Full Series The Clone Wars- Episode 106: Downfall of a Droid Discussion Thread (Spoilers Allowed)

Something I just noticed re-watching the film was that Gha Nachkt( the Trandoshan droid trader) was seated at the bar in Ziro the Hutt's reception chamber on Coruscant. Thought it was kinda neat to see him there after having just watched his intro in EP 106

 

Also, anyone notice that scenes from the space battle were in the introduction to the second episode?

 

So what was up with the techno music during R2's attempted escape?

It was very strange.

 

Well those SPHA Walkers are huge and I am guessing that it would be difficult or impossible to deploy them in those asteroids. Even if they where . . . I am sure they would be spotted by the Separatist ships.

Anyway, I finally saw the episode since I lived in Canada and we get them a week late in comparison to the States. It was very good and what I have come to expect from this series.

 

Was anybody thinking of Halo when they showed that shot of the Separatist frigates emerging from the asteroid field, with the Venators and the ring in the background?

 

Never posted here before and I've never watched The Clone Wars before, but I'm trying to get through all of it before Episode 9.

I noticed something in season 1 episode 6 and it made me curious. At 6 minutes in Anakin is unconscious and a medical droid pulls something out of his prosthetic arm that appears to allow him to wake up. What was that thing?

 

It's funny I just re-watched this episode last night. I assume it may be something relating to spending time in the Bacta tank; at least that's my guess.

The one thing that got to me about the episode was that Grievous, an advanced droid himself, got to see the full schematics and tactical maneuvers of the Republic as they opened up R2. How come on the fly he couldn't just remember them? If he had plugged himself in immediately before dealing with Anakin and Ahsoka, he'd have all that information to relay to the Separatists.

 

Grievous is not a droid. He's a cyborg. He's still a living being (Kaleesh to be precise), but with extensive cybernetic implants.