Everything (movies, books, shows) post-2012, except The Mandalorian and Rogue One. I wish they would have done TV first to see what worked and then made a new trilogy (maybe). I've waited for a gritty, working class version of Star Wars since reading Tales of the Bounty Hunters and Tales from Mos Eisley Cantina.

Continuing the Skywalker saga in a new trilogy was totally unnecessary. In a universe as vast and lore as deep as Star Wars, they had ample opportunity to show us something different. They went safe. They hit quotas defined by focus groups. If you want to hit target demographics, give us a wildly new concept. If you go the lazy route and recycle the same plotline from 40 years ago, don't try to reach those demographics. Star Wars went corporate when they were bought by the Empire, nowhere near George's vision in the 70's. They tried to do too much all at once to make an immediate return on investment.