How this Clone Wars Episode showed us who Yoda Really was - Underrated Arcs #1

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[@hunterkiller1440]

When Yoda said the Clones are different in the Force, was showing many different problem solving methods to outsmart the Separatists without being overpowered, and showed Ventress mercy, I thought this was an amazing alignment to the OT Yoda.

[@geetslys]

For sure!

[@nerfchogathbuffrengar5433]

And then he decapitated 2 Clones after order 66 FYI this is just a joke dont nerd about this comment

[@wongyp345]

each side got some great leader. Just other battle,do not judge too much.

[@idodeclare6804]

@@nerfchogathbuffrengar5433 who are trying to kill him. tbh i don't think you even watched the movie, or have any remote knowledge of the franchise

[@nerfchogathbuffrengar5433]

@@idodeclare6804 its just a jjoke damn yall tkaingt this shit seriously like wtf is wronrg with yall

[@othtorpotato9960]

I love right at the end, when he's basically toying with Ventress, he decides shes such a non-threat he literally gives her back her lightsabers

[@freedomdude5420]

And that just goes to prove how powerful he is.

[@mitchellhughes6397]

"Gucci lightsabers, these are not." -Hands them back to Ventress.

[@taitano12]

Now, THAT'S how you rub salt in the wound. "Oh, sorry, you dropped these. Now, enough with the warm-up excercises. let's see if you can duel."

[@gponce1717]

Humiliation and Embarrassment is like scar, you can hide the mark but its always there.

[@th3ch0z3n]

"Defeat me, you cannot. Made in China, these are"

[@Nephalem2002]

I think this was the best premiere a Star Wars show could ever ask for.

[@geetslys]

Kinda wish it came before the movie!

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Same, Geetsly's, same.

[@Nephalem2002]

@@geetslys Oh well, this show saved Star Wars in more ways then one. It Fixed every problem of the Prequels(Including Jar Jar, fight me on that one).

[@benjordan9882]

Not to mention it’s budget at the time.

[@darthsidious9814]

@@Nephalem2002 what’s wrong with jarjar

[@shadowwriter329]

To be fair of Yoda being a mischief maker and sense of humor in his first appearance, that was him testing Luke in his patience. Luke failed and revealed himself after speaking with the voice of old Ben.

[@piercepayumo4212]

"There's not much to look at here sir. We all share the same face."

[@michaelandreipalon359]

But not the same personality.

[@Karlos1234ify]

“ We're just clones, sir. We’re MEANT to be expendable.”

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Filoni's favorite Jedi: "Not to me."

[@barnowl2655]

I love that scene. Yoda explains that no clone is truly the same and each of them are different in some way.

[@caelumvaldovinos5318]

"Deceive you, eyes can. For in the Force, different beings are you."

[@sheevthesenatepalpatine8863]

This show came out when I was in the fourth grade, and I finished the final episode just before starting college. This show has been with me almost all my life.

[@rexdavis12]

Same for me but I was in first grade when it came out and watched the final episode during quarantine

[@Flufferz626]

God I feel old. Tartakovsky's 2D one came out when I was first finishing middle school. Clone Wars came out the year I graduated high school and started college 😭

[@GordanTheToad]

Glad to see you enjoyed it ol' Palps

[@nickbuckley4371]

Same I my dad loves the movies and it something we watched together and ate pizza

[@hunterkiller1440]

I honestly was expecting Luke Skywalker to act like this in The Last Jedi, with Mark Hamill's sense of humour. Oh well.

[@justmyluck624]

Then your expectations were subverted. I see no problem here.

[@dark1up794]

I think mark wanted that too

[@devildolphin2102]

@@justmyluck624 Yeah ExPeCtAtIoNs SuBvErTeD. I expected Ruin to be Slightly Competent. Turns out he us dumber than D&D and Just as bad as a Director.

[@DorsenFilm]

The man lost everything he had worked so hard to build, no wonder he was so cranky.

[@justmyluck624]

@@devildolphin2102 TLJ is a far better movie than people give it credit for. With a bit of thought it becomes actually really enjoyable. Aside from casino world, Mighg nobody liked casino world

[@arkham7033]

Two things: 1) *sighs of relief* I love Star Wars 2) season one has by far one of my favorite episodes… “Lair of Grievous”

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Man, that arc was brutal, even if we know Kit Fisto will survive.

[@blackblack1167]

I really wish Nahdar Vebb lived, strangely enough. I don’t know what about him, but I just wanted to watch his journey as a Jedi. It’s a shame he died. That episode gave me false hope too, cause I thought we’d get some more Kit Fisto.

[@arkham7033]

@@blackblack1167 honestly tho. Kit Fisto is so underrated, especially in his Live Action films. Whilst I agree with the point of Nahdarr, it would’ve been interesting, he was the whole subject of the lesson about fighting power against power and how that’s not what a Jedi is

[@blackblack1167]

@@arkham7033 Also, while very brief, the impact of Nahdar’s death on him. Kit Fisto seems to move on pretty quick, but in the moment, watching him die, it really seemed to hit him. I’m sure there are some lingering affects too, but that’s an interesting issue to me. I like when they show the Jedi dealing with their attachments in any capacity. It shows they’re still people, despite people believing them to be emotionless.

[@arkham7033]

@@blackblack1167 true

[@hunterkiller1440]

I love when Yoda was talking to the Clones about how different they are in the Force, he's actually speaking directly to us, the audience. The Clone Wars showed the Clones may look alike but they are all different characters.

[@alexander.tahtadjian]

Yoda’s heart heart/speaking words of wisdom to Thire, Reese and Jek was my favourite part of this episode. This episode is also one of my personal favourites for this scene alone.

[@vsratoslava]

Same

[@quillsoul]

Yes! Really any episode with other Jedi besides the main trio (I love them too don't getme wrong) are def favorites

[@Hysube]

Am I really of the few that remember this episode more than bombad Jedi? This episode made way more of an impact on me, watching Yoda tactically outmaneuver/dismantle a droid battalion if not more, left an impression on me...

[@Khajiidaro]

If only Yoda hadn't lost that confidence. Could you imagine him dismembering battalions of imperial troopers and even going toe to toe with Vader only to toy with them like some sadistic hero.

[@samueldimmock694]

Probably, but I'm another one. It's one of my two favorite episodes, with the other one being Rookies.

[@naturalist4life396]

I barely remembered "bombad jedi", but a ton of the other episodes left a huge impact on me, particularly the darker moments (the pod hunter cracking open escape pods in particular).

[@jeremyleonjonas7657]

I really like how the clones expressed how alien Yoda and the jedi were to them. I kinda wish they had played around with that a bit more in the early seasons of the show. But absolut agreed. The episode is a gem and IMO not just easily one of the best of season 1, but also all of TCWs single episodes. Yoda really is in his element here; not as a warrior, but as a teacher.

[@VacadoRay]

I still can't accept that in legends Yoda didn't trust the clones but watching ep 1 yoda just blows my mind and makes me like this version more

[@onyx_gabriel]

Yeah

[@collecter343]

People may give Disney grief for making Legends not canon but it's things like this where the characters are generally more likeable that I'm ok with them just sticking with this version of Yoda.

[@westrim]

@@collecter343 It was 5-6 years from this episode to Legends being decanonized. During all that time, it was part of Legends. I always understood it as Yoda trusting the clones as people, as individuals, as he treats them here, but mistrusting the circumstances of an army falling into their lap, which he was right to be.

[@collecter343]

@@westrim Fits much better, smarter to trust individual than an organization

[@quillsoul]

Hmmmm, maybe he did never trust them, on guard, but trusted them to try their bests. He probably sensed something about the surprising discovery of how they came to be.

[@trenchlord6986]

Really set the tone for, “clones are each unique” which the show bacame known for☺️👌

[@RhantheSlayer]

I thought Yoda was very mischievous on Dagobah as a way of testing Luke's patience, which is why he suddenly became all serious when he told Obi-wan he couldn't train Luke

[@joshk96]

I always found Mace's dealings with his clones and Syndula and hisbpeople on Ryloth to be intriguing, hope you cover it!

[@inquisitorgarza312]

This showed us what it truly it means to be a Jedi connected to the will of the Force, and showed what Anakin meant that Jedi loves all being, with Yoda giving the Clones and us the audience that they were special even if they shared the same face.

[@blackblack1167]

“YoDa DoEsN’T lIkE cLoNeS, hE kIlLeD sOmE dUrInG OrDeR 66.”

[@gabrielaj2066]

He had every right to kill them at that point because the clones were killing his students aka the Jedi and he was sensing everyone getting killed by clones.

[@blackblack1167]

@@gabrielaj2066 “Well, Yoda obviously doesn’t like the clones. Instead of trying to reason with them, he killed any clone he could.” That is deadass what someone told me once after I mentioned the Clones trying to shoot him and mentioning how they turned on the Jedi and even killed kids. The response I usually get is the one above or something along the lines of “it isn’t their fault.”

[@crimsoninpact]

@@blackblack1167 Yoda didn't hate them he just didn't trust them he even said so in the end of attack of the clone and when order 66 happened Yoda feeling that the clones were not to be trusted was right so he killed them without hesitating For now they fight for us - Yoda

[@blackblack1167]

@@crimsoninpact I’m well aware Yoda doesnt hate the clones, but there are people who are convinced that he does cause he killed clones with no hesitation.

[@madmoblin]

@@blackblack1167 He probably could sense that they were being controlled and were no longer themselves.

[@joelines8037]

The yoda episodes were so good. It's nice to see the complexity, yet simplicity of the Jedi Master.

[@edwardcui7535]

this episode had arguably one the greatest quotes in all of star wars. "deceive you, eyes can. In the force, very different each of you are"

[@marshalllatta2073]

This is one of my favorite episodes Master Yoda was a badass taking down a entire Droid army I always knew he was something different In this episode another great video man

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

Right like finally you show what he is really capable of doing and ITS ABOUT DAMN TIME. And then back to this broken down jedi master wondering how did you make master again. This episode brought my faith back into star wars.

[@buchan448]

@@michaelwachendorf2096 agreed

[@CamJ666]

I was just talking to somebody about this episode a couple days ago on one of the Star Wars groups I’m in on Facebook. This is still one of my all-time favorite clone wars episodes; not only did we get to see the classic Separatist ass-kicking Yoda from the prequels, but we got to see something that the prequels didn’t really show, which was how well Yoda treated the clones and the respect he gave to every single one of them. All in all, the GAR did use them as disposable slaves (pretty much cannon fodder), and I personally believe that they deserved better, clone or otherwise… but Yoda still made sure to give them all the same respect he would give to fellow Jedi masters. TL;DR : Dave Filoni is a fucking genius

[@BRAVO0NETV]

It makes me speachless how important this episode was.

[@johngallager4231]

Being episode #1, it was obviously the 1st one most of us saw. I was immediately hooked. Centering on Grand Master Yoda and his "being" was a perfect choice for a starter episode. So well done, only thing I would've wanted to see in hindsight is a sort of "set up" for the entire situation in the galaxy at that moment, but they did that in subsequent episodes anyhow, so no real complaints.

[@audiarif6534]

I always loved this episode and how Yoda showed that every clone are like identical twins, although sharing faces they're different people and that they also aren't just throwaway characters. The Clone Wars series has always been a huge part of my childhood because of moments like these in the series.

[@The7thFleet]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate this guys's analyzing skills?

[@zexalbrony4799]

A new series focused on the Clone Wars, yes, please! :) Also, you start this series the same day as Dee Bradley Baker's 59th Birthday. Impressive. Most impressive. I wonder what arcs are next, personally, I feel the Second Battle of Geonosis deserves more love or Supply Lines.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Wait, it's the birthday of the man who voices Appa the sky-bison, Momo the lemur, Perry the platypus, Bessie the snail, other cartoon animals, Numbuh 4, and Dave Filoni's Jango Fett clones already?!

[@zexalbrony4799]

@@michaelandreipalon359 That's what I heard, yup. Also, unrelated, but I just got into The Owl House a few days ago, so might I say, that I like your profile picture. :)

[@michaelandreipalon359]

@@zexalbrony4799 Yeah, but it's a sad shame that Ed Asner recently passed away... we all know him as Spider-Man: The Animated Series' J. Jonah Jameson (not as iconic as J.K. Simmons' take, but still good),. Master Vrook from the KotOR duology (...do I need to say more?), and Carl Fredericksen from Up (that movie is going to be harsher in hindsight now). Really? Awesome, which episode are you in now?

[@zexalbrony4799]

@@michaelandreipalon359 Yeah, that is pretty sad. Oh, I binged through all 29 episodes in 3 days. I gotta say, I like it. It might not be my favorite series out there, but it's still very fun and I'm invested in a lot of the characters and the plot. Also, I find it pretty funny, Kings adorable, the heart-to-heart moments are nice, the fights and uses of magic are impressive and well animated, Luz and Amity are adorable when they blush, and I can't wait to see more.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

@@zexalbrony4799 Adventure is out there, though... even in the other side. Whoa, that's really fast. What's your favorite series then? Especially his squeals of rage, although the third ep for S2 made me tear up inside... The show really does the heart-to-heart moments really well. My Top 3 are the Grom dance (hope they dance again in a future ep, but not in combat form; probably a competition or a prom event, I guess), the second Clawthorne witches' duel (Dragon Ball Z-esque, 'nuff said), and the Amity vs. Hunter duel [brought back so many memories of Avatar: The Last Airbender, particularly the action scenes involving Katara (same VA as Amity, by the way; the characters' pouches and spike weaponry were dead ringers) and Zuko]. Will be expecting the rest of S2 and the eventual series finale to be really epic (heck, the series finale is much more longer than the 90+ minutes long Sozin's Comet finale for A: TLA, so I'm I'm hyped despite the shortness of S3). Love truly is cute and meaningful, as previously shown in Kim Possible, A: TLA, Adventure Time, Steven Universe, Your Name, and many other works... as long as they're not Romeo and Juliet. Anyways, they better survive the show's events through thick and thin; no more Tara Maclays, I might say. Same. That is all.

[@pickupthesoapplease377]

THIS arc is actually underrated ...? I thought we ALL loved it and saw the true yoda in action.

[@jakeslaughter7201]

Yoda talking to the clones in the cave is one of my favorite moments in Star Wars.

[@RachelT-yb1ns]

I never have and never will hate season 1. There’s so many amazing episodes and important character development. Any true SWTCW fan should appreciate season 1 and sees its value as well as its downfalls.

[@Karlos1234ify]

“We're just clones, sir. We're meant to be expendable.”

[@strider6274]

Audience: Not to me 🥺

[@Karlos1234ify]

@@strider6274 same here

[@someguyparagon5273]

I like how the show started with Yoda centered episode and ended (before the last season came out) with yoda centered episode.

[@labby2]

I've always thought that "Ambush" was a masterpiece.

[@DCANNONSTEPSBYKE]

I always said, the first episode was the PERFECT introduction into the series. It’s a super nostalgic episode and all of Yoda’s quotes were beautiful

[@voidei]

"The first time around" like I haven't been rewatching TCW weekly for the past decade

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

I couldn't agree with you more. I've gone back lots of times to watch just that episode. That was the yoda we all loved. If I had to say something negative about it. I would loved to seen yoda use his full force power. I just feel like we all got screwed out of yoda when he was in his prime. Would love to see a flash back to then.

[@condeaarondarkusexcubitor3155]

If all arcs are going to be reviewed such as in this case, I believe this series will be marvelous. I mostly already knew and agree with the points presented in the analysis, but the narration of it just.....caught me....just...wonderful.

[@jeangomez7733]

Ambush was the one of my favorite episode in the entirety of season one

[@randomman3321]

Mine was rookies

[@jeangomez7733]

@@randomman3321 that one was also my all time favorite because they're a dysfunctional group.

[@randomman3321]

@@thezman9522 yes

[@geetslys]

Rookies???

[@jeangomez7733]

@@geetslys episode 5

[@kristianyoung990]

I absolutely love "Ambush". It's always been a favorite episode of mine and certainly on season 1. The humor, the heart to heart, the action. They didn't have to write Yoda that way, but they made him even better for it and in my opinion made sure that in a show full of well developed and fleshed out characters, Yoda still maintained his own unique identity that no other character can quite match.

[@angry_eck]

This episode spurs a head canon of mine that jek(who is the clone that looks for him after his battle with the Senate) did find him and his sense of individuality stopped him from betraying his wisest of friends

[@cornhub8823]

2 years ago I had a really long and rough day at work, was sore from the gym, and had to hit the bed early since I would have to wake up at 5am. I had just turned 21 and the responsibilities of an adult really felt like more than what I can carry. Before passing out I watched the clip where yoda is talking to the clones in the cave. such a heartwarming scene. it really brought me peace and reminded me of my childhood and how much star wars was such a big part of it, really made possibilities in life feel endless.

[@ahsokaventress1167]

Basically Yoda is that teacher who knows how to push you to your inner extent.

[@ChristiansEdits]

Dude I was literally sitting last night and I was thinking why no one makes a series in which to analyze the first seasons of the Clone Wars...so underrated...well here we go Geetsly ^^

[@demi-femme4821]

This was probably the best use of B1s for comedy. The fact that the commander is just a normal guy makes the others' idiocy seem reasonable.

[@rustyshackleford9811]

Dope. I watch this episode weekly it's def one of my favorites of all time

[@indianajones4321]

Ah the first episode of Clone Wars… brings back memories

[@AK_-xn1fm]

This episode in my opinion is truly what classic clone wars is. Outnumbered clones. With a Jedi Master against the mass army of droids and of course a sith. This episode has almost all the aspects I love about the clone wars. Funny droids, unique badass clones, classic jedi and some light interesting politics.

[@leavesinautumn5959]

Easily one of my favourite episodes of the clone wars cartoon, when my niece wanted to try out Star Wars, this arc was what I recommended.

[@HouseOfAlastrian]

This is actually the ONLY episode of Season 1 I remember. Absolutely a strong start to an awesome series.

[@tristanburgos1]

I remember being a kid in my living room with all my Star Wars action figures set up, waiting with excitement for this show to premiere that night :)

[@videocrowsnest5251]

I always enjoy Yoda and his antics, but I especially love it when he actually shows his battle prowess. The contrast of a wise old patient and level-headed being needing a cane to walk around just suddenly turning into an absolute juggernaut with hardly anyone able to match him on the field of battle just works so well, even if Yoda never seeks battle for the sake of it and very rarely has need of his full might.

[@aryehklein7608]

This episode is so underrated- I always loved it

[@MerlinusAmbrosius45]

Dude let’s go! Make more episodes of this series!

[@TheBlackopsbeast360]

I can understand the differences, OT to prequels. He was in a very different time in his life and a very different environment. When joking with Obi-Wan, he was with the children and I bet he was a little more laid back with them while not engaged in a lesson. But most of the council scenes were discussing very serious matters with potentially galactic implications. I would love to see more of Yoda in future content.

[@Im-Not-a-Dog]

Yoda only gets playful and mischievous when dealing with children, the most playful and mischievous beings in the universe. He spoke that way to Luke when he first met him because he saw Luke as still being a child. Later, once Luke has been trained, he starts talking to him in a more straight forward and mature manner. He gets like that around the Clones because he recognizes them as being 13 to 15 years old despite their adult bodies, and is trying to teach them like he would teach a child.

[@restock_1731]

Yeah, I love this episode because it shows Yoda as a Master Jedi, not someone sitting in a council chamber all the time. I also love the fact that he appreciates the clones as individuals, which they all are, plus you get to see Dooku and Ventress. It was a great way to open the series up!

[@lancesandford1628]

I loved how that scene where he's talking to the clones basically introfuced the concept of The Force version of a soul . . .

[@amvforlife2886]

I never saw these small details at all when I watched Yoda, thank you for making this video

[@SamuraiGhostGirl]

The D-squad arc will definitely be in this series, right?

[@kub5615]

Its literally the most overrated arc

[@smeagol-bp3wr]

@@kub5615 *entertaining

[@Shotty262]

I remember being so excited to watch this when I was 9. I’d watch every Friday night.

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

_Forgotten arcs in STCW: Ambush_ Anyone else besides me that have NEVER Forgotten this epic opening episode?

[@quinlanreed7162]

This is easily the episode that hooked me onto the show, I love it so much, thank you for bringing more coverage of it.

[@fratguide9835]

V excited for what y’all do with this series. Great stuff

[@caseygray2328]

This episode is actually one of my favorites in Clone Wars, glad to see it getting some much needed love

[@thewalrus45]

One of my favorite Yoda scenes from TCW is in this episode. When Ventress is just talking loads of shit and whatnot.. and he just whisk her lightsabers from her hands and goes "Strong you are in the Dark Side of the force.... but not that strong." and then... just tosses them back to her, letting her know just how outclassed she is.

[@themanwhowouldbebrick]

This was one of the best episodes

[@geetslys]

For sure!

[@auroraaegis3472]

I remember watching that episode and found myself crying happy tears from the heart to heart with the clones cause it was so well done

[@eminemrules121]

Holy crap you created a series and content I didn’t even know I needed. Thank you for another fantastic video, Geetslys!

[@bretthansen3739]

Great video and great idea for a video series. I'm currently on my third re-watching of Clone Wars, and this episodes really impressed me this time too. I can't wait to see what other story arcs you feature!

[@nealbarrett4500]

Thank you for doing this series 😊. I just restarted the clone was and I had forgotten about all the hidden gems in the series. I’m so glad some one is spreading the good word.

[@mechatengu7368]

Can't blame us for forgetting ambush because episode 5 "rookies" was just the perfect episode, the very same episode that humanized the clones, atleast for me

[@snowmech]

Thank you this ambush has to be one if not my fav ep and it doesnt get enough love

[@adarkwind4712]

One of my favorite episodes of the series.

[@afro_souledits2382]

Happy u upload this .....I'm having tons of nostalgia with cartoon network memory

[@Alastoriguess]

I truly love this episode and u have described everything I loves about it great job

[@panoxiaoxiao3492]

I think its an excellent idea to comb through and find a few underrated parts of the clone wars, good video!

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

Super interesting insights! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@klaibornelorenzo6397]

To this day I still watch that episode. I still love Yoda in it. Nice vid!

[@rustyshackleford9811]

This episode showed that the Jedi didn't think of the clones as droids

[@thetalantonx]

A fantastic video, I'm glad I found this channel and subscribed.

[@itstikomydude]

This episode made me fall in love with the CG and how I still see them aside from Fox and his group I like to see them as like US marines that guard embassies badasses in every right but only rarely is their skill truly shown.

[@werries1015]

This is by far one of my favourite episodes. I remember watching it 7 times in one day back when we only had 4 seasons

[@bankerduck4925]

This is so very true. It is epic that The Clone Wars got to really explain alot of the characters and even such concepts like the Force and the politics of The Galaxy with The Republic and Separatists among all of the other things . Simply speaking... Star Wars The Clone Wars is AMAZING!

[@Swiftbeorn]

This is my favorite episode. Yoda is my favorite Jedi and I love seeing videos like this explaining him. Can’t wait for next week’s episode!

[@funfactor4528]

Definitely one of my favorite episodes. One of many favorite episodes

[@PrinceSamurai45]

Ambush is one of my favorite storylines in the show. It took me a long time to finally watch clone wars. Especially after the movie. I didn’t like Ashoka much and didn’t like that Anakin suddenly had this padawan that had never existed before. This story with Yoda made me give the show a shot though. I love all the Yoda focused arcs of the show, they did him right.

[@DutchOrBelgian]

I loved this!! Loved the look at Yoda’s character development across various storylines. LOVED the comparison to Yoda being like an old hippie. Perfect!

[@jamesedmison2768]

One of my favorite clone wars episodes

[@michaeltuite5510]

We need more of this Yoda in our lives.

[@elliottprehn6342]

Great video! I really enjoy this format and I would love to see you do videos on other characters!

[@jamiewalsh3349]

Yoda's heart to heart talk scene was the best scene of the episode

[@TaylorFalk21]

Some episodes I watch for comfort, and some I watch because they are epic. The first few episodes fit both categories for me

[@HunterDrone]

my headcannon has always been that prequel yoda is just his 'im at work, i need to be serious' mindset. and the goofy sense of humor and love of messing with people were always there, he just downplayed them around the council cause they're too used to him and he cant have any fun with them any more.

[@Daniel-fd1dh]

Love this analysis. You're right, this episode really managed to get the best of both worlds from Yoda

[@willclark7197]

Yoga is one of my favourite characters from clone wars let alone the Star wars franchise in general I enjoy that episode I'm just glad they didn't overdo it with him in the rest of the clone wars they put him where he needed

[@michaeld.tolbert8542]

Awesome, awesome explanation of whom Yoda truly is...balance!

[@G59forlife.]

Looking forward to this series my guy

[@clamp7123]

1:27 I think people remember rookies more since it was the first time we met echo the fives

[@kylereimatanguihan9731]

I already know I'm going to love this series

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

Great video, mate- I always enjoy your content, but this was a real standout.