Tier List: Star Wars Shows Ranked

With countless Star Wars shows gracing our screens, it can be challenging to determine which ones are worth your time. This comprehensive tier list aims to provide a ranking of the best Star Wars television series, taking into account critical acclaim, fan reception, and overall quality.

S Tier

• Andor (2022): An espionage thriller set during the early days of the Rebellion, Andor delivers a gritty and compelling narrative, showcasing Diego Luna's exceptional performance as Cassian Andor.

  

• The Mandalorian (2019): The breakout hit of the Disney+ era, The Mandalorian follows the adventures of a lone bounty hunter and his mysterious companion, Grogu. With stunning visuals, endearing characters, and a captivating storyline, it has become a beloved addition to the Star Wars canon.

• Clone Wars (2008-2020): An animated epic that delves into the Clone Wars conflict and the events leading up to the rise of the Galactic Empire. Clone Wars features stunning battles, complex characters, and a gripping story that expands the Star Wars universe in profound ways.

A Tier

• Ahsoka (2023): A standalone series that follows the fan-favorite character Ahsoka Tano after the events of Star Wars Rebels. Ahsoka promises to explore her past, present, and future as she faces new challenges and reunites with old friends.

  

• Bad Batch (2021-2023): A spin-off of Clone Wars, Bad Batch follows the adventures of a renegade group of Clone Troopers who attempt to navigate the galaxy in the aftermath of the Clone Wars. The series offers thrilling action, humorous moments, and a unique perspective on the Star Wars universe.

• Rebels (2014-2018): Set in the years leading up to the events of Rogue One, Rebels follows a group of rebels as they prepare for the fight against the Empire. Rebels features a diverse cast, engaging storylines, and a deep connection to the broader Star Wars universe.

B Tier

• Kenobi (2022): A miniseries that explores the titular Jedi Master's life after the events of Revenge of the Sith. Kenobi features a heartfelt performance from Ewan McGregor and provides some satisfying moments for fans of the character.

• Boba Fett (2021): A spin-off of The Mandalorian, Boba Fett follows the iconic bounty hunter as he attempts to establish his own underworld empire. The series offers some entertaining action sequences but lacks the depth and emotional weight of its predecessors.

• The Book of Boba Fett (2021): A rebrand of Boba Fett, The Book of Boba Fett introduces new characters and storylines while further exploring the titular character's journey. The series delivers some notable moments but ultimately fails to surpass the original.

C Tier

• Resistance (2018-2020): An animated series set during the sequel trilogy era, Resistance follows a group of young recruits as they join the fight against the First Order. The series struggles to find its footing, offering repetitive storylines and underwhelming characters.

• Forces of Destiny (2017-2018): A series of short animated episodes that focus on the female characters of the Star Wars universe. While the episodes are entertaining, they lack substance and overall impact.

• Aftermath (2016): A web series released shortly after the release of The Force Awakens, Aftermath provides a glimpse into the aftermath of the Battle of Endor. The series received mixed reviews and was not as well-received as the other shows on this list.

  

D Tier

• Galaxy of Adventures (2018-2020): A series of short animated episodes that retell iconic Star Wars moments. While the episodes are visually appealing, they lack depth and offer little new for viewers familiar with the franchise.

• Ewoks (1985-1987): An animated series set on the Forest Moon of Endor, Ewoks follows the adventures of the iconic teddy bear-like creatures. The series is geared towards younger audiences and lacks the sophistication of the other shows on this list.

• Droids (1985-1986): An animated series that follows the misadventures of the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO. Droids is considered one of the weaker entries in the Star Wars television universe, offering uninspiring story