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This response struck many as out of touch, if not outright dismissive. Instead of critically engaging with the genuine reasons behind the show's failure, Stenberg resorted to politicized accusations, suggesting that the reason for the show's cancellation was simply "bigotry." This approach—blaming fans for lack of interest by framing them as hostile bigots—mirrored the defense strategies employed during other Star Wars controversies, such as the racist harassment faced by actors like Moses Ingram in Obi-Wan Kenobi.