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The last thing is complete bollocks, since several Star Wars video games (like X-Wing, TIE Fighter and Dark Forces) got original soundtracks even before SOTE. So why should that be assumed anyway?

I wish they wouldn't waste their time with Mario music though. "Sam & Max Hit the Road" would make for a great live-recorded jazz soundtrack. On another note, here's Kevin Kiner talking about his soundtrack to the cancelled Star Wars game which was still running under the name "Project Ragtag": https://www.inverse.com/gaming/ea-canceled-star-wars-game-ragtag

Just wait until you get to the mid-season two-parter, as well as the finale (also a two-parter, although the episode titles don't suggest that).

I didn't expect such a huge documentary for the show. I was already lamenting the fact that The Mandalorian probably won't make it to Blu-ray and thus we won't getting a proper Making Of. And now we are getting this instead... awesome!

Pre-production on season 3 has already started: https://www.cnet.com/news/disney-plus-reportedly-begins-work-on-the-mandalorian-season-3/

Reminds me of watching the "A-Team" movie in a cinema in Cologne, Germany. When an aerial shot of Cologne central station came up (with the cinema I was in just barely out of frame), subtitled "Frankfurt, Germany", the room bursted out in laughter. Definitely getting the expanded "Legends of the Fall". I only know "The Ludlows" from a Horner sampler, but always loved it.

Now they have time to write a new script again... one that Spielberg WANTS to direct. That being said, I doubt this movie will ever get made.

And for the better. "The Soundtrack Show" is amazing! David has also confirmed that he'll (re-)cover all SW films eventually.

I'm pretty sure they mentioned the credits sequence to now be longer (since they are not confined regarding runtime) and thus recording an expanded version of it.

Uh, no, they should absolutely not do that. That would undermine all the people out there who actually make a living of design jobs (and expect everyone joining the contest to work for free). That would be a total shit move. Not too long ago there was a "contest" like this regarding fans designing a poster for the latest Bond movie. It was even announced in a video by Daniel Craig himself. Rightfully this got lots of complaints, as this is basically generating a free pool of design ideas which can be exploited by a multi-million dollar company that could easily afford to properly pay artists for doing this. Doing a proper design for a commercial product takes time and effort and should be payed accordingly, especially if it's used generate more sales and thus money.

To compose maybe... but not to record the score (or they need to book a larger venue to have the players sit 10 feet away from each other).

Basically this at full length:

Alright, with PlayStation Productions in place, get that gorram Uncharted series with Nathan Fillion going. I don't care about the stupid movie.

Thank god this didn't get made. And thanks to the advances in technology that The Mandalorian looks so much better than this. I mean, a show shot entirely on green screen? This was bound to fail.

Clone Wars and Rebels were both released properly on Blu-ray, but with Disney+ I'm not so confident if the final CW season or Mando will get that treatment. It bothers me a lot that The Orville didn't get a Blu-ray release, but more so the fact that this doesn't bode well going forward and what this might mean for bonus material (which I'm a sucker for).