Literally just have a short film of him protecting the Lars farm from Hett Tusken Raiders like the original script writers for Kenobi wanted, along with a dash of Ben & Owen drama and feuding over how to raise the boy. Owen treats him like shit, even after he saves them, Beru shows concern (and maybe acts as the one keeping Ben up to date on Luke's growth) and add a tearful scene at the end of Obi-Wan watching little Luke from a far off cliff.
Its that simple. No extra characters, cameowank or pointless retreads. You don't even need expensive city sets or sfx. Its cheap, emotional, character-driven, and takes the only part of the successful Kenobi novel the general masses would be interested in. But I guess tuskens are all dindu nuffins now and such a plot wouldn't meet with the bechdel test's standards, so that's a no. But even the last one could easily be fixed by just adding Ben's hut plotline with Annie, but they didn't because that would require that these retards read anything longer than a tweet or facebook post.
Thinking about how the 70s were a pretty negative decade overall and how Star Wars was a breath of fresh air, it got me wondering where our breath of fresh air entertainment is going to come from.
My guess is that its fan content probably with the realization that we're approaching a level of technological cgi growth that will allow us to make our own decent quality games, animations and fanfilms with only a handful of people or less when compared to the hundreds of people it used to take to make just one product. That is of course if the internet police, Hollywood and Devs (and their manipulation of copyright laws) don't figure out new creative ways to shut it all down. (But even that's bound to be a mixed bag since it could also result in an era of weird kinks and awkward writing)
Aside from that, I really don't see anything like Star Wars ever popping up again. Part of SW's appeal was that it was an amalgamation of not just the best of scifi, fantasy, pulp, myth and space opera of the last few centuries rolled into one, but it also proudly used the traditional and age-old hero's journey as the core for its plot. It was basically the amalgamation of the best of human entertainment of the last 200 years all wrapped around a universally appealing story. It seems simple and basic yet it managed to put all of that together into a single pot with an easy to follow premise and it came out in a time where humanity was pretty depressed which only helped to heighten its appeal and assured that people keep following it long into the 2000s. It also helps that all those who worked on SW were inspired by far better works and books of the last 2 centuries and it was a time of genuine creativity overall. Now though, that kind of creativity is long since dead, along with the attention span to read books that aren't YA crap (RIP), and what little is left of it gets drowned out in a sea of corporate and pre-scripted meddling and "IP prominence".
So again, it looks like fan content may be the future, but even that won't ever achieve the same level of success and worldwide appeal. The MCU and garbage cape comics are the "Star Wars" of this generation, and that's the low standard we're going to be stuck with moving forward. Elsewhere, the works of John Hughes, Tolkien, Lovecraft, Hitchcock, Kubrick, RE Howard and Asimov get butchered to appeal to the same crowd of consoomer retards. And those like Cameron just bend over and let retards do what they want with their creation to meet with current media standards so long as they get paid.