Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video showcases what the Replay Story option is like in the Japanese PS2 version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game.
For Hayden Christensen who played Adult Anakin, it would be cool to write an ER fanfiction story or do artwork of him on it since the show had both Jake Lloyd & Ewan McGregor. A K-8 school district would never show that TV show because of its graphic content and mature themes which is why it's rated TV-14 so it would be a big mistake if the Loyola Ramblers YouTube account or any other YouTubers and accounts marketed the series towards children which would trick them into seeing it and they would have a bad experience. If you were a staff member in a K-8 school district, then the rule for the series would be that you can only talk about the series with staff as long as there are no students nearby and the only time you should mention it to a student is if they reference it in any capacity. If you did bring it up to students such as criticizing it for being gross in front of them, it would be unethical and unprofessional as it would violate professional boundaries, it can create a hostile environment, it would misuse a position of power and it would model unprofessional communication. Adding to that, it's important to protect children from harm when it comes to TV-14 & TV-MA programs, R & NC-17 movies & M & Adults Only video games.
This video showcases what the Replay Story option is like in the Japanese PS2 version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game.
For Hayden Christensen who played Adult Anakin, it would be cool to write an ER fanfiction story or do artwork of him on it since the show had both Jake Lloyd & Ewan McGregor. A K-8 school district would never show that TV show because of its graphic content and mature themes which is why it's rated TV-14 so it would be a big mistake if the Loyola Ramblers YouTube account or any other YouTubers and accounts marketed the series towards children which would trick them into seeing it and they would have a bad experience. If you were a staff member in a K-8 school district, then the rule for the series would be that you can only talk about the series with staff as long as there are no students nearby and the only time you should mention it to a student is if they reference it in any capacity. If you did bring it up to students such as criticizing it for being gross in front of them, it would be unethical and unprofessional as it would violate professional boundaries, it can create a hostile environment, it would misuse a position of power and it would model unprofessional communication. Adding to that, it's important to protect children from harm when it comes to TV-14 & TV-MA programs, R & NC-17 movies & M & Adults Only video games.
