With April Fools' Day 2011 now behind us, it's time to look back at the prankery and merriment that was visited upon the Star Wars fan community by numerous tricksters. Here's a roundup of the pranks we saw on Friday.

• We here at TFN had some fun with our announcement of a Star Wars Holiday Special Blu-Ray set. Additionally, yesterday's Weekly ForceCast episode included 30 minutes of analysis and commentary about this "if only" announcement with guests Kyle Newman and Paul Bateman.
  
• Our sister site Rebelscum broke the news of Hasbro's "Vintage Mini-Collection."
  
• Wookieepedia "went 3D" for the day. All pages were rendered in red-blue text, and both logos sported 3D branding. A large image on the Wookieepedia homepage also claimed that the site had received a cease-and-desist letter from Lucasfilm for violations of the company's "policies regarding content usage and copyrights." It warned that a permanent shutdown would take place at 12:00pm ET on April 4th.
  
• Club Jade announced that it would transition from Star Wars news to Star Wars recipes, starting with a variety of their favorite Ewok dishes.
  
• ThinkGeek's latest roster of gag products included the obligatory Star Wars item: Lightsaber Popsicles. Their promotional video is definitely worth watching.
  
• The 501st Legion Facebook page announced that the group was reinventing itself as "Arthur's 501st Knights," and a series of Camelot-themed Facebook posts followed throughout the day.
  
• Comedy group Improv Everywhere staged a new subway skit involving Jar Jar, but it went horribly wrong when anti-Gungan violence erupted. (The prank was the altercation itself; no Gungans were harmed in the making of their skit.)

What a roundup! If you fell for any of these pranks today, then I suppose you should know that the word "gullible" is written on your ceiling.