And why am I just finding out about it now?

What genius thought that was a good idea?

A random assortment of geeky graphics I stumbled across this week.

More characters from Star Wars Rebels and season 2 of The Bad Batch! AWESOME!

Yesterday, two science fiction behemoths dropped trailers for their upcoming series. If you haven’t watched them, go check them out now, I’ll wait: As a fan of both franchises, I get excited when anything new comes out. However, in this case, the Star Trek trailer was just not exciting. Maybe it was because I watched the Obi Wan trailer first? Or is it that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds sounds like Season 5 of Enterprise?

Someday when your bored, ask me to weigh in on how much I don’t really like Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Unfortunately, I don’t get to rant in court about how bad they are. At least, not yet.

Before you get too excited, Disney didn’t actually change the content of the film. Besides adding lots of lens flare, JJ Abrams added a lot of blue to The Rise of Skywalker, which Disney has now removed in the version on Disney+. The stills look better than the original. Unfortunately, this doesn’t improve the movie enough to get me to watch it again.

The Smithsonian Museum is getting a new exhibit, an X-Wing from Star Wars. Normally, this would be a cause for celebration, except they’re taking a prop from Rise of Skywalker. I had a problem with this model of X-Wing since The Force Awakens, and it has to do with the engines. In the original series, the X-Wings had four circular engines, and when the wings opened in to the X formation, each engine went with the wing.

If anyone wants to get me an early Christmas present, here’s an idea.

If you can’t get your fill of Star Wars, be sure to check out the Star Wars Vintage Collection on Disney Plus. The opening of Ewoks is so bizarre, I have nothing to compare it to.

This looks really impressive:

To commemorate the release of the Star Wars Droids Commemorative Forever® Stamps, the United States Postal Service is hosting a virtual dedication ceremony on Facebook and Twitter on Star Wars Day, May the Fourth.