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Star Wars Is Officially Making TV History In 4 Months With Expansive New Release

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Matthew Rudoy is one of ScreenRant's Movie & TV News Editors. He covers the latest in movie & TV news, with a focus on major franchises like Star Wars, The Boys, and Game of Thrones, and also writes some features and reviews. He wrote lists for ScreenRant from 2017-2022, became a news writer in 2023, a senior staff writer in 2024, and an editor in 2025. 

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Star Wars is making television history next year.

ESPN has announced that a real-time, animated telecast of Super Bowl LXI set in the Star Wars galaxy will play during the game on Sunday, February 14. It is being made in collaboration with Lucasfilm, Disney, and the NFL.

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