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The episode "The Academy" from the third season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars introduced the unfortunately named Korkie Kryze, a young Mandalorian studying at the Royal Academy of Government to become a politician. In the grand scheme of the series, Korkie was a relatively unimportant character, only appearing in one more episode after his debut appearance. Despite this, he is the subject of one of the most prevalent theories among fans of The Clone Wars. Korkie was stated to be the nephew of Duchess Satine Kryze, the leader of Mandalore, though his exact relation to her was not made clear. Satine’s only known sibling was Bo-Katan Kryze, who never had children, so Korkie was either the son of...

There are many things to look forward to at any Star Wars Celebration Japan. I remember going to one for a fan film premiere and staying for panels by creators, meeting fellow fanfiction writers for the first time and getting some merchandise to remember the event by. There are celebrities to spot and announcements to analyze. For many people, the Art Show is a major attraction. Thanks to Starwars.com, we got our preview of the show.

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Per the official site, "The Art Show is a highlight of every Star Wars Celebration... The artwork in this year's group represents illustrations created from a variety of styles and includes artists from around the world.

Murilo Benício, star of smash-hit Globo telenovelas such as “The Clone,” “América” and “Brazil Avenue,” and Kevin Vechiatto who grew up in Brazil’s biggest kids franchise “Turma da Mônica,” are set to headline “Nico,” a smart comedy from Lb Entertainment, behind “Netflix” global No. 1 Non-English TV series “Sintonia.”

“Nico” is produced by Lb Entertainment and +Galeria and will be distributed in Brazil by +Galeria.

Many Brazilian comedies have hit gold dust as raucous vehicles for a star TV comedian, who does his shtick. “Nico’s” comedy, in contrast, is “a comedy with a story, which packs a large emotional impact and is broad and accessible,” Lb Entertainment producer Felipe Braga told Variety.

Benício and Vechiatto play father Márcio and son Nico who haven’t spoken for many years but are forced to embark on a hastily organized 30-hour road trip packed together in a cramped car.

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The Star Wars prequel trilogy ended in 2005, yet several stories since then have added plot points, characters, moments, and context to make the three George Lucas films even better and infinitely more tragic. The reception of the Star Wars prequels has drastically changed in recent years. What used to be classed as three of the worst-ranked Star Wars movies are now held in higher regard, driven primarily by the divisive reaction to Disney's efforts in the franchise.

However, the films themselves have not changed. Instead, it is the reaction to the movies in the franchise under Disney's tenure - which will likely continue to be divisive with upcoming Star Wars movies - that has improved the prequel trilogy's reputation. That said, it is the ever-increasing number of Star Wars stories crafted in the prequel era, and the retcons they have provided, that have added heaps of context to the three Lucas-made films.

Techs tragic fate in Star Wars: The Bad Batch has long since been regarded as one of the franchises most heartbreaking yet heroic moments, and now I finally understand why it always had to happen. The Bad Batch season 2s ending sees Tech sacrifice himself to help the rest of his squad get away safely, and as someone who has always regarded Tech as a favorite amongst this bunch, it hit me hard - as it did with many others. After Dr. Hemlock went through the trouble of getting Techs goggles, I held out hope that maybe Tech had survived.

I carried that hope into The Bad Batch season 3, and I became a firm believer in the theory that the clone assassin Cx-2 was actually Tech, in a Winter Soldier twist. This, however, ended up not being the case, and I came to terms with Techs sacrifice as it stands.

George Lucas collaborated with Dave Filoni to craft Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The beloved animated series fills the gap between the second and third installments of the prequel trilogy. It also introduced Anakin Skywalker’s Jedi Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, who went on to become a fan-favorite and a major player in the overall lore of the galaxy far, far away.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars first introduced Ahsoka Tano (Credit: Lucasfilm).

During an interview, Filoni admitted that his plan for The Clone Wars was originally much different. Moreover, it was extremely serious and his take would have drastically changed the origin story of Ahsoka. However, Lucas interjected and made Filoni make some changes that averted a darker backstory for the character, and here is what Filoni had to say about the same.

Dave Filoni Had a Darker Take on The Clone Wars and Ahsoka Tano’s Backstory

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Dee Bradley Baker excels in his role as Crosshair, exploring depths of redemption rare in Star Wars - which has made him an Emmy contender for his work in season 3. Baker's portrayal of Crosshair's remorse and growth adds complexity to the character's journey. The Bad Batch's story and Baker's performance highlight the depths of Star Wars redemption arcs.

Dee Bradley Baker, the voice of Clone Force 99 in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, has officially become Star Wars' next Emmy contender for his performance as Crosshair in season 3. Though Baker has long since brought the clone troopers to life in Star Wars, Clone Force 99 is certainly the highlight of both his range and his skill, and Crosshair's story in season 3 is a wonderful culmination of all his work. Crosshair's redemption arc is at the very heart of the animated show's final season, and now, Baker is getting his proper recognition for it.

The Bad Batch star Dee Bradley Baker reveals that there are still storytelling opportunities for the clones after the series finale. According to Baker, Omega is the driving force behind the final season's narrative growth and character arcs. Baker paints unique thought processes for each Bad Batch member to create their voices, then brings them together like a family reunion.

Dee Bradley Baker, the star who brings almost all of Clone Force 99 to life in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, has spoken about the show's final season one month after its finale - and has shared some exciting and fun reveals. Baker has long since lent his voice to the clones in animated Star Wars projects, and in The Bad Batch, he worked with Omega's Michelle Ang to portray the beloved Batch in three thrilling seasons. Now that the show has come to an end, Baker has gotten to...

Watching Tech's final sacrifice in The Bad Batch's season 2 is even more emotional now that we know there's no revival possible. The raw emotion displayed by Clone Force 99, especially Omega, in response to Tech's death is relatable and heartwrenching. The Bad Batch season 2 is harder to rewatch knowing the tragic fate that awaits, but Tech's sacrifice is ultimately meaningful.

Now that Star Wars: The Bad Batch has come to an end, I've been conducting a rewatch of the animated Star Wars series, and I've found that season 2 is much more difficult to watch after the series has made Tech's death final. The Bad Batch has easily become my favorite animated Star Wars project, and my second-favorite project of the entire franchise. Its excellent ending cemented this even further, despite the fact it confirmed that Tech would not be making a comeback after all.

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Bo-Katan's knowledge of Ahsoka's location in The Mandalorian has finally been revealed in the Tales of the Empire series. Bo-Katan was the one who received Corvus' call for help, leading Ahsoka to Calodan on her behalf. There is a strong likelihood that Bo-Katan and Ahsoka will team up again in future Star Wars stories, potentially to protect Mandalore.

For the past 4 years, Bo-Katan Kryze's knowledge of Ahsoka Tano's location in The Mandalorian has been a mystery left unsolved, but the new Tales of the Empire animated series has at last answered this lingering question. Bo-Katan and Ahsoka have been allies ever since Star Wars: The Clone Wars season 7, when Bo-Katan sought out Ahsoka for her help to take down Maul during the Siege of Mandalore. This unlikely alliance proved to still be ongoing by The Mandalorian season...

Echo's journey in The Bad Batch brings his story full circle, from being manipulated by the Separatists to leading prison breaks against the Empire. Echo's role in rescuing imprisoned clone troopers highlights his empathy for those who have been tortured and his determination to right past wrongs. The upcoming series finale of Star Wars: The Bad Batch will see Echo's character arc completed, showcasing his growth and resilience in the face of adversity.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch is about to give one Star Wars: The Clone Wars character the closure they deserve. As a direct continuation of The Clone Wars season 7, and more specifically, the first arc of The Clone Wars' final season, The Bad Batch focused on Clone Force 99 and their mission to stay alive and protect Omega as the Empire's reach grew throughout the galaxy. Though most of the Bad Batch were introduced in The Clone Wars season 7, episode 1, "The Bad Batch,...

Tech's sacrifice in the season 2 finale of The Bad Batch continues to impact viewers, sparking hope for his survival in season 3. The theory that Tech may have become the mysterious clone assassin Cx-2 adds a layer of intrigue and sadness to the character's fate. The ongoing debate about whether Tech is truly dead or alive serves as a compelling narrative thread as The Bad Batch season 3 unfolds.

It was one year ago today that Tech fell to his death in the Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 2 finale, leaving unsuspecting viewers devastated. Tech was left hanging from a railcar during Clone Force 99's escape from Imperial forces, and rather than risking his brothers and his sister by attempting to be rescued, he implemented Plan 99 to sacrifice himself and let them get away safely. This was a devastating moment made only more heartbreaking by season 2's cliffhanger ending, but now...

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The Bad Batch may reveal Snoke's origins through Project Necromancer, connecting to Palpatine's future resurrection plans. Crosshair's health issues hint at a dark future, potentially due to midi-chlorian injections causing degeneration. Snoke's deformities might result from being a Kaminoan-created clone who later received midi-chlorian injections, explaining his Force sensitivity at the cost of his viability as a suitable host body for Palpatine.

Star Wars may soon reveal a key detail of Supreme Leader Snoke's origins through The Bad Batch season 3. As seen in the new season thus far, the Empire's Advanced Science Division has been hard at work in their secret experiments, attempting to create a viable genetic clone template that can maintain a high enough Force sensitivity (having been ordered by Emperor Palpatine himself). To that end, a surprising connection may point to the future creation of Snoke himself,...

Hayden Christensen believes he had a good working relationship with George Lucas while making the Star Wars prequel trilogy together.

"George is a visionary and always knew exactly what he wanted, but when I had an idea he would always hear me out and consider it," Christensen told Empire in an interview celebrating the prequel era's 25th anniversary. Even if Lucas didn't use Christensen's suggestions, the actor respected his willingness to let Christensen experiment a bit, stating, "I remember on several occasions explaining what I wanted to try and George would say, "Well I know when I get to the editing room and I've got your version and my version, I'm always going to use my version, but sure, let's give it a try." And he was right, he always did use his version!"

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Baylan Skoll's search for the Mortis Gods and his connection to the Force deities is a central piece of discussion in the Star Wars TV show discourse. The theories surrounding Baylan's quest suggest that he may be searching for Abeloth, the Nameless, the Bendu, or even Darth Traya/Kreia. The World Between Worlds, a mysterious realm within the Force, could potentially help Baylan achieve his goal of ending the conflicts between the light and dark sides.

Ahsoka season 1 introduced the character of Baylan Skoll, whose quest to end the cycle of light and dark in the Star Wars galaxy spawned many theories concerning what exactly the former Jedi is searching for. By the time of Ahsoka season 1's ending, Baylan Skoll was left standing atop a giant statue of Star Wars' Mortis Gods. This tantalizing tease foreshadowed his journey in Ahsoka season 2's story, something that will, unfortunately, have to...

Cad Bane's character in live-action fell short of his potential, but his backstory and role in The Clone Wars showcased his extensive skills and ruthless personality. Cad Bane stood out from other bounty hunters with his iconic equipment, including a wide-brimmed hat, elector gauntlets, and cybernetic breathing tubes. Cad Bane represented everything that went right with Star Wars, offering a unique and captivating alternative to the generic Sith and Jedi characters. Still, his legacy was not properly depicted in The Book of Boba Fett. A dedicated animated series could honor his character and expand Star Wars lore.

Star Wars has always excelled at genius storytelling and world, or rather, galaxy building. Creator George Lucas did his absolute best to provide Star Wars fans with a wide variety of characters, planets, and interesting species. With the new era of Star Wars content focusing on further developing the history of iconic Star Wars characters such as Ahsoka,...

The T-6 Jedi Shuttle is a memorable ship design in Ahsoka, known for its semicircular wing and rotating cockpit. The shuttle has a decades-long history and was originally a diplomatic craft before being armed for war during the Clone Wars. The Verpine, an insectoid species, constructed the T-6 and are known for their shipbuilding skills, hinting at potential future exploration of their society in Star Wars projects.

Alongside the resurrected E-Wing Fighter, the T-6 Jedi Shuttle is one of the most memorable ship designs in Ahsoka. Ahsoka Tano herself pilots the shuttle throughout the series, putting its maneuverability and firepower to use in several space battles. The eye-catching semicircular wing and rotating cockpit ensure the ship stands out from other, blockier Star Wars ship designs, allowing Ahsoka to travel through the galaxy and beyond in style. The ship design, however, was not created for the show: the shuttle has a...

Star Wars: The Clone Wars featured numerous promising Clone Commanders, such as Commander Wolffe and Commander Cody. With executive producer George Lucas, The Clone Wars took a closer look at the underappreciated clones in the Star Wars universe, providing fans with a refreshing alternative to the excess amount of on-screen Jedi. One Clone Commander struck fans as especially interesting and quickly became a promising figure before The Clone Wars sadly ended his character in the same episode.

Clone Commander Thorn's Star Wars legacy lived on, and his iconic final scene was still thrilling and heartbreaking in the years following The Clone Wars' end. As the series had a huge rewatch potential, fans were wondering if the series might have benefited from letting Commander Thorn stick around a bit longer.

Related: Ahsoka: What is the World Between Worlds?

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars featured numerous promising Clone Commanders such as Commander Wolffe and Commander Cody. With executive producer George Lucas, The Clone Wars took a closer look at the underappreciated clones in the Star Wars universe, providing fans with a refreshing alternative to the excess amount of on-screen Jedi. One Clone Commander struck fans as especially interesting and quickly became a promising figure before The Clone Wars sadly ended his character in the same episode.

Clone Commander Thorn's Star Wars legacy lived on and his iconic final scene was still thrilling and heartbreaking in the years that followed the end of The Clone Wars. As the series had a huge rewatch potential, fans were wondering if the series might have benefited from letting Commander Thorn stick around a bit longer.

Related: Ahsoka: What is the World Between Worlds?

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Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Ahsoka episode 4

Ahsoka's potential death in episode 4 could lead to a major transformation in her character, similar to Gandalf's rebirth in Lotr. Ahsoka has died twice before in the Star Wars canon, with each death resulting in a change in her powers and abilities. The events in episode 4 of Ahsoka suggest that her work in the galaxy is unfinished and that she may undergo a significant transformation, becoming "Ahsoka the White."

Ahsoka's third death may complete her Gandalf-esque transformation in the Star Wars canon. As seen in Ahsoka episode 4, it's possible that the titular hero played by Rosario Dawson has potentially been killed after a major lightsaber duel. However, this wouldn't be the first time Ahsoka has seemingly been killed, and it may lead to a major transformation that's long been teased in the galaxy far, far away.

In Ahsoka episode 4, Ahsoka and...

Star Wars: The Clone Wars, a 2008 animated film, marked the first appearance of Ahsoka Tano, voiced by Ashley Eckstein, as Anakin Skywalker's new padawan. Although they were only together for a few years, their relationship became one of the most enduring in the show, if not the entire franchise. She would go on to become a main character of The Clone Wars series, which originally concluded with her departure from the Jedi Order over false accusations of terrorism. Her personality is remarkably similar to her master's: rambunctious and impatient, but ultimately a kind person.

Updated July 21, 2023: In honor of Comic-Con weekend, this article has been updated with additional information about the upcoming Ahsoka series on Disney+ and the future plans for the Star Wars franchise.

Over the course of the series, she would prove herself to be a fast learner, taking on opponents such as Asajj Ventress and General Grievous.

The Star Wars prequel trilogy introduced the world to Darth Vader’s tragic history, but it wasn’t until Star Wars: The Clone Wars happened that audiences were truly able to fully appreciate Anakin Skywalker’s character. The series ran from 2008-2014, with a final season coming in 2020. Covering the time between Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones and the end of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, the show provides a much clearer idea of what Anakin’s personality and experiences were like as a young adult.

Prior to the show, Anakin was criticized as emotional and immature, but the character is now received much more positively, largely due to the show’s portrayal. Recently, Hayden Christensen remarked he was “indebted” to Star Wars: The Clone Wars for fleshing out his character. The show ran for seven seasons, providing the perfect opportunity to...

Warning! Spoilers for The Mandalorian, season 3, episode 7.The Mandalorian season 3, episode 7 reveals how Giancarlo Esposito's Moff Gideon first managed to get his hands on the Darksaber, thus filling the last gap in its history. Now that the mystery has been revealed, a nearly unbroken line of wielders can be traced all the way back from Star Wars: The Clone Wars to The Mandalorian. After first being forged by Tarre Vizsla, the Darksaber was reclaimed by his descendant, Pre Vizsla, during The Clone Wars era. From there, Darth Maul rightfully won the blade by defeating Vizsla in single combat, becoming one of the first non-Mandalorian to wield the Darksaber.

Despite Palpatine defeating Maul in combat in The Clone Wars, Maul managed to keep hold of the blade. It wasn’t until Star Wars Rebels that Maul left the blade behind to seek out Obi-Wan Kenobi, giving Sabine Wren the opportunity...

Warning! This post contains Spoilers for The Mandalorian Season 3, episode 2

The Mandalorian's exciting Mythosaur reveal might continue an Empire trend dating back to The Clone Wars. Long thought extinct as the ancient creatures that once freely roamed Mandalore, the Mythosaur became the overarching sigil of the Mandalorian people, a symbol of unity regardless of individual clans and factions. As a result, Din Djarin and Bo-Katan Kryze's discovery of a living Mythosaur carries some significant ramifications, and they likely have the Empire to thank.

Connected to an old prophecy that foretold a new age for Mandalore with the return of the Mythosaur, this particular creature's existence has come as a major surprise in The Mandalorian season 3, episode 2. After all, the homeworld of Mandalore has been in ruins for years and was believed to have become uninhabitable following the Great Purge. However, the creature was more than likely awakened in the same...

Star Wars: The Clone Wars introduced us to some of the internal and external conflicts that have plagued the planet of Mandalore throughout its history, and now it looks like The Mandalorian season 3 will finally show us what Mandalore was like before it was totally destroyed by civil war.

In a season 3 sneak peek released on Sunday, we can see a ship flying toward a domed city that looks an awful lot like the Mandalorian city of Sundari from The Clone Wars. However, one major difference between Sundari and the city we see in the trailer is the lush greenery surrounding it.

By the time we visit Sundari in The Clone Wars, the surface of Mandalore has already been transformed from the vibrant green we see in the trailer to a desert-like wasteland after years of Mandalorian wars. After the death of the first Mandalorian Jedi, Tarre Vizsla, surviving members...

As soon as he made his Star Wars debut in The Phantom Menace way back in 1999, Darth Maul was instantly a phenomenon; he was one of the most badass characters ever to grace the franchise. Nobody thought he could pop up again after that movie. But, when, in its brilliance, The Clone Wars brought the character back, his legacy became far more special.

Related: Star Wars: 10 Major Villains From The Clone Wars & Rebels Ranked, From Lamest To Coolest

Through The Clone Wars and Rebels, Maul has made himself one of the franchise's best characters, with an arc that is incredible and moments that are as iconic as the Duel of the Fates. He has perhaps more of an argument than anyone to being Star Wars TV's best antagonist. However, some give him a run for his money.

“They call themselves The Bad Batch.” The motley crew of experimental clone warriors, otherwise known as Clone Force 99, are getting their own animated series on Disney+ following their debut in The Clone Wars. Watch the first The Bad Batch trailer below. The Bad Batch Trailer Star Wars: The Bad Batch is an animated spin-off series of The Clone […]

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Dave Filoni has an encyclopedic knowledge of Star Wars lore, and could probably even give George Lucas a run for his money when it comes to trivia surrounding the most minute details of a galaxy far, far away. The 46 year-old is certainly living the dream as a lifelong fan of the franchise who was hand-picked for a job at Lucasfilm, before rapidly working his way up the ranks to become the architect behind the entire animated arm of the mythology.

Given his extensive experience living, breathing and working in the realm of Star Wars, it wasn’t surprising when Filoni became integral to the creation and development of The Mandalorian as one of Jon Favreau’s closest collaborators. After all, the second season of the Disney Plus show has roped in several characters from The Clone Wars and Rebels, tying the live-action and animated canon together in stunning fashion.

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The Mandalorian season 2 finally revealed who Sasha Banks is playing. The hit Disney+ show is back with a brand-new episode, which is full of Easter Eggs and a major step forward with the season 2 story arc. The first two episodes saw Din Djarin and the Child meeting up with new characters and going on some side quests before being given a little bit of intel about where to find other Mandalorians. Episode 3, Chapter 11, does some more of this, but with a better source of information. There are Spoilers for The Mandalorian season 2 below, so read ahead at your own risk.

Sasha Banks, aka Mercedes Varnado, is best-known for her work as a professional wrestler in the WWE. However, it looks like the Star Wars universe is going to change that. Fans have wondered for months who Banks was going to be playing, which only heightened when she was first shown in the trailer,...

The Star Wars prequel trilogy has been consistently maligned for years by fans, and for some very good reasons. The Phantom Menace set the tone for the prequels poorly. It made a lot of mistakes, including killing two of the best characters to come out of the movie, Qui-Gon Jinn and Darth Maul. Fortunately, both The Clone Wars and Rebels gave Maul a chance to expand his legacy.

Related: Star Wars Protagonists, Ranked

Another character to get a raw deal out of The Phantom Menace was Watto, the individual who owned Anakin Skywalker and his mother when Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan found them. Though he seems like a one-note side-character, like many of the ancillary characters in the Star Wars universe, there is a lot more to Watto than it might seem— and a lot of those things don't really hold up to close scrutiny.

Over twelve years, and seven seasons, The Clone Wars established itself as one of the most brilliant creations of the Star Wars franchise's forty-plus year history, surpassing some of the movies with its quality. The stories and craftsmanship, as well as the value it adds to the films and broader canon, are all notable aspects of the animated show, and so too are the many characters it dives into.

Related: Which Star Wars: The Clone Wars Character Are You Based On Your Zodiac? 

Both original characters and those from the movies appear in the show, and just about all of them get improved due to their inclusion. As is always the case with Star Wars characters, some are lovable people, some are abhorrent, and some fall somewhere in between.

Argentine Academy Award winner Juan José Campanella (“The Secret in Their Eyes”) is planning “Outlaw,” a reboot of El Zorro, inspired by his take on the historical figure behind the legend, Joaquín Murrieta, the director announced at an online presentation of Viacom International Studios 2020-21 slate.

Part of his first-look deal with Viacom International Studios, “Outlaw” will be “told with much more realism,” he added.

Campanella also announced further details of drama-thriller series “Los Enviados,” which looks like the first title to go before the cameras from his first-look deal with Vis, announced last May.

Led by Pierluigi Gazzolo, president, Studios and Ott, ViacomCBS Networks International, Vis top executives also used the presentation to announce renewals and deliver an update on a swathe of new titles announced over the last few months.

Murrieta is still portrayed by some sources as a petty horse thief. Campanella, however, is taking a different tack,...

May the Fourth be with you ... in the comfort of your own home. Disney+ is giving you yet another reason to stay inside this Star Wars Day by adding to its already expansive Star Warscollection with -- drum roll, plase -- a new docuseries about everyone's favorite intergalactic bounty hunter, Disney

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Disney+ will be adding a lot of new titles to its library next month. The streaming service's biggest addition for April 2020 is the early streaming release of Pixar's Onward on April 3. The animated family flick only hit theaters on March 6, but is moving to streaming early due to the Covid-19

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Disney+ has revealed what new titles will be available to stream in April 2020. The biggest arrival is the early streaming release of Pixar's Onward on April 3. The animated family flick only hit theaters on March 6, but is moving to streaming early due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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The networks in Latin America’s biggest markets — Globo, Telefe and Televisa — are fighting back against long-term digital erosion.

Last year in Brazil, Globo delivered its best all-day performance in eight years, averaging 14 rating points, according to market research shingle the Wit. Argentine Telefe’s “Sandro” is a ratings phenomenon. But the big question is how long this rally can last.

Over 2015-17, Globo’s free-to-air daily reach grew 6%, says Silvio de Andreu, Globo drama head. One standout: 160-episode “The Edge of Desire,” from Brazil’s well-known scribe Gloria Perez (“The Clone”), which averaged a 48 million reach.

Bowing March 5, “Sandro,” about the Latin American music icon, hit 16.9 ratings points by episode six, becoming Argentina’s most-watched 2018 program so far.

Surprisingly, “Sandro” took little away from its free-to-air competition, notes producer Juan Parodi: “Netflix and Amazon viewers have come back to free TV,” he says.

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"The Twilight Saga" took home 11 trophies at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards including choice movie fantasy, choice movie actress in a fantasy for Kristen Stewart, and choice movie actor in a fantasy for Taylor Lautner.

But hold on Team Edward, Robert Pattinson won choice summer male movie star and also won choice movie actor in a drama for "Remember Me." (Check out my "Remember Me" interview with Pattinson right here )

The 2010 Teen Choice Awards was held Sunday at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, CA, and was broadcast Monday at 8pm on Fox.

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Choice TV Show: Drama

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It’s getting to be that time again- time for the Teen Choice Awards. And on August 9th, the hottest celebrities in the business will compete for the coveted Teen Choice trophies.

Leading the pack with three nominations, Miley Cyrus will compete in the Choice Movie Actress: Drama, Choice Movie: Dance, and Choice Movie; Female Artist.

Meanwhile, “New Moon” will be up against “Alice in Wonderland,” “Clash of the Titans,” “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,” and “Prince of Persia: Sands of Time” in the Choice Movie: Fantasy category.

Additionally, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner are up for the Choice Movie Actor: Fantasy prize, and Kristen Stewart is a hopeful in the Choice Movie Actress: Fantasy realm.

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Choice TV Show: Drama

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Gossip Girl

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Penn Badgley, Gossip Girl

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The 2010 Teen Choice Awards nominees are out and leading the way with six nominations apiece are "Gossip Girl" and "Iron Man 2." "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" and "Glee" are right behind them with five nominations each.

Will "New Moon" sweep the Teen Choice Awards like it did the MTV Movie Awards? We think it might!  "Glee" star Jane Lynch is nominated for TV Villain, which we had never really thought about -- she's too hilarious. Other TV Villains include Terri O'Quinn from "Lost" and Russell Hantz from "Survivor." That is by far the most interesting category.

The two-hour event airs Monday, Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. on Fox. Starting Monday, June 14, fans ages 13-19 can vote once each day at www.teenchoiceawards.com. Performers, presenters and additional nominees will be announced soon.

Here is the full list of nominees:

Choice Movie: Action Adventure

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Here's tonight's TV lineup (all times Eastern). All shows listed are new, unless otherwise noted.

Once again the schedule is light on the original. It may be time to clean out your DVR.

7:30

Cartoon Network: 'Batman: 'The Brave and the Bold'-- Fan of the show

8:00 to 9:00

The CW: 'Smallville'

NBC: 'Secrets of the Mountain' -- New made-for-tv movie

Disney Channel: 'The Suite Life on Deck' and 'Wizards of Waverly Place' -- 'Wizards' guest-stars Shakira

Nickelodeon: 'Big Time Rush' and 'The Troop'

9:00 to 10:00

ABC: 'Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution'

Animal Planet: 'I Shouldn't Be Alive'

Cartoon Network: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars'

Cmt: 'Gator 911' and 'Danger Coast'

HBO: 'The Ricky Gervais Show' and 'The Life & Times of Tim'

National Geographic: 'Dog Whisperer'

SyFy: 'Stargate Universe'

Teen Nick: 'Degrassi: The Next Generation'

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Usually we see animated cartoons as a separate entity from live-action movies, or else they spawn a major movie event or franchise. This would be the case with G.I. Joe, which opens this Friday, August 7 in theaters nationwide. However, there are a select number of memorable animated television series that were based on a live-action movie. Having broke the mold in that sense, we decided to come up with our list of the Top Ten Animated Series Based on a Movie. Each of these animated series garnered various levels of success and popularity from various eras on TV nostalgia.

10. Tales From the Cryptkeeper (1993)

This early 90’s cartoon of course was based on the HBO Series and two Movies (Demon Night and Bordello of Blood). Of course the content was completely watered down, taking out the violence and other questionable material.Instead the episodes were about machines that turned people into wax,...

I am heading out the door and have no time to really dig into this, but here is the line-up for next year's 2009 Sundance Film Festival as reported by Variety. Dramatic Competition Adam, directed and written by Max Mayer ("Better Living"), about a slightly dysfunctional man's attempt at a relationship with an alluring new neighbor. Stars Hugh Dancy, Rose Byrne, Peter Gallagher, Amy Irving, Frankie Faison. Amreeka, directed and written by Cherien Dabis, a drama examining the challenges faced by a divorced Palestinian woman and her teenage son upon moving to rural Illinois. With Nisreen Faour, Melkar Muallem. Arlen Faber, directed and written by John Hindman, about the intrusion of two strangers into the life of a famous reclusive author. With Jeff Daniels, Lauren Graham, Lou Pucci, Olivia Thirlby, Kat Dennings. Big Fan, directed and written by Robert Siegel (writer of "The Wrestler"), which hinges on the reaction of a...