It makes me happy seeing Andor still getting praise. Like oppai_chan said, it’s such a great take on the empire and how the galaxy would operate under its rule. I also really liked the speech in the final episode on how much effort is required for tyranny while how freedom is spontaneous and can happen anywhere.

As for some other media, while it’s a bit of a vanilla answer, I really like the Thrawn trilogy. Specifically the audiobooks. Even though it’s unabridged, it’s almost more of a radio drama. I was surprised to hear actual sound effects and music from the movies throughout the whole thing. As for the story, I understood why it was considered the true sequel trilogy. If anyone hasn’t read it, I kinda don’t want to spoil it beyond Thrawn is really impressive as an antagonist. His deductive skills are impressive. I think the author even partially described him as an evil Sherlock Holmes.

Mostly just played the games on the xbox/360
- lego star wars 1 and 2 (I think 2 was a 360 game)
- knights of the old republic 1&2
- battlefront 1&2
- star wars the clone wars
Honorable mention to Rogue Squadron and a pod racing game on the N64

You know, the prequels may have spawned a lot of trash merchandise back in the day. But strangely, they did make some rather interestingly unusual boardgames:

boardgamegeek.com/thread/...-review-star-wars-retrosp

(^I remember for whatever reason, Han Solo was insanely overpowered in this, in a game with both Jedi and Sith. lmao)

boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3285/star-wars-jedi-unleashed


As well as a cool take on The Game Of Life, with two different win condition paths as a Jedi or a Sith. And your actions during the game would determine where you ended up:

boardgamegeek.com/boardga...game-of-life-a-jedis-path

Family Guy Star Wars

That and Angry Birds/Lego movies

and then you used to have Tiny Tower star wars version on your smartphone/tablet (that's the best one,apart from the original)

you know, it's kinda hilarious that if someone else did their take on star wars,it's almost always better than the source itself.

And I can't forget the Robot Chicken specials either. Would Spaceballs count, too? Why do I like when Star Wars the most when people are spoofing it?

Because it's fun when we twist up the story with whatever the shit we think of since it's meme'd to death, like with most of infamous fairy tale stories where it got mention multiple times.
And it's funny considering that when I tried Angry Birds SW, I basically completed the saga since it's close to it's source material.

I don't think I've seen anything other than episodes 1-8 and the Clone Wars movie, but I did like Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga a lot as a kid.