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Looks like they crossed The Son with Nosferatu:



Plus Darth Desolous from TFU:



It is possible the Paun'an Inquisitor modeled himself on the old Sith Lord of the same species, as a kinda tribute while culling through the Jedi archives. It could still be possible TFU is canon, or used as a source/reference in a quasi-canoncal level where they can one day decide to make it official or parts of it. .

 

Jango_Fett21 the self-contained mythos of the Clone Wars series itself That's the way I feel about it. The introduced characters, such as Cad and Hondo, make it unique, and Ahsoka, of course, make it as Star Wars-y to me as ANH in 1977. There were rollicking episodes, and thoughtful episodes, and heartwarming episodes. Looking forward to more from you!

 

Yes great reviews. I myself have finished watching all the episodes with of course Season 5 wasn't great to me until the emotionally packed Ahsoka series. And then the bonus Season 6 is outstanding. I learn a little bit more after every viewing. I still feel after watching Yoda face his dark self in that the dark side must have a presence in the universe, but be controlled same as the light. This equals that balance. The Lost One with Sifo Dyas in the episode still is my favorite as it gives the details on the creation of the clones. What is hard to believe is that the Jedi find out who Tyrannus is, but are in no position to stop trusting the clones and losing faith from the Senate.

 

I feel like I need to re-watch The Lost One now. I've only seen the episode once but I know that there was a lot happening in it (I got quite confused at one point). I do remember being surprised at the end when the Council finds out about Dooku's involvement in creating the clone army but doesn't do anything about it.

 

I got a bit sidetracked from writing my Season 2 Reviews (for some reason, my thoughts on the season haven't been coming to mind as readily as they did for Season 1)., but intend to get the thing posted at some point within the next couple of days.

 

At what point will you watch the Clovis arc? I know it's far in the future at the moment, but will you be watching it in it's position in Season 6, or it's true chronological position before Revival?

 

According to the official TCW episode timeline on starwars.com the Clovis arc takes place in Season 6 (but I know it was intended to air as part of season 5). And I think Jango_Fett21 is following that timeline.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

That timeline must be wrong. In the Clovis arc Satine is mentioned by Obi-Wan. I believe it's inteded to be present tense, but I could be wrong.

Another detail is the Senate Guards. In the Fugitive arc they were replaced with the Red Guards (ignoring their appearance in AOTC). But in Clovis, only the blue Seante guards are seen.

Plus Tim Curry isn't Palapatine, but thats more of a production detail.

 

I'm definitely following the Star Wars.Com order.

I seriously doubt it's wrong, especially since it was posted after the release of Season 6.

 

But it was produced during Season 5, then held back!

Ah well, you do what you want. It's your watch through I guess.

 

darskpine10 I agree, I think the Clovis arc definitely comes before Revival and that's how I watch it. Also am I the only one that thinks the Utapau arc comes straight after the Ahsoka arc as that is when Anakin explains to Obi-Wan how he feels about it and he is mostly angry throught the first part of the arc and the Order 66 just doesn't fit after as it has no mention of Ahsoka seeing as it just happened?

 

I had a hard time getting into the under water arc. It was cool to see Jar Jar and Ackbar interact, yea those 3 episodes didnt seem like Star Wars. Felt more like Tiger Sharks from the 80s.

 

Agreed. I didn't think think they were necessarily bad episodes but they were all kind of boring except for Prisoners.

I'm re-watching all the episodes in the series right now and I'm on Bounty. And yes, I am watching the Clovis arc before Revival.

 

anakinfansince1983 What do you think the worst episode is? (not saying Bounty's the worst; just curious)

 

Speaking of the Droid Arc, what in the world was the point of having holographic Republic officials in the stolen Star Destroyer?

 

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I've actually only seen Missing in Action but I'm really not looking forward to this arc.

 

Rookies >>>>>>> everything else

 

Trespass will always be my favourite.

 

That was another good episode, but TCW often struggled with not-so-subtle villains. If a character (normally male) harshly argues with another character, he's evil. Chi Cho and Krell were effectively the same character in that regard imo.

I once thought that the crybaby clone troopers needed to toughen up and that Krell was proving to be what they needed, but no, Krell was evil...

 

A stern Jedi General who dislikes clones is good enough. He'll be a tough leader, but his whole carnage was just over the top nonsense imo.

 

If he really would have been that war-tired and traumatized, he wouldn't consider to become Dookus apprentice. No ... Krell didn't appear to me that traumatized, rather traumatizing.

 

To help sell the deception.