‘Ahsoka’ Season 1 And 2’s Revealed Release Date Gap Is Totally Absurd
While many shows are vocally trying, and occasionally succeeding, to get release date gaps shorter between seasons, over in Disney Plus Star Wars land, they are not even remotely close when it comes to Dave Filonis . Per Disney upfronts, its been revealed that has been pushed to “early 2027,” which will make this likely at least a 3.5-year gap, if not closer to 4, depending on what “early” means, or if early even happens at all. Filming of season 2 wrapped in October 2025, meaning that post-production is going to be at least a year-and-a-half, which is frankly ridiculous, even for a show. At upfronts, new footage was shown from the upcoming season, including more of Hayden Christensen returning as Anakin Skywalker, as he did in flashbacks/dream sequences in season 1. is the manifestation of Dave Filoni bringing a lot of his characters to life in live-action, though fans aren‘t wild about it, giving it an almost-rotten 64% Rotten Tomatoes score. Critics gave it a higher 86%, but that’s the sixth-highest Disney Plus Star Wars series behind and Why is taking so long? Outside of the usual “some big shows just take forever in 2026” issue that plagues large chunks of the