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

That explains it- i've read Rots a long time ago so i've forgotten.... it may not be easy for Kaleesh to tell humans age from an image...... i wondered that since Anakin is that kind of person who could give interviews and stuff... Anakin has seen Grievous too but it's not easy to tell his height from the holo either.... and i think that comment was supposedly joke after all.... I think Bane meets Anakin first time in Republic heroes actually

Why to create such theories anymore - it's confirmed that Holocronarch takes place before Hostage crisis so of course Bane knows Skywalker... and Bane shouldn't know anything of Padmé's and Anakin's friendship either.... actually he don't even know senator Amidala... he knows her name and he kidnapped her personal droid but he don't recognize Padmé when they meet it seems... well i sense a minor plothole there but perhaps it's same as with Grievous and Anakin- Bane thinks Padmé is older because she looks older in holonet (too young and pretty to be senator)... it's said Tv makes everyone look fat but it seems Holovision makes them look old

 

I'm not sure if this has been addressed before, but why aren't Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Episode III: Revenge of the Sith on the chronological list? I mean, we know where they are placed, but they would also act as nice bookends, I believe. Kind of a we-know-the-series-starts-and-ends-here kind of thing. I have a strong suspicion that the series will end with the Battle of Coruscant and the kidnapping of Palpatine, despite the fact that these adventures were already portrayed in the earlier Clone Wars TV series.

Also, why hasn't Wild Space, No Prisoners, Gambit: Stealth, and Gambit: Siege been added to the list. As opposed to the pre-2008 books, these four books are clearly meant to be integrated with the television series, Wild Space even bridging and paralleling the series at times. I believe they should be added into the chronology, especially since you have the comics integrated into it. LucasBooks hasn't announced any further tie-in novels, which suggests to me that they considered these four books essential to explaining where Anakin is during many of his absences. Just a thought, but I think it should be considered. Great work on the chronology, by the way. I've been following this thread for over a year and keep a second copy of the entire series on my iTunes in the order agreed on here (the first copy, of course, is stuck in play-order on the DVDs).

 

Well as long as this show is from The Clone Wars period as it should be we don't have to add movies to the list this whole stuff supposedly takes place between them.... it's too obvious to add them to the list... and i wo't add books to the list either but that's just me- i don't consider them worth of all the trouble- placing them in a logical plot is not easy and i don't like Karen Milleräs books anyway

 

I suppose you are correct about the bookends. Perhaps if they actually do a direct sequel to Attack of the Clones, like at the Battle of Geonosis, then perhaps we should add it in. I still think they should redo the last 45 minutes of Attack of the Clones IN Clone Wars-style animation. I'd enjoy it immensely more than the current rendition. Same with the entirety of Revenge of the Sith, but that's just me.

No argument there. Her books absolutely suck! Wild Space was the worst Star Wars book I have ever read, Splinter of the Mind's Eye and Han Solo Adventures included (maybe not Jedi Prince bad, but still). No Prisoners was a little better, but not much. Gambit was just draggy beyond belief. Still, they are considered Clone Wars canon and it IS only four books, perhaps you should include them for all the other people who go on and check the chronology for information.

 

No Prisoners was written by Karen Traviss; and introduced Anakin to an alternative Jedi sect where their philosophy of attachments was the opposite of his own Jedi Order and caused some serious tension between him and Ahsoka. They need to revisit that and explore it much more in depth.

 

And No Prisoners had Palleon which is always a good thing. But those books aren't that great. The first 3 chapters of Wild Space are nice, but afterwards the book kind of takes a nose dive. Especially now since its been confirmed that Obi-Wan and Bail had met before the movie, it makes Wild Space even more ridiculous. I haven't read the Gambit duology, but from the reviews I've read I don't think I want to. Obi-Wan and ANOTHER lost love. Geez.

And while we are discussing Bane and Anakin I would like to point out that Holocron Heist (being their first meeting) has to take place before Ryloth because in the game Republic Heroes (the 360 version) they know each other. Even Ahsoka has a resentment towards Bane. I've pointed this out a few times and for some reason everyone just ignores me.

 

Fair enough. I've honestly never been a huge fan of historical science fiction or westerns, both of which are heavily depicted in the Han and Lando adventures. But I do admit it has been many years since I read any of those six books, or the Han Solo Trilogy, for that matter. I still have yet to read Mindor, as well, but it is near the top of my list. Perhaps I will have a Han Solo marathon where I read all the adventures then see where they fit in the trilogy. Of course, trying to figure out Han Solo's thirty years before ANH is like trying to figure out Peter Griffin's past life from his flashbacks: impossible.

As a side note, I did like the three radio dramas and was not aware Daley wrote the scripts for them. Well done!

 

LOL what an irony best book of Miller is not hers well everyone is entitled to their opinions there is some who actually liked Miller's books .... but Wild Space makes no sense with TCW anymore... it's supposedly happening at the same time as droid and ambush duologies

 

Back in May I read all the Han Solo adventure books and the trilogy before the 30th anniversary of Empire. Awesome, awesome stuff. Made me remember why Han was my favorite character back when I was a kid.

 

Filoni said the Savage story is as far in the time line as we've gone. I'd thought you might like to know that.

 

I actually talked to him in person for a while. Everyone was at the Los Angeles showing. I met the whole cast, even Savage. Dave drew me a cool Clone Trooper on my poster.

 

Hello,

Watching yesterday Lightsaber Lost, the introduction of this episode presents clearly Hostage Crisis, so, I don't know if this point had been already discussed but it seems possible that Ziro Arc takes place before Lightsaber Lost.

And also the introduction shows Mace Windu from the Boba Trilogy, so Saleucami Arc could be placed after Boba Trilogy also.

PS : I am french so sorry if I do some mistakes in writting.

 

newsreel uses same clips over and over again- hostage crisis may be after lightsaber lost or before it- but Ahsoka watches picture of Bannamu in Assassin so perhaps she was familiar with him already.... still introreel can use any material it's not necessarily even happened yet- just animated already and if there is some material that suit there they will reuse it even if it's not chronologically possible..... and we aren't all english-speakers here anyway so don't worry but seems to me that your worst mistake was misspelling "writing" ....

 

I would like to make the request that soemone make a new, clean, fresh sticky thread where the first post containing the list is continually updated.

I would rather that than what we have here, where i have to trawl through endless pages and posts trying to find the latest update of the confusing chronalogical timeline...

 

But the thing is none of these lists are official. It's ALL speculation. I don't care what anyone says. And until something official comes along...that's the way it is.

 

yeah, but someone respected here should be agreed upon to carry this task out. I don't want to wait another 3 years before i have a continuity list
Even if its slightly wrong, that would be better than nothing...

 

Far enough. I personally though playing with all the different combinations to see where episodes fit. Gives me an excuse to watch episodes over and over again to get a better sense of where they "fit" in.

I will agree though that The2ndQuest's timeline is damn fine and the only reason I don't wholly accept it as my own is because...well...then there is no reason for me to watch the series over and over again.

I'm weird.

 

Thank you for your replies. This topic is very interesting. I hope that one day lucasfilm will provide a very comprehensive and argumented timeline.

 

So, could someone post here the latest version of the timeline?
And i'll come back and ask for another at the end of season 3...

Thanks.