Young Jedi Adventures looks like Star Wars on the surface, but it’s nothing more than the same ultra-sanitized modern Disney preschool fare where everyone smiles all the time and every problem can be easily and automatically solved through the power of teamwork and positive thinking. I think I’ve seen all I needed to see.

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The main character, Kai Brightstar, gets into the most trouble because he’s more ambitious about challenging himself rather than focusing on teamwork. I’m assuming this is because he is a boy.

Every teacher at the Jedi temple, save Yoda, is a woman. The show’s gender ratio generally skews female, and male adults who are not villains tend to be feminized.

The pupils at the Jedi temple are overwhelmingly brown-skinned humans with natty hair, and not aliens.

The pilot friend, Nash, has two mothers. Automatic zero in my book.