S1E11: Dooku Captured S1E12: The Gungan GeneralĪ two-part story, this arc exemplifies some of the silliest moments of early Clone Wars, with a bizarre Dooku-Jedi team-up and the unfortunate inclusion of Jar-Jar Binks. S1E10: Lair of GrievousĪnother one that focuses on the baddies, you won’t find many of the recurring main characters here, but the dark side machinations are still interesting. S1E09: Cloak of DarknessĪs we’re skipping the underwhelming first episode, this is a good one to introduce Dooku and his apprentice, Asajj Ventress. Seeing as they all essentially look the same, it’s good to get a feel for them early. The first episode of season 3, Clone Cadets introduces a handful of the clones that we follow through the series, all the way through to season 6.
It’s the only one that’s not on Netflix, so it’s worth hunting down first.
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The movie tells the story of Ahsoka becoming an unwilling Anakin’s padawan - while the plot itself is nothing groundbreaking, it’s a good start to the relationship between the two.
This story has been updated and rewritten since its original publication, adding new episodes that reference to The Bad Batch and other Star Wars series. This list cuts the required watching down to 89 episodes and one movie, arranges them in chronological order, while still making sure you don’t miss anything that will be important background to any of the more recent Star Wars shows. Much of the first few seasons can be considered filler (often starring Jar Jar), and many of the episodes were aired outside of their in-universe chronological order.
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Clone Wars character Ahsoka Tano is even getting her own live-action TV show, after making a cameo appearance in The Mandalorian.ĭespite its significance to the Star Wars canon, The Clone Wars is still a kids show made over a decade ago with over 130 episodes, making it one of the hardest Star Wars shows to fully get into. Subsequent Star Wars media has followed on - directly or indirectly - from The Clone Wars, including Star Wars: Rebels, Rogue One, The Mandalorian, and, most recently, The Bad Batch. It’s no surprise that so many subsequent Star Wars movies and TV shows have drawn from its rich characters and story arcs. With so much extra content wiped from the canon, Clone Wars‘ 121 episodes were the only remaining trace of a broader canon, depicting a vibrant galaxy outside the Skywalker family’s drama. Star Wars Celebration will be held at the ExCeL Center, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL on 7 – 10 April 2023.In 2014, Disney de-canonised the bulk of existing Star Wars media, aside from the core movies, select novels, and the Clone Wars TV show.
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Star Wars Celebration has something special for every kind of Star Wars fan!Ĭelebration – Lucasfilm’s love letter to fans – is four full days of major announcements, immersive exhibits, an interactive show floor, screenings, exclusive merchandise, celebrity guests, panels, autograph sessions, fan-inspired activities, costumes and other surprises celebrating all things Star Wars! Star Wars Celebration is truly a once in a lifetime experience where memories are made, families are brought together, old friends are reunited, and new friendships forged - all in the setting of the ever-evolving Star Wars universe. There are exciting new movies new television shows new books and comics, cosplay and collectibles to celebrate, while we also commemorate the vast history of the Star Wars universe. to celebrate the cultural phenomenon that is Star Wars. Fans of all ages, from all over the world will come together in London, UK.
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