Full Series For Discussion of Old TCW episodes...

Jedi Crash
7 deaths
63 total
A good episode, but it might have been better if Ahsoka or some other non movie character was injured because then it might be more believable that they were in danger

Defenders of Peace
0 deaths
63 total

another good episode, but I do have a question for anyone willing to answer. How would the weapon that they show work? would it still detonate in the middle like a bomb, but then somehow maintain a fire across its blast radius or what?

 

I believe it expands from the blast radius until it dissipates

 

Trespass
24 deaths
87 total
A good episode and one that raises an interesting question. Did all Tailz originate from this planet or was this just a colony?

Also this episode contains the most deaths so far

The Hidden Enemy
11 deaths
98 total

One of my favorite from season 1 especially because it really started to show clone personalty and I really wonder how Rex thinks about Slick's actions now a days in rebels.

 

I asked the same question of the Talz origin in my review. They appear in ANH as well, so it's a question of whether these colonists took a ship to Orto Plutonia, or left after Trespass at some point.

 

Blue Shadow Virus
2 deaths
100 total

A weird episode to say the least especially because of the doctor who is the most stereotypical person to ever appear in SW

Mystery of a thousand moons
4 deaths
104 total
Another weird episode, but not as weird as the first. I do wonder what they all did when they could finally leave the planet?

Storm over Ryloth
3 deaths
107 total
The start to one of the best arcs in the show and some tiny nods to the EU. Whats not to like?

 

I'm surprised only 3 died

 

The Ryloth arc was certainly epic. Had a little bit of everything. For Ahsoka fans, "SOR" was really a coming-of-age episode for Ahsoka. She realizes how her decisions can affect the lives of those around her. In, "Innocents of Ryloth", fans of the clones get a human side to them in their interactions with the natives "Nera!". And of course in "Liberty on Ryloth", we see Cham and fan-favorite Windu lead the Republic to an important victory. Even Ahsoka and Anakin come in towards the end in a cameo to shoot down the remaining Vulture droids who were firebombing the villages.

 

Innocents on Ryloth
3 deaths
110 total

A good episode and introduces the cutest SW character ever! I do wonder if that Twi'lek who picks her up is Numa's father or just someone who knew her?

Liberty of Ryloth
0 deaths
110 total
Another great episode with a few easter eggs including the Arc of the covenant being one of the treasures. Also the first episode with Mace in action 1 of only 5 the series

Hostage Crisis
14 deaths
124 total
One of my favorite episodes with the introduction of the most badass SW bounty hunter ever Cad Bane!

Also I have a feeling Bane just likes to see how high his bounty on himself he can get because even after he free's Ziro he tries to murder all those senators and Anakin with those bombs.

See you guys tomorrow for season 2!

 

2 deaths
126 total

A good episode, but one leaving the big question were did Bane get that robe?

Cargo Of Doom
5 deaths
131 total
a good episode, but I do wonder how Bane changed his clothes fast enough to get onto the escaping ship? Bane the master of disguise.

Children of the Force
0 deaths
131 total

the episode where Bane decides to give up bounty hunting for kidnapping cute aliens.

0 deaths
131 total

The episode where Padme decides to spite Anakin and almost dies. Also Rush is really creepy now that I rewatch this.

Landing at point Rain
50 deaths
181 total

One of the best episodes in the series and people said the show did not get good until Season 3?

 

those worms are disgusting

 

Spending the rest of summer break watching Star Wars, but in black and white for a change. Watching TCW rn.

I'm doing my best to watch these in mostly chronological order. Ugh, what were they thinking? Good thing Filoni learned/decided to make Rebels in the right order.

 

You can't expect them to get it right, all of the time.

I didn't mind, sometimes it was a little strange but uh whatever.

Some of the things was likely due to experience/time and resources.

The backstory for Domino Squad for instance could not have possibly been done Season One so they go back and do it when they could.

 

If you do, please share your thoughts here!

I've found that I simply cannot tolerate Bombad Jedi.
"Hi, uncle Ono, close friend of my family and mentor since childhood!"
"Heeeey, Padme... You've been a crappy friend lately, so I'm giving you to Gunray!" He admits the plight of his people is not her fault, but he sells her out anyway, wtf.

 

Hey I loved chronological order! Also I love the last 8 episodes in season 5.... they are the best hands down.

 

You've got good taste, my friend.

 

Holocron Heist
Sidious outs himself as a Sith Lord to Bane, who also shares this info with Cato, ha! Bane and Cato are well-aware that holocrons are available only in the temple in a vault, can be accessed only by a Jedi, as if its common knowledge. And the way Bane casually refers to the dead Jedi in the corner. LOL, this show!

 

"Poooor Obi-Wan, you've been betrayed!"

I'm a bit ahead of you. Near the end of season three. I made an executive decision and skipped Ventress and Mortis. When the time comes, I'll watch Bounty, ofc, but I'm saving all the Talzin/Maul stuff for later.

All those leftover episodes at the start of season three were quite fun. I'd love to see the cadets someday in Siege of Mandalore (or Rebels). And George Papanoida was a boss! (Was he mentioned in Dark Disciple?) I forgot how funny it was, watching Vos rub Obi-Wan the wrong way. Poor Obi-Wan, indeed!

 

I liked that episode too. Not just for the Anakin/Ahsoka bond; but the strong connection that Ahsoka had with Plo. It was touching.

 

...is wise.
Snoke confirmed.

I just finished the slaver arc. Superpowered-Krell was subdued by clones; Anakin was subdued by Dooku (Shadow Warrior) and slavers (SotR). Thinking back to Dooku Captured, would his capture been more believable if he called Hondo's bluff and failed to overpower the pirates? Sith or not, I'm not one to believe he was nigh invincible.