We BINGED *STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS* Season 1 - The REAL Season 1

[@nationalmayhem8118]

I really want them to go all the way with this because around season 3 or 4, it just becomes the horrors of war

[@mimic1984]

They're watching the entire show, it'll just take a bit longer for it to reach KZbin.

[@warmommyblood3221]

Wait until the umbara with general krell oh boi

[@calistodorren]

They're already done, it's just taking long because TCW is a big series.

[@warmommyblood3221]

@@calistodorren true

[@mimic1984]

@calistodorren What are you even talking about? They've only reaches episode 30 something or 40 something on Patreon.

[@another_julia]

“so we lost hevy and cutup” pour one out for my guy droidbait. never remembered

[@Snoopyfish661]

RIP domino squad

[@HaydenWerren]

The dominoes have fallen

[@MitchisaTurtle]

I wish cut up and droidbait had their own moments instead of getting taken down like some no names

[@Akbar_and_Shaa]

I mean id rather be droidbait. Cutup got it the worst.

[@followeroftheprince]

​@@MitchisaTurtle Unless I'm mistaken, the Domino Squad episode was released after this one. So Hevy and Doirbait **were** nobodies. Just clones who were given names for this episode. They were only made someones after their death

[@mrwatermelo50]

"A feisty one she is" "to Anakin I will send her, HEHE" *laughing while kicking his feet*

[@ncard00]

Why did it say "alien language" when the magnaguard spoke in episode 7 here, the magnaguards are 100% robots, only Griveous is a cyborg, or am I missing something?

[@followeroftheprince]

​@@ncard00 well unless it was speaking like, Basic there's a chance that the subtitles consider Binary (droid language like R2 uses) an alien language.

[@ncard00]

@@followeroftheprinceFair enough, I just figured it would say “droid language” instead then.

[@Tm-dn9ob]

@@ncard00 it might even speak grievous's native language... he trained them personally after all

[@BattleAngelFan99]

Lol, if only Yoda weren't such a little troll, Anakin might not have gone dark side :D Uh, spoilers?

[@mimic1984]

Fun Fact: Dee Bradley Baker, the voice of every single Clone in this series, also makes the creature noises for Appa and Momo in Avatar The Last Airbender, as well as Waddles the pig from Gravity Falls, and countless other roles. 💜

[@gabriellafreund3793]

If it's a cartoon animal, it's probably Dee Bradley Baker.

[@ryan_1099]

The Gravemind too.

[@joshuaedler7041]

Didn’t dee also voice the Chong in Alta (aka the secret tunnel guy)

[@mimic1984]

​@@joshuaedler7041Yes, indeed he did.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

@@ryan_1099 You can kind of hear the "Gravemind" in his "Admiral Trench" voice. You can also hear the similarities in his "talking Appa" moment of the ATLA episode "Nightmares and Daydreams".

[@drugsincheetobags9409]

2:18:30 When you realize Obi-Wan's ''Hello There'' scene in Revenge of the Sith is actually him mocking Grievous

[@PetrPss]

What about A New Hope?

[@drugsincheetobags9409]

@@PetrPss I guess it left a mark on his vocabulary

[@ZayZay2023]

I’m sad they didn’t notice it lol

[@mrzirak792]

What's confusing is that ROTS implies they fought for the first time on Utapau

[@PetrPss]

@@mrzirak792 The Clone Wars retcons a lot.

[@Lunarstarlight_]

"I'm going to watch the young justice season 2 video" *sees this* "I'm going to watch the clone wars season 1 video"

[@ncard00]

I know ahsoka cut Griveous hand off when the explosions were set off on that outpost station, but it always looked to me like her head was cut off in that shot instead.

[@Commander_Shepard.]

"Open both of them in two separate windows and watch them at same time" ^_^

[@gracegaert]

2:40:24 Y’all might not have picked up on it, but Ani and Padme traded droids instead of rings when the got married, so losing R2 was like losing his wedding ring

[@HaydenWerren]

Yep part of the reasons why Anakin was attached to R2

[@complex2live]

Wait really?

[@ncard00]

Yeah, Padme really pulled the short straw on that one.

[@sterthester437]

@@ncard00 In fairness, C-3PO is extremely useful as a nearly universal translator which could be helpful for Padme's senate work. She knows multiple languages herself, but if she doesn't know it C-3PO almost certainly has it covered.

[@andrewhoff8782]

Damn I didnt even know that but that really makes a lot of sense.

[@megaboy767]

You know something really funny? Throughout the entirety of the Clone Wars, Anakin NEVER met Grievous face to face, because in Episode 3, we see Anakin meeting him for the first time (you're shorter than expected). So the show had to deal with that piece of Canon constantly.

[@collinschoenfelder677]

what makes no sense is obi wan shocked when Grevious pulls out the lightsabers to fight him in episode 3

[@lizzieheart709]

The absurd lengths the creative team went to for them to just never cross paths will always be hilarious to me

[@RedEveTillDawn]

personally, I think Dave had fun with that challenge

[@lizzieheart709]

@@RedEveTillDawn oh no doubt. Otherwise it wouldn’t have gotten as goofy as it did. Like all the insane near misses that did not need to be written in

[@collinschoenfelder677]

@The_Real_Mr_Al he says your move? Then Grevious explains that he has been trained in your Jedi arts by count duku

[@Bensen555]

1:58:27 is where they left off last time.

[@tamalock]

God dammit, I wish I just looked in the comments first

[@starkillahx]

Thanks

[@mimic1984]

@Bensen555 Cool to have a marker, but Imma just watch from the beginning. Thanks for your service though, Billy. 💜

[@keanubredenkamp3776]

Tysm

[@Snoopyfish661]

Legend

[@lavagurl0541]

Fun fact about the mace angry fighting commentary at the end: he actually made his own lightsaber form called vaapad to help with his anger issues. It focuses in channeling his anger and the anger of his opponent into justice and strengthens him, which makes him particularly good at fighting dark siders. Some people say he should’ve taught it to anakin to help him out but considering that every single person other than mace himself who learned vaapad Fell Im pretty sure anakin would’ve only worsened much quicker

[@emeraldzack910]

Still a cool fighting style

[@ncard00]

I would rather have Numa’s parents be dead, and Waxer and Boil adopting her.

[@lavagurl0541]

@@ncard00oh 100%. Obi-Wan would’ve helped them hide her aboard ship somewhere…

[@colinvandenberg3446]

I know you guys are excited to watch Ashoka, but you should know that it's the spiritual sequel to "Star Wars Rebels," which is the spiritual sequel to "The Clone Wars." That's 10 total seasons you need to watch to get the most out of "Ashoka" and also not wonder why the character introductions are so quick.

[@brianalambert1192]

Yeah. I feel the ahsoka show won't matter much to someone unless they watch the two first. Which I blame the shared universe concept on

[@100DRAGINMATIONS]

Because of what happened in Star Wars Rebels now the force is more magical than it needs to be.

[@colinvandenberg3446]

@100DRAGINMATIONS Says you. It was pretty magical in the OT, and then Midicholoreans were invented and the Force started to act more like a booster rocket than a mystical energy that binds all living things.

[@jonasquinn7977]

@100DRAGINMATIONS Bro the Force has been explicitly magical since day one

[@100DRAGINMATIONS]

@@colinvandenberg3446 I know that That's why I say more magical than it needs to be.

[@Khadharphak]

2:24:25 The funny thing about that, it's actually worse. Velma didn't get a season 2. They paid for 1 season, then chopped it in half and branded the second half as a season 2, so they wouldn't have to pay their animators for another season and make it seem like it was more popular than it was.

[@MrSpartan993]

The people who made Velma are even bigger losers than the show itself.

[@followeroftheprince]

Wait, really? I thought they just were like, pre-greenlit for season 2. I'm happy it exists however. It let us end the seasons with Velma dead and likely in hell

[@Code_Geass_is_fire]

Plo is the most underrated Jedi in the entire series. He’s one of the strongest Jedi masters on the council. I’m glad they show him more in this show than in the movies.

[@Taylor-rw4le]

Him and Kit Fisto are like the Piccolos of the Star Wars universe in that they don’t have a crazy impact past a certain point but they’ve achieved hood nigga status among the communities

[@cynicat74]

If you didn't know, Plo Koon is actually Dave Filoni's favourite Jedi, which is why he gets so much attention in this show lol

[@ncard00]

If anything, Ahsoka could’ve prevented Anakin’s turn, if the OG triology didn’t exist, and weren’t made first. I always felt Kenobi was too by the book, and he only took care of Anakin cause Qui-Gon wanted him to, and the relationship with Padme was always just physical attraction to me. We never got a proper emotional, long, and deep conversation between Ahsoka and Anakin in the clone wars, with Ahsoka expression her feelings, fears, and thoughts as a young teen girl, child soldier, padawan to the chosen one, and closest witness to Anakin’s dark tendesies, not to mention living by the jedi code, not forming attachments, and not being able to act on emotions like love and intimacy. I would love to see and hear Ahsoka struggle with these things, to make her more human and relatable, and not just a capable warrior and faithful padawan.

[@WardenRose]

Fun fact with the lightsaber length question: Yes, they in fact can change the length at any time! It's a knob that's somewhere on each lightsaber. It's why Vader, in most cases, has a slightly longer blade due to his added height from his cybernetics, or why Yoda's is so short for example. (Yes his handle is smaller but that doesn't mean much for the length.)

[@b3yourself91]

They also have training modes so they don’t kill accidentally while training

[@cameronhermann9400]

Vader also changed the length of his blade a bunch of times when fighting Obi-wan in a New Hope

[@mrcroob8563]

@@cameronhermann9400 I mean the lengths changing in the OT wasn't a story thing it was caused by how they did the lightsaber effect. All off them change lengths constantly in the OT.

[@cameronhermann9400]

@@mrcroob8563 ok, I was just sharing some lore I heard about how Vader fought. Changing his sabers length mid fights to throw off his enemies

[@Gavindoesnotknowhowtoedit]

I wish I could do that 😉 💀

[@plazmatek4958]

2:29:25 i believe the helmets also have some tech inside, providing tactical info, comms, things like that. Im sure you noticed the guns dont exactly have sights, thats something the helmets help with. They basically tell them where to aim the gun.

[@acdragonrider]

Yeah the HUD

[@endycore4920]

Plus minor explosions and shrapnel protection. It's not useless, in fact, it's better armor than the stormtroopers have.

[@fornax5798]

a certain bad batcher has a helmet with tech inside.

[@jacebeleren9290]

To be fair about S1E2 where you meet Anakin and Ashoka for the first time in the show, the Clone Wars movie did come out first as what was effectively a pilot, so you would have known who she is

[@ncard00]

How come they refer to Ahsoka as “they” when she first shows up, when she’s clearly a girl? Just curious, cause yeah, she’s an alien, but still almost a human girl, and the movie came out in 2008, long before pronouns were really a thing. Just like somebody else who complained about “Kira” in death note by default being referred to as a guy. That show is from 2007, and even though, spoilers, the 2nd Kira is a girl, it’s very unlikely for a girl to, concurrently, be genius level smart, have such twisted morals and ethics, and care enough about world peace or domination, for it not to be be a male.

[@Zivin]

@@ncard00 You're looking way to deep into it dude. Lotta people just say "they" naturally without thinking when referring to someone regardless.

[@brianalambert1192]

Speaking in regards to the lurmens refusal to fight even to defend themaelves, i do think it was important for the show to address. The lurmens are now under Republic control. The Republic becomes the Empire. Imagine what probably happened to this planet as a result? At best they got wiped out and fighting with tye jedi bought them a decade before extinction. At worst, enslavement or experimentation

[@ncard00]

Clone wars, and star wars in general is made for kids, they would never notice snow falling slowly while clothing it moving cause of the wind, and movies cheat like that all the time, like ater in the episode when they have a fire burning, the creators literally answered in a behind the scenes DVD what they’re burning in the fire, when there’s nothing to burn on the planet. That’s why adults are so boring, they focus on meaningless details and need to know and explain everything, just keep your childlike innocence and fantastic wonder, and enjoy the show, no wonder so many people get depressed as teens and adults, just stay in your own little world, and don’t care about the serious real life stuff, at least as much as possible, much healthier, and you can’t do anything about it anyway.

[@fornax5798]

I'd like to imagine it was somewhat like Geonosis or an experimental ground for weapons due to the lack of resistance.

[@connorboyle2585]

It's so middle of nowhere with nothing of value it could have just been ignored like it was for a large chunk of the clone wars. Though being a fully alien population if the empire did give it any attention that species probably doesn't exist anymore.

[@kjj26k]

​@@ncard00 That was a lotta words but not one idea communicated.

[@mr_yoru5834]

I think the main point of the arc is to draw parallels to the Jedi. By fighting in the war, the Jedi are degrading their values, which ultimately contributes to their downfall. These episodes premiered early on, though, and it's clear the showrunners weren't yet settled on the vibe the show should have overall. There are other episodes that come later that do a much better job of making these points, I think.

[@mrsebros]

The Jedi that dies at 1:30:58 is named "Ima-Gun Di," and it is the only episode he ever appears in. Lmao.

[@KayveePlays]

3:17:14 i believe the lore reason for the poor aim is because of production quality, because a lot of clone trooper AND stormtrooper equipment was mass produced it had a variety of flaws, its why some clones shoot better than others because they've lived long enough to know where to actually aim to hit.

[@QuanTumm1357]

Also this is still in Phase 1 armour era so it gave good protection against light blaster shots and debris but was very cumbersome and uncomfortable. That’s why they switched to Phase 2 armour since they had more clones and could afford to trade a little protection for a little extra comfort, manoeuvrability and individualism.

[@sandorfalusi3486]

Bad aim is a meme at this point and the creators know it. In New Hope at the beginning aim was just fine, when the empire attacked Leia’s ship the crew fell left and right. And then Obi Wan said that the Jawa sandcrawler wasn’t attacked by sand people because the aim was too good, and it was probably stormtroopers. But then during the escape from the Death Star the stormtrooper aim suddenly turns to crap. But it is addressed in the same movie, when both Leia says that they let them go, and then Tarkin confirms it later. The stormtroopers were ordered to shoot bad. But all everyone remembers later is that the stormtroopers have bad aim. And so the meme is born.

[@XionDarkblood13]

So, irl reason they don’t mess with sabers is the writers just don’t do it and it could be really op. In lore reason it’s basically “dishonorable” to do that shit. Even Sith think so. There was a dark Jedi who did, Exar Kun, he made a sick lightsaber that could do basically all the cool stuff. Extend to twice the length, shorten to half, intensify the beam to cut through beskar, reduce the power so lightsabers pass through it. It was a normal size handle but also a double sided saber. He was, arguably, the greatest lightsaber duelist to ever exist and he didn’t really like using any of those tricks because he prided himself on being so good. Basically if he felt a duel was boring or he was getting frustrated he would use his lightsabers extra features. It also makes choreography for lightsaber duels extremely weird. You would have to invent a very strange fighting style for weapons that extend and retract and disappear at will. It wouldn’t be very cinematic and look really awkward. Sword fighting in movies is a classic trope that is understood by writers and audiences and messing with the formula that much would be difficult. Jedi are actually extremely dangerous with blasters as well, but as obi-wan says, the Jedi and Sith consider them “uncivilized”. The ability to use the force to predict a targets movement and all external factors make a Jedi marksman extremely accurate and deadly but Jedi are not about offense and a blaster is for killing people. Sith think it’s too boring and killing should be done up close. There are examples of each in legends lore but really those things would make force wielders even more over powered than they already are.

[@ncard00]

Almost all stories don’t do the obvious thing to get quick results for plot reasons, like jedi just force choking or force pulling at then stabbing every opponent who’s not a force user themselves, just how it is, shows the weakness of human emotions, compared to cold, calculated AI logic.

[@EmberQuill]

Honor is part of it, and I believe that's the official lore explanation, but honestly I think there are so many ways that trying to be tricky with your lightsaber could backfire horribly that most Jedi and Sith probably wouldn't bother. Swing "through" your opponent's lightsaber by reducing the power or switching it off or whatever, and now you can't block so you better hope you're a lot faster than your opponent or you're doomed.

[@XionDarkblood13]

@ iirc, Exar Kun used the force to control it at essentially the speed of thought. It was physical “switches” but he used the force to manipulate the mechanisms much faster than the traditional on/off switch on the saber itself. He was extremely overpowered and they had to use trickery to trap him on Yavin IV. Ultimately though it’s a narrative can of worms no one, not even me despite loving the concept, wants opened. It just ends up being “why didn’t X just increase the length of the saber to do Y?” ad infinum whenever a writer wants a duel to have tension. The fans do this enough with the vagueness of the force already, so they don’t need another avenue of that. Even if it was explored in a single one-shot story it would raise questions no one can answer. Canonically Vader has the ability to adjust his saber length on the fly he just doesn’t. It’s a cool idea that will cause more problems than it’s worth and would lessen lightsaber fights in the long run.

[@acdragonrider]

Huttese has been a language in Star Wars as long as the world has been around....

[@Channelthatprovidesplaylists]

Yo acdragonrider used to watch your clone wars adventures machinama back in the day. Some of them seem to be missing though. Did you delete them or something?

[@ncard00]

The Ryloth arc was the first arc were the music really stood out and was memorable to me.

[@leorojas6390]

Dang, you guys really made my morning for uploading the whole first season of The Clone Wars. And i haven't even got my coffee yet.

[@ncard00]

Hondo is heavily inspired by Johnny Depp’s Jack Sparrow, of course, but he’s still so unique in his own way, and fits perfectly into star wars, any episode with focus on Hondo, you know it’s gonna be good.

[@ladrac198]

One of my clearest childhood memories is catching the premiere of the Clone Wars with my family.

[@jneumy566]

I just realized, if George Lucas didn't include the one little Jar Jar cameo in Revenge of the Sith, Dave Filoni would've been well within his power to kill Jar Jar in Clone Wars

[@ncard00]

Lightsabers can cut literally ANYTHING, so if Ahsoka pressed her lightsaber long enough against that prison cell force field where Gunray was, and Ventress kicked her into, she would be able to break it, but also, it being a force fields, the hole would only be the very small diameter of the lightsaber, so not sure if the rest of the field would shut down from a single tiny hole, please someone elaborate on this.

[@sterthester437]

Ahsoka was rather decisive at first, but I also really liked her from the start. I think a lot of people forgot she's also only 14 when the series begins. Also, unsure if you've already begun watching the Ahsoka's show or not, or Rebels, but if you've not you definitely want to watch Rebels before Ahsoka.

[@complex2live]

Most definitely, because there is a certain mystery from Ahsoka that is built up from Rebels

[@sterthester437]

@@complex2live Yeah, not only would Ahsoka's show spoil certain things from Rebels, many things also just won't make as much sense and lack the impact they would otherwise have.

[@doctorsno906]

If they do that they should watch bad batch before rebels

[@vanguardgaming1779]

Sean/Boom: “He looks like the boss from Destiny’s house of wolves” Me: *finally someone understands how I feel*

[@ncard00]

After clone wars, there’s another animated show called “tales of the jedi”, with six short episodes, where 3 focus on Dooku, you should definately react to it, makes him a lot more interesting, and makes you enjoy and respect him much more as a villain.

[@xaleypoo4779]

4:53:55 Fun fact: The maneuver Ahsoka uses with her Venator is called the Marg Sabl. It was first featured in the Star Wars Legends book Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn, being used by the Imperial Grand Admiral Thrawn in the ISD Chimaera in the opening of the book. (The whole Thrawn trilogy is a masterpiece if you guys are into books or audiobooks) Dave Filoni is a big fan of Zahn and decided to use the Marg Sabl in this episode. Later on in the Disney Star Wars book Thrawn: Alliances, also by Zahn, Thrawn would come to learn about the Marg Sabl as a move created by Ahsoka and would use it a few times during the Disney Thrawn books.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

"Ahsoka's not the type to-" Talks over the entire scene where Ahsoka's acting like that.

[@draco_meteor]

LETS GOOOOOOO guess my afternoon’s set

[@ncard00]

The facial animations in ep 6 season 2 were always SO much worse than any other episode, they must’ve really needed to save money here.

[@Superplushbros98]

Sooo true

[@Aqua1515]

I thought I was going crazy not seeing their clone wars and young justice videos so happy they did continue it on Patreon. PLEASE KEEP GOING ON BOTH SHOWS!

[@mimic1984]

@@Aqua1515 They plan on it.

[@druesimpson1137]

Something people keep forgetting is that R2 is Padmes droid and C3PO is anakin's. The exchange them instead of rings for there forbidden marriage

[@ncard00]

Ahsoka and Luminara could’ve force crushed that escape pod ventress was in, when it was right in front of them, if they were as powerful as Starkiller…

[@aidanbanteah-yuselew7359]

“An unexpected surprise but a welcome one”

[@Raged_Consumer]

"A suprise, to be sure, but a welcome one."

[@RyderDunei]

the thing alot of people say about the clone wars is that the main characters are actually Ahsoka and the clones, feels more and more true the further you watch

[@tezlaactual6582]

also fun fact, the separatist ship engine drones were based on the drone of the old zeppelins and heavy bombers of WW1 and WW2 and in legends after the clone wars Jar Jar became a street performer on Naboo after he was exiled by the Gunguns for proposing emergency powers to Palpatine which allowed him to become emperor

[@ncard00]

The 510st clone battallion is Anakin’s division, each general has their own numbered clone division, and they’re blue, which means Rex is Anakin’s clone captain, and Obi-Wan’s is yellow, so Cody is his commander. And Ahsoka is a commander, so her rank is higher than Rex’s rank of captain, why he answers to her when Anakin isn’t there. And admiral Yularen is the admiral in charge of Anakin’s venator, the Resoloute, the giant ships that become star destroyers later, and I believe each general has a fleet of 3 venators, with only an admiral for the main one.

[@frostbite4859]

Fun fact, there is a R2 vs R3 bossbattle in the clone wars lego game. The game is amazing btw, stays very accurate to what you see in the show while being very fun. One of the best features is the large scale battles that you can participate in, where you command like 20-30 clones and ride big vehicles. Would highly recomend you guys play it, one of the best lego games ever

[@ncard00]

In that outpost episode, where Ahsoka fought Griveous, and he was about to kill Rex, it mirrors exactly when Anakin and Kenobi fought Dooku in attack of the clones, and Anakin jumped in and saved him, only here Griveous pulled out another saber, instead of kenobi throwing his to Anakin for him to use 2 against Dooku.

[@RedEveTillDawn]

Anakin is just absolute chaos in that first episode! It's cool to watch it chronologically, I haven't done that yet.

[@Ethan-qp3co]

Its science FICTION. You’ll never run out of things to nitpick if you apply logic to everything, just try and enjoy it. If everyone did exactly what they should do the episodes would only be 5 minutes long lol

[@roxtechs]

Glad they watching timeline order. Can’t wait for the crazy long video of all seasons 😂

[@sptheprodigy_0398]

Rex is calling Slick “kid” because Rex is one of the first batch of clones made, so he’s older than a lot of them on the battlefield. Even if it’s by a year or a few months, they have accelerated aging so he’s aging faster than normal people would

[@ncard00]

In another episode, Anakin and Ahsoka used the force to soften/slow their landing, also from a very great height, but they don’t have to.

[@tarroes8797]

There isnt really a difference between "Padawan" and "Padawan Learner". Its just two different ways to say the same thing. Like how "Pupil" and "Student" usually mean the same thing.

[@justalemon965]

I was looking for this comment. And yeah, Padawan Learner is just like Jedi Knight. You can always say Jedi or Padawan, but there is a longer fuller title.

[@FunWithPhill]

PLEASE keep watching more frequently. Season 3-4 and on is some of the best written stuff I’ve seen

[@Easy_Skanking]

One thing that is difficult to portray on screen is the various ways the Jedi use the Force. When blocking blaster bolts, it's not about the Jedi's reaction speed, but his connection with the Force. In novels it is described as the Jedi just concentration on the connection while letting yourself go with the will of the Force. It is what is moving them to block, or dodge. They many times are not aware of how long they have been doing the activity or sometimes even what is currently happening. Some other powers are morale boost to allies, coordinating and organizing large troop strategy, endurance boosts, sensing life forces and emotional states, beast empathy and communication, and aura reading from objects and places. There are more across all the media. Some just don't show easily.

[@Mrryn]

I mean that's fair, a lot of media don't go into the expansive powers capable through the Force especially from Legends sources or things seen in the games. That said, their weird hangup on Jedi deflecting blaster bolts with ease is one of the worst examples considering that was there since the beginning in Episode 4 with Luke training with the blast shield on the helmet down. And again in Episode 5 with Yoda teaching a bunch of toddler younglings using the same method. Allowing the Force to see beyond your sight and both enhance and guide your movements is one of the few powers they've actually illustrated very clearly. The guys are just airheads. lol

[@Easy_Skanking]

@@Mrryn As I have said before, they are Sorta Stupid. LOL At least they are up front about it. 😉

[@CaptainMcTubeSnoot]

You guys keep saying you want to see the Ahsoka show. You are watching the Ahsoka show. The bulk of her story is here in this series. Don't forget Tales of the Jedi and Rebels as well.

[@sfinkspl8003]

"This is where the fun begins"

[@Mrryn]

3:17:22 Well 1) The Jedi literally have minor precognition through the Force. Some stronger than others, but you literally see it with children and with Luke when he's first learning - they are trained with blinded vision to deflect blaster shots from a training droid. They aren't reacting to the blasts as they are being fired but seeing them ahead of time and responding appropriately. 2) The Force also can enhance your physical abilities even for short bursts. We see these guys jump up to incredible heights, leap from the stratosphere and land on the ground unassisted, superspeed down a hallway in the opening scene of Episode 1, and Yoda, normally needing to use a cane, can the next second start leaping and flipping like a green Sonic the Hedgehog. Not sure why "enhanced reflexes" is such a hard sell. And 3) Remember Order 66...enough aimed shots at close range can still kill some Jedi pretty effectively. So it's not 100% especially if they have the element of surprise.

[@vamble363]

btw huts are a species, jabas not the only one, also for the extending saber thing, very few sabers can do that, one of the ancient sith was known for that, but you need the proper blade and hilt to do so

[@Txrterra]

Hevy is my 3rd favorite character in the show, 2nd favorite clone. So happy he got the same reactions that I gave him

[@anothertexanbull4039]

Just for the record, at 27:15 the clone went in for a punch because his blaster got shot out of his hands. It happened really quick and most people miss that detail.

[@inspector_beyond]

Having no markers on this video on which episode is what is kinda crazy. Glad that there are already people who found the point which wasnt shown on the channel.

[@ncard00]

Fun fact, Anakin’s clone wars VA Matt Lanter does a really good clone wars pirates impression, he did it at a con panel I remember.

[@if_paradox]

4:55:57 the show keeps going and keeps progressively getting better and is quite literally one of the biggest influences on all of the Star Wars story at this point it basically starts to feel like all of the movies are just the beginnings and ends of certain points and these shows like Clone Wars are the main body of everything that's happening in the universe

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Also it's cool that anakin did meant the angel species when him and Obi-Wan went to that planet for an antidote

[@nathanielreik6617]

And honestly they don't seem to be the most beautiful creatures in the universe to me.

[@meditatedgold2861]

Soo about it bro , great way to spend a morning fr , thx my dudes keep up the great work its appreciated

[@brentonarp322]

Anakin is a war hero, and a war criminal. And that's why he's the chosen one, he is the most 'human' person we see in all of Star Wars.

[@BattleAngelFan99]

The look of The Clone wars improved as it went on. This series was a comfort to me during a pretty bad time in my life when I couldn't seem to find good work and felt absolutely terrible that I was relying on food stamps to eat. I don't know how many of these you guys plan to see, I hope you get to season 7, epically good, or at least the final 4 episodes.

[@solei5678]

Hope you enjoy! The animated Star Wars shows are great and expand so much of the lore. Ashoka’s evolution and growth is amazing.

[@mr.pudding6275]

0:51, Anakin is a Jedi Knight not a padawan. He was knighted in the animated show Star Wars: Clone Wars made in 2003.

[@quenni5286]

I need all season + rebels, really enjoyed this 5 hours cut- keep it up guys

[@Chr0ma5]

"What if ahsoka is the reason why anakin turn" ...weeeeell...not exactly but

[@k9commander]

She's part of a long list.

[@HaydenWerren]

A list of reasons some good and bad

[@mrsebros]

You might have noticed the ''Downfall of a Droid'' arc (with the gold astromech) looks worse than all the other episodes you've watched. The reason for that is those episodes were actually the first ones they ever animated, so they look kinda rough and have some weird music in them.

[@jonathonsirlord8251]

21:12 actually they have a Clone trooper Division Squad that Seeks & terminates any Awol Clones

[@Gatewave]

I really really hope that you guys are willing to watch Star Wars Rebels after this, and before Mandalorian/Ahsoka. Trust me, those last two shows have so much more of a payoff if you do. Particularly Ahsoka which is basically just Rebels season 5 and most of those characters are introduced/fleshed out in Rebels, which also happens to contain some of the absolute best Star Wars

[@ncard00]

Quick space lesson: a system, meaning a star with planets, both in star wars and in real life, is always named after the name of the star, or if there are multiple stars, the biggest one, or commonly the biggest twin stars, like the closest star system to us, alpha centauri, which is why our system is called the solar system, no other system has a star called the sun, only our star. And the reason the the malevolence could fly so close to the Abrigardo star, is cause it’s a red dwarf star, much smaller and cooler than our sun, but it can be more active and violent on the other hand.

[@justindavid2996]

You guys keep wondering why this wasn't released in chronological order, and if I remember correctly, when episodes in the same season weren't in order, it was just because the later episode was finished first, hence released first. The reason for arcs jumping to different seasons because sometimes, Lucas or Filoni just wants to make a prequel for an already finished episode.

[@MEGAHEAD17]

You guys gotta play either Co-Op or Supremacy in Star Wars: Battlefront II. If you play either the Republic or Sepratists, it feels like you’re IN the Clone War.

[@Fiddlefiddle5000-qv1ly]

Tell me is the game still alive or is it dead. I ear that in the playstation still has a solid gamer base

[@MEGAHEAD17]

it depends on the platform I think. My boys and I play on Xbox and it’s hit or miss on if we get full lobbies.

[@austinsauls6364]

At 4:48:56 they’re actually from space New Zealand. The actor who played Jango Fett, and the clones in the movies is from New Zealand.

[@EpicRandomness555]

I mean hey, I watched Clones Wars in the order it was released as, and I just understood when it was showing me something that came before.

[@skits_3d824]

3:29:44 That's Grievous before his accident and turning into a cyborg. So there are two stories to go over with that. One where Grievous lost his wife and entire people thanks to the republic aka Palpatine. Then there's the Disney version. Might I recommend checking out the EU version? It's way better.

[@mimic1984]

See y'all in about up to 3 months for the season 2 video, Billy! (I'm only messing, I'm just glad y'all are going through the entire show. I'm perfectly fine by waiting a bit longer to get the show as long as we get the entire thing eventually. 💜

[@davidmullins1905]

Can't wait for them to watch the Umbara arc

[@mimic1984]

@davidmullins1905 And the Brothers stuff (not saying the names for obvious reasons) and the Mortis Arc, and eventually the Siege of Mandalore...these boys will be bawling by the finale and I can't wait.

[@calistodorren]

@@mimic1984 They're already done, it's just taking long because TCW is a big series.

[@calistodorren]

@@davidmullins1905 They're already done, it's just taking long because TCW is a big series.

[@slandracon3853]

Droids being second (hell third!) Class citizens has always been a weirder talking point in Star Wars.

[@MrSpartan993]

Yup.

[@cynicat74]

Would you care about giving your toaster the right to vote? It's just that kind of mentality. People don't think droids are "sentient", and are just programmed to replicate sapience. You can't feel them through the force, so a lot of people probably also think they don't have souls. It's not fair, and I don't agree with it, but I can see why that mentality exists in their universe.

[@if_paradox]

This show starts hitting some CRAZY arcs after season 1 and 2 ish it isn't just liberating planets anymore and it starts going places you don't expect

[@SpacialRend7]

I really like how we got to see more of General Grievous in this version the Clone Wars series. It’s cool that he became an iconic character throughout the franchise, beginning with Genndy Tartatovsky’s take on Clone Wars and Revenge of the Sith.

[@ccsam1516]

Every season gets noticably better and better in quality (in every aspect) It kinda plateaus at season 5 and 6, but still, lots of captivating stories all over. In season 7, the final arc might as well be a movie. Can't wait for you guys to get further along

[@Beta_Knight]

I’ll save this for tomorrow to start off my weekend. Love this show so much.

[@mimic1984]

Oh oh sure the ONE time I sleep in a little longer, this drops, lol. 💜

[@stingerbrg]

2:09:48 You need to finish The Clone Wars AND Rebels before Ahsoka. Mostly Rebels.

[@HaydenWerren]

And Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett

[@MagicalBread]

These guys have no idea the can of worms they just opened. Every piece of canon Star Wars media is connected (for better or for worse).

[@stingerbrg]

@@HaydenWerren There's one episode of Mandalorian that serves as a prologue to the Ahsoka series, but other than that it and BoBF aren't connected to Ahsoka's plot.

[@keyblademasterclark]

​@@HaydenWerrenwhy BoBF? I got through three or four episodes before I dropped it

[@LuxLoser]

Just gonna say, I think "Jabba the Hutt" is sort of like "Tony the Sicillian" or "Frank the Irishman". He's a crimeboss whose network is so big *outside* of Hutt space, he's *THE* Hutt to most of the galaxy's rich and powerful.

[@unfuddled1889]

been waiting for this, was so close to buying pateron to watch clone wars, but i'm a uni student so cant really spend money on non esential, love it, hopefully i can pay u back later

[@ZackMuffinMan]

2:09:45 You should watch Rebels before the Ahsoka show. It's a direct continuation of Rebels. You may also want to watch Mandalorian before Ahsoka as well (that's where she was reintroduced).

[@endycore4920]

I agree, Rebels is an essential show for the Ahsoka show. And then Mando and Fett before that ...

[@MrCooleb]

They could watch tales of the jedi before rebels as it doesn't necessarily spoil anything but they would have to watch tales of the empire after ahsoka.

[@endycore4920]

@@MrCooleb Tales of shows are great, but i think they could watch it after Rebels. Its not important show, "only" addition of the lore

[@MichaelChill]

“These droids just killed our clones”😭😂😂

[@HaydenWerren]

Literally every episode ever

[@Mrryn]

3:21:52 Yeah Luminara...you really had that, didn't you? "Amateurish and sloppy," yet here she is under a pile of rubble about to die (ironic, knowing the episode with her Padawan...) and needing to be saved. I believe she is a good person but Master Luminara is the perfect representation of everything wrong with the Jedi at this time. Overtly good people with good intentions but way, wayyy too lost in the sauce of strict dogma. To the point where they are genuinely arrogant and dismissive of people "below" them - whether that's younger Jedi like Ahsoka or ones with a "less Jedi approach" like Anakin. Ahsoka literally warned Luminara about Ventress and offered to help but was downplayed and her concerns completely dismissed. Same deflection occurs with her and Anakin later. Even some Jedi who treat the clones under their command as subhuman, numbers to be utilized. Too many Jedi, especially in high positions of influence, missing the forest for the trees. Hardlining the Code so much, becoming some stringent, that they lost the basics of what the Code is meant to accomplish: to protect the innocent and life in the galaxy, stand for justice, and exercise genuine balance in patience, wisdom, and compassion.

[@landonward9712]

This was my whole day at work listening to this it was amazing. Seriously listening to the banter and the Star Wars talk I loved all of this can’t wait for more to come

[@Jaysin999]

I need a season 2, i wasnt able to watch this all in the proper order, i just watched wat was up next in the release order which as u guys mentioned, doesnt follow a timeline in the way they r released. Id love to watch this again for the 15th time

[@OversizedMonkey]

I love how this show is so good to me, that I can casually watch 5+ hours of reaction videos to it, and feel it was time well spent 😂 Just absolutely content to see other fans feeling the same excitement I felt

[@canadianbakin1304]

when people say "Clone wars is for kids" im just like yeah no its not

[@kristopherwillis8075]

Facts 🎯

[@canadianbakin1304]

@@kristopherwillis8075 i cant wait for them to see Rebels as much as i hated the lightsaber design

[@adambump5297]

Ahsoka Tano was probably the most hated Star Wars character since Jar-Jar she was basically the original Rey I personally didn't have a positive or negative reaction to her at the beginning but as the show went on we saw Ahsoka grow up and develop as a character and she really grew on me as the Clone Wars went on now Ahsoka is easily in the top 5 of my favorite Star Wars characters.

[@thebesposeidon]

AHSOKA IS HERE !

[@Fire-mm4dh]

Finally I’ve waited forever for this video release!!

[@g_621]

One of my favorite things about this series is how you get to see everyone learn and grow but become super jaded. The Clone Wars only lasts 3 years and as crazy as it seems, in season 1 Anakin is 19 and Ahsoka is about 14. By the last season, Anakin is 22 and ready to become Darth Vader and Ahsoka is 17 and has to watch the only family /friends she’s ever known be destroyed by the man who essentially raised her. And the craziest part is that Ahsoka is so clearly a version of Anakin that was properly nurtured. As lenient as Obi-Wan was with Anakin and as much as he loved him, he still put the Jedi order first which clearly played a part in Anakin’s downfall. Meanwhile Anakin trained Ahsoka the same way Obi-Wan trained him but also made sure not to completely stifle her emotions and empathy for others, he helped her keep her humanity (for lack of a better word) and imagine if that had been properly done for him

[@nixia64]

Uploading the whole binge in one video is honestly a great move

[@Kenya263]

Love, the fact that there’s the Billy inside joke. Your only way to find out is by watching adventure time

[@hunterwise5156]

Been a month really hoping yall are gonna do a video for every season

[@mimic1984]

It's funny that Ahsoka went from the Star Wars community absolutely hating her for the most part, to her becoming one of the most celebrated and beloved characters in the franchise. 💜

[@price5647]

I believe it the original idea was that it was supposed to be an anthology series focusing on scale of the clonewars with no set story line but that was scraped part way though so they added episodes to fill in gaps to create a story line

[@101Leprecaun]

My uncle actually worked on the Clone Wars before it was cancelled on CN back in 2012. The reason was actually because certain things usually didn't line up to make them work. Either the episodes needed more work (usually technologies needed to be more fleshed out to account for more assets being used in the animation) or they would finish one episodes production ahead of another and would change the order (this is why the Clovis arc happens in Season 6 instead of during Season 5 after the Ahsoka arc, also why it has 20 episodes instead of the usual 22.) There was one episode I do remember George specifically adding just because a throwaway character that he liked, I believe it was the one that ending up being Savages third episode where he kills King kutunco? Episodes per season changed in season 7 afterwards because Disney wanted to move forward with new, post-lucas content (that's putting it mildly, it took a lot of lobbying and personal initial funding from filoni and plinkett if I remember right to do a brief aninatic for it, which was the trailer the released teasing Season 7. Season 6, obviously, is a compilation of episodes meant for Season 6 that was finished prior to cartoon networks cancellation and Disney's buyout of lucasfilm and star wars. Netflix picked up the rights and was allowed to air the finished episodes, and for a time they released this season as the lost episodes which had a bonus feature of a few unfinished arcs (sound and everything was completed, though the animatic never made it past preprod.)

[@bigorange2082]

Without spoilers, you will see Anakin’s darker side bubbling to the surface. I won’t say when and where, but’s it’s amazing. This whole series gets better with every season. The final two seasons will blow your mind.

[@IcyTorments]

13:07 to answer that question fellas itd be considered selfcest i believe dont ask how i know that either lmao

[@KingsBard]

I'd say it's closer to incest than selfcest, or perfectly right in-between

[@themasteronhigh1665]

I love that these guys enjoy these shows. Especially ones that don't get as much love like pirates 3 and Clone wars series 1. For this reason, I formally request Doctor Who. A show that desperately needs this positivity.

[@Echolightr]

Yes, thank you for this! Been waiting, hope to see the whole season!!

[@TylorHanson]

Keep In mind that this movie takes place a month after attack of the clones you can see how much Anikan improved sense he got his hand cut off

[@austinwilburn1772]

As of February 4th, there has been 37,514 Clone troopers *On-Screen* deaths. This is counting every official Star Wars visual media, counting all movies and tv series.

[@JustJoe24]

Ahsoka is just, my favorite star wars character of all time. I can't wait to watch this with you all!

[@alexfischer7876]

First 2003 TMNT, now The Clone Wars... _You're in for a bumpy ride. _*_In both cases._*