What character is do you want inlcuded the most?

You KNOW they're considering a cameo sometime for a young Han Solo, because (1) it works for the time frame (2) it helps to tie in his destiny with the story even more, just like Chewbacca's appearance in ROTS (3) it would be a ratings bonanza; like the time during the sweep season for Star Trek: The Next Generation, when a much older Spock appeared in a two-part finale.
And if it happens, it will be a younger actor doing the role. Guaranteed.
Harrison Ford would have zero problems with it. Unlike Indy, he's said many times he wouldn't play Han Solo again.

Originally posted by queeq
Ya bet!

Macgyver is the first thing that popped into my head when I read that.

Originally posted by roughrider
You KNOW they're considering a cameo sometime for a young Han Solo, because (1) it works for the time frame (2) it helps to tie in his destiny with the story even more, just like Chewbacca's appearance in ROTS (3) it would be a ratings bonanza; like the time during the sweep season for Star Trek: The Next Generation, when a much older Spock appeared in a two-part finale.
And if it happens, it will be a younger actor doing the role. Guaranteed.
Harrison Ford would have zero problems with it. Unlike Indy, he's said many times he wouldn't play Han Solo again.

They are not considering a cameo role; Lucas recently said that Han will not feature in the series at all.

How dare you mention Star Trek. 😉

Originally posted by exanda kane
They are not considering a cameo role; Lucas recently said that Han will not feature in the series at all.

How dare you mention Star Trek. 😉

We shall see. 🙂

Originally posted by Admiral Akbar
Macgyver is the first thing that popped into my head when I read that.

Good one.

We'll get back to my list of confirmed things for the movie/series (sometimes its difficult to discern between the two).

Should we start using spoiler tags again?

Question marks by things that aren'e exactly clear, but probable given visual evidence.

Spoiler:

Republic:
Anakin Skywalker
Ashoka Tano
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Yoda
Mace Windu
Chancellor Palpatine
Kit Fisto
Plo Koon
R2-D2
C-3PO
Senator Amidala
Grand Moff Tarkin?
Imperial-Style Republic Officers

Captain Rex
Commander Cody
Unknown ARC Commander (Red)
Phase I Commander?
Phase I Jet Troopers
Clonetroopers

Confederacy
Count Dooku
Asaaj Ventress
General Grievous
Wat Tambor
Nute Gunray
IG-100 Magna Gaurds
B1-Battle Droids
OOM Commander Battle Droid
B2-Battle Droids
Droidekas
Vulture Fighters
DSD1 Dwarf Spider Droids
Octapurra Combat Tri Droids

Third Party
Jabba
Twi'lek slave girls

Places
Coruscant
Tatooine
Jabba's Palace
Unknown Worlds (At least 2)

Ships/Vehicles
Acclamator-class Assault Ships (Painted)
Ventator Class Star Destroyer
STAPs
AAts
C-9979 Landing Craft
AT-TE
V-19 Torrent Starfighters
Anakin's Prototype B-Wing
Bantha-II Cargo Skiff
Delta-7 Jedi Starfigthers (Painted)
Dooku's Blue AOTC speeder
Munificent Class Star Frigate
Providence Class Carrier/Destroyer?

You forgot the kid they're after.

You mean Anakin's padawan? 🤨

I don't know what the hell they're thinking with stuff like that.

No, the little slug.

Personally, the Ashoka is a great idea. It actual introduces a valuable new character on the good side and actually alows us to experience what the ENTIRE point of II and III were, growing up in a war. And finally, a named femail Jedi. There are only 7 named Jedi in the saga and Vos is never paired with his name. Anakin, Kenobi, Qui-Gon, Mace, Yoda, and Luke. Thats one per episode and no females, despite the dominate role they played in the PT. Its about damn time we had someone of Ashoka's caliber, especially since all of Anakin's padawn years were skipped. and maybe, just maybe, we'll FINALLY get to see the Jedi trials.

You seem to be mentioning the only 7 Jedi named in the movies and saying that they finally have a named female Jedi. However the series is EU so you should add the ones named in the EU as well. Which, when you put it that way... well, it's not as great.

...except that, to fans, who aren't all flaming nerds, the movies are their conception of star wars. (Not the endless pile of shit with little nuggats of goodness that is the EU).

This is a general relase film...ie it extends into normal people's perception of SW. (and frankly, more canon than EU imo)

Originally posted by Alliance
We'll get back to my list of confirmed things for the movie/series (sometimes its difficult to discern between the two).

Should we start using spoiler tags again?

Question marks by things that aren'e exactly clear, but probable given visual evidence.

Spoiler:

[b]Republic:
Anakin Skywalker
Ashoka Tano
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Yoda
Mace Windu
Chancellor Palpatine
Kit Fisto
Plo Koon
R2-D2
C-3PO
Senator Amidala
Grand Moff Tarkin?
Imperial-Style Republic Officers

Captain Rex
Commander Cody
Unknown ARC Commander (Red)
Phase I Commander?
Phase I Jet Troopers
Clonetroopers

Confederacy
Count Dooku
Asaaj Ventress
General Grievous
Wat Tambor
Nute Gunray
IG-100 Magna Gaurds
B1-Battle Droids
OOM Commander Battle Droid
B2-Battle Droids
Droidekas
Vulture Fighters
DSD1 Dwarf Spider Droids
Octapurra Combat Tri Droids

Third Party
Jabba
Twi'lek slave girls

Places
Coruscant
Tatooine
Jabba's Palace
Unknown Worlds (At least 2)

Ships/Vehicles
Acclamator-class Assault Ships (Painted)
Ventator Class Star Destroyer
STAPs
AAts
C-9979 Landing Craft
AT-TE
V-19 Torrent Starfighters
Anakin's Prototype B-Wing
Bantha-II Cargo Skiff
Delta-7 Jedi Starfigthers (Painted)
Dooku's Blue AOTC speeder
Munificent Class Star Frigate
Providence Class Carrier/Destroyer?

[/B]

This is a list for the Animated Clone Wars Series; not the Live Action Series, yes?

I'd like to see Boba and Tarkin in it.
Admiral Daal, too.

I don't like the Ashoka idea myself. It makes Anakin like a responsible person, which he still was not in ROTS. IMHO.

Anakin was always unstable, but he wasn't irresponsible. Ever think that his failures with Ashok amight have contributed to his fall?

Well that's pretty certain. I bet she gets killed by Robert Mugabe.

Originally posted by Alliance
Anakin was always unstable, but he wasn't irresponsible. Ever think that his failures with Ashok amight have contributed to his fall?

Which is even worse.

I think the Ashoka idea was a good one.

I'm just saying that it's a realy big thing to just throw in there after the fact.

The padawan thing, when I first heard it announced, sounded like a complete gimmick to me. 'Course, I'm waiting to see it til I make a firm judgement, but the revelation of a padawan so early on in its development and promotion seemed like a hook for casual fans and sw-t.i.t's alike, to pique interest in the series.