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We have three announced Star Wars series and at least seven Marvel projects that will be scattered through 2020, 2021, and 2022. Yes, I suppose this will change eventually. Meanwhile, I’m over here watching some new Netflix series more or less every weekend. For something that is supposed to rival Netflix, even if it’s just starting out, it’s kind of wild that it has one, maybe two shows that appeal to an avid binge-viewer like me for pretty much its entire first year.

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I just wish Disney Plus had launched with more of a robust content strategy for this first year.

This is, you might say, a bit of a commitment compared to eight, thirty minute episodes of The Mandalorian, which is more along the lines of what I’m looking for. So for me, it’s a bit of a tall order for people to say “ah just catch up on The Clone Wars” when that’s 121 episodes over five seasons of a show that started in 2008 (and looks appropriately dated), with 12 more coming next month.

I watched a few seasons a couple years ago, and while sure, it’s obviously better than the prequels, I didn’t love the animation and didn’t find it especially gripping. And yet even though I am a big Star Wars fan, that’s a series I have found it hard to get into, and now am finding it hard to have the will to catch up to the present season. For me, quite literally the only thing of potential interest on Disney Plus before next fall is the return of Clone Wars, the animated series.