Director: Dan Hernandez
One ordinary nerf-herder digs up an ancient relic and accidentally scrambles the entire Star Wars galaxy into a wild, upside-down version of itself.
What is Lego Star Wars Rebuild The Galaxy about?
LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy opens with Sig Greebling, an unremarkable scavenger, stumbling onto a powerful artifact hidden inside a long-forgotten Jedi temple. The discovery sets off a chain reaction that flips the familiar Star Wars order on its head: heroes turn villainous, villains turn heroic, and every alliance Sig thought he understood no longer applies. Thrown headfirst into a galaxy he barely recognizes, Sig has no choice but to piece together what happened and figure out how to set things right before the damage becomes permanent. The series leans hard into LEGO's brand of self-aware comedy, mixing familiar faces from across the saga with a plot that treats continuity as something to be gleefully rearranged rather than protected. Sig's journey doubles as a tour through this scrambled version of the galaxy, introducing twisted takes on locations and characters that longtime viewers will recognize even as the show reshuffles their roles for laughs and unexpected stakes.
Cast & crew
Gaten Matarazzo, Tony Revolori, Marsai Martin and Bobby Moynihan lead the voice cast, lending Sig Greebling and the reshuffled cast of the galaxy their comic timing. Dan Hernandez directs, keeping the tone light and fast-moving as the story bounces between action beats and jokes built on flipping Star Wars lore.
Context & significance
Released in 2024, this Danish-American animated production is part of the long-running LEGO Star Wars line of specials and series, which has built a reputation for parodying the franchise's own mythology rather than retelling it straight. Episodes run around 25 minutes, giving the show room for a real adventure arc while still staying squarely in family-viewing territory. It carries a 7.1 rating, in line with the strong track record LEGO's Star Wars projects have with viewers who enjoy the saga but want a lighter, joke-forward spin on it. The premise of good and bad switching places gives this entry more of a central hook than some earlier LEGO Star Wars specials, turning a gag-driven format into something closer to a proper quest.
Where & how to watch
LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy is available to stream on K-Time, and the show's page is free to browse without logging in. Full episodes require a K-Time account to watch, and the platform's Farsi-friendly interface makes it easy for Persian-speaking families to find and follow along with series like this one.