In Collection
#327
Seen It:
Yes
Animation, Comedy
USA / English
| Abraham Benrubi |
Darth Vader |
| Bob Bergen |
Luke Skywalker |
| Ahmed Best |
Jar Jar Binks |
| Rachael Leigh Cook |
Mon Mothma / Sally Johnson / Gary's Wife |
| Hugh Davidson |
Stormtrooper / Rebel Trooper |
| Donald Faison |
Darth Maul / Gary |
| Keith Ferguson |
Han Solo / General Veers |
| Carrie Fisher |
Princess Leia Organa / Krayt Dragon's Mother |
| Seth Green |
Various |
| Seth MacFarlane |
Emperor Palpatine / Dr. Ball / Figrin D'an |
| Director |
Seth Green |
| Producer |
Douglas Goldstein; Seth Green |
| Writer |
George Lucas; Douglas Goldstein |
Anakin Skywalker (Seth Green), dead mother in his arms, encounters some less than sympathetic relatives, though he will get the last laugh. An Imperial stormtrooper (Hugh Davidson) takes his daughter to work on a tougher-than-usual "Take your daughter to work" day, and little Jessica gets an unexpected treat when she meets Darth Vader (Abraham Benrubi). Vader can't get Dr. Ball (Seth MacFarlane) to help him torture captured Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher). Vader takes satisfaction in humiliating Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams) with changes to a deal Lando really should have refused. Anakin, sent by Emperor Palpatine (Seth MacFarlane) to kill the Jedi younglings, hesitates, but finds a way to get the job done. The Emperor's patience is tested by too many mistakes by Vader, so he hires bounty hunters to track down the Han Solo (Keith Ferguson) and the Millennium Falcon. Palpatine's troubles are not over, as he soon learns losing his luggage is just the beginning of a really bad day. Elsewhere, the Ewoks discover the destruction of the Death Star isn't as great as they might think, when its debris rains down upon them.
| Region |
Region 1 |
| Nr of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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