Seth Green and Matt Senreich created Robot Chicken: Star Wars (2007-2010) which has done several "Star Wars" television specials, each featuring Boba Fett.

2014

In 2014, he was photographed at Rancho Obi-Wan with Steve Sansweet looking over one of the original prototype Boba Fett rocket firing action figures.

2010

In 2010, Seth was interviewed by the New York Times, in which he brought up Boba Fett:

Q. So it's not just sketches, but vignettes that tell a whole story?

A. Yeah. Similar to what we did in the second one, where we told a lot of sketches specific to the bounty hunters: How'd they get that job? What did they think when Han Solo got captured by Boba Fett, and what kind of traps did they try to set? Similar to that, Matt had an idea to go from before the prequels to after "Jedi," through the eyes of the Emperor, Darth Vader, Boba Fett and a storm trooper. So you meet Vader when he's a kid, you meet Boba Fett when he's a kid. You meet the Emperor when he's in his 20s. You see all their paths converge.

1998

Seth starred in the movie Can't Hardly Wait (1998) in which he had a scene with lines mentioning Boba Fett.

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