It's a Trap!

Maybe it's just because Jedi wasn't as good as the first two films, but this parody just wasn't as funny as the others. It had that "phoned in" feeling about it. Vadar looks like "Helmet" from Spaceballs, and could have had some better lines. The Ewoks slow the plot down, just like in the film. Could have been worse, I guess... Star Wars should like it regardless.

A lot of this drags on, but the part with the Seth Green jokes are amazing, even though I didn't really understand them, they were still funny.

In general, the whole episode still held up lots of quality, and like the other reviewer said, this goes beyond parodying Star Wars and has become it's own thing, and even though the other 2 Star Wars parodies were better, this is the only one that does that.

Another thing is that I can definitely believe that MacFarlane was forced to make this episode. It was shorty after this episode when he stopped being involved with the writing completely, iirc.

7/10.

The Family Guy series did a decent job of parodying Star Wars in general before introducing this trilogy of parodies and this shows that the parodies for Star Wars have gotten somewhat stale. Even the opening crawl said that the episode is not as funny as the predecessors so you know when they're just flat out saying it at the start there are glaring problems and whilst I know its supposed to be humorous and tongue in cheek but it shows that even they are running out of steam. Dare I say the same can be said for the series in general? Well that's a different debate altogether but the episode isn't horrible. It plays out like a regular episode as opposed to a special and loses some of the charm of the predecessors where you get the feeling they really enjoyed making them and that isn't there here.

The jokes are quite good mostly with a few good laughs here and there. The ewoks finishing off the stormtroopers at the end of the battle was very funny and whilst I would of thought I'd see it as a mere shock value gag it really amused me. There's the usual jokes about the flaws in the plot etc but like I say its growing stale and merely leaves me hoping that they don't touch the prequels because there will be no jokes outside of flaws which will make for a very boring episodes indeed. On the other hand the true weakest joke of the episode came in the spoof of the Sarlaac scene on Tatooine where they make fun the nodding of acknowledgement of the plan. This was amusing at first but it went on far too long like so many jokes on this show. While that joke was weak the only terrible joke was the 'Darth' Twitty gag which had me cringing. It wasn't funny once and it wasn't funny in any of the subsequent times and superimposing a Darth Vader helmet on does not automatically make it funny. In spite of these complaints it was more or less amusing with the Emperor played well by Carter Pewterschmidt and I'm glad they got him to play the role. There were some good in jokes about Seth MacFarlane and Seth Green especially during the lightsabre battle which during this scene anyway didn't feel like they were dragging it too long. To summarise this was an decent episode that I did enjoy there were just more flaws in this one than the others. I now hope they lay off the Star Wars parodies because even they know they are stale now surely

This project went above and beyond parodying Star Wars and created a legend! That legend is the Sock puppet guy in Jabbas Palace

I'm only a third of the way through this installment and it's already my favorite of the trilogy. The other two just weren't memorable to me, but the jokes in this one have me laughing out loud!