The future of Star Wars is on TV

Rating: 2/10 (31 December 2019)

I have been reading the user reviews for the past week. I do not have much additional to say that has not already been said but felt compelled to create a imdb account and write my comments as a life long fan that grew up with the original movies. I have to say that I have been disappointed with the direction that Disney has taken the Episode VII, VIII and IX. Overall, Episode IX had rushed storytelling and had scenes written in to appease the fans. It was filled with plotholes, which I would like to predict that Disney will fill in with novels, comics and other media. I am sure that this was done to earn more revenue. I encourage others to only see this movie once in the theater and not let them get your repeat ticket business.
Episode IX is definitely the biggest disappointment with the writing on the wall with bad direction since VII with J.J. as director. All of George Lucas movies are better than these last 3 Episodes. I really wanted to see a good reunion between Luke, Leia, Han, Chewy, Lando, and it has been all spoiled by J.J and Disney. I feel that it was stolen from me. I find the latest episodes almost repetitive of storytelling and rehashing of scenes from the original series. I am not very excited on seeing the next set of movies that will come out next.
With this said, I am more excited by Disney in creating a pipeline of "made-for-TV" (streaming) movies and series. Of course, I will see all they publish on TV and in the movies but would like to see Disney use similar formats as what was done with Star Trek (all shows), The Expanse, Babylon 5, ("Enter your favorite Sci Fi TV show here!!") and expand on the Star Wars universe in TV episode/series format. I predict that this will be the start of the golden time of Sci-Fi TV in the next 5 - 10 years.