Star Wars: Detours Animated Series to Premiere at Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

In a surprise announcement, Seth Green revealed that a selection of episodes from his long-shelved animated Star Wars sitcom, Star Wars: Detours, will be exhibited at the soon-to-open Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, California.

Green made the announcement during a panel discussion on the museum at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, as reported by Entertainment Weekly. The animated series was first announced in 2012, with Green and George Lucas discussing the project as early as 2010.

According to Green, the show was inspired by The Simpsons, with a similar animated sitcom style in the Star Wars universe. The series was initially shelved after Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012, leaving fans with unanswered questions about the project’s status.

During a 2013 interview with IGN at New York Comic-Con, Green confirmed that the crew had completed 39 episodes before the show was frozen in carbonite. The news sparked a wave of curiosity among fans, who had been eagerly awaiting updates on the series.

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to Showcase Star Wars: Detours

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is set to open on September 22, with two theaters showcasing curated film selections throughout the day. The Robert Flaherty Theater and the Slavko Vorkapich Theater will feature a variety of films, including a curation of episodes from Star Wars: Detours.

The exhibit will provide fans with a unique opportunity to experience the long-lost series, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind the show. With its rich history and nostalgic value, the Star Wars: Detours exhibit is sure to captivate fans of the franchise.

Star Wars: Detours – A Star Wars Sitcom in the Making

Green’s animated series was initially conceived as a Simpsons-style sitcom set in the Star Wars universe. The show’s unique blend of humor and science fiction would have offered a fresh take on the beloved franchise.

With its rich history and dedicated fan base, the Star Wars franchise continues to captivate audiences worldwide. The announcement of Star Wars: Detours’ exhibit at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is a testament to the enduring appeal of the franchise and the creativity of its fans.