STAR WARS: JEDI TEMPLE CHALLENGE First 2 Episodes Now Available To Watch

STAR WARS: JEDI TEMPLE CHALLENGE First 2 Episodes Now Available To Watch

The Phantom Menace star Ahmed Best hosts Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge, and the first two episodes of the new series have now premiered on YouTube. Lucky for you, we have both of 'em right here!

By Nighthawk01 - Jun 11, 2020 02:06 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars

In response to the #BlackLivesMatter protests, the premiere of Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge was pushed back a week. The first two episodes have been made available now, however, and will continue to be streamed on a weekly basis through the Star Wars Kids YouTube channel. 

In the series, Ahmed Best, known to many fans as Jar Jar Binks from the Star Wars prequels, hosts the show as a new Jedi Master Kelleran Beq. Best guides players through three rounds of trials as they vie to become Jedi Knights and wield the iconic symbol of the guardians of peace and justice, the lightsaber.

Accompanying Best is Mary Holland (Veep) who voices the wise-cracking protocol droid companion AD-3, and Sam Witwer, who gives a unique voice to the dark side of the Force. Witwer recently reprised his role as the voice of Darth Maul in the critically acclaimed final season of The Clone Wars, so there's plenty here for Star Wars fans of all-ages to enjoy.

The first episode includes competitors Drake and Grace (Blue Team), Griffin and Brayden (Orange Team), and Tommy and Geniah (Purple Team); while our second episode features Paeyton and Paige (Blue Team), Addison and Bryson (Orange Team), and Siena and Zakai (Purple Team).

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dracula
dracula - 6/11/2020, 2:41 AM
Surprised Best came back to Star Wars. Well hopefully whatever he does on this show, is a lot better than JarJar
Nebula
Nebula - 6/11/2020, 2:59 AM
It pains me that they're so obsessed with making everything seem canon. This also seems weirdly scripted. Like, at 3:08 you can see that they must have filmed that kid swinging across the gap at least twice. Pay attention to where his hands are on the rope before and after the cut. I'm sure there are more examples of that. So, like, is it a staged competition? That seems weird and unnecessary.

Makes me think of Temple Run but I don't think they would have instructed the kids to yell "Strength, knowledge, whatever" in that. They just let them act like kids and the host to improvise. I know I'm overthinking it, kids would probably love this regardless.
Nebula
Nebula - 6/11/2020, 3:03 AM
Also, I'm just skimming it but are episodes just identical but with six different kids each time? Like, the same trials each episode? Better hope not because that would be a death sentence for a show like this.
Chewtoy
Chewtoy - 6/11/2020, 4:33 AM
Okay, watched a bit of it embedded above. Best and the robot are really uninteresting, and the couple minutes of actual competition I watched was way too chopped up in editing to allow any tension to build. It was just random shots in quick succession... here’s a kid bouncing on a trampoline, here’s kids pulling a rope, etc, with no sense of how anyone was doing compared to anyone else.

Obviously it’s for kids and I was never going to seek it out anyway, but somehow I was still disappointed..
Tasmaniac
Tasmaniac - 6/11/2020, 5:05 AM
What. The. [frick].






Disney/Lucasfilm, I hate you.
itzayaboy
itzayaboy - 6/11/2020, 7:45 AM
Disney, how about telling us what is coming out next and producing more shows that people want to see??
RevanIsMyMan
RevanIsMyMan - 6/11/2020, 4:39 PM
This Legends of the Hidden Temple if all the charm and stakes were taken out.
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