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Tips And Tricks For Framing A Newspaper Article

Whenever something major happens, you can always find it in a newspaper article. Whether it involves sports, celebrities, or a significant world event rest assured it will be reported on! While it is rare that you may sit down and actually read the newspaper each morning, you probably still receive it!

If you have a special newspaper article or even a whole page that you want to frame, follow along as we share some tips and tricks for making your framing process as easy as possible!

Cut Your Article

The first step you will want to take is to separate the newspaper article that you want to frame. For this, you will need a steady hand and a ruler of some sort. A craft knife will probably work best for this, but, if you don’t have one handy, scissors will also work. Set the ruler up in a straight line against your newspaper and run the craft knife down the paper. If you are using scissors, you might want to draw a faint line along the ruler with a pencil first, so that you don’t need to hold the ruler in place.

Measure, Measure, Measure

Your newspaper will represent “Art Size” on our Frame Designer , so measuring is a very important step — if the art size is off, the rest of the measurements for the frame, matting, cover, backing, etc. will also be off, and we don’t want that! Be sure to lay the newspaper as flat as possible. You may even want to cover it in heavy books to flatten it out if it has creases from the folding.

Once your paper is as flat as possible (don’t worry if it is not perfect — we will get it to that before framing) take a measuring tape or ruler to measure from corner to corner. Be sure to jot those numbers down or enter them right into our Frame Designer so you don’t lose them.

How To Design Your Custom Frame

Here comes the fun art of framing newspaper articles. Your next step is going to be to design your frame. Our  Frame Designer  has four easy steps.

Step 1 – Enter your art size.

As we mentioned, you will want to enter your art size in the correct format in the Frame Designer . Be sure the “width” represents the top and bottom of the newspaper while the “height” represents the sides of the newspaper that you are framing.

Step 2 – Choose your frame style.

Next, you will want to choose your frame style. We have  10 frame styles , 4 metal frames , and 6 wood picture frames with over 18 frame colors. 

Step 3 – Matting or no matting?

A matboard (also referred to as a photo mat, frame mat, or matting), is a cardboard-like material that serves two purposes: to protect your artwork from damage and to enhance its look. You have the option to add a single or double matboard, or none at all. If you are planning to add a matboard, you have tons of options since your newspaper article is most likely in black and white. However, if the article does feature a photo, try to find a matboard color that will enhance and complement the photo. Look for small colorful details in your photo, such as an accessory, an article of clothing, or even something in the background of your photo that will give your portrait that extra POP it was looking for! 

Step 4 – Finally, your cover!

Last but certainly not least is choosing your cover. We have two options for covers, our  clear acrylic  which is the most conventional and almost like looking through glass. However, the clear finish is reflective, and it could cause glare if placed near a window, where the sun would shine through. The other option is our  non-glare acrylic.  Non-glare acrylic will diffuse sunlight that hits it, which would make your newspaper article more viewable if it’s near a window.

Time For Framing

Once your custom frame arrives at your doorstep, now it is time for framing. Since you already have your newspaper article, you will need to add the article to your frame . For this, you may want to pick up some framer’s tape from our accessories page as well. If you have chosen to add a matboard, you can use the framer’s tape and the   T-Hinge method — a way of mounting your art to the matboard  to keep it centered and secured. If you didn’t choose a matboard, don’t fret! You can use the framer’s tape and the H-Mount Method to float your art in the frame , securing it from the back. Both will keep your artwork centered and secured for the perfect framing.

Once you have secured your newspaper articles to either the matboard or the foam core backing, it is time to add the cover on top. Be sure that your article is flat against the acrylic cover so that it stays flat once hanging.

Final Thoughts on Framing Newspaper Articles

Framing newspaper articles is a great way to display some pretty big news! Just be sure to take these necessary steps to ensure your newspaper article stays safe and lasts for many years to come! Of course, if you have any questions along the way, be sure to reach out to our support team who is always standing by to help!

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There was a time when the only way to receive news was through printed material such as a newspaper. Now newspapers and magazines have become collectibles. Why? Fewer and fewer newspapers are being printed in favor of online and digital sources. Despite our transition to digital media, there is something about seeing a headline in print that makes it feel permanent and important. Just like a photograph, when you see it, it jogs your memory back to a special time. So what do you do with a collectible? You frame it! Read more about framing newspapers and how to do it properly.

How do you properly frame newspaper articles so that they can last forever? Carefully! Framing newspapers is challenging – the paper itself is meant to self-destruct. Because a newspaper is printed on a lightweight, non-acid-free paper, it needs all the help it can get to preserve itself. We use only acid-free materials that surround the paper to ensure no further damage will be done.

There are numerous ways to mount a newspaper. If individual articles are cut to create a story, then dry mounting is recommended to prevent and remove wrinkling. Mounting is done on a dark backing such as foamboard to prevent ‘ghosting’ (the reverse side text showing through). Because newspaper ‘yellows’ quickly, a UV protecting glazing is used to keep the fading to a minimum.

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We want your newspaper articles, magazine covers, and other collectibles to survive for a lifetime with minimal change of color, damage from glues, or out-gassing from materials that are not acid-free. Our framers use the very best materials for your projects.

Where do you begin when framing newspapers?

Step 1: bring in the newspaper article.

Step 2: We’ll help you decide on a design…

Step 3: Pick up your completed framed project!

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Framing Newspaper Articles

Creative designs to make preserve newspaper article and make them look good [/caption]Here at Athens Art and Frame, we get to frame a lot of different materials. It is always an honor to have the opportunity to frame and protect the photos, posters and other objects that represent memories for our customers.

Newsprint will yellow if it's not handled correctly. Framing these items makes them look great,  but also keeps them protected.Newspaper articles, for example, are commonly kept by many people, despite the fact that they are not intended to last for long periods of time. Those old clippings quickly become yellowed and brittle. This is because they are printed on newsprint, a low-cost and non-archival paper made primarily from wood pulp. It was invented by Charles Fenerty in 1844 and allowed for the mass-distribution of news publications and advertisements. Printers and publishing companies preferred newsprint for its cost-effectiveness and its strength, which made it perfect for accepting four-color printing to produce relatively high-quality prints. Newsprint is less expensive than other papers because it does not undergo the same chemical processes to remove a substance called lignen.

Special mat cut out are needed to jog around unwanted information. Special Mat cutouts for newspaper articles. [/caption]Lignen is responsible for the quick deterioration and yellowing of newsprint when it is exposed to sunlight or air.Unfortunately, all of the qualities that made newsprint so popular are what pose the largest issues for those hoping to hold onto those old newspapers. However, there are several solutions to help keep those memories or historic moments preserved. First, placing the article in a frame can keep it safe from more direct damage, such as tearing and folding. We also offer glass with a UV coating, which can slow down the natural yellowing process of the newsprint.While some things can be done that will greatly extend the life of your newsprint, another option is to create an archival copy. We take a high quality scan and then print it onto an archival, acid-free paper that will not fade or yellow the way the original inevitably will. Once the decision has been made on whether to frame the original or the copy, we can cut a custom mat opening that will fit the article and hide any unwanted or unrelated things such as advertisements.

This newspaper article was transferred to archival paper then printed and framed. Framing newsprints can pose some interesting challenges, from quickly aging newsprint to the need for special designs and layouts. However, you can rest assured your newspapers are in good hands when you have them framed with us. Not only will they last longer, but they'll look so nice hanging on the wall instead of hiding away in that old shoebox or scrap book! So bring them on in so we can preserve those memories for you.

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Whether you’ve been published or praised online, we can turn your online article into a finished frame. Choose your layout and frame color, send us the website link or digital file, and we’ll do the rest.

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We Create Art from your URL or File

Our digital art team will create a custom article file from the URL or digital file you send us, then send you a mock-up for approval. Together we’ll revise it until you’re completely satisfied.

We Print & Frame It

After you approve the mock-up, our team will print your online article with archival inks on high-quality Epson paper and professionally frame it with preservation grade materials.

Our team will perfectly package your framed article and send it right to your door, or to your local Arizona store for pick-up.

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Create a custom design with a framing specialist..

You’re not limited to our ‘shop now’ publication framing options . With 500+ mat colors, 1000+ frame options, and endless layout possibilities, we can work to your specifications. Tell us about your publication and design preferences below and one of our framing specialists will be in touch.

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What people say about their framed publication

I needed to custom-frame an online article as a gift, and worked with the team personally from start to finish. It wasn’t a turn key project because I wanted to add some original photos, and Hall of Frames took the time to send me several options and drafts for me to consider. I would definitely use them again.

Great and hustle free framing service! We entrusted the Hall of Frames with framing a special magazine cover, and they delivered beyond our expectations. The staff’s expertise and care in selecting mats and frames made the whole process stress-free. With competitive prices, this will be our go-to for all framing needs.

The Antigua Team

The framed article covers look fantastic! Jacey was extremely helpful as I decided which layout and matting options looked the best for the piece – I changed the design several times in the process of making a final selection. I will definitely be using Hall of Frames again for future orders and the piece I received will be in a highly visible location on my wall for years to come!

The customer service was outstanding

I had a full magazine cover and spread framed for a client, and I couldn’t be happier. The setup and proofing process were speedy and complete. Customer service was top notch, and the price was on point. Very happy with this gift and how it served my client!

Samantha Grove

I had a physical magazine feature framed. There was a two page group shot and full page feature. They were able to seamlessly mix the two orientations into a lovely piece for my home office. They provided ideas and proofs. Plus, communication was incredible! Everyone I worked with was kind and genuinely wanted to help. I had multiple companies reach out to me to frame this and I am really happy I picked Hall of Frames!

Our company was recently featured in a newspaper article and after awhile of google searching, I came across Hall of Frames. They were very responsive, sent me quotes & examples of their work, and helped me decide what style I should go with. They even took some ideas from my prior search into my design. Shipping was fast & product looks great!! I will 100% use them again.

From start to finish, the execution was flawless. I worked with Jacey and it was super easy. Great quality.

I had a magazine article framed. The process was as described and as expected. Smooth and easy. Personally, I should have started earlier but nothing was outside of the expectations I understood

Jason Omalley

I would give 10 stars if I could! This company is fantastic to work with! I needed a centerfold magazine article framed for Autorama in Detroit and they 100% exceeded expectations. They took screen shots of the 3 pages of the centerfold and skillfully put them together to make one piece that I needed framed. I also gave them 2 other pieces to put in the frame and they put together a montage for my display that blew me away. I got so many comments on the piece and a lot of people asked where I had the framing done. I was proud to say HallofFrames.com! Jacey was terrific and understood exactly what I wanted and she delivered. Now that Autorama is over, I have a beautiful piece of artwork for my memorabilia room. They are my go-to framer going forward.

The product we ordered was wonderful and looks great hanging in our business. I had a lot of questions for them about the layout, and exactly how I wanted it to look. They were patient and thorough and made any changes that I asked for.

The communication was wonderful, and they really made the process simple and easy. Thank you so much for the wonderful job you did!

Needed a gift to honor a staff member on a short timeline. The entire process was a breeze from start to finish. Communication was excellent – I was never left wondering where our product was in the process. The finish product was wonderful and such a beautiful tribute to the employee we were honoring. Pricing was great for the quality we received. Will definitely use Hall of Frames again when we need a gift like this in the future!

Loved the collaborative creation that was made with this team. It was such a heartfelt gift and just what I envisioned. They walked me through the process while making recommendations with visuals so there were no surprises and exactly what I wanted. I would strongly recommend using this service, and know I will definitely use them for future framing needs!

Just What I Wanted….

I wanted to get an online article framed for a Christmas gift. When I called Hall of Frames to inquire how to go about it, Jacey answered and right away I felt like she knew exactly what I wanted. It was too close to the holiday to guarantee completion in time for Christmas, but from Jacey’s professionalism and quick response to all my questions, I decided to go forward even though it would arrive later than hoped. It was an online article, so there were things I didn’t want captured and Jacey and staff created exactly what I was looking for. I depended on their experience to help determine the best layout and colors, and the final product was perfect. To top off what was already a very pleasant transaction, they completed the project rapidly and it arrived before Christmas! It was a much loved gift and we have nothing but praise for Hall of Frames! I would not hesitate to trust them again with any framing needs.

Karen Jones

Had a great experience with framing my NYT article. Beautiful framing, and the quality was excellent.

Jaycee and staff did a great job framing a NYT article my daughter wrote. It was challenging, because the article was fairly small, but the design and execution were perfect. They did a great job of communicating with me and even rushed it to get it to me by Christmas. I highly recommend.

I framed my son’s newspaper article. His team won a championship. There were several articles that had to be arranged. I emailed a bunch with the designers to decide the best way to lay it out. They got working on it right away and kept it constant contact. I gave the frame to my son for Christmas. It looks amazing- the layout is perfect and the frame is really nice. A very special way to memorialize an event. Thank you Hall of Frames!!

Great response time and helpful design options

Hall of Frames was super helpful in turning the online magazine article on my fiancé’s car into a printed and framed version for his birthday. The process was super simple and fast and the results not only impressed me but put a huge smile on his face. Would recommend their expertise!

Working with Hall of Frames was a great experience from concept to final product. They were very thorough and efficient in their rendering and proofing of the exact photo that I wanted framed and I was so pleased with the finished result. I will definitely use them in the future!

Jacey and team worked diligently with me even going into the craziness of the Christmas week. They helped tweak my design mockup into something really nice, and my client couldn’t be happier with the end result.

We will be working with HoF more in the future.

Hall of Frames did an incredible job framing a newspaper article we used in our new coffee shop. I felt their personal touch and care when they suggested custom windows (instead of a template), and emailed me separately to discuss the best delivery date. I will use them again!

Corrie Napier

Wonderful company, fantastic service, and stellar products. We are a loyal customer, and will continue our trusted partnership together for many years to come!

Jacey and her team did an exceptional job at making our ideas come to together! Hall of Frames will definitely continue to be our go-to place for client gifts.

A. Maldonado

LOOOVED the article that was framed! It was so nice to work with the team and felt taken care of. The frame turned out beautifully! Would def use their services again.

Hall of Frames framed a magazine article for us and they did a wonderful job. The layout and quality of their work was perfect.

Mike Marciniec

Absolutely THRILLED by every aspect of my purchase at Hall of Frames. I knew absolutely nothing about framing, and also lived in another state. Robert explained every detail of my design options with tremendous care, giving me extra peace of mind. I literally never stepped foot inside their shop, and the whole experience was FLAWLESS. I couldn’t feel more proud to display my work with the beautiful layout they created – and if you want something that will adequately honor what you want to showcase on your walls, then Hall of Frames is the way to go.

I had them frame an article I was quoted in. They did an absolutely wonderful job. I highly recommend them.

Dr Amy Stark

We had an article framed featuring one of our community partners! Everything turned out great and we couldn’t be more pleased. The team was easy to work with and we had a quick turnaround. We will use again!

Katie – YMCA of Memphis and the Mid-South

I needed to frame two articles – one of which was several pages in The Washington Post. I found Hall of Frames on a Google search and it was my good fortune that Jacey answered the phone when I called. Jacey listened carefully and assessed the situation-she was professional, patient and followed through, which is such a rarity in today’s world. Her guidance was invaluable and the results were fantastic. My son was the subject in the two articles I had frames-one in the Post and the other in The New York Times Business section. They are now hanging in my son’s office and he absolutely loves them. I will be recommending Hall of Frames from this point forward.

Stephanie Sherman

Highly recommend Hall of Frames! I have never created a custom frame before and had a lot of questions and wasn’t sure what I wanted or needed. Robert took care of all my questions and was so helpful along the way, explaining each detail of the process. He helped me pick out the perfect color and frame for the article. My piece is very detail-oriented and reflects the great workplace I am at. Thanks for making our office look professional!

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The team at Hall of Frames did such a fabulous job with my requested print. They were able to accommodate my requested timing and deliver a really lovely frame of my niece’s special moment caught in our local paper. It was a perfect Christmas gift and I would definitely work with Hall of Frames again!

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Article Framing Frequently Asked Questions

We frame magazines, journals, newspapers, blogs, digital articles, and online articles. However, we can frame just about anything. If you have further questions about your publication project, ask an expert here .

Yes! With an online article, we can include or remove any part of the article. Please specify in your order notes what text and images you would like to be included or removed.

Yes, the provided sizes are guidelines for standard magazines and newspapers. If your publication is slightly smaller, we will adjust accordingly. If your publication is larger, we may suggest something custom and additional charges may apply.

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If your file does not meet those requirements, we will be happy to recreate the file for you at an additional charge.

After you submit your order, we will create a digital mock-up from the provided website url and send you a proof within 5 business days. If you have any changes, we will make adjustments and then send a final mock-up for your approval.

If you have a specific style or look in mind for your article, please include specifics in your order notes.

Turn around time depends on your publication type.

Newspaper or Magazine 2-3 weeks + shipping

Digital Article 2 weeks + shipping

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Newspaper Writing Frames (SB547)

A set of simple A4- sized newspaper- themed writing frames for children to write headlines and reports on events from their own lives or other important occasions.

Newspaper Writing Templates (SB6535)

A set of A4 size (could be photocopied to A3) authentic- looking newspaper writing templates.

Editable Newspaper  Templates (SB6536)

Ideal for ICT sessions, children can type their own news reports into these authentic- looking newspaper templates.  Microsoft Word required to view and edit.

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Journalist/Journalism Award Certificates (SB7867)

Printable certificates to reward children for being excellent journalists.

Weekend News Writing Frames (SB6793)

A set of simple writing frames for pupils to write about what they did at the weekend.

Newspaper Reports Display Banners (SB10502)

Printable banners for your classroom Newspaper Reports writing display.

Our News Display Banner (SB6868)

A banner for your classroom news display.

Newspaper Writing Frame Templates with Photos (SB11408)

Newspaper writing frame templates (lined and non- lined) featuring images of possible news stories as stimulus for children’s writing.

Daily Prophet Newspaper Writing Frames (SB11993)

Lined and unlined writing frames for your pupils to write a Harry Potter- style newspaper report with headline and picture.

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More than 100 reference examples and their corresponding in-text citations are presented in the seventh edition Publication Manual . Examples of the most common works that writers cite are provided on this page; additional examples are available in the Publication Manual .

To find the reference example you need, first select a category (e.g., periodicals) and then choose the appropriate type of work (e.g., journal article ) and follow the relevant example.

When selecting a category, use the webpages and websites category only when a work does not fit better within another category. For example, a report from a government website would use the reports category, whereas a page on a government website that is not a report or other work would use the webpages and websites category.

Also note that print and electronic references are largely the same. For example, to cite both print books and ebooks, use the books and reference works category and then choose the appropriate type of work (i.e., book ) and follow the relevant example (e.g., whole authored book ).

Examples on these pages illustrate the details of reference formats. We make every attempt to show examples that are in keeping with APA Style’s guiding principles of inclusivity and bias-free language. These examples are presented out of context only to demonstrate formatting issues (e.g., which elements to italicize, where punctuation is needed, placement of parentheses). References, including these examples, are not inherently endorsements for the ideas or content of the works themselves. An author may cite a work to support a statement or an idea, to critique that work, or for many other reasons. For more examples, see our sample papers .

Reference examples are covered in the seventh edition APA Style manuals in the Publication Manual Chapter 10 and the Concise Guide Chapter 10

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Data sets are covered in Section 10.9 of the Publication Manual . For the software and tests categories, see Sections 10.10 and 10.11.

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Audiovisual media are covered in Sections 10.12–10.14 of the Publication Manual . The most common examples are presented together here. In the manual, these examples and more are separated into categories for audiovisual, audio, and visual media.

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Newspaper Planning Frame for KS2 (differentiated)

Subject: English

Age range: 7-11

Resource type: Worksheet/Activity

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29 July 2019

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Review: The Force is not with new Jedi-centric 'Star Wars: The Acolyte'

"Star Wars" is a complicated beast.

Sometimes it's dark, complex and ambitious, like Disney+ series "Andor" or "The Last Jedi" film. Sometimes it's rousing, epic and feel-good ("Return of the Jedi.") And sometimes it's just weird, silly and unsatisfying (prequel "The Phantom Menace").

So perhaps it's only fitting that the prequel to that prequel, Disney+'s new series "The Acolyte" (streaming Tuesdays, 9 EDT/PDT, ★★ out of four) falls into that last category. Full of logical fallacies, hokey dialogue and nonsensical plots, "Acolyte" feels entirely of a piece with the worst elements of the prequel trilogy, which many hardcore fans love to hate, even 25 years later. The series, created by "Russian Doll" producer Leslye Headland, certainly has ambition as it tries to tell a showy story about the mythology and magic of the Jedi and the Force. But even the best of intentions can go awry.

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All the sci-fi/fantasy jargon, dramatic costumes, brightly colored lightsabers, fancy hairdos and ominous villains Headland can stuff into "Acolyte" can't make a good story on their own. There has to be some emotion and depth to the characters and their woes. There has to be more than perfunctory plot points. There has to be a sense of adventure and wonder. And there has to be something that captures the feeling of "Star Wars," not just the aesthetics. "Acolyte" doesn't have it, no matter how hard it tries.

A century before Obi-Wan (Ewan McGregor) and Qui-Gon (Liam Neeson) felt a disturbance in the Force in "Phantom," a rogue "Force-user" is hunting and killing Jedi masters across the galaxy. At first thought to be former Jedi Padawan Osha (Amandla Stenberg), it turns out the Jedi killer is her twin sister, Mae (also Stenberg), long presumed dead after a mysterious fire when the two were children. The blaze resulted in the death of their family and Osha being taken into the Jedi order. (This "twist" is revealed in the first few minutes of the series premiere.)

Determined to bring in Mae or Osha (or both) and figure all this out is Jedi Master Sol (Lee Jung-jae, "Squid Game"), who trained Osha before she left the order. He's joined by a handful of other colorful and utterly forgettable Jedi: Is Mae out for revenge for what she believed happened to her family all those years ago? Or is there a more nefarious power brewing in the galaxy? There's the pickle, and a flashback episode featuring Jodie Turner-Smith as the girls' mother, Aniseya, and the leader of a "witch coven" doesn't provide many answers.

It's all a little too complex (witches, in this galaxy?) and a little too simple (ah yes, the old evil-twin twist). The reveal of Mae comes too early in the series, removing much of the mystery element that makes "Acolyte" unique in the ever-expanding "Star Wars" canon. There are too many characters with too many quirks to make them stand out from one another. You'll be hard-pressed to tell the difference between various aliens paired with Charlie Barnett's Jedi knight Yord.

But "Acolyte" has its moments. The final scene of Episode 4 (the last made available for review) captures a real sense of horror and fear when a villain is introduced. Perhaps that bodes well for the final four episodes in the season. Jung-jae and Stenberg make a great pair, and the former nicely proves his acting chops in English (he won an Emmy for "Squid," which was entirely in Korean). And it's always nice to see "Matrix" star Carrie Ann Moss, who appears briefly in two episodes, wielding a lightsaber as if she's done it all her life.

Certainly a segment of the "Star Wars" fandom will devour every frame of "Acolyte." For them, the complex mythology is the meat of the meal, not a frilly and silly garnish. But superfans can forgive a lot of sins. Some genre TV series can make their mythology and internal world-building more interesting and engaging than this (Amazon's late, great "The Expanse," among many others). As it stands, though, the Jedi lore is obtuse and dull. It needs spicing up.

Like the young Padawans (the "Star Wars" term for students or apprentices) that are omnipresent in the series, "Acolyte" has a great deal of potential. "The Mandalorian" made "Star Wars" a Western. "Andor" made it a revolution . "Acolyte" could have made it a great work of fantasy and mystery.

But mostly it's a great big sigh.