Spend Father's Day with who really raised you... Star Wars.
A series of 30 sketches, following the hilarious antics of various characters from a galaxy, far, far away.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
July 17, 2007
Popularity
1
Director
Seth Green
Writer
Jordan Allen-Dutton
Writer
Mike Fasolo
Producer
Alexander Bulkley
Producer
Corey Campodonico
Where to Watch
Cast
Seth Green
The Nerd / Qui-Gon Jinn / Ponda Baba / Max Rebo (voice)
Abraham Benrubi
Darth Vader (voice)
Keith Ferguson
Han Solo (voice)
Candace Bailey
Princess Leia Organa / Girl / Various (voice)
Bob Bergen
Luke Skywalker (voice)
Ahmed Best
Jar Jar Binks / AT-AT Driver (voice)
Mark Hamill
Luke Skywalker (voice)
Tom Kane
C-3PO (voice)
Seth MacFarlane
Emperor Palpatine (voice)
Breckin Meyer
Boba Fett / Admiral Ackbar / Janitor / Space Slug #2 (voice)
Conan O'Brien
Zuckuss / Ponda Baba's Boss (voice)
Joey Fatone
Self (voice)
George Lucas
Self (voice)
Donald Faison
Dr. Evazan (voice)
Hulk Hogan
Abraham Lincoln (voice)
Malcolm McDowell
Orientation Instructor (voice)
Dan Milano
Luke Skywalker (Empire on Ice) / Wuher / Boy (voice)
Chad Morgan
Princess Leia Organa (Empire On Ice) (voice)
Tom Root
Mas Amedda (archive sound) (uncredited)
James Van Der Beek
Bush's Aide (voice) (archive sound)
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
For real fans of “Star Wars” this is borderline sacrilegious as it dares to poke fun at the characters and storylines from most of the nine movies. Nothing is off limits from the “Aluminium Falcon” to “Admiral Akbar” and his very own brand of nutritious breakfast cereal. There are special performances from the cantina band; the Emperor is at his most imperious - builders permitting, and “Jar Jar Binks” proves that there really is no end to his talents to annoy and irritate. It goes off on a George W. Bush tangent that didn’t work so well, but otherwise these are quite an irreverent and enjoyable series of parodies of all things from a galaxy ”not far enough away”. The stop motion animation looks like it’s bringing the action toys I had at the time to life and it rollicks along for twenty minutes casting aspersions that, for me at any rate, culminated in a scene with “Leia” and “Luke” that was, as they put it, “so wrong”. Good fun.
