When it comes to Star Wars: The Force Awakens, any new footage revealed deserves an exclamation point in the headline, because even though we’re now less than six weeks away from the film’s theatrical release, we still don’t know what this highly anticipated sequel is about!

With the recently released trailer and the Japanese trailer, as well as the previous two teasers, we might have about five minutes’ worth of film already. So, get ready now to watch the first TV Spot for the movie, which, yes, has new footage!!!

Check out the first TV Spot here below.

While we’re all still riding high on the latest trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Lucasfilm has released new character posters for the highly anticipated sequel!

Check out all the character posters in the gallery here below.

The long-awaited full-length trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens is here!!!

Watch the new trailer here below.

This new trailer debuted on television tonight during ESPN’s Monday Night Football New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles game, before Disney and Lucasfilm released it shortly after online.

Fans waited in line outside overnight last night to get into Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con and undoubtedly it was to be there for this evening’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens panel. While director J.J. Abrams and company had said that they would not be bringing new clips from the highly anticipated Star Wars sequel, they did give the fans something new — a nearly 4-minute behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film, along with interview footage with the cast and crew.

Check out the film’s Comic-Con 2015 Reel here below!

Part of the reason why the Star Wars prequels didn’t work, was because of all the teenage drama that was going on at the time. So when Disney acquired the rights to LucasFilm, and George Lucas had announced that he would be retiring from the franchise, there was a small sigh of relief. The director admitted that Disney had scrapped his ideas for the sequel, but those ideas were somewhat of a secret.

The recent Vanity Fair issue revealed some interesting tidbits about the upcoming film. In it we learn why Disney decided to go with a script written by director J.J. Abrams and co-writer Lawrence Kasdan, and that Michael Arndt‘s draft was never completed.