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Greg Weisman "Tone Of Show Is Like Episode V and VI"




Executive Producer for the upcoming Star Wars Rebels took some time out and talked to IGN about the much anticiptated series. during the interview the producer teased us with what kind of tone the whole series will take:

“The tone of this show is very much in the vein of Episodes IV and V -- that is, there's some serious stuff going on; that doesn't mean we can't have humor, that doesn't mean we can't have romance, and that doesn't mean we can't have anything, frankly. We just also take the jeopardy very seriously, but we think we've got a great ensemble of characters to work with here in a world that starts on the planet Lothal and will continue to expand, assuming -- I mean, it even expands in Season 1 -- but assuming we get a pickup for multiple seasons, we'll continue to expand it, because this series really is about the founding of the Rebel Alliance. It doesn't exist when we come in.”
Personally I am so looking forward to this series.  I can't wait for Episode VII but I'll be honest with you, this is what I'm most pumped about.  Star Wars Rebels.  If it's half as good as The Clone Wars then we are in for a real treat

Read the whole article over at IGN

Rob
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