This is the Star Wars show you put on when your 7-year-old wants to be part of the cultural conversation but you're not ready to explain what happened to Anakin's mom or why Vader is so angry.
It's genuinely fine—harmless, mildly clever, with decent sibling dynamics and a fun salvage-and-build premise that actually models entrepreneurship. The LEGO format keeps everything light, and the kids-mode availability means you can trust it.
That said, it's pretty forgettable. Released in 2016, it's already feeling dated compared to newer LEGO Star Wars content and the flood of Disney+ Star Wars shows. The animation is fine but not impressive, the stories are formulaic, and the humor is safe to the point of being bland. IMDb 7.3 tells the story: it's decent, not great.
If your kid is 7-9 and LEGO-obsessed, this will land well. Older than that, and they'll probably want something with more edge. It's a perfectly serviceable babysitter show, but don't expect anyone to be quoting it at the dinner table.