Episodes: 12 episodes
Release Time: August 2014-November 2014
Time Shown: 7.30pm (Episode 1), 8.30pm (Episode 2-12)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday
DW Series 9
Network: BBC One
Length of Episodes: 60 minutes (episode 1), TBA
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes (1+12)
Release Time: TBA (September-November)
Time Shown: TBA
Day of Broadcast: TBA
Length of Episodes: 60 minutes (episode 1), TBA
Number of Episodes: 13 episodes (1+12)
Release Time: TBA (September-November)
Time Shown: TBA
Day of Broadcast: TBA
Star Wars 21st Century spin offs release dates
STCW: Season 1
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (10+12)
Release Time: September 2008-November 2008, December 2009-March 2009
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 2
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (8+14)
Release Time: October 2009-December 2009, January 2010-April 2010
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 3
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (11+11)
Release Time: October 2010-December 2010, January 2011-April 2011
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 4
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (12+10)
Release Time: September 2011-December 2011, January 2012-March 2012
Time Shown: 8pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 5
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes (Episode 1-19), 25 minutes (Episode 20)
Number of Episodes: 20 (1+11+8)
Release Time: August 2012, September 2012-December 2012, January 2013-March 2013
Time Shown: 9am
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
STCW: Season 6
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (10+12)
Release Time: September 2008-November 2008, December 2009-March 2009
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 2
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (8+14)
Release Time: October 2009-December 2009, January 2010-April 2010
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 3
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (11+11)
Release Time: October 2010-December 2010, January 2011-April 2011
Time Shown: 9pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 4
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (12+10)
Release Time: September 2011-December 2011, January 2012-March 2012
Time Shown: 8pm
Day of Broadcast: Friday, once weekly
STCW: Season 5
Network: Cartoon Network
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes (Episode 1-19), 25 minutes (Episode 20)
Number of Episodes: 20 (1+11+8)
Release Time: August 2012, September 2012-December 2012, January 2013-March 2013
Time Shown: 9am
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, once weekly
STCW: Season 6
Network: Netflix
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13
Release Time: February 2014-March 2014
Time Shown: -
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, Episode 1-11 on one day, Episode 12-13 once weekly
Rebels: Season 1
Network: Disney XD (Episode 1-15), Disney Channel (Episode 1-2), ABC (Episode 1-2)
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 15 (2+6+7)
Release Time: October 2015, November 2015-December 2015, January-March 2015
Time Shown: 9am (Episode 1, 3-14), 9.30am (Episode 2), 9pm (Episode 15)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, twice weekly (Episode 1-2), Monday, once weekly (Episode 3-15)
Rebels: Season 2
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 13
Release Time: February 2014-March 2014
Time Shown: -
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, Episode 1-11 on one day, Episode 12-13 once weekly
Rebels: Season 1
Network: Disney XD (Episode 1-15), Disney Channel (Episode 1-2), ABC (Episode 1-2)
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 15 (2+6+7)
Release Time: October 2015, November 2015-December 2015, January-March 2015
Time Shown: 9am (Episode 1, 3-14), 9.30am (Episode 2), 9pm (Episode 15)
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, twice weekly (Episode 1-2), Monday, once weekly (Episode 3-15)
Rebels: Season 2
Newtwork: Disney XD
Length of Episodes: 20 minutes
Number of Episodes: 22 (2+?+?)
Release Time: April 2015, ?-?, ?-?
Time Shown: 3pm (Episode 1), 3.30pm (Episode 2), ?
Day of Broadcast: Saturday, Twice Weekly (Episode 1-2)
Star Wars rebels Season 2
The trailer and posters of Season 2 have been released.
Here is what we know:
Rex and Wolffe are back
Ahsoka will have white lightsabers
Emperor Palpatine will appear voiced by Sam Winter who voiced Darth Maul in the Clone Wars
Ahsoka and Darth Vader will fight
Kanan Jarrus and Darth Vader will fight
There are at least two new sith inquisitors
There will be 26 episodes
One of the main characters will die
Characters:
Kanan Jarrus
Ezra Bridger
Hera Syndulla
Sabine Wren
Chopper
Zeb Orrelius
Rex
Wolffe
Darth Vader
Ahsoka Tano
Lando Calrissian
Bail Organa
Unamed Rebel Captain
Agent Kallus
Emperor Palpatine
Hondo Ohnaka
Maketh Tua
Two Unamed Sith Inquisitors
Here is what we know:
Rex and Wolffe are back
Ahsoka will have white lightsabers
Emperor Palpatine will appear voiced by Sam Winter who voiced Darth Maul in the Clone Wars
Ahsoka and Darth Vader will fight
Kanan Jarrus and Darth Vader will fight
There are at least two new sith inquisitors
There will be 26 episodes
One of the main characters will die
Characters:
Kanan Jarrus
Ezra Bridger
Hera Syndulla
Sabine Wren
Chopper
Zeb Orrelius
Rex
Wolffe
Darth Vader
Ahsoka Tano
Lando Calrissian
Bail Organa
Unamed Rebel Captain
Agent Kallus
Emperor Palpatine
Hondo Ohnaka
Maketh Tua
Two Unamed Sith Inquisitors
Star Wars the clone wars: the untold future
In 2012 Disney brought Star Wars from lucasfilm. Soon after this was announced, Disney also stated they would make a new trilogy and expand the universe through spin offs.Some considered this to be amazing some wanted the show to be left alone. Star Wars the clone wars the current spin off tv series made by lucasfilm and it was the first cut made by Disney. It was replaced with rebels. Star Wars the clone wars was then stopped after 5 seasons but the production had already made half of season 6 and had already made plans for future episodes. Season 6 was later broadcasted in February 2014 as opposed to Septwmber 2013 on Netflix. This was a complete surprise to people who thought that Ahsoka leaving was it for the series. Since Season 6 has ended the sho has begun a legacy era full of unpruduced stories. The Utapau arc has been realised on Star Wars.com during October 2014 and the second story will be released this month in April 2015. At Celebration VII which is held in Califonia, USA many more knowledge has been released about the future of the show.
The Utapau Arc
This story was released as a story reel. This story would have featured Obi Wan and Anakin try and track down a new super weapon made from a giant Kyber Crystal before Genetal Grievous found it. This would have happened in season 6. Depa Billaba would have appeared in this episode but did not make it into the story reel.
Characters:
Depa Billaba
Obi Wan Kenobi
Anakin Skywalker
Jen June
Torul Blom
Garri
Endente
Chong
Count Dooku
General Grievous
Mace Windu
Yoda
Kalani
Darth Maul: Son of Dothomir
This would have followed Darth Maul after the events of The Lawless. Again this would be Season 6. Darth Sidious, Count Dooku and General Grievous are involved in battles against Maul. In the first part Maul is in prison and escapes by the help of Death Watch.
In the second part Maul fights Grievous on the Battle of Zanbar. Battle of Ord Mantell is in the third part. Dooku and General Grievous do not do well.
Grievous and Dooku are both captured and Maul wants Dooku to join forces with him. Dooku gets possessed by Mother Talzin and joins Maul. Grievous escapes and Obi Wan and Tiplee arrive on the ship. Tiplee dies. Sidious and Grievous fight Talzin and Maul. Talzin is revealed as Maul's mother. Maul escapes and Talzin finally dies.
Characters
Prime Minister Almec
Count Dooku
General Grievous
Rook Kast
Gar Saxon
Darth Sidious
Tey Zuka
Fife Pyke
Darth Maul
Mother Talzin
Brother Viscus
Commander Cody
Aayla Secera
Obi Wan Kenobi
Mace Windu
Tiplee
Ziton Moj
Dark Disciple
This story would have been in Season 6. Asajj Ventress and Quilin Voz would have worked together to kill Count Dooku.
Characters:
Ashu Nayami
Count Dooku
Asajj Ventress
Quinlin Voz
Bad Batch
Bad Batch would be the opening episodes of Season 7. It was broadcast as a story reel in April 2015. It would have seen Rex train a faulty batch of clones. It would have seen the return of ARC Trooper Echo.
Characters:
Captain Rex
Echo
Wat Tambor
Wrecker
Tech
Cros Rair
Hunter
Boba Fett and Cad Bane
Boba Fett and Cad Bane would have worked together against Tusken Raiders and then again against Count Dooku.
Characters:
Cad Bane
Boba Fett
Aurra Sing
Lattz Razzi
C 21 Highsinger
Count Dooku
Embo
Bossk
Robonio
Tuskman Shaman
Protecting the Trees
This story would have seen Yoda and the wookies have their special relationship. Clone troopers want to destroy trees to build a weapon but the Wookies won't have it.
Characters:
Yoda
Chewbacca
Tarfull
Ahsoka Tano arc
Not much is known about this one apart from she pairs up with Bo Katan.
Characters:
Ahsoka Tano
Bo Katan Kryze
The Full Jedi Council
Other Information
The Expanded Universe characters the Vong would appear
Oppo Rancisis would use his lightsaber and have a storyline
Baron Papanodia and Barriss Offee would return.
D Squard returns.
The final episodes would feature during and after Revenge of the Sith.
The Utapau Arc
This story was released as a story reel. This story would have featured Obi Wan and Anakin try and track down a new super weapon made from a giant Kyber Crystal before Genetal Grievous found it. This would have happened in season 6. Depa Billaba would have appeared in this episode but did not make it into the story reel.
Characters:
Depa Billaba
Obi Wan Kenobi
Anakin Skywalker
Jen June
Torul Blom
Garri
Endente
Chong
Count Dooku
General Grievous
Mace Windu
Yoda
Kalani
Darth Maul: Son of Dothomir
This would have followed Darth Maul after the events of The Lawless. Again this would be Season 6. Darth Sidious, Count Dooku and General Grievous are involved in battles against Maul. In the first part Maul is in prison and escapes by the help of Death Watch.
In the second part Maul fights Grievous on the Battle of Zanbar. Battle of Ord Mantell is in the third part. Dooku and General Grievous do not do well.
Grievous and Dooku are both captured and Maul wants Dooku to join forces with him. Dooku gets possessed by Mother Talzin and joins Maul. Grievous escapes and Obi Wan and Tiplee arrive on the ship. Tiplee dies. Sidious and Grievous fight Talzin and Maul. Talzin is revealed as Maul's mother. Maul escapes and Talzin finally dies.
Characters
Prime Minister Almec
Count Dooku
General Grievous
Rook Kast
Gar Saxon
Darth Sidious
Tey Zuka
Fife Pyke
Darth Maul
Mother Talzin
Brother Viscus
Commander Cody
Aayla Secera
Obi Wan Kenobi
Mace Windu
Tiplee
Ziton Moj
Dark Disciple
This story would have been in Season 6. Asajj Ventress and Quilin Voz would have worked together to kill Count Dooku.
Characters:
Ashu Nayami
Count Dooku
Asajj Ventress
Quinlin Voz
Bad Batch
Bad Batch would be the opening episodes of Season 7. It was broadcast as a story reel in April 2015. It would have seen Rex train a faulty batch of clones. It would have seen the return of ARC Trooper Echo.
Characters:
Captain Rex
Echo
Wat Tambor
Wrecker
Tech
Cros Rair
Hunter
Boba Fett and Cad Bane
Boba Fett and Cad Bane would have worked together against Tusken Raiders and then again against Count Dooku.
Characters:
Cad Bane
Boba Fett
Aurra Sing
Lattz Razzi
C 21 Highsinger
Count Dooku
Embo
Bossk
Robonio
Tuskman Shaman
Protecting the Trees
This story would have seen Yoda and the wookies have their special relationship. Clone troopers want to destroy trees to build a weapon but the Wookies won't have it.
Characters:
Yoda
Chewbacca
Tarfull
Ahsoka Tano arc
Not much is known about this one apart from she pairs up with Bo Katan.
Characters:
Ahsoka Tano
Bo Katan Kryze
The Full Jedi Council
Other Information
The Expanded Universe characters the Vong would appear
Oppo Rancisis would use his lightsaber and have a storyline
Baron Papanodia and Barriss Offee would return.
D Squard returns.
The final episodes would feature during and after Revenge of the Sith.
Star Wars Trailer Analysis
Yesterday we saw the new Star Wars trailer for Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Here is what you can experience if you watch it.
1. The Lucas Film Logo - We may not be able to see the classic 20th Century Fox logo but we still have the Lucas Film logo, now a silver colour to the usual
2. The Opening on Jakku - Jakku a new desert planet is not to be mistaken with Tatooine. Luke Skywalker's theme playing. A Speeder can be seen driving on this planet. During the speeder moving you can see a crashed X Wing and a Imperial Star Destroyer.
3. Luke's Speech - Several clips are seen and through out this Luke speaks. He says "the force is strong in my family, I have it, my father Has it and my sister has it, you have this power too" This as confused people to believe that Darth Vader is still alive. This is not true as this just taken from Luke from Return of the Jedi. He says this to tell Leia that she is his sister and she also has the force.
4. Darth Vader's helmet - Darth Vader's helmet is seen burnt as Luke burnt his body after he died on the Death Star. The helmet is on, what appears to be a Imperial Star Destroyer.
5. The Hooded Figure - A Hooded figure is touching R2 D2 while watching a fire. The man is considered to be Luke but has a more metal hand then he did before in the Empire Strikes Back and the Return of the Jedi.
6. The Giving of the Lightsaber - A man is giving a lightsaber (which is Anakin's and Luke'slightsaber seen through Revenge of the Sith to The Empire Strikes Back when it is lost after a duel with Darth Vader) this is also considered to be a flashback.
7. This Christmas - We are told when it will air. We already know it will air on 18th December this year.
8. The X Wings - X Wings are flying on a unnamed planet, but likely to be Yavin or Endor due to rumours and leaks of the story.
9. Poe Dameron - Poe Dameron, the Han Solo character of the film is excited to piloting a X Wing.
10. Three Bladed lightsaber attack - Kylo Ren, the new sith rumoured to played by Adam Driver is using his controversial three bladed lightsaber in a attack.
11. The Explosion - Finn, Rey and BB 8 are running away from an explosion on the planet Jakku. A TIE Fighter can be seen in space, properly what has caused the explosion. Finn is not wearing his storm trooper outfit as he was in the teaser trailer.
12. Kylo Ren - Kylo Ren is in front of a fire and storm troopers. He uses the force. This is the first time we see his face and it looks like Darth Revan's face from the old republic.
13. Storm troopers - There appears to be addressed by a Emperor figure in a Nazi way of addressing. They seem to preparing for war with TIE Fighters in the background. They are on a snow world, which could be Hoth. Kylo Ren in the first trailer was on a snow world but it was thought it was Endor with the snow being ash.
14. Rey - Close up on Rey
15. TIE Fighters - two TIE fighters are flying with smoke underneath them.
16. Attack on Imperial hanger - the imperial star destroyer perhaps the super star destroyer is being attacked. Storm troopers are being shot and one gets blasted upside down.
17. Finn the Storm Trooper - Finn is back in his storm trooper outfit
18. Super Star Destroyer - A Vehicle followed by some TIE Fighters arriving at a Super Star Destroyer.
19. Captain Phasma - A Chrome Storm Trooper who is called Captain Phasma can be seen walking.
20. BB-8 - BB-8 is aboard the millennium falcon, peering behind one of the walls much like R2 D2 did on Tatooine in A New Hope.
21. Rey helping Finn - Finn is injured and is helped by Rey
22. The Chase - TIE Fighters chase the Millennium Falcon through the engines of a star destroyer, likely to be the one that crashed on Jakku.
23. TIE Fighter Pilot - A New design for a TIE Fighter pilot.
24. "Chewie, we home" - Han Solo and Chewbacca are on the Millennium Falcon and there home.
25. The Force Awakens - Star Wars the force awakens. Note that there is no Episode VII. Are Disney scrapping it?
1. The Lucas Film Logo - We may not be able to see the classic 20th Century Fox logo but we still have the Lucas Film logo, now a silver colour to the usual
2. The Opening on Jakku - Jakku a new desert planet is not to be mistaken with Tatooine. Luke Skywalker's theme playing. A Speeder can be seen driving on this planet. During the speeder moving you can see a crashed X Wing and a Imperial Star Destroyer.
3. Luke's Speech - Several clips are seen and through out this Luke speaks. He says "the force is strong in my family, I have it, my father Has it and my sister has it, you have this power too" This as confused people to believe that Darth Vader is still alive. This is not true as this just taken from Luke from Return of the Jedi. He says this to tell Leia that she is his sister and she also has the force.
4. Darth Vader's helmet - Darth Vader's helmet is seen burnt as Luke burnt his body after he died on the Death Star. The helmet is on, what appears to be a Imperial Star Destroyer.
5. The Hooded Figure - A Hooded figure is touching R2 D2 while watching a fire. The man is considered to be Luke but has a more metal hand then he did before in the Empire Strikes Back and the Return of the Jedi.
6. The Giving of the Lightsaber - A man is giving a lightsaber (which is Anakin's and Luke'slightsaber seen through Revenge of the Sith to The Empire Strikes Back when it is lost after a duel with Darth Vader) this is also considered to be a flashback.
7. This Christmas - We are told when it will air. We already know it will air on 18th December this year.
8. The X Wings - X Wings are flying on a unnamed planet, but likely to be Yavin or Endor due to rumours and leaks of the story.
9. Poe Dameron - Poe Dameron, the Han Solo character of the film is excited to piloting a X Wing.
10. Three Bladed lightsaber attack - Kylo Ren, the new sith rumoured to played by Adam Driver is using his controversial three bladed lightsaber in a attack.
11. The Explosion - Finn, Rey and BB 8 are running away from an explosion on the planet Jakku. A TIE Fighter can be seen in space, properly what has caused the explosion. Finn is not wearing his storm trooper outfit as he was in the teaser trailer.
12. Kylo Ren - Kylo Ren is in front of a fire and storm troopers. He uses the force. This is the first time we see his face and it looks like Darth Revan's face from the old republic.
13. Storm troopers - There appears to be addressed by a Emperor figure in a Nazi way of addressing. They seem to preparing for war with TIE Fighters in the background. They are on a snow world, which could be Hoth. Kylo Ren in the first trailer was on a snow world but it was thought it was Endor with the snow being ash.
14. Rey - Close up on Rey
15. TIE Fighters - two TIE fighters are flying with smoke underneath them.
16. Attack on Imperial hanger - the imperial star destroyer perhaps the super star destroyer is being attacked. Storm troopers are being shot and one gets blasted upside down.
17. Finn the Storm Trooper - Finn is back in his storm trooper outfit
18. Super Star Destroyer - A Vehicle followed by some TIE Fighters arriving at a Super Star Destroyer.
19. Captain Phasma - A Chrome Storm Trooper who is called Captain Phasma can be seen walking.
20. BB-8 - BB-8 is aboard the millennium falcon, peering behind one of the walls much like R2 D2 did on Tatooine in A New Hope.
21. Rey helping Finn - Finn is injured and is helped by Rey
22. The Chase - TIE Fighters chase the Millennium Falcon through the engines of a star destroyer, likely to be the one that crashed on Jakku.
23. TIE Fighter Pilot - A New design for a TIE Fighter pilot.
24. "Chewie, we home" - Han Solo and Chewbacca are on the Millennium Falcon and there home.
25. The Force Awakens - Star Wars the force awakens. Note that there is no Episode VII. Are Disney scrapping it?
Saturday, 18 April 2015
Times Doctor Who was nearly cancelled
We know that doctor who will be over on television in 2019. If there is a series every year then it will be series 13 that will be the last.
We know this time that BBC worldwide and Sony pictures are working together for. New Doctor Who film to be released in 2022 or 2023.
Doctor Who has been cancelled before and has been nearly cancelled several times
1964 - after 4 serials and 20 episodes that was supposed to be it for the much loved series. The BBC realised the show's popularity and decided to extend the season and comminish a second.
1966 - William Hartnell, the first doctor, was suffering from ill health and the BBC thought it was unwise for him to continue the role. This meant that Doctor Who, which was still very popular had to go too. If it wasn't the producers that came up with the idea of regeneration then doctor who would have ended then and then.
1969- following Patrick Troughton's decision to leave the series, the BBC were considering axing the series as the viewing ratings had gone down. But the DW team came up with the idea of having the Dotor stuck on Earth and shortening the series from 40 episodes a year to 25.
1986 - Apart from the show's actual cancellation this is the closet the show has ever gone to the cancelling room. The BBC thought that the show they were making was only for a few million fans instead of a larger audience. Inbetween season 22 and 23 was the largest gap between seasons apart from when it was canclled. The show was put on a trail for one more season, so the DW team called the series Trail of a time lord. The show was continued but with some casualties. The show could only continue if Colin Baker would stay for only one episode of the next season to give him a regeneration story. The show would also hvw to moved to a later time and on a Monday as opposed to its Saturday time slot. Colin Baker was upset by this as he loved doctor who and wanted to overtake Tom Baker as the longest running doctor. Colin Baker said that he wanted to continue for one more season but the BBC said no so he did not continue as the doctor for the opening story ov the next season.
1989 - the show was watched by fewer then 2 million viewers and as the show was expensive to make the BBC axed the show for proper.
1996 - as early as 1990 ABC were interested in buying doctor who from the BBC. In 1996 the BBC and ABC worked together to make a doctor who film. If the show was succesful then ABC would continue the series until 1998 and then end it then. The show was watched by nearly 10 million in Britain and was a great succes but not in America so the show stopped once more.
2010 - Doctor who returned in 2005 and was a huge success. At the time of 2010 it was still very popular. The BBC thought that the show might have to end as the popular actor David Tennant was leaving the role as the doctor. The BBC thought that not many people would watch the series with a new doctor. Not just that though as nearly the whole of the crew were leaving the show as well. It was kept by a lot of a hard work by Russel T Davies, David Tennant and Steven Moaffat.
2019 - Doctor who will end in 2019 and will be replaced by a film series.
We know this time that BBC worldwide and Sony pictures are working together for. New Doctor Who film to be released in 2022 or 2023.
Doctor Who has been cancelled before and has been nearly cancelled several times
1964 - after 4 serials and 20 episodes that was supposed to be it for the much loved series. The BBC realised the show's popularity and decided to extend the season and comminish a second.
1966 - William Hartnell, the first doctor, was suffering from ill health and the BBC thought it was unwise for him to continue the role. This meant that Doctor Who, which was still very popular had to go too. If it wasn't the producers that came up with the idea of regeneration then doctor who would have ended then and then.
1969- following Patrick Troughton's decision to leave the series, the BBC were considering axing the series as the viewing ratings had gone down. But the DW team came up with the idea of having the Dotor stuck on Earth and shortening the series from 40 episodes a year to 25.
1986 - Apart from the show's actual cancellation this is the closet the show has ever gone to the cancelling room. The BBC thought that the show they were making was only for a few million fans instead of a larger audience. Inbetween season 22 and 23 was the largest gap between seasons apart from when it was canclled. The show was put on a trail for one more season, so the DW team called the series Trail of a time lord. The show was continued but with some casualties. The show could only continue if Colin Baker would stay for only one episode of the next season to give him a regeneration story. The show would also hvw to moved to a later time and on a Monday as opposed to its Saturday time slot. Colin Baker was upset by this as he loved doctor who and wanted to overtake Tom Baker as the longest running doctor. Colin Baker said that he wanted to continue for one more season but the BBC said no so he did not continue as the doctor for the opening story ov the next season.
1989 - the show was watched by fewer then 2 million viewers and as the show was expensive to make the BBC axed the show for proper.
1996 - as early as 1990 ABC were interested in buying doctor who from the BBC. In 1996 the BBC and ABC worked together to make a doctor who film. If the show was succesful then ABC would continue the series until 1998 and then end it then. The show was watched by nearly 10 million in Britain and was a great succes but not in America so the show stopped once more.
2010 - Doctor who returned in 2005 and was a huge success. At the time of 2010 it was still very popular. The BBC thought that the show might have to end as the popular actor David Tennant was leaving the role as the doctor. The BBC thought that not many people would watch the series with a new doctor. Not just that though as nearly the whole of the crew were leaving the show as well. It was kept by a lot of a hard work by Russel T Davies, David Tennant and Steven Moaffat.
2019 - Doctor who will end in 2019 and will be replaced by a film series.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Doctor Who Film
It has been announced that BBC Worldwide and Sony Pictures will work together for a Doctor Who Film.
Steven Moaffat (head of Doctor Who 2010-) has said that Doctor Who will remain a television series until 2019 and the film will happen between 2022 and 2023.
It is unclear if the film will be part of the Doctor Who universe or if it will be like the Peter Cushing films in the 1960's that happened alongside the television series but was in a different universe. It is also unclear if the television series will return after the film or will Doctor Who remain in the film industry.
Doctor Who also made headlines earlier this month when Mark Gatiss revealed that his Doctor Who spin off series, PROBE (1994-1996) will return. The series followed Dr. Liz Shaw, who was a companion of Jon Pertwee, the third doctor. The actress of Liz, Caroline John died in 2012 aged 71 and Hazel Burrows will replace her.
Steven Moaffat (head of Doctor Who 2010-) has said that Doctor Who will remain a television series until 2019 and the film will happen between 2022 and 2023.
It is unclear if the film will be part of the Doctor Who universe or if it will be like the Peter Cushing films in the 1960's that happened alongside the television series but was in a different universe. It is also unclear if the television series will return after the film or will Doctor Who remain in the film industry.
Doctor Who also made headlines earlier this month when Mark Gatiss revealed that his Doctor Who spin off series, PROBE (1994-1996) will return. The series followed Dr. Liz Shaw, who was a companion of Jon Pertwee, the third doctor. The actress of Liz, Caroline John died in 2012 aged 71 and Hazel Burrows will replace her.
Thursday, 16 April 2015
Doctor Who Spin Offs
As a new Doctor Who Spin Off is approaching here is a list of all the spin offs. Characters from the main tv series are given
Fictional TV Series
K9 and Company (1981) - Sarah Jane Smith and K9
PROBE (1994-1996, 2015-) - Liz Shaw
TARDISodes (2006) - Micky Smith
Torchwood (2006-2007, 2010-2011) - Jack Harkness, Martha Jones, Lanto Jones, Gwen Cooper, Toshiko Tato
The Sarah Jane Adventures (2007-2011) - Sarah Jane Smith, K9, Mr Smith, Luke Smith, 10th Doctor, 11th Doctor, Jo Grant, Brigadier
K-9 (2009-2010) - K9
The Sarah Jane Alien Files (2010) - Sarah Jane Smith, Mr Smith, Luke Smith
Strax's Field Reports (2013-2014) - Strax
Fictional Films
Wartime (1987) - Seargent Benton
Downtime (1995) - Sarah Jane Smith, Brigadier, Victoria Waterfield, Professor Travers, Kate Stewart
Deamos Rising (2003) - Kate Stewart
The Infinite Quest (2007) - 10th Doctor, Martha Jones
Dreamland (2009) - 10th Doctor
Torchwood: Web of Lies - Jack Harkness, Gwen Cooper
Non Fiction
Doctor Who Confidential (2005-2011)
Torchwood: Declassified (2006-2007)
Totally Doctor Who (2006-2007)
Doctor Who Extra (2014-)
Fictional TV Series
K9 and Company (1981) - Sarah Jane Smith and K9
PROBE (1994-1996, 2015-) - Liz Shaw
TARDISodes (2006) - Micky Smith
Torchwood (2006-2007, 2010-2011) - Jack Harkness, Martha Jones, Lanto Jones, Gwen Cooper, Toshiko Tato
The Sarah Jane Adventures (2007-2011) - Sarah Jane Smith, K9, Mr Smith, Luke Smith, 10th Doctor, 11th Doctor, Jo Grant, Brigadier
K-9 (2009-2010) - K9
The Sarah Jane Alien Files (2010) - Sarah Jane Smith, Mr Smith, Luke Smith
Strax's Field Reports (2013-2014) - Strax
Fictional Films
Wartime (1987) - Seargent Benton
Downtime (1995) - Sarah Jane Smith, Brigadier, Victoria Waterfield, Professor Travers, Kate Stewart
Deamos Rising (2003) - Kate Stewart
The Infinite Quest (2007) - 10th Doctor, Martha Jones
Dreamland (2009) - 10th Doctor
Torchwood: Web of Lies - Jack Harkness, Gwen Cooper
Non Fiction
Doctor Who Confidential (2005-2011)
Torchwood: Declassified (2006-2007)
Totally Doctor Who (2006-2007)
Doctor Who Extra (2014-)
Wednesday, 8 April 2015
This Is Madness: Complete List 2015
| Number | Person |
| 44. | 4 - LOM |
| Ezra Bridger | |
| 42. | Kanan Jarrus |
| 41. | Nute Gunray |
| 40. | Admiral Ackbar |
| 39 | . C 3P0 |
| IG 88 | |
| 37 | . General Veers |
| 36. | Agent Kallus |
| 35. | Wedge Antllies |
| 34 | . Cad Bane |
| 33. | Luke Skywalker |
| 31. | Count Dooku |
| 30 | . Zeb Orrelius |
| Lando Calrissian | |
| 28 | . Greedo |
| 27. | Admiral Piett |
| 26. | Sabine Wren |
| 25 | . Gregor |
| 24. | Hera Syndulla |
| 23 | . Qui Gwon Jinn |
| 22 | . The Inquisitor |
| Asajj Ventress | |
| 20 | . Padmé Amidala |
| 19. | Bib Fortuna |
| 18. | Hondo Ohnaka |
| 17. | Emperor Palpatine |
| 16. | Darth Maul |
| 15. | Chewbacca |
| 14. | Pre Vizla |
| 13 | . General Grievous |
| 12 | . Princess Leia |
| 11. | Jango Fett |
| 10 | . Yoda |
| Jar Jar Binks | |
| 8 | . R2 D2 |
| 7. | Tarkin |
| 6. | Jabba the Hutt |
| 5. | Rex |
| 4 | . Boba Fett |
| 3. | Han Solo |
| 2 | . Obi Wan Kenobi |
| 1. | Darth Vader |
Sunday, 5 April 2015
Top 10 Easter Facts
1. Over 90 Million Easter Bunnies are produced each year
2. 600 million eggs are sold in the USA in March and April
3. After Halloween, Easter is the biggest chocolate consuming day
4. The first chocolate egg was made in Germany in the 19th Century
5. Americans consume 16 billion jelly beans at Easter
6. The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird's nests
7. 7% of the worlds population eat the ears of the bunnies first
8. Solving Murder mysteries is very popular in Norway at Easter
9. The world's heaviest jar of jelly beans weighed 2744 kg.
10. The tradition of painting eggs is called Pysanka
2. 600 million eggs are sold in the USA in March and April
3. After Halloween, Easter is the biggest chocolate consuming day
4. The first chocolate egg was made in Germany in the 19th Century
5. Americans consume 16 billion jelly beans at Easter
6. The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird's nests
7. 7% of the worlds population eat the ears of the bunnies first
8. Solving Murder mysteries is very popular in Norway at Easter
9. The world's heaviest jar of jelly beans weighed 2744 kg.
10. The tradition of painting eggs is called Pysanka
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