Full Series The Clone Wars - Episode 5.8 - Bound for Rescue- discussion thread

I placed it immediately because it's got to be one of the most distinctive voices on the Hollywood market right now! Like i said in that post above from the 5.7 discussion thread, I can't take his character seriously because American Dad Jeff Fischer can't be a Jedi......

ironically enough the voice of Klaus the fish is the same voice acter (Dee Bradley Baker) who does all the clones

 

I really am loving this arc. I'll cry like a little girl if something happens to these kids.

Also more Z95s please kthnx.

 

I am sure nothing will happen to the kids. It is a CGI animated show aimed at everyone. Doubt they will kill children.

Z95 for the fans.

 

Oh, I think we all know about Dee Bradley "My name is Klaus Heissler" Baker. There's a guy who can really bring it.

 

Dee Bradley Baker uses a voice very similar to Klaus for Admiral Coburn who is seen in "Citadel Rescue" and "Escape from Kadavo". I love American Dad as well. -Fist Bumps!-

 

Hondo = AWESOMENESS

 

Why didn't Obi-Wan just threaten that he had set the ship to self-destruct, scaring Grievous to escape (hopefully into a trap) and thus saving the ship? Seems a waste of a ship to me.

Awfully convenient, that traveling circus. Just where and when needed...

Petro interrupting Obi-Wan AND wanting to disobey orders?

But - drunk Honda, and somehow a win all the way around.

 

Hondo = Awesome, drunk Hondo = EVEN MORE AWESOME!!!

 

The ship still would have been destroyed. Grievous could just order his fleet to blast it.

I've never driven a drunk Honda before.

 

But all those poor magna droids aboard....

 

Ugh, don't mention it. First he was excited about talking to the Obi Wan then he ignores what he says.

 

I don't think Grievous cares about his droids. "The compassion the Jedi show for their troops is a weakness."

 

They were awesome while they lasted!

 

KenobiSkywalker
i know i was kidding..Grievous doesn't care about anything or anyone, organic or not, aside from his Masters, who hate everything about him except for his temporary existence

ahh...the Dark Side

 

Saw the episode

Thought the circus was lame.

Cool space battle, short but sweet. One problem with the space battle was that the star map just showed 3 venators and 3 sep frigates when the republic and the seps had a lot of different ships. what the heck.

And as someone already mentioned, why would Obi Wan tell Grevious the ship was going to blow up? Oh thats right, because we need him for Episode 3

An ok episode.

Oh and the light saber construction was cool. Of course.

 

also because Obi-Wan is such a gentleman... bull spit. and im not sure about the ships measurements but someone mentioned it earlier in a post, Grievous covered quite a bit of ground to get off the ship. But the General's fate is something even TCW can't mess with.

 

Not including the elevator ride to the hanger level, with the ship being a total of 0.7 miles long (1,137m) and his ship being about halfway down, he'd have covered 0.35 miles. That's one fast Grievous!

 

Newbie.

 

Where did that originate from in the first place?

 

Obi-Wan LOVES talking ****. That's the only reason I can think of him warning Grievous that he was going to blow up the ship. Still, watching Grievous cowardly flee for his life was pretty damn funny. Drunk Hondo was even funnier.

Another really good episode in what has been a fun arc. I enjoyed the scam the younglings pulled to fool Hondo. Grievous made a good return here and actually won, despite having to fleet. Great battle sequence too.

 

The chronology of the name 'PETROL'.
1. Garth Maul either typos or purposely calls Petro 'Petrol'
2. Seerow likes this, coins nickname
3. QuangoFett calls Seerow on this 'typo' and takes coffee mug upside the head.
4. Name sticks

 

You better hope he wasn't asking about "newbie".

 

In that case, you have your n00b and your newbie.

Newbies are actually the good kind of new guy who comes along and tries to learn.

The n00b is the kind of new guy who comes along, never learns, and just generally makes an ass out of himself.

=b

Back on topic with "Bound for Rescue" .

 

I wasn't

 

I'm wondering if this arc takes place before or after Tipping Points. Because if this arc is before Tipping Points, I'd have expected Ahsoka to be a lot, LOT angrier at Hondo when he showed up with rocket launchers.

And the "businessman" didn't care if the female Jedi was alive or dead. So perhaps someone interested in trying to clone a female Jedi...and then use those female Jedi clones to breed more Jedi... It's certainly an ominous statement and I'd like to know Filoni's and Christian Taylor's interpretation of it.