Full Series The Clone Wars Chronological Order (TCW Episodes & Viewing Orders)

That's me as well! Like I said, the timeline is really up for grabs until the series ends, and someone writes stories to explain inconsistancies (with the EU) anyway, IMHO.

 

It debatable. Bounty Hunters logically could go before the Holocron arc because there is no point of setting up a medical station above a Separatist planet, and also Kenobi stated they the loss of the planet was devastating. In the time between the end of the first battle and the Wolfpack's attack gives Grievous plenty of time to set up a base and gather reinforcements. But also Kenobi stated in Bounty Hunter that they might attract the attention of Grievous, contradicting the Grievous already held the planet in his position and would be alerted, but it would be stupid if bounty hunters, Jedi, and pirates managed to slip by their defenses.

 

I actually placed the Zillo Beast duology before Cat and Mouse due to the absence of Ashoka as well. The Clone Cadet trilogy too, but now I see the need to seperate those three throughout the timeline, especially now that Fives is the only survivor (hopefully... I haven't seen ANY of Season 5, yet, lol!
I hadn't thought of Trespass, though.

 

I really enjoy reading the posts in this thread and the attention to detail that all of you have spent to try and put these episodes in some sort of order. I definitely have been of fan of Season 5 thus far when they do an arc of 3 or 4 episodes because each episode compliments and connects to each other for a more enjoyable experience. Also, I'm happy to see that Lucasfilm is blogging about it. I noticed someone posted blog #6 on the previous page and I went on to find that there is a #7.

 

Next in order:

The Zillo Beast
The Zillo Beast Strikes Back

 

problem, ahsoka is in dooku captured/gungan general. she saves anakin and obiwan from the cave with the gundarks and poison

 

I think the Zillo Beast duo works really well (hypothetically for now as I haven't done it yet) right before the Rako Hardeen arc because of the contrast in how Anakin relates to Mace/the Jedi Council. In the Zillo episodes Anakin leans towards the Jedi side in the Palpatine/Jedi disputes pretty much the whole time, but then in Rako Hardeen he's screwed by the Jedi Council and Palpatine is able to manipulate him because of it.

 

Character models.

 

Eh, I don't have an issue with that. They changed outfits. Problem solved.

 

http://starwarsblog.starwars.com/index.php/2013/02/15/chronicling-the-clone-wars-8/

Shows the reasoning behind the next 4 episodes. A reminder that the full timeline is here: http://boards.theforce.net/posts/50322275/

 

I'm sorry, but there's no way the Clone Wars lasted only three years — no way. Just look at Ahsoka, Boba and that Korkie dude. They're a lot older and taller looking than their first appearances — at least five years older, in my opinion.

 

Boba's growth spurt seems realistic.

Ahsoka has grown from a 14-year old girl to a 16-year old one, and while I would probably say she has grown quite a lot in that time, there are people who don't grow much for a while into their teens then have sudden growth spurts. So it's not impossible.

 

After looking at the official timeline, I made changes that I'm sure everyone will agree with that makes the episodes make more sense.

2.16: Cat and Mouse
1.16: The Hidden Enemy
THE MOVIE
3.01: Clone Cadets
3.03: Supply Lines
1.01: Ambush
1.02: Rising Malevolence
1.03: Shadow of Malevolence
1.04: Destroy Malevolence
1.05: Rookies
1.06: Downfall of a Droid
1.07: Duel of the Droids
1.08: Bombad Jedi
1.09: Cloak of Darkness
1.10: Lair of Grievous
1.19: Storm Over Ryloth
1.20: Innocents of Ryloth
1.21: Liberty on Ryloth
1.11: Dooku Captured
1.12: The Gungan General
1.13: Jedi Crash
1.14: Defenders of Peace
1.15: Trespass
1.17: Blue Shadow Virus
1.18: Mystery of a Thousand Moons
2.17: Bounty Hunters
2.01: Holocron Heist
2.02: Cargo of Doom
2.03: Children of the Force
2.18: The Zillo Beast
2.19: The Zillo Beast Strikes Back
2.04: Senate Spy
2.05: Landing at Point Rain
2.06: Weapons Factory
2.07: Legacy of Terror
2.08: Brain Invaders
3.04: Sphere of Influence
3.02: ARC Troopers
2.20: Death Trap
2.21: R2 Come Home
2.22: Lethal Trackdown
2.12: The Mandalore Plot
2.13: Voyage of Temptation
2.14: Duchess of Mandalore
2.11: Lightsaber Lost
2.09: Grievous Intrigue
2.10: The Deserter
3.05: Corruption
3.06: The Academy
3.07: Assassin
3.08: Evil Plans
1.22: Hostage Crisis
3.09: Hunt for Ziro
3.10: Heroes on Both Sides
3.11: Pursuit of Peace
2.15: Senate Murders
3.12: Nightsisters
3.13: Monster
3.14: Witches of the Mist
3.15: Overlords
3.16: Altar of Mortis
3.17: Ghosts of Mortis
3.18: The Citadel
3.19: Counterattack
3.20: Citadel Rescue
3.21: Padawan Lost
3.22: Wookiee Hunt
4.04 Shadow Warrior
4.05: Mercy Mission
4.06: Nomad Droids
4.01: Water War
4.02: Gungan Attack
4.03: Prisoners
4.07: Darkness on Umbara
4.08: The General
4.09: Plan of Dissent
4.10: Carnage of Krell
4.11: Kidnapped
4.12: Slaves of the Republic
4.13: Escape from Kadavo
4.14: A Friend in Need
4.15: Deception
4.16: Friends and Enemies
4.17: The Box
4.18: Crisis on Naboo
4.19: Massacre
4.20: Bounty
4.21: Brothers
4.22: Revenge
5.02: A War on Two Fronts
5.03: Front Runners
5.04: The Soft War
5.05: Tipping Points
6.??: An Old Friend
6.??: Rise of Clovis
6.??: Crisis of the Heart
5.06: The Gathering
5.07: A Test of Strength
5.08: Bound for Rescue
5.09: A Necessary Bond
5.01: Revival
5.14: Eminence
5.15: Shades of Reason
5.16: The Lawless
5.10: Secret Weapons
5.11: A Sunny Day In the Void
5.12: Missing In Action
5.13: Point of No Return
5.17: Sabotage
5.18: The Jedi Who Knew Too Much
5.19: To Catch A Jedi
5.20: The Wrong Jedi

 

The official placement of the Zillo Beast duology before the Geonosis arce means that it was Hawkeye who died in The Zillo Beast, and not Trapper, who appears in Landing at Point Rain.

 

Maybe I missed it but in S1 Bane get's Ziro out of Jail by S2 he is back in Jail using Aura Sing to try and kill Padme, did I miss something

 

The stories aired out of order. The S3 story is set before Bane breaks Ziro out of jail at the end of S1.

 

That was a long list. What did you change?

 

Quite a lot of things are changed in that list. I just like that he said everyone will agree. Because I don't.

 

What don't you agree with?

I changed Bounty Hunters in front of Holocron Heist, because it makes more sense that the Anakin and co. discover the medical base is missing and the Separatists are there, which is why they then decide to attack them.

I brought Ryloth forward as their is too long a gap in between Supply Lines and the trilogy.

I also put LL, GI & The Deserter in between the Mando trilogy and Corruption duology because it's obvious there is a period of time between those episodes.

I also put Sphere of Influence before the Boba Fett trilogy as Bossk can be seen in Jabba's Palace.

 

No way, Ahsoka was 14 in season one? I thought she was like 12 or something? And you're saying Boba is only 12 in season two? I just can't believe that.

 

Boba Fett is 10 in AOTC and 13 in ROTS. So he might be 11 at the beginning of the series

 

Bounty Hunters really works fine after or before the Holocron arc. Just because the Seppies won that one battle doesn't mean the Jedi expected them to take the entire system.

Ryloth works where it is as the people are clearly starving by the time the Jedi get there.

The switcharound of the Mandalore episodes works. I mean, Padme might have gone there straight after Duchess. Is there any indication of time passing? I understandably avoid watching Corruption.

Yeah, the Bossk appearance is a screw-up. Good switch.

So I guess I agree with about half of your switches.

 

Yes, she was born in 36 BBY.

Boba fit in with those cadets, and they were tiny! Technically, those cadets were only 6 though, given the double aging thing. Creepy to think about.

 

It's fine if you don't agree haha! Yeah, it's implied that Mandalore has changed, due to something said in the episode, but I can't remember what it is exactly as I haven't watched the episode in so long.

 

Well, some of them you did just make sense in terms of continuity, while others are obviously personal preference. Like I said, there's so little time markers in this show that you really can just switch many of the episodes around and watch them in the order you enjoy.