Abridged Confessions of a Guilt-ridden Ewoks Fan

A Spin-Off From The George Lucas Star Wars Francise

Anthony Daniels in Star Wars: Droids (1985)

Wilford Brimley, Warwick Davis, Aubree Miller, Siân Phillips, and Carel Struycken in Ewoks: The Battle for Endor (1985)

Warwick Davis, Fionnula Flanagan, Guy Boyd, Aubree Miller, and Eric Walker in The Ewok Adventure (1984)

Suzie McGrath, Christopher Sean, Josh Brener, and Myrna Velasco in Star Wars: Resistance (2018)

Ashley Eckstein, Felicity Jones, Vanessa Marshall, Catherine Taber, Tiya Sircar, Shelby Young, and Daisy Ridley in Star Wars: Forces of Destiny (2017)

Tom Kane and Mat Lucas in Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003)

Harrison Ford, Anthony Daniels, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Kenny Baker, and Peter Mayhew in The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978)

Noelle North and Lorenzo Music in Adventures of the Gummi Bears (1985)

Denny Delk and Jeanne Reynolds in Star Wars: Ewoks (1985)

James Cranna, Denny Delk, and Sue Murphy in Star Wars: Ewoks (1985)

Denny Delk and Sue Murphy in Star Wars: Ewoks (1985)

How many seasons does Star Wars: Ewoks have?

Jim Henshaw

James Cranna

Cree Summer

The young Wicket and his Ewok friends have fantastic adventures on the forest moon of Endor.

Star Wars: Ewoks

I wish they were all available on DVD

This and &quot;Droids&quot; are both good cartoons for kids. I enjoyed them growing up &amp; while I am glad they released something of them on DVD, I am a little disappointed that Lucasfilm did not just release a box set of the complete series. I think trying to make them into &quot;features&quot; by editing 4 episodes together is a big mistake. It&apos;s a lot harder to pop 1 in for 30 minutes. Personally I miss that the original goofy opening is not available (even as a special feature) on the DVD. 

However it is still nice to finally have something of them available to show the kids. The best thing about these cartoons is that they are targeted for the younger kids, and every episode centers around some character trait like responsibility, making new friends, etc. They concentrate on what character development would be for a 5 to 10 year old, and they keep violent confrontations to a minimum, even when the Ewoks are challenged by the witch or the Duloks.

While I remember the second season of Ewoks being far less enjoyable than the first, it is still 1000 times better than the drivel served up by the likes of today&apos;s after school mainstays: Pokemon &amp; yu-gi-oh. It seems every kid show these days is trying to sell junky cards or is targeted for older teens. There are very few real kid shows (like this one) available. 

I WISH Lucasfilm would release a real box set of this series while my kids are still young enough to enjoy them.

Ewoks &amp; Droids

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This and "Droids" are both good cartoons for kids. I enjoyed them growing up & while I am glad they released something of them on DVD, I am a little disappointed that Lucasfilm did not just release a box set of the complete series. I think trying to make them into "features" by editing 4 episodes together is a big mistake. It's a lot harder to pop 1 in for 30 minutes. Personally I miss that the original goofy opening is not available (even as a special feature) on the DVD. 

However it is still nice to finally have something of them available to show the kids. The best thing about these cartoons is that they are targeted for the younger kids, and every episode centers around some character trait like responsibility, making new friends, etc. They concentrate on what character development would be for a 5 to 10 year old, and they keep violent confrontations to a minimum, even when the Ewoks are challenged by the witch or the Duloks.

While I remember the second season of Ewoks being far less enjoyable than the first, it is still 1000 times better than the drivel served up by the likes of today's after school mainstays: Pokemon & yu-gi-oh. It seems every kid show these days is trying to sell junky cards or is targeted for older teens. There are very few real kid shows (like this one) available. 

I WISH Lucasfilm would release a real box set of this series while my kids are still young enough to enjoy them.

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