The Rise of Skywalker is the final movie chronologically.
Disney PlusFrom the original trilogy right up to The Rise of Skywalker and The Mandalorian, here's how to watch every existing Star Wars movie and TV show. All are streaming on Disney Plus -- including brand new Star Wars series The Bad Batch.
Whether you've never seen them before or can recite them line by line, here's how to check out every canon Star Wars movie, prequel, spinoff and TV show in chronological order. (And we've listed alternatives like Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and YouTube if you prefer to rent or buy video on-demand rather than subscribe to Disney's streaming service.)
Episode I: The Phantom Menace
The Star Wars prequels begin 32 years before the Battle of Yavin (BBY), the famous Death Star fight seen in the original Star Wars movie. The discovery of 9-year-old Anakin Skywalker kicks off the Skywalker Saga as Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn finds him to be unusually strong in the Force -- the energy field that connects all life in the universe and from which the Jedi draw their powers -- and suspects he may be destined to bring balance to the Force.
Meanwhile, Darth Sidious, a Sith Lord aligned with the dark side of the Force, works in secret to destroy the Jedi and manipulate the Galactic Republic's political system. Thrilling stuff!
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Episode II: Attack of the Clones
We jump forward 10 years to 22 BBY for the second movie in the Skywalker saga. At this point, Anakin is Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi apprentice and quite the moody teenager. Even though it's against the rules of the Jedi Order, he's also falling in love with Padmé Amidala.
Meanwhile, renegade Jedi Count Dooku schemes to undermine the Republic -- but what is his connection to Darth Sidious?
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The Clone Wars
This CGI animated series (consisting of one movie and six TV seasons) spans 22 to 19 BBY, telling the tale of the intergalactic hostilities that broke out at the end of Attack of the Clones, and focusing on Anakin's apprentice Ahsoka Tano. It isn't part of the Skywalker saga, so no episode number here. After the final season, the story continues in The Bad Batch.
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Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
It's 19 BBY at the end of the Clone Wars and Darth Sidious takes the final step in his plan to refashion the galaxy as the Galactic Empire with himself as emperor. Meanwhile Anakin is tempted by the Dark Side -- and the birth of Darth Vader approaches...
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The Bad Batch
The Bad Batch continues from the end of The Clone Wars, following a squad of misfit troopers called Clone Force 99. We'll follow their adventures in the wake of Revenge of the Sith, as the Galactic Empire seizes control of the galaxy. The release date celebrated Star Wars day, May the fourth 2021.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story
This standalone movie takes place around 10 or 13 years before the battle of Yavin and reveals the early life and times of roguish ace pilot Han Solo. It's not a part of the Skywalker saga, but worth a watch to see the origins of the Millennium Falcon and the first meeting of Han and Chewbacca.
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Star Wars Rebels
This animated TV series, which ran for four seasons, follows a band of rebels defying Darth Vader and the Empire, set 5 years BBY.
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Another standalone movie, this one leads into the Battle of Yavin. Rogue One shows the Rebel Alliance's first major victory against the Empire as a ragtag team of renegades and spies scheme to steal the plans for terrifying super-weapon the Death Star.
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Episode IV: A New Hope
The fourth episode of the Skywalker Saga (and the original Star Wars movie) is set in 0 BBY, and builds to the famous Death Star battle. Darth Vader is determined to track down the stolen Death Star plans and captures Princess Leia, kicking off a series of events that see Luke Skywalker and Han Solo joining the Rebel Alliance. Leia is rescued and the Death Star is destroyed.
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Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
We rejoin Leia, Luke and Han three years after the Battle of Yavin (ABY), with the Rebel Alliance on the run from a furious Empire. Luke learns the ways of the Force as he tries to become a Jedi, only to discover an unexpected connection to Darth Vader.
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Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
One year later, in 4 ABY, the Rebel Alliance attacks the second Death Star. Luke faces Darth Vader and the emperor tries to turn him to the Dark Side, but Vader's love for Luke just might bring him back to the Light Side of the Force. Meanwhile Leia discovers she's Luke's twin sister and the daughter of Darth Vader as she leads the Rebel Alliance to the Empire's downfall.
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Other rental/purchase options: Google Play; iTunes; Vudu; YouTube
The Mandalorian
All hail Baby Yoda! Viewers were charmed by the little green guy who stole the show in The Mandalorian, a western-influenced action series focusing on a laconic bounty hunter getting into shootouts on the fringes of the galactic frontier. Set five years after Return of the Jedi, it sees victorious rebels and shattered Imperial forces still locked in battle, while also drawing on the back story of Star Wars icon Boba Fett.
This most recent Star Wars spinoff debuted as the flagship original series for the launch of Disney Plus in 2019. There are two seasons, consisting of satisfyingly bite-size half-hour episodes. You don't need to have seen any previous spinoffs to understand it, but season 2 will be particularly satisfying if you've seen The Clone Wars. For more details, check out our (spoiler-packed) recaps of The Mandalorian and its wealth of Star Wars easter eggs.
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Star Wars Resistance
This two-season animated TV series is set before, during and after The Force Awakens (34 BBY) and follows hapless Resistance spy Kazuda Xiono as he works to stop a First Order plot.
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Episode VII: The Force Awakens
The seventh episode of the Skywalker saga. In 34 ABY, Luke has vanished, and mysterious Force-sensitive nomad Rey gets tangled up with the Resistance. Meanwhile Ben Solo, son of Leia and Han, has fallen to the Dark Side and become Kylo Ren.
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Other rental/purchase options: Google Play; iTunes; Vudu; YouTube
Episode VIII: The Last Jedi
This one takes place immediately after The Force Awakens as Kylo Ren seizes control of the First Order. Having found Luke, Rey learns the ways of the Force and is determined to bring Kylo Ren back to the light. But is this the end for the Resistance?
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Other rental/purchase options: Google Play; iTunes; Vudu; YouTube
Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker
The final chapter in the Skywalker saga. It's 35 ABY, and the living and the dead face each other. Rey and Kylo Ren battle for their souls as a conspiracy born years ago threatens to bring the galaxy under the heel of a reborn emperor.
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