Imagine ruling the galaxy alongside your father; Carlton Cuse, a renowned television creator, is joining forces with his son, Nick, to craft an exciting new Star Wars TV series for Lucasfilm. Currently, specific details about this potential series remain under wraps, but Cuse’s impressive portfolio showcases his expertise in storytelling. He is celebrated for his work on iconic shows like Lost, Nash Bridges, Bates Motel, and Jack Ryan. Nick Cuse also brings his own impressive credentials to the table, having written for critically acclaimed series such as The Leftovers, Watchmen, and Station Eleven. The announcement was initially reported by The Insneider, sparking excitement among Star Wars enthusiasts.

Despite Disney‘s recent slowdown in the development of new Star Wars projects, fans have much to anticipate, including the eagerly awaited second season of Andor. This new season is set to premiere tomorrow and unfolds as “as the horizon of war draws near and Cassian becomes a key player in the Rebel Alliance. Everyone will be tested and, as the stakes rise, the betrayals, sacrifices and conflicting agendas will become profound.“ This thrilling narrative promises to delve deeper into the complex themes and characters that have captivated audiences.

In his insightful review, our own Alex Maidy expressed that while expectations are soaring for the new season of Andor, he remains confident that fans will find great satisfaction in it. He described Andor as “a top-notch espionage series and a powerful drama that rivals many non-genre shows on the air, but manages to deliver the best Star Wars story in decades without needing a single lightsaber or Force-sensitive character.” Maidy further elaborated that “Andor‘s first season may have worked even better had it been approached in the format of this season, which will easily rank as one of the best Star Wars projects of all time and an equally impressive work of television. Diego Luna has done his character service in ways Solo and Obi-Wan Kenobi tried but failed to do. This is a fantastic season that never panders through fan service but is absolutely worth watching for Star Wars fans and non-fans alike. Andor‘s second season is amazing and only disappointing because it is the last season in this series.” You can explore the rest of his review right here.

Additionally, there are several upcoming projects to look forward to, including The Mandalorian and Grogu, which is set to hit theaters on May 22, 2026. Recently, new footage from this film was showcased at Star Wars Celebration. Furthermore, Shawn Levy’s project featuring Ryan Gosling has been confirmed, titled Star Wars: Starfighter, with a scheduled release date of May 28, 2027. These projects continue to expand the Star Wars universe and keep fans engaged with fresh content.

What are your thoughts on Carlton Cuse and Nick Cuse collaborating on a new Star Wars TV series?