Does the name Kathleen Kennedy ring a bell.

Lol

“We Watch her in the hologram”-Simps confirmed

Poki Amidala

Anakin would have the fans disappear and look either like an accident or natural cause if he find out about Padme onlyfan account, cause I know he still cant tell them that his wife, or just mock him, and I'm still wondering how much do they charge in their currency a month.

He wanted her feet pics

YES

If Filoni is involved with the obi wan series i'm pretty sure he'll do it

I want that whole episode to be in the show

Imagine if they finish it and add it to Disney plus.

I can already hear Ewan and Hayden arguing 🤩

It wasn’t Disney. They gave Dave Filoni full reign. The episodes they finished, he chose what to delete

@@B.A.G.Studios not true, while Dave removed most of these scenes and rightfully so, it was disney who removed the Primitive dying scene. There is actually a fully rendered version out there somewhere and it is why that episode is only 18 minutes long

Filoni wanted to remove the Padme nose art scene because he thought one of her only appearances in the season shouldn't be like that.

@@mothman7855 Right, since she was only it in it for like 2 minutes, he didn’t want that to be what she was remembered for

@@idrahajedan6515 yeah, it really sucks that she only got one appearance, but it least she didn’t get over-sexualized.

You're technically neutral if you commit atrocities to both sides!

Dude, Dark Disciple will need at least 10 episodes, have you read the novel?

@@aayushagarwal4138 yeah but that's unrealistic, they would have made it 4 episodes

Dark Disciple actually WAS planned to be 8 episodes

@@colonelcampbell7033 yo, I like Clone Wars but I'm not sure I could take that much in at once. Sorry, I'm not really familiar with Dark Disciple, how much stuff happens in it?

Ventress deserved much better....they didn't include her at all, not even a minute of screen time, especially that we'll never see her again...

They're still canon actually I forgot who confirmed it though

That might have been the point.

That scene would be great as a flashback in the Kenobi series. I can definitely see a cold open to the pilot episode with that and then Obi-Wan waking up from a dream.

@@isaiahrodriguez2770 I would like that a lot. I just wished that scene would be used.

@@KP_Tunes I do understand that. I just think that scene is great and I would have loved to see it.

This better be a flashback in the Kenobi series. It would be so sad yet so good

@@brendencarlson901 I would love to see that be a flashback scene for the Kenobi series as well. Yes, it would be heartbreaking to see, but it would've been so worth it.

@@brendencarlson901 just give me the whole episode!

Not really. He said I failed you Anakin.

​@@brendencarlson901 nooope annndd the show suckd

Me too!, jajajajaja

Oh yeah o0o

Yeah calling them unknown is just wrong and stupid

So they aren’t ever gonna finish these?

@@decentblind probably not, but one can hope. At least we got the Bad Batch.

You mean Unfinished Episodes.

The thing I want to see the most is the Dooku Ventress Quinlan Vos story in the Clone Wars fashion

He like:oh shit this guy again

O_O

He’s like : WTF ?! How is this guy here ?

@@valou-scaling 😂😂😂😂😂

😐😧😐

There was some important character development for Ahsoka in those episodes that was necessary to set up her arc in the Siege of Mandalore, but the Martez story definitely didn't need four whole episodes. In my opinion, they should have just cut it down to two and used the resources that would have been spent making the other two episodes to finish the Crystal Crisis ones.

@@darthbronchitis3802 yeah especially since this was THE FINAL SEASON which is why the arc made it feel underwhelming and made me feel mundane.

Executed like 66

The Mortez arc was great honestly, It showed more of the lower levels of corusant, the impact of the Jedis battle. If you like mandalorian, and hate this, I’m sorry to say but your sexist. I get hating Rey, but the rest

@@teshiku1249 I think it's more to do with the fact that, going in, fans knew they were only getting 12 episodes for the absolute final season of a show that had "finished" more than a few years before. As a result, they were hoping for finales to character arcs and the like; Ahsoka on Mandalore, for example, showed us how far she had come, gave us another perspective on order 66 (one of the defining moments of the prequel trilogy that literally everything had been leading up to), etc etc. The stuff with Rex and the bad batch people were sort of okay with because it resembled your typical Clone Wars arc, introducing an interesting collection of Rambo/The expendables/typical action movie characters and brought back someone thought to be dead, giving Rex some more development and stuff to deal with. It wasn't the best - everyone was acutely aware of the fact that with only 12 episodes left, having 1/3 of them be a typical arc wasn't the best move, but oh well. For the Martinez sisters, I actually have zero problems with them. If this wasn't the final season I doubt people would care much about them or their episodes, but this WAS the final season, and the fans wanted every last drop of the remaining 8 episodes to cash in on all of the hype that was assigned to them from unfinished animatic such as the ones in this video - maybe fan favourites like Cad Bane and Boba Fett? Anakin dealing with Ahsoka's absence and more foreshadowing of his inevitable fall to the dark side? Apparently Yoda was doing something interesting but I don't know what? Instead of that however, we got a story that could probably have been done in 2-3 episodes in which the characters involved were directly responsible for the conflict of the episode as well as every time the stakes were raised. Couple this with a failed escape attempt taking up and entire episode, and you're left with fans who are more aware than ever that of three arcs they had available, 1 of them dealt with largely unimportant characters in an adventure unrelated to what the people came to the show for; the Clone Wars, the Jedi and the Sith. It was not a good time to introduce a character arc for entirely new characters and the fans were mad about it. The reason the Mandalorian doesn't have this problem, is that it's specifically made not to deal with any of the greater ongoing intergalactic conflicts, no known limit to the number of seasons (and thus no known limit of episodes) that can be pumped out, is set years after one big conflict (episode 6) and decades before the next (episode 7) and is thus free to do its own thing.

Yes

@@teshiku1249 dumbasses like you dont understand what it is to be sexist

@Static Gaming Rey was indeed Trash

Well, Han says “I’ll see you in Hell!” in Empire Strikes Back.

@The Warrchitect no it's more like Clone: ᴼʰ ᵐʸ ᵍᵒᵈ

Dooku says god-forsaken.

@@dalkay Droids too! A few times in Clone Wars and once in Rebels

He’s clearly saying oh my gonk

I don’t think they chose the arcs that were made

It's all Disney's fault! After the acquisition of Lucasfilm by Disney, they cancelled the Clone Wars in its prime.

@@generalgrievous3731 IT'S ALL DISNEYS FAULT, THEY'RE JEALOUS, THEY'RE HOLDING IT BACK! >:C

@@calm1tbh Haha that's a good one :)

@@generalgrievous3731 I've could've seen you in your ROTS model in crystal crisis/utapau

😂

It's like the titanic, let's not try to act like it's not gonna happen.

Same with season 6

24 episodes would have been better

@@Ryan-kz5zf Season 6 was meant to have 20+ episodes like seasons 1-5, but it was cut short halfway through when the show got cancelled

Doesn’t really make sense considering Episode III’s timeline

@@autobotproductions1244 how? It’s just a completely different mission that takes place before the movie where they discovered that the separatists where trying to acquire a giant lumber crystal that had been mined on Utapau. It’s not like they also discovered that Grievous also planned on establishing a base there after the Battle of Coruscant.

Expecially when all the evidence towards her being blamed was *highly circumstantial.* The Jedi are not pure evil, but Bariss Offee describes well enough just how much they have lost their way. That was the Arc where I truly understood Anakins distrust in the Jedi council, because like him we knew Ahsoka would never turn against the Jedi, she says as much that the ways of the Jedi are sacred to her. And instead of sticking by her side like Obi-wan suggested, they cast her out to stay on good terms with the senate. They may vclaim they care for the citizens of the republic, but the show illustrates well enough that they only care about what goes on in the senate. As Ahsoka would admit, they are playing politics instead of helping the actual people that need them. Which is why it’s also not hard to believe why the Galaxy would also turn against the Jedi so quickly. The only ones who truly felt Regret in the end for Ahsoka leaving the order was Yoda, Obi-Wan, Anakin and Plo Koon. With Plo Koon you can almost see the sadness in him as someone who regarded him as family leaves, but still managed to have the hindsight to know that neither He nor Kenobi should get involved in Anakin and Ahsoka’s goodbyes.

Agreed. They set themselves up to fall. One of the reasons Anakin fell was because the order forced him to bottle up his emotions, leaving him with only palpatine to confide in.

The evidence mounted towards her was still pretty high and they even gave Ashoka a chance at a Jedi tribunal before the Republic court took her. I get the jedi had made bad mistakes but c'mon, did you even watch the arc?

@@brad5426 if you watched the Arc, you’d know how the evidence used to frame Ahsoka was circumstantial at best. The Jedi closest to Ahsoka knew she would never do the things she was being accused of. Anakin was the only Jedi vocal about the mistake the council was making while present with Ahsoka. The Jedi Council only expelled Ahsoka so they could stay on good terms with the Senate. They are politically driven rather then seeing that they were being manipulated by another entity. And that was how the Order failed Ahsoka, by not standing with her in the time she needed help most.

@@Fi_Sci_ This is true, but circumstantial evidence is not to dismiss good evidence especially when it's all you have. Who would you accuse of killing multiple clones with lightsaber wounds when Ashoka was the only jedi present at the scene with a lightsaber? I'm sorry, but the evidence mounted against Ashoka was hardrock from a outsider pov and I can totally understand how the jedi would have to give in to such evidence when no other truth was revealed until it was proven to be Bariss, who did a spontaneous job at staying away from the limelight.

wasn't that brutal

@@filmeditstudios3182 some where, like the villain’s death in Tarzan

@@mersifullwolf4054 I have no idea what you said but yeah I guess, Disney doesn’t know what to do they argue about things not being kid friendly but then also do stuff like hanging the villain from Tarzan in the most creepy way possible, also I have never been traumatized by a Disney movie

Disney is afraid of Cancel Culture... that's all

@@Smeee3 oh?

Hilarious, hilarious, hilarious!!!!!!

Would we still have gotten the “shorter than expected” quote?

@@eosaeostre9242 facts but its funny😂

I don’t remember them fighting in ROTS

@@jacktheflash8478 They clashed lightsaber with electrostuff...one time...

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p yay....

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p thats what im talking about

@@jacktheflash8478 cough cough “hello there“ cough cough

True but it’s 2020 and people get mad when girls show their shoulders

Anakin did say that is not staying there He kept true to his word

But story wise it makes sense that the nose art scene is gone. The padme scene between padme, anakin and obi wan is suppose to have some emotional significance, its to show that obi wan has some responsibility of anakins demise as he was ignorant as well because he cared about anakin. When you have the nose art scene right after that, it completely dissolves the meaning of the previous scene and just sexualises padme which is like weird and misplaced. I mean its funny but im glad they didnt have it

But to be fair, I get your point on how u dont like disney playing it safe. Yeah sometimes they play I safe too much which prevents good storytelling

@@pakk_wong I don't think it ruins the point of the new scene, if anything it reinforces his attachment to Padme. Seeing Padme pinup art that doesn't negate the emotions of the last scene or any of the characters' feelings, and the fact it comes immediately after it makes this scene all the funnier. But I do get your point, maybe it would've worked if it was included with some extra lines.

Amen

Well Anakin never actually sees grievous in this episode so the “you’re shorter than I expected” still holds up

I mean it would still work. Grievous has never seen Anakins face so the line "I thought someone of your reputation to be a little more older" still makes sense

@Navin Singh Anakin's face was on the ground and Grievous was in shackles. They didn't see each other face to face, so that line in revenge of the sith isn't contradicted.

You can actually see this being enforced during the cave-chase where Anakin's trying to look at Grievous over his shoulder but never gets sight of the cyborg. They never have a face to face until Revenge of the Sith and the show goes out of its way to enforce this in the funniest ways it can think of.

@@RandoGrunt And in Crystal Crisis when Anakin and Obi-Wan are escaping with the crystal and Obi-Wan smiles and waves at Grievous.

Lol

love those little droids.

Droids saying "oh my god", are they programmed to believe in such beings?

@@PU8698 It's just a shock expression.

And Mandarin from SRMTHFG!

@@EthanUson I love that show 😄.

But that arc makes no sense. They find out Grevious is on Utapau in episode 3.

@@ZombieAndroid but I would love to hear James Hong voice act as that little arms seller in that episode.

@@mateojames3231 You can still do that. The episodes are available on KZfaq and their sound design is fully finished. They are also considered canon, so that's a plus I guess

Yeah but in the Ep 3 Anakin says to Dooku that his power doubled since the last time they met. He clearly ment Ep 2 which doesn't make sense.

@@ZombieAndroid this is before that, and Grievous isn’t using Utapau as a base like he does in the movie, he’s just there to pick up a crystal from some people he’s working with. I also think it was said somewhere that the city their in is different to the one in Revenge of the Sith.

LMAO 🤣

Master chief suddenly appears in High Charity*

we could've seen him & Dooku fight Darth Maul

@@jamesporter571 I would absolutely prefer that

I hated this season so much because it didn't feature Dooku and Grievous at all! I was so disappointed it made me cry. Especially since Maul has to get all the best scenes nowadays. He even stole Vader's corridor scene which is starting to annoy me

@@szczypior2714 I hope Son of Dathomir gets animated someday. It would give Maul, Dooku, Grievous, and even Sidious time to show off, not to mention Mother Talzin.

@@darthbronchitis3802 Without spoiling it for me, please be honest with me. Does Dooku get treated like trash in that comic? I've heard rumours that Maul basically captures both him and Dooku. I've never finished reading this arc because of this. Does Dooku get treated with respect? Cause it seems like nowadays he's not treated with respect anymore, and Maul gets all the arcs instead. Because he's marketable, some people argue he's more powerful than Dooku (their fights against Kenobi speak volumes about that. Dooku 2v1's Anakin and Obi at their best and kicks Obi's butt every time with ease, whereas Maul dies twice, once even when Obi Wan was still a padawan) I don't dislike Maul. I just don't think it's fair to start boosting a character like that. He never was the most powerful Sith or anything, why boost him now? Anyway I'm kinda wasting your time, so... Does Dooku get his butt kicked? Or does he retain his cool and awesomeness, even if he doesn't kick anyone's butt is he still superior "mentally" (you know, noone can break him and he's still smug and feels awesome)?

What's more funny is that Anakin closes in on the cam, but his face remains the same

But that Vehicle also appears in Season 5 i believe

It also appeared in the episodes where Ahsoka helps the younglings

I love the design in deleted scenes.. like Clone Wars and Rots combined 😭

For real his redesign was so good the first time they showed him in the preview, not the final one where they recopied his escape scene from rots.

@@THahhhh the last one is the bad batch

I hear Mr Ping had to pull out because Po couldn’t handle the noodle shop.

There are no accidents

What was your favorite episode? For me probably episodes 4 and 9

im guessing perhaps they might do an episode or 2 about darth vaders training, with a few flashbacks to before order 66

Yoo you're right

Not Disney. Dave Filoni.

When in doubt, blame disney

@@penguinwithgun6436 wut

Im just saying, yes Disney might have had some control over it bit it’s not like everything bad in a show is because of the company that owns it, the writers could have had a large effect on it and blaming Disney for it seems like just going along with the popular opinion.

@@penguinwithgun6436 exactly

He’s not a master. He’s on the council. But he Does not have the rank of master. Just ask mace windu

Most probably yeah. I’m guessing the green pigment hints towards the Death Stars weaponry

Well maul did decapitate a few clone troopers in the siege of mandalore arc

I just now realize they did so why keep that scene but not all the others

@@gears4life476 screen time probably

Fucking Disney.

Yeah then they have maul cut off limbs and decapitate clones by throwing walls at them

It wasn’t Disney decision on which episodes will be chosen, it was Dave team choice (the creator of the series)