It’s a pertinent question, especially since—going off of the age of actor Billy Howle, who briefly plays Palpatine’s son in a flashback in the film—said boning almost certainly occurred ...

That's right, "Papa Palpatine," as he was referred to as in Robot Chicken, is either back in the land of the living or he never left in the first place.Believe it or not, there's plenty of canon ...

5. Palpatine only exists in flashbacks. Though this seems epically lame, it is possible Palpatine isn’t in the movie in real-time at all. Perhaps everything we see in the film (Dark Rey, the ...

As long as it’s in flashbacks, we’re always game for more McDiarmid as the Emperor—as long as we don’t have to see him smooch anyone. TAGGED: darth sidious , Emperor Palpatine , ian ...

Emperor Palpatine could still be in the film and play a crucial role even if he isn’t a Force Ghost ... Another possibility that is very intriguing is that Palpatine could appear via flashback.

Now this wouldn't exactly explain how Palpatine appears in The Rise of Skywalker, but flashbacks could reveal that he was orchestrating the rise of the First Order as Supreme Leader Snoke.

They even traveled to a location important to Emperor Palpatine at one point to raise hell. Luthen Rael Takes the Fight to Palpatine in Andor Season 2 Luthen struggles with his role as an Imperial ...

Emperor Palpatine returns from the grave in both Star Wars Legends & canon, and it's clear that the Legends version was better. Here's 10 reasons why!

Gideon’s program wasn’t just about creating a Palpatine clone. It was also vital to making the Emperor’s proxy. A clone body is very different from creating new life from scratch, though.

Emperor Palpatine actor Ian McDiarmid reflects on his character's return and admits that old Palpatine did in fact have sex. News. ... As long as it’s in flashbacks, ...