Star Wars Celebration 2019 Live Stream: Watch The Clone Wars Panel
Didn't make it to Star Wars Celebration 2019? Don't worry! Watch all the major panels, including The Clone Wars panel, here!
Star Wars Celebration Chicago brings all corners of the Star Wars universe under one roof for almost a week of news, trailers, and surprises from the galaxy far, far away. It all begins on Thursday, April 11 and runs through Monday, April 15.
Already, the Episode X panel brought us an amazing teaser that revealed the title of the movie: The Rise of Skywalker. We broke down that trailer for secrets and expect to hear a whole lot more about the movie in the next few days.
We’ll also get news regarding The Mandalorian, the new Star Wars live-action series, as well as The Clone Wars season 7 and Resistance season 2. To top it all off, two new video games will be fully unveiled. And don’t forget new book announcements from Del Rey and comic news from Marvel.
Further Reading: Everything You Need to Know About Star Wars Celebration 2019
If you couldn’t get to Chicago this year, we have good news! You’ll be able to follow The Mandalorian panel and much more in the live stream below:
You won’t want to miss this show if you’re a Star Wars fan. Celebration Chicago is going to be trailer heaven for fans waiting to see footage from Episode IX, The Mandalorian, The Clone Wars, Resistance season 2, Jedi: Fallen Order, Vader Immortal, and more.
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Below, you can find a schedule of the Celebration’s can’t-miss panels (all times are CT):
Friday
Episode IX Panel – 11 am
Vader Immortal Panel – 1:30 pm
Lucasfilm Publishing Panel – 4:45 pm
Saturday
Galaxy’s Edge Panel – 11 am
Del Rey Panel – 12:45 pm
Rebels Remembered Panel – 12:45 pm
Jedi: Fallen Order Panel – 1:30 pm
Sunday
The Mandalorian Panel – 11 am
Marvel Panel – 2:30 pm
The Clone Wars Panel – 3:30 pm
Monday
Resistance Season 2 Panel – 1:30 pm
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