Nash's Race Day / The Lost Jedi Ship

"Nash's Race Day / The Lost Jedi Ship" is the second episode of the first season of the animated series Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures. It was released on Disney+ on May 4, 2023^[1] with an early screening on April 8, 2023 at Celebration Europe.^[3]

Official description

Nash's Jedi friends help her compete in a race. The young Jedi find a long-lost Jedi ship.

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Cast

Uncredited cast

Crew

Uncredited crew

Special thanks

Cast

Taran Killam as Hap
Jamaal Avery Jr. as Kai Brightstar
Chris Nee as Kryys Durango
Juliet Donenfeld as Lys Solay
Nasim Pedrad as Master Zia Zanna
Emma Berman as Nash Durango
Dee Bradley Baker as Nubs
Michael Sinterniklaas as 0G-LC
Danielle Guilbot as Raena Zess
Jonathan Lipow as RJ-83

Crew

Executive Producer – Michael Olson
Based on Star Wars created by – George Lucas
Supervising Director/Co-Producer – Elliot M. Bour
Executive Producers – James Waugh, Josh Rimes, Jacqui Lopez, Richard Marlis, Carmen Italia
Producer – Jeannine Hodson
Developed by – Michael Olson, Shellie Kvilvang-O'Brien, Lamont McGee, James Waugh, Josh Rimes
Associate Producers –Jason D. Stein, Caroline Keller
"The Lost Jedi Ship" Directed by – Anthony Bell
"The Lost Jedi Ship" Written by – Julius Harper
"Nash's Race Day" Directed by – Shellie Kvilvang-O'Brien
"Nash's Race Day" Written by – Katie Kaniewski
Head Writer – Michael Olson
Story Editor – Mia Resella
Music by – Matthew Margeson
Original STAR WARS Themes & Score by – John Williams
Voice Director – Eden Riegel
Casting by – Lindsay Halper
Casting Coordinator – April Caputi
Art Director – Madi Hodges
Art Co-Director – Jim Moore
Wild Canary Consulting Art Director – Max Miceli
Designers – Betsy Bauer, Andy Bialk, India Boeckh, Genai Bittrich, Aaron Cobb, David Diba, Audrey Gonzalez, Lindsey Hiramoto, Chris Hohl, Steph Laberis, Henry Ng, Jay Schultz, Dan Tickle
Wild Canary CG Supervisor – Bryan J Blevins
Lucasfilm Consulting Art Director – Amy Beth Christenson
Star Wars Design Advisor – Phil Szostak

Notes and references

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Everything New You Can Stream on Disney+ in May 2023 on D23.com (backup link)
↑ Explore New Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Episodes This Summer on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Plan Ahead with the Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 Panel Schedule on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ The second season of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures spans the dedication of the Starlight Beacon (which appears in the season one finale "The Prince and the Pirate") and the mission to Vrant Tarnum (which appears in "Yoda Rescue"), both of which are dated to 232 BBY by Star Wars: Timelines. The Season Two episodes "The Great Gomgourd Quest" and "The Missing Life Day Feast" take place one year after the Season One episodes "The Harvest Feast" and "Life Day," placing those episodes in 233 BBY. Season One begins around the same year, meaning that Young Jedi Adventures Season One spans c. 233 BBY through 232 BBY.

External links

Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures | Full Episode | S1 E2 | @StarWarsKids x @disneyjr on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (backup link)
Watch full episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures LIVE! on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (original link is obsolete)
Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Full Episodes | 4 Hour | @StarWarsKids x @disneyjr on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (backup link)
Watch full episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures LIVE! on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (original link is obsolete)
Watch full episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures LIVE! on the official Star Wars Kids YouTube channel (backup link)

Season One
Shorts: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6
1 (1/2) · 2 (1/2) · 3 (1/2) · 4 (1/2) · 5 (1/2) · 6 (1/2) · 7 (1/2) 8 (1/2) · 9 (1/2) · 10 (1/2) · 11 (1/2) · 12 (1/2) · 13 (1/2) 14(1/2) · 15 (1/2) · 16 (1/2) · 17 (1/2) · 18 (1/2) · 19 (1/2) 20 (1/2) · 21 (1/2) · 22 (1/2) · 23 (1/2) · 24 (1/2) · 25
Season Two
Shorts: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6
1 (1/2) · 2 (1/2) · 3 (1/2) · 4 (1/2) · 5 (1/2) · 6 (1/2) · 7 (1/2) 8 (1/2) · 9 (1/2) · 10 (1/2) · 11 (1/2) · 12 · 13 (1/2) · 14 (1/2) 15 (1/2) · 16 (1/2) · 17 (1/2) · 18 (1/2) · 19 (1/2) · 20 (1/2) 21 (1/2) · 22 (1/2) · 23
Season Three
1 (1/2) · 2 (1/2) · 3 (1/2) · 4 (1/2) · 5 (1/2) · 6 (1/2) · 7
Adaptations
The Young Jedi · Yoda’s Mission · Get Well, Nubs! Snowy Mountain Rescue · The Jellyfruit Pursuit The Charhound Chase · The Harvest Feast
Fun with Nubs
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 · 12 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20
Comics
"Sky Parade Rescue" · "Scavenger Hunt" "The Trees of Kashyyyk"
Collections: Young Jedi Adventures—The Training Sessions
Related media
Galactic Training · Jedi Training Pop-Up Peekaboo! "Tenoo Treasures" My First Comic Reader: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 German audio dramas: 1 · 2

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In other languages

[D23_May-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Everything New You Can Stream on Disney+ in May 2023 on D23.com (backup link)

[Explore-2] Explore New Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Episodes This Summer on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Celebration-3] 3.0 ^3.1 Plan Ahead with the Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 Panel Schedule on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Date-4] The second season of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures spans the dedication of the Starlight Beacon (which appears in the season one finale "The Prince and the Pirate") and the mission to Vrant Tarnum (which appears in "Yoda Rescue"), both of which are dated to 232 BBY by Star Wars: Timelines. The Season Two episodes "The Great Gomgourd Quest" and "The Missing Life Day Feast" take place one year after the Season One episodes "The Harvest Feast" and "Life Day," placing those episodes in 233 BBY. Season One begins around the same year, meaning that Young Jedi Adventures Season One spans c. 233 BBY through 232 BBY.

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