All 8 Star Wars TV Shows Releasing After Andor

As Andor concludes its thrilling first season, viewers may begin to anticipate the next Star Wars shows. Three years after Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the Star Wars shows on Disney+ have become the main source for Star Wars stories – both for newcomers and longtime fans. Be it live-action shows like The Mandalorian or animated series like Star Wars: The Bad Batch, Star Wars seems to have found on the TV format the consistency that the movies are struggling to. While the success of Star Wars TV on Disney+ was built on The Mandalorian, not every Star Wars TV show releasing after Andor is part of the “Mandoverse”.

Following the final episodes of Andor season 1, Star Wars will only return to TV in 2023. The Bad Batch season 2, which was originally eyeing a September 2022 release, was moved to 2023 and will open Star Wars’ next year of television. A further three Star Wars shows are either debuting or premiering new seasons in 2023, followed by four other shows in different stages of production that currently do not have a release date. It is important to remember that Andor will return for season 2, although the second and final season will take two years to arrive. Here’s every Star Wars show releasing after Andor.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2

The Bad Batch posing together in Star Wars.

While The Bad Batch season 2 is arriving a bit later than originally expected, audiences will not have to wait much longer as Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 2 premiers on January 4, 2023. Following the destruction of Kamino in season 1, The Bad Batch returns for new adventures in a galaxy now completely taken over by the Empire. Dee Bradley Baker, who voices every single male clone in the Star Wars animated shows, returns to the roles of Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, Echo, and the now imperial soldier Crosshair. Michelle Ang, who voices the female clone Omega, also returns. From Palpatine to Gungie, The Bad Batch season 2 seems a lot more ambitious in its scope and cast of characters.

The Mandalorian Season 3

Star Wars’ first live-action TV show and Disney+’s flagship title, The Mandalorian returns for season 3 in February 2023. After stealing the show in the latter half of The Book of Boba Fett, Din Djarin and Grogu return for what is looking to be The Mandalorian’s biggest season yet. What started as the simple journey of a Mandalorian bounty hunter has now evolved into a massive Star Wars story involving several different Mandalorian factions as well as former imperial Forces and even Jedi. Grogu may have chosen to live with the Mandalorian rather than train with Luke, but things will not be easy for the galaxy’s favorite duo as Din is now Mandalore’s rightful ruler.

Star Wars: Visions Season 2

Star Wars: Visions may not be canon, but that is what makes the anthology animated series one of the most unique Star Wars releases in years. Visions season 1 was the result of a collaboration between Lucasfilm and seven of Japan’s best anime studios, both established and new, such as Geno Studio and Studio Trigger. While Visions season 1, episode 1, “The Duel”, is being incorporated into the Star Wars canon thanks to a manga, it’s difficult to say whether any of the other episodes will receive some follow-up. In fact, Star Wars: Visions season 2, which releases in Spring 2023, will see animated studios from all over the world and not just Japan.

Young Jedi Adventures

First announced at the beginning of 2022, Young Jedi Adventures is expected to premiere Disney+ and Disney Junior in Spring 2023. The animated Star Wars show, which is targeted at younger audiences, will follow the Jedi training of Younglings as they learn the ways of the Force. Young Jedi Adventures will be set in the High Republic, and in the likely hypothesis that it is canon, it will be the first Star Wars canon show set in the High Republic. While Tales of the Jedi has already featured a Star Wars galaxy before the events of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, the High Republic is yet to make its TV debut.

Ahsoka

After creating a rich legacy in the Star Wars universe, Ahsoka will receive her own show in Ahsoka, a live-action Disney+ series building off from The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett. Considering how intertwined the events of Star Wars Rebels and the “Mandoverse” have been, Ahsoka is expected to be a major event not only for the character for the Star Wars galaxy as a whole. Sabine Wren, Hera Syndulla, and Chopper, all of whom originated in Star Wars Rebels, will also receive live-action versions in Ahsoka. The search for Ezra and Thrawn as teased in The Mandalorian will likely be Ahsoka’s main storyline. Ahsoka currently doesn’t have a release date.

Skeleton Crew

Announced in May 2022, Skeleton Crew will take place in a post-Return of the Jedi galaxy and will see a group of kids trying to find their way home. This young set of characters is joined by Jude Law, whose character in Skeleton Crew has yet to be revealed. While not much has been shown of Skeleton Crew, the series will be part of the Mandoverse, that is, the Star Wars shows set in the same period as The Mandalorian. Jon Watts, who directed the MCU’s Spider-Man: Homecoming trilogy and will serve as executive producer and writer for Skeleton Crew, pitched the show to Jon Favreau. Skeleton Crew currently doesn’t have a release date.

The Acolyte

One of Star Wars’ most promising new projects, The Acolyte started filming at the end of 2022 and currently does not have a release date. Described as a mystery thriller, The Acolyte will take place in the final years of the High Republic and will follow a former Padawan reuniting with her Jedi Master when a series of crimes somehow connected with strange forces begin to happen. At a time when most Star Wars shows take place in familiar periods such as the Age of the Empire and the post-Return of the Jedi galaxy, a live-action Star Wars show set in the High Republic could not be more exciting.

Lando

Two years after a Lando show starring Donald Glover spinning off from Solo: A Star Wars Story was announced, not much has been heard about the project. Still, neither Donald Glover nor Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy has ever said anything about the show no longer happening. In fact, according to Kennedy (via CinemaBlend), the reason why Lando is taking so long is that Glover’s schedule is busy. Another recent Lando update came on March 2022 when Donald Glover, during a Jimmy Kimmel interview, jokingly stayed silent when asked about the Star Wars project. With Atlanta now concluded, the Lando series can perhaps finally take off.

Every Star Wars Movie Releasing After Andor

Disney Star Wars Movies Sequel Trilogy artwork Rogue Squadron

While Star Wars currently has a much more solid upcoming slate of Disney+ shows, there are multiple Star Wars movies in development. That said, as of the time of writing, no Star Wars movie has a release date. Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron, which was announced on December 2020, held a Christmas 2023 release date for several months until it was reported that the project would now be on hold. As such, the most solid upcoming Star Wars movie project seems to be that of Damon Lindelof, who is reportedly developing a Star Wars film set after The Rise of Skywalker. Here’s every Star Wars movie releasing after Andor, with release dates still to be announced: