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In the late 2000s, George Lucas started planning the first-ever Star Wars TV series. Underworld never happened and, thanks to producer Rick McCallum, we now have new details about the unmade project.

Underworld was set to be one of the most exciting projects in the franchise’s history—a live-action TV series straight from the mind of George Lucas himself.

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