Why am I attracted to EVERYONE in *STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS*

[@DoubleAA_Editor]

Hey guys! Editor here, hope you enjoyed the reaction! I know there was some debate on what the correct order was for this show, but we will be sticking with the chronological order! Sorry for those who wanted release order. Also! Since Alex and I won't be putting the episodes in the title or thumbnail, here is the list of episodes he watched for this video: Season 3 Episode 1: Clone Cadets Season 3 Episode 3: Supply Lines Season 1 Episode 1: Ambush Season 1 Episode 2: Rising Malevolence Season 1 Episode 3: Shadow of Malevolence Season 1 Episode 4: Destroy Malevolence Season 1 Episode 5: Rookies I'll try to make sure to leave this comment every vid! Much love!

[@mimic1984]

Doing the Lord's work, good sir! Keep it up! 💜

[@nine7937]

Oh don't worry, chronological works better for story itself. Thank you for your work ^-^

[@DankBlitzwing]

I love what you did with the Jamaican Grievous edits. I literally never want these to stop. 😆😆

[@Scoutdeath572]

Please do us and Alex a favor and skip all of Jar Jar's episodes! :p

[@nine7937]

@Scoutdeath572 Nah, let him experience them too

[@thechad4485]

When Obi Wan comments that Padme “sure knows her way around,” he’s commenting that Padme is interestingly familiar with the layout and features of Anakin’s ship. Throughout that show, Obi Wan constantly drops hints that he knows that Anakin and Padme have some sort of relationship. He’s just too sassy to say it outright.

[@Bearded_Nerd94]

Rex in season 7 outright covering for Anakin with Obi Wan so Anakin and Padme can be alone together lol

[@Drakefance5]

There's a deleted scene from ep 2 (might have been 3) where Obiwan talks to Padme and straight up tells her that he's aware she's in a relationship with Anakin but he tolerates it because she's the only thing that makes Anakin happy. Obi's a real bro.

[@Cubus-zapasowy]

Jedi Council (or at least Yoda) knew. In one episode of season 2, they suspect one of the senators is a Separatists' spy, so they ask Anakin to persuade Padme to spy on him. Yoda even says that "nobody is closer to senator Amidala, than Skywalker". They knew.

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

I honestly believe Anakin is 50% sexual/romantic and 50% highest alma mater doctorate engineering teacher whenever he's alone with padme.🤣

[@aacm1259]

@@Bearded_Nerd94 and Obi Wan promptly reminding them that if they are going to try and fool him, they are going to need to do a lot better than that.

[@alexprendes7370]

“I’m not about to cry over a cartoon” oh you will

[@MichaelZimmerman-zl8zz]

"Are they gonna be the Bad Batch?" Well...

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Technically…

[@Giddog40]

One of ‘em at least

[@SubbedInKanji]

One of em makes it lol

[@MichaelZimmerman-zl8zz]

@@Giddog40 His name will Echo through time and space forever.

[@Giddog40]

@@MichaelZimmerman-zl8zz good one

[@BOI28]

1:01:20 "I've never been intimidated by Grievous. There are a lot of other WAY MORE intimidating bad folks in Star Wars." We must get this man to watch the 2003 Clone Wars series immediately, Grievous is an entirely different animal in that show.

[@davidpeacock7186]

SO TRUE, I always subconsciously have that Grevious in my head and way like "How could you not be intimidated by this guy"

[@brendan_kramer]

Facts I wanted him to watch the micro series

[@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.

[@Cubus-zapasowy]

Still funny for me.

[@deusvult6164]

she is pretty annoying until season three so yeah

[@ssilent8202]

@@deusvult6164amen

[@randobando8354]

That's called character development, something Star Wars truly needs

[@kzillajr]

and then for a lot of people, went back to hating her in her own series.

[@RobbHollen]

My favorite clone is Dee Bradley Baker, who does the voice for EVERY clone, but is able to imbue each one with their own distinct personality, no matter how much (or how little) time we get to spend with them. A master class in voice acting.

[@Briansgate]

Truth. What an amazing job making so many clones sound like different people.

[@silbernehand_]

35:49 This line is so famous around fans for a reason! Most people in the republic, including most senators, think of clones as nothing more than bio-droids, created to simple fight and die, nothing more. Plo Koon is one of the Jedi who is well known for his care about his soldiers. His battalion, the 104th "wolf pack", even writes "Plo's bros" on the side of their gunships, including a picture of him and two clones.

[@Cubus-zapasowy]

They just wanted people to like Plo Koon, because he's Dave Filoni's favourite Jedi.

[@TikkiYT]

@@Cubus-zapasowythey did a great job

[@Suno6723]

Btw it’s 104th not 114

[@silbernehand_]

@@Suno6723 You are right, my bad. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@BlapwardKrunkle]

The tragedy of the droids is they are never given the same respect, even with all the evidence pointing towards that expectation

[@maja.z.pszczola]

One of the small details I really like about the Prequels and Clone Wars is how R2 and 3PO seamlessly switch places with each other. R2 is so deeply connected to flying with Anakin, and 3PO helping Padmé around, you sometimes forget that they initially belonged to the other beforehand. They also fit their personalities so well. Also, if you don’t know, the switch happens at the wedding. The droids are the only thing they have with them, and are therefore each other’s gifts.

[@Night_Light9123]

They are practically each other's wedding rings. I only hope one day I can get engaged/married to something with a symbol such as that

[@Julianthebagel]

Top three clones 1. Fives (he had his own arc later in the show which I won’t spoil) 2. Crosshair (character in bad batch who I won’t tell you anything about) 3. Rex (always great)

[@jessicaable5095]

Nice 😄 I had the same but in a different order. Rex, Fives and Crosshair for me

[@margarethood]

Yep, this👆

[@Marktec]

I swapped Tech for Rex, otherwise, I agree!

[@bigsose6454]

crosshair is the goat

[@charlotte_L_pichu]

very similar to my list so over all grate pick

[@saltymisfit6566]

Alex grasped what truly makes the clone wars so exceptional is the fact that yes they are clones but each one is their own individual as well

[@lilithsellie8976]

I feel like Alex's editor deserves a Nobel Peace Prize specifically for all the things that we DONT see that they do.

[@mimic1984]

Alex knowing absolutely nothing that's ahead of him makes me so happy. 💜

[@mightyyoshiyt6772]

I wanna give him, you and the guy below me a smooch on the lips

[@IWEY_]

@@mightyyoshiyt6772 really? 😳

[@shreksswamp1182]

100% honestly i feel like thats all of us though... I was reluctant to watch it for so long. Took me like 2 years to finish the first 25 episodes, than i eventually got covid (in 2020) and decided to give it another chance. Legit watched nearly 24/7 while i was sick that week, and didn't probably do anything else for another month to finish it lmao.

[@customink1576]

"Have you not developed your cough, yet?" Interesting fact - when Grievous appeared in the 2003 Clone Wars series, he didn't have a cough, and was way more intimidating and posed more of a threat. He developed the cough near the end when Mace Windu force crushed his chest. Its final episode led straight into Revenge of the Sith, hence the cough. 2008 Clone Wars kinda forgot about that.

[@calyssmarviss]

At least they didn’t forget that he never met Anakin before RotS xD

[@ratiii5518]

In comic Grievous have trouble with his lungs since Dooku change him into machine

[@jakubgodyn7413]

I didn't forget. 2008 series decanonise the 2003 one

[@packedentertainment2866]

33:38 It’s so adorable to see how much Ashoka cares for Plo Koon & sees him as a father figure

[@joshuamattingly1232]

I thinks that’s because in the lore Plo-Koon was the one who found Ahsoka when she was a child and Plo-Koon is already just an absolute chad of a character.

[@packedentertainment2866]

@@joshuamattingly1232 yeah, I love that. The only thing I don’t like is that we see her care about him in the clone wars so much as a father figure but then after order 66 she never even mentions him once. I found it weird. Like at least in the Ashoka series she should’ve mentioned him. I thought it was odd.

[@joshuamattingly1232]

@@packedentertainment2866 I understand that but maybe she either just doesn’t want to bring up that memory, or it wouldn’t have made sense in any other conversations we see with her later on in the other series, as for the Ahsoka series itself I haven’t watched any of it except for a few small snippets so I know practically nothing about it plot wise.

[@packedentertainment2866]

@@joshuamattingly1232 oh, I guess that makes sense. Similar to how (spoilers) she tried repressing Anakin during rebels when she finally gets confronted by vader & refuses to see him as Anakin. Also unrelated, but referring to your other statement, you should totally watch the Ashoka series, it’s pretty good. Specifically the Ashoka/Anakin stuff, the villains are also pretty likable. Sabine & Hera felt extremely out of place in this show & Sabine whole storyline the whole season was just aggravating. But you should still watch it nonetheless, you won’t regret it … at least i’d hope not:

[@justjerryh]

@@packedentertainment2866If I remember correctly, she thought about him in the "Ahsoka" book where we can see her struggle to adapt to the after order 66 time

[@bloodaggie859]

I was confused first time too when Plo said "Their signal is weak, they must be nearby" I think it was meant more like "Their signal is too weak to be transmitted to somewhere far away, so they are close"

[@Corvus.Gaming]

This makes sense, since the ion-cannon has disabled all power, meaning that those pods have to run on some kind of auxilliary power unit that probably generates just enough power to keep up life-supports and the emergency frequency for the comms, thus resulting in a pretty weak signal

[@vidyajamesu]

I think that's exactly what he meant, you're right.

[@bettylouisa]

Fav clones for me definitely goes: 1. Rex 2. Fives 3. Echo But there are so many other amazing clones you will meet aswell :)

[@smilietee9085]

My order is... 1. Fives 2. 99 3. Rex

[@sandwiched]

I might switch Fives and Echo around, but yes, no question that those are the top three.

[@SevenInchesOfSn0w]

Spot on

[@lumityforever]

My all time favorite clone is Commander Fox JK ITS REX

[@x8nis]

For me 1. Crosshair 2. Rex 3. Hardcase Honorable mentions: Thorn, Fives, Echo, and Jesse

[@CertifiedSunset]

Ventress 100% influenced my personal taste as a kid growing up watching this show.

[@user-tw2jt9mg4d]

Same here

[@StrangeSeat]

Padme looking thicc in that thumbnail 🔥💀

[@skarmachild]

bruh her ass is like a tiny grape

[@StrangeSeat]

​@@skarmachildbut compared to the rest of her, it's very pronounced

[@manningfilan]

Indubitably

[@mightyyoshiyt6772]

You be looking a lil thicc 😭🙏

[@skarmachild]

@@StrangeSeat that is true, a squishy lil grape

[@lawrdorwoudenberg1753]

The 501st, where they have now been inducted, is Anakin and Ahsoka's unit. They play a pivotal role even into the very last season. The most important clones for the rest of the whole clone wars series are: Rex Fives Echo Jessie Cody, who isn't apart of the 501st, but he was the clone that ordered the shot on Obi-wan in the revenge of the Sith.

[@CDRhammond]

Correct Cody was the commander of the 212th under Obi-Wan. They often worked side by side with the 501st in one mission actually being set up to fight against one another till Rex realized what was really happening.

[@thechad4485]

Something you have to consider about Grievous is that he’s only on screen in the show when he’s failing against the main characters. Off screen, he’s conquering entire *solar systems, slaughtering hundreds of thousands of lives, and enslaving entire worlds. He’s a very threatening villain, we just don’t get to see his many many victories.

[@eianfederle2715]

He isn't conquering entire galaxies lol. It's just this one galaxy.

[@thechad4485]

@@eianfederle2715 you’re right. I meant solar systems.

[@toolatetothestory]

I mean, dude was always a Warlord. Been his job for decades, you'd expect him to be good at it.

[@thechad4485]

@@toolatetothestory He is good at it. But the show only shows his very few, but big, failures.

[@RedClaw87]

32:28 A weak signal can't travel long distances. So they must be close. It doesn't mean the signal gets weaker the further away they are. A strong signal could travel a bigger distance and would still detected as a strong signal at the maximum reach. It is a strong signal because it could travel that much distance. Conclusion: For a weak signal to reach them, the source of the signal must be close by.

[@Chubby_Runs]

May the inappropriate Ahsoka joke drinking game begin!

[@Chubby_Runs]

@@seto_kaiba_ just when I had pushed that copy pasta out of my mind, god fucking damn it

[@ezzie218]

please no

[@justADeni]

...and she was a good friend.

[@chromium_ink]

“You’re stuck in my skyguy” (movie reference)

[@jamminman9585]

@@Chubby_Runscrazy? I was crazy once

[@another_julia]

“i have a stupid question” *asks an extremely prescient question that reflects a deeper theme of this whole show*

[@mimic1984]

Over the course of seven seasons, this series involves the following: Murder S****de Torture Neck snapping/throat crushing Electrocution Strangulation Disintegration War and War crimes Decapitation Limb amputation Stabbing/impaling Executions/point blank executions Bombings Assassination attempts Poisoning Kidnapping Slavery Politics Corruption Embezzlement People being eaten alive People being crushed to death People being cut in half People people being sucked out into space Whipping Blunt force trauma Friendly fire Sabotage Espionage Grand conspiracies Terrorism Hostage situations guerrilla warfare People hunting Civilian occupation Witchcraft Genocide And yet there are people that think this is just a kids show. (Please let me know if I'm forgetting anything, I tried my best) 💜

[@Theworldisscrewed]

That just about sums up the clone wars.

[@joshuamattingly1232]

This was a kids show, just for a very select group of kids… aka me.

[@RoxxSerm]

People see the first season and just assume the rest. The first season was clearly for a younger audience imho. But then the studio realised it's potential.

[@blueshark7385]

Can't forget the implication of sex slave trafficking.

[@mimic1984]

​@blueshark7385 Kinda part of the Slavery on the list, but yes, that too.

[@Seraph318]

Not sure if you caught it, but when Master Plo said "...From a certain point of view", that is actually a callback to the movies, original trilogy when Obi-wan explains why he said Vader killed Luke's father. "So what I told you was true... from a certain point of view". Also, when Grevious sees Kenobi, he says "Hello there", which is also what Kenobi says to him when they fight in Ep.3 I love the little gems like that Favorite Clones: Captain Rex, Hunter, Fives

[@Cubus-zapasowy]

"Hello There" are also first words Obi-Wan says in "New Hope" when he meets R2 and Luke

[@Seraph318]

@@Cubus-zapasowyIndeed! I only mentioned Grevious because this involved both of them twice haha. But yea, Kenobi in A New Hope is def the most classic "Hello There"

[@Aldermeeer]

32:25 the signal being weak means it would have decayed much more by the time it reached them. The fact that it's not means it hasn't traveled very far

[@longtravel1743]

Alternately, they could tell it was weak based on the quality of the transmission, and therefore the only way they could have received it is if it was close.

[@medafan53]

To be fair to the B1 Battle Droids, they are built to resemble the skeletons of their creators, meaning from the perspective of their creators, they're terminators.

[@jayburn00]

Grievous developed his cough worse because mace windu crushed his ribs right before revenge of the sith.

[@Cubus-zapasowy]

Its in old canon. In current canon they didnt explain it.

[@shreddedninja]

It would be more accurate to say he crushed his lungs, he doesn't really have ribs being like 98% metal.

[@Literallyjustmint]

It actually happens on screen in the original clone wars (2003 one)

[@DigitalJediMaster]

​​@@LiterallyjustmintWhich, as mentioned, is no longer canon. He has the cough long before that in this series.

[@ubermorph1000]

Fun fact: Dooku planted a bomb on Grievous's ship that mutilated most of his body. Dooku then blamed the Jedi saying they caused his injuries.

[@mackwright9583]

Favorite clones, its like asking to pick a favorite child, but probably Wolffe Rex Heavy/wrecker And yes! This show makes you feel with the clones in a way the movies could never

[@ghostphoenix666]

Hevy is a real bro. He’s one of the main reasons I love the heavy class on battlefront 2🥲

[@stfd_sentry6885]

As a major star wars nerd, im happy to see that Alexs editor got him to start watching the clone wars. i have a feeling hes gonna love this series. with the amount of stories that are contained in this show alone, hell just a single season- ill bet itll keep him interested until the end. Now as the nerd that i am. Fun thing. the 2 of the 3 clones (Thire, Jek and Rys) that accompanied yoda in the 3rd episode in this video, went on to be seen in later movies. -thire became a member of the coruscant guard and was tasked with finding yoda after his battle with palpatine - Jek later became a member of the clone force that aided yoda and the wookies on kashyyyk- he was beheaded by yoda along with commander gree after they were given order 66 the only character in that story that didnt make a reappearance was Rys, who died in the war sometime between this battle and order-66, making him the only clone in the group not to have attacked or gone against Yoda. stuff like this is what can keep people interested. small little sub plots with the clones alone is what got me to binge this show. every episode delves into making a character more fleshed out and interesting. weather it be Anakin, obi wan or any member of the 501st(Anakins clone legion) this show that was made for cartoon network, but made more strides in story telling then most movies and shows do now.

[@pyronuke4768]

I love how excited Alex gets whenever Goldman is on screen.

[@yisussoto4695]

52:21 Grievous: "Hello There" Obi Wan: Hey!! That is mine, little bastard"

[@GeneralGrievousCIS]

He stole it from me, actually

[@Sasrael]

1: Fives 2: Rex 3: Cody 4: Jessi 5: Waxer

[@mr.topcomment577]

Echo?

[@Sasrael]

@@mr.topcomment577 Echo is good, but he is not on my top five. Top ten, sure!

[@JerryWise-]

1. Boba fett 2. Fives 3. Rex 4. Omega 5. Tech

[@oSileyCT-7212]

​@@JerryWise- how is omega in your top 5 favorite clones

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

1: Ordo skirata 2: Rex 3: Darman skirata 4: Fi skirata 5: Clone wars Fives

[@alexo_pog]

34:47 fun fact, while the TCW movie had the movie actor voice Dooku, he has been swapped for the rest of the episodes now for Corey Burton, he does an amazing and memorable Dooku voice, love his delivery

[@luca_lwls]

Bc of your force complaint, pretty sure it's not easy for Jedi to use the force, like it takes a lot of stamina depending on the action so that would explain why they use it so rarely. Sometimes it's too difficult, sometimes they're too tired and sometimes they may feel like they should save their energy for a bigger fight or something like that. And also the Jedi code says that they mustn't use the force to attack, just for defense and seeking knowledge

[@muldoone6920]

Here's an idea, make him watch 2003 clone wars, let him see the true fear Grievous can put in someone. He used to be real intimidating.

[@ReadersOfTheApocalypse]

Why is no one watching the 2003 version?

[@disobey5615]

Lol that episode specifically will answer his question about tye generals cough too.

[@Tokent555]

@@ReadersOfTheApocalypse Probably because its not canon and a different format, still goated tho

[@ReadersOfTheApocalypse]

@@Tokent555 I reject arbitrary decanonization. It's the movie missing in between II and III, and that's not gonna change. 😠

[@priscillahernandez6713]

i think he did watch it in an earlier vid and had a positive review

[@DestroySteve]

They give the clones plenty of chances to show their relationship with the Republic and the Jedi. There is a story line simply focused on that as well as a lot of dialogue in the final season. Most questions are answered in the show. One of the reasons why it’s probably one of the most important and loved series for the franchise. The lore is strong.

[@cephquepheas]

Man, I am LIVING for these Star Wars Reactions! And, as much as I LOVE the movies, The Clone Wars holds a special place in my heart. Star Wars in general has always been my favorite Franchise, but The Clone Wars is just so damn special. There was a point where I began to loose interest in, well, everything. Even Star Wars. My favorite thing EVER, and things started to just sorta Blur...but then, one day i decided to give this "Cartoon/animation" a shot, and it changed EVERYTHING. I am VERY happy that you highlighted the motif about the Clones and their individuality and indispensibility. The Development of the Clones, how their Character is handled, their relationships with eachother, as well as their interactions with our Usual Star Wars Cast (Anakin, Obi-wan, Ahsoka, Padme, etc) is damn inspiring. I really cannot express just how special this show is, and your reactions are priceless! Thank You for taking the time to react to the Full Show, and giving it a genuine chance! 55:47 To answer your question about our favoritw clones, mine are as Such: 1. REX 2. FIVES 3. 99 HONORABLE MENTIONS: !!NAME SPOILS!!: (ECHO, HEAVY, WOLFFE,GREGOR) Anyway, You are amazing!! Keep being Great! I VERY excitedly await the next batch of reactions and May the Force be With you!!

[@evandipasquale9255]

The fact the show is animated allows them to be so creative with action set pieces as well as cover darker themes. Amazing show for anyone who is a star wars fan.

[@jetterwater5761]

52:13 I love how Grievous greets Kenobi with "Hello there". The same way he greets Grievous in Revenge of the sith 🤣

[@mimic1984]

While most animated shows that go on for several seasons sometimes drop in quality, this show cranks it up massively! 💜

[@txheadshots]

The final, Disney produced episodes are the bomb

[@mimic1984]

​@txheadshots Especially the final arc (4 episodes)

[@TinaLaGreca]

Alex, I want to thank you for watching the Clone Wars! As a Gen-Xer who grew up with the original trilogy, I never got into the Clone Wars and have had a hard time watching them. You are making it so enjoyable!! And I appreciated the condensed version! I consider myself a Star Wars fan so thank you!!

[@ArtByAhri]

i think you're doing the best clone wars reactions on youtube because you're covering a lot of episodes in 1 video and it lasts 1 hour. sometimes people take so long to drop the video for each episode for it end in 10 min so i personally just get bored of watching them. this is pure quality and it's such a good "movie night" with you

[@xanderhuskie5172]

I don't think I'm ever going to get tired of how excited you are every time C-3PO shows up

[@CDRhammond]

Wonder if he will try to bid on any of the 3PO memorabilia going up for sale. Maybe the cookie Kennedy gave Daniels for all those years he dedicated to playing the character. Ya she literally gave both him and Mark Hamill a cookie as a parting gift.

[@TheDeathstickdealer]

Rex, fives, and Waxer, But damn it's impossible to choose. WHY MUST YOU MAKE ME CHOOSE!!!!????

[@GagnesterLOL]

ho i forgot Waxer!!!

[@CptRedexCC--]

Hello there, the Jedi on Ryloth is called Ima-Gun Di, because he is going to die. Ima-Gun Di = I'm gonna die

[@diegopansini3152]

52:53 Yes! 😂 Finally, someone else who thinks her blaster sounds like a scream. When I was introduced to Star Wars in the original LEGO game, I thought Padme was shouting every time she fired a shot, so I can never not hear it

[@artloveranimation]

Short explanation behind General Grievus' mystery cough: Mace Windu crushed his chest with the force. It was in a 2-part cartoon special between movies 2 and 3 and the art style was the inspiration for when this clone wars show eventually got made

[@heathcliff0429]

Thats the great skill of the show. That it shows you that every single clone is individual and completly different to simple droids.

[@LightBusterX]

Grievous: "Denial is a river in Egypt"

[@packedentertainment2866]

35:25 I think what he meant by that is that the signal is weak but not absent meaning they could still be near but not far enough for the signal to be gone making it impossible to find them.

[@icicle2180]

definitely

[@duplonek]

55:50 Fav clones 1. Fives. His number is Ct5555 so it's cool his nickname is Fives. He has a great arc in later seasons. You'll see. He has one of the best episodes. 2. Rex. He basically serves under Anakins command so he is like the main clone in the series 3. Probably Jessi because of his cool design and his role in the final season. You haven't met him yet I would choose commandor Wolf who serves under Plo Koon. He is badass looking guy but we sadly don't see much of him in the series

[@ghostphoenix666]

Plo’s Bros🥹

[@w01f3d4]

So much better to watch going chronologically, thanks editor!

[@SigTheSauceMan]

1:30 And here we are introduced to some of the most important clones whose journeys we followed over the years. CT-27-5555 "Fives" and CT-1409 "Echo." 3:17 Uh... same species as Ahsoka. 29:50 General Grievous had a cough because in the original (2D) Star Wars: Clone Wars microseries, Mace Windu used Force Crush on him during the Battle of Coruscant (when Grievous "abducted" Palpatine), damaging his lungs. However, that is Legends continuity. No explanation is ever given for it in Disney's canon. 56:56 That tattoo is an Aurabesh (Star Wars Basic language) "5" (because that's CT-27-5555/"Fives").

[@supremefankai5480]

One of the best bits of voice acting in Clone Wars is that like Ben Burtt before him being R2-D2, the supervising Sound Editor for Skywalker Sounds, the big man himself Matthew Wood has been the voice of every Battle Droid since the Phantom Menace, and then they made it ironic by having him also voice General Grievous. This makes sense because as a mostly droid cyborg it is likely that Grievous has the same droid vocaliser as the rest of the army, only modified to be as menacing as possible. The Separatists are cheap mofos. So throughout the entire show it's mostly Dee Bradley Baker talking to Wood in battles, hilarious.

[@peregrinfandomizer]

32:16 My guess is that the even though signal is weak, they must be close enough for it to come through as clearly as it did

[@randeecarreno4289]

I already know that I'm going to love this reaction! 😊 I've been looking forward to some more "Clone Wars". One thing that I love about this show is that you get to see more of the friendship with Anakin and Obi-Wan that we didn't see in the two movies.

[@omaramador4669]

Well the idea of the Clone Wars came from the time lapse between those movies before the so famous order 66 events.

[@hightidekraken]

A huge theme of this show as you noticed is the humanizing of clones. Yes both armies are mass produced but clones are flesh and blood with heart and souls. Its the difference that they strive to prove while also doing their best for the Republic. I love Dee Bradley Baker’s ability to voice all the clones and make them unique.

[@abthedragon4921]

OK in reference to the Rookies episode and how many shots it takes to kill targets a few things to mention. Rex shot the Eel in the eye which I'm pretty sure is fatal in every circumstance lol During the platform scene, Rex and Cody are mostly firing at the droid's mid-section (cause that's usually where soldiers are trained to fire). Later in the episode when they get inside the Outpost, they are doing headshots which is more effective.

[@aaronrehmat4673]

I can’t for Alex to learn why the clones turn against the Jedi. It will be a nice chip off of the old block, if you catch my drift

[@Doctor_Omega]

There was a Clone Wars cartoon series created by Grendy Tartarofsky (Samurai Jack) before this one - It showed the events from right before the Attack of the Clones live action movie. Greivous kidnaps Palpatine and Mace Windu almost stops him, but he gets away. As he's making his getaway, Mace makes a force choke hand gesture and Grevious' chest is crushed and he starts coughing. THAT's why he coughs from then on.

[@Easy_Skanking]

Highly recommended! It really made Grevious frightening and vicious.

[@CsillanRose]

Yes! Still my favorite version of Greivous

[@LocalGH16]

If Alex saw 2003 Grevious, I think he'd be even more disappointed in this version of him. Rip Superior Grevious. Gone but not forgotten.

[@laurijaakkola3762]

”He looks like the pope” 😂😂😂

[@spencernaugle]

40:35 I love the Kaminoens, aesthetically speaking, Plus their voices, I also enjoy their planet as well. If only most of the species weren't completely a-moral psychopaths.

[@mimic1984]

It's amazing to me with everything that comes later in the series that some people still consider this just a "kids" show.

[@davidm7847]

You can definitely call it a kids show up to a point. From Season 4 that begins to change. I like to think of the show as growing up with Ahsoka.

[@GagnesterLOL]

naan, this is a true kid show, not like todays kids show dumb shit, but we are all kids x)

[@harryevans4994]

Corey Burton does a fantastically underrated portrayal of Dooku in this series

[@danielhavoc889]

Remember the last thing Heavy said to 99... 😢

[@JustJoe24]

What makes Alexs clone wars reactions nice is he isnt looking for every episode to be some evolutionary grand scale thing. Theyre stories that add to the story and its just about experiencing it not looking for the next greatest thing ever

[@scxttedits]

This is where the fun begins!

[@sixmonthgaze135]

I just realized the fact there’s commando droids in the training but Rex is surprised about them in on rishi is a bit weird

[@DaleESkywalker]

This is where the Animation begins! So good!

[@txheadshots]

I see what you did there...

[@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses]

32:18 I think what they meant was that the signal was so weak that they wouldn't detect it if it was further away.

[@AjaxXavior]

That impression of the b1 battle droid was epic

[@NIROMATR]

I don’t even know how I’ve become addicted to your content. I’ve always hated react stuff, you just have a “I wanna chill with vibe, maybe smoke a fat one with” it’s hard to describe. Lmao 🤣

[@valerashan6050]

In the original 2003 Clone Wars cartoon, Mace Windu actually uses the force to crush Grevious's lungs, which is how he developed the cough and why it isn't always present.

[@theunknownuser9609]

Thats not canon anymore though. In canon as far as we know he always had the cough

[@fosterbennington6405]

@@theunknownuser9609How recent was this change?

[@theunknownuser9609]

​@@fosterbennington6405 It's been like this since Lucas decided to make him a coward who alway runs away while writing the script of Revenge Of The Sith and Tartakovsky had to justify the change of Grievous by having Windu crushing his ribs.

[@infinitedonuts]

The cool thing is that C3-PO is actually played by Anthony Daniels in this. Anthony Daniels is one of the most loyal actors in all of Star Wars.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Top 3 Clones: 1. Rex (Not even a competition) 2. Fives (Love him, love his idealism) 3. Maybe Cody

[@Luna-cn4pj]

I love the cheesiness and then also the seriousness this show has

[@snakerooni]

My favorite clones... Rex, Fives and Echo.

[@cpt-cheese3489]

32:18 I’ve always assumed that because they have no power any jury-rigging they could do to power the comms would be extremely short range and Plo knows that

[@darkvortex2410]

Has Alex not watched The Lord of the Rings Trilogy? If he hasn't then he NEEDS to, eventually. Also he should check out The Impossible at some point. REALLY GOOD MOVIE. Top 3 favorite Clone Troopers 1. Captain Rex 2. Commander Wolfe 3. Fives

[@sokandueler9578]

YES, LOTR!

[@edsp666]

Definitely agree with the impossible, and also Bayona's latest movie society of the snow

[@BootsMcGee3]

10:06 clones can shoot stuff they are aiming at ( nippleguns) but stormtroopers can’t. It’s the helmets.

[@boralistagryff6292]

Top 3 clones Clone wars: Rex, Cody, Fives Bad Batch: Wrecker, Rex, Omega

[@jimtams]

RIP to anyone in the future wanting to find specific episodes of clone wars in this channel's library lmaooo

[@shortstuff780]

I love that this is how we are getting these epsidoes. 3 or 4 episode drops are bad ass! Love seeing the show answer Alex's questions as he continues watching! Just keep watching, your Order 66 questions will be answered. slowly

[@marcbrunson6986]

Dee Bradley Baker deserves sooo much respect for voicing the clones. Some have a slightly different voice but he mostly has to do different personalities. It's funny what the Toydarian king was saying about their culture but then you have Watto ha ha. Alex, what's your safe word with Asajj Ventress? LOL That was pretty good you caught the droid humming the Imperial March. I love Alex's reactions to Padme ha ha. Favorite clones: Boba Fett, Captain Rex, and Hunter. Wait, you forgot about Fives and Heavy already?

[@supremefankai5480]

5 Favourite Clones in order : Rex, Echo, Cody, Gregor and Wolfe. The last two haven't shown up yet but you'll like them too I hope. 99 gets an honourable mention for being lovable. The Bad Batch I'm saving until the end of their series to rank.

[@Brendyn4222]

Note for Alex and The Editor: if you want bit more of a chronological rewatch you should add Episodes 1-4 of Tales of The Jedi.

[@Blinkptx]

I put this show off for years cause I didn't think I'd like it. I was so wrong. Some of the best Star Wars out there. The prequels were already my favorite, but this made them so much better.

[@HellBrYnger]

39:32 reggae grievous caught me off guard LMFAO xD

[@GagnesterLOL]

Party Rock!!!

[@the.kingant]

Top 3 in order. Rex 5's Wrecker (Honorable mention Cody)

[@GagnesterLOL]

ho yesss i find a mate with the same top 3 !!! Hell yeah

[@ZoomerUnion]

The Malevolence Arc really feels like a mini Star Wars movie. It truly has it all

[@pierrehenridube3150]

If you want to see Grievous be threatening then watch the 2003 clonewars series. It would be a nice side episode

[@michaeltill8928]

It also explains his cough

[@jessicaable5095]

Favourite Clones? Rex, Rex aaaaaand Rex. 😂For real though, mine are Rex, Fives and Crosshair (Heavy, if we're only counting regs)

[@lionljb]

It's interesting how similar some clone wars episodes are to real life happenings, just in space. The malevolence is basically a altered version of the Bismarck

[@miraculousninja5255]

55:48 Alrighty then! 3. Echo 2. Tech 1. Crosshair 😁

[@dust.runner]

This was a fun reaction! Always love seeing people getting into this series. To answer the question, my favorite clones are probably Rex, Fives, & Echo Cody, Heavy, 99, Cut, Gregor, Wolffe are also great. Honestly so many that I have a hard time choosing, even without pulling from outside this show.

[@ssilent8202]

Wait for his reaction when JarJar meets his queen friend

[@officialmonarchmusic]

He'll start loving Jar Jar again. That's because Ahmed Best goes BACK to voicing Jar Jar and knocks it out of the park