The Clone Wars — Season 1
The war, week by week, from the trenches rather than the war room.
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The war, week by week, from the trenches rather than the war room.
Bounty hunters, and a season that finally lets the clones be people.
The season that starts explaining where the clones came from, and what that cost.
The war reaches the water worlds, and something that was buried comes back.
A bombing at the Jedi Temple, and the trial that follows it.
The Lost Missions. A clone starts malfunctioning, and the reason is worse than a fault.
A street kid on an occupied planet falls in with the crew of a very tired freighter.
The crew joins something larger, and someone from the last war comes looking.
A fleet takes shape, and the Empire sends its most patient officer after it.
The last season, ending on the doorstep of the first film.
A pilot goes undercover on a refuelling platform in the months before the war restarts.
The platform is no longer neutral, and neither is anyone on it.
A bounty hunter takes a job, delivers the target, and immediately regrets it.
The last season, running directly alongside Revenge of the Sith.
Its final arc overlaps the film almost hour for hour.
Looking for somebody who can teach the child, and finding more people than expected.
A squad built wrong enough to survive the end of the war has to work out what it is now for.
A crime lord who would rather be respected than feared, which is not how any of this works.
Ten years into hiding, a man who has given up is made to leave the desert.
How an ordinary, difficult man becomes useful to a rebellion that does not exist yet.
The Empire tightening, and a crew running out of places that will have them.
Back to the home world, and the question of what a Mandalorian is without one.
A search for a missing friend turns into a search for something much worse.
The last season, and an answer about what the cloning was always for.
A century before everything else, an investigation into a killing nobody wants investigated.
Four kids from a very boring planet find a buried ship and get extremely lost.
The four years between, ending exactly where Rogue One begins.