What It Was Like to Write on George Lucas’ Unproduced Star Wars Show

March 2025 has transformed into the unofficial lecture Star Wars underworld Month. Days later star Wars Producer Rick McCallum Discussed the mythical, unforzed showPresent Battlestar Galactica, Star TrekAnd For all humanity Writer/producer Ronald D. Moore spoke about how it was to be one of the authors of the show.

Appear on The Sackhoff show (Moderated by Bo-Katan itself, Katee Sackhoff), Moore spoke of it star Wars Show could be. Here is the clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr21jpi4any

“Galactica was over. Caprica started at this time. I got a call that George Lucas wanted to meet [me] About a possible series, ”said Moore. “So I meet George … and producer Rick McCallum, and at that time George wanted to make a live action star Wars TV series … What he wanted to do was to collect a group of writers together, a kind of international group of writers. So I was one of the Americans and there were some from Great Britain and Australia [and] New Zealand, and he would bring us together for a long weekend on the Skywalker Ranch … We would choose and break these stories for these long weekends or a week or something in a conference room on the Skywalker Ranch. Then we went for another six weeks, write the scripts, then regather, talk about notes, make another group of scripts. “

“It took a year or two or so,” continued Moore. “We would just gather, separate, gather, break and … we wrote something like 48 or 50 episodes. It is definitely in the 40s … and when we arrived at this point, said George: ‘Okay, that’s enough.’ And then he just wanted to take these scripts and he would just shoot them on his cent … in Georges head as soon as I produced it, I will simply put it into a network and take it or leave it. That’s it. I don’t care what your notes are, I don’t care what your thoughts are, it is done. Do you want it? ‘”

However, this is the place where McCallum came into play. Theoretically, Lucas’ idea was a great idea, but the show was just so unaffected that Lucas had never got to do it. Then of course he sold Lucasfilm and star WarsTo Disney, and that was.

Nevertheless, Moore has part star Wars With the Creator himself. “At a certain point in time, you can overcome your awe and now you are only in the room of a writer and he tells you something about Darth Vader that makes no sense,” said Moore before he broke into a loud impression of Lucas. “You are just like ‘Oh my god, what do I do? Where am I? ‘You just forget and now you are only on the story conference with a dispute. “

Take a look at the full clip above and thanks Jedi News For the heads.

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