Not meaning to sound a little skeptical about such a thing, but having recently heard the news that there is definitely to be a Star Wars TV series (c'mon, we all secretly knew it was coming) I can't say I'm overly excited by th fact that Mr Lucas will be penning the stories.

Don't get me wrong, it's his gig and all that, but there are much more interesting stories that can be done after Episode 6 after all and still make use of some of the original actors.

I feel that setting it between episodes 3 and 4 is pointless because... well... we all know what happens next. Besides, George crammed in all the loose ends into the last three minutes of Episode 3 if you all remember - some very bad cutting and quick shooting going on...

Oh dear. I thought he was quitting writing and directing after he'd finished murdering the films? Not that anyone has any faith left in him to betray, mind.

Well if you remember he was originally never going to write Episodes 1-3, then he caved in and wrote the first one and said that would be the only one he wrote and then... you get the picture.

Fair do's, it's his thing, but I just can't help but wonder if it'll go the way fo the Holiday Special (full article to come about that grand site! )

How much money can he put in the bank?

Thing is he could have just done some of the stories from the books set after episode 6. I mean, nt to me nasty or anything, but Mar Hamill and Carrie Fisher won't cost a lot nowadays, and Harrison Ford is certainly affordable to Mr Lucas and his ever increasing bank balance...

I've just read about the fucking Holidy Special. I still can't quite bring myself to believe it. And Carrie Fisher was REALLY good looking back in 1978.

Mmm-Mmmmmmm!

I'm afraid I must respectfully disagree. In 1978, Carrie Fisher was nice. This has been empirically proven.

I must have bad eyes then, I thought her sister Luke was a minger too.

Genius