Star Wars Detours to screen at Los Angeles Lucas Museum

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Star Wars Detours to screen at Los Angeles Lucas Museum

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Polygon · 4 hours ago

A curated selection of the long-shelved animated comedy Star Wars Detours will be shown at Los Angeles’s Lucas Museum of Narrative Art after it opens on 22 September 2026. The announcement, made by co-creator Seth Green at San Diego Comic-Con, marks the first official public presentation of the series in more than a decade, though only museum visitors will be able to see it.

Lucasfilm Animation made Detours with Green and Matthew Senreich in 2013 as a parody set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope. Its release was postponed over concerns about introducing new audiences to Star Wars through comedy, before it was cancelled in 2015; the show featured Billy Dee Williams and “Weird Al” Yankovic, and only a brief leaked episode has previously surfaced.

  • Star Wars Detours will be shown at the Lucas Museum.
  • Only a curated selection, not the full series, is planned.
  • The cancelled parody has remained unseen for over a decade.

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Originally published by Polygon as “Star Wars will finally air its rarest unreleased show, but only few fans will be able to watch”.