Star Wars: The Force Awakens Jr.

Note: This is a Fanon wiki, and this has, fortunately, not happened in real life.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Jr. is a controversial 2016 rip-off cartoon to the 2015 Star Wars film The Force Awakens. The animated series premiered on Learning Network in January 2016, and concluded in February the same year. Re-airs ran on Learning Network until December. The series, along with Descendants Jr., are only available to view on Youtube and third-party piracy websites. 
== Episode list ==
All episodes ending with an asterisk (*) were unaired.
# Saying I'm Sorry/It's Okay To Say No
# Adventures With Ewoks/Space Sludge
# Liar, Liar/Go Away, Kylo!
# Help A Falcon Out/Dance Off Ditz
# Calm Down/Finn Goes Wild
# Hydrate!/Be Good To Your Body
# Accidents Happen/Listen To Your Body
# It All Goes Wrong/Be Nice*
# Fire Alarm/We're All Different*
# Making Friends/The Fight*
== Controversy and legal battle ==
From the FOXIS page, in the controversy section:
”Accidents May Happen”, the 7th episode of Star Wars: The Force Awakens Jr., is the most controversial episode from the series, and the most controversial FOXIS-produced episode in the company’s history. In “Accidents May Happen”, main character Rey sleeps in the same bed with Finn. She accidentally wets the bed, which causes her to run downstairs crying. This wakes up Finn, running down the stairs to comfort her, In the morning, more of Rey’s friends come to comfort her. Han Solo jumps out of the window of the Millennium Falcon once everyone breaks into song.
Many parents who watched the show with their children were extremely uncomfortable with the episode, believing it did nothing to teach children. Some believed the episode was only made to entertain those with a “pee fetish”. The episode only aired once and never aired again. The final 3 episodes were never aired on television, and they were put online.
In late 2016, Disney had learned about FOXIS’ Star Wars rip-off. Disney did not help create the show nor did they give FOXIS consent to work on it. This led to a dispute in court, which Disney won in January of 2017. The Force Awakens Jr. can only be watched through a third-party site.