March 6 2009



Episode Guide: Innocents Of Ryloth

Episode Air No: 20
Production No: 17

Director: Brian Kalin O'Connell
Writer: Randy Stradley & Henry Gilroy

Episode Brief: To sabotage a powerful Separatist weapon, Obi-Wan and a small clone force enter an occupied town, and discover that its residents are being used as a living shield.

Chucky?

This is the second week in a row I've been home and completely forgotten to watch this. But I think I earned my fan card by ordering the Clone Wars Blu-Ray for $13 on Amazon.
And after a long period of fighting with the new Megaupload to get a connection, here's a s01e20 backup link.[u]

Always like to see unused designs or concepts make their way into the series. In this episode, Obi-Wan using the Force to calm and lure those beasts into the crevice. A similar idea was cut from AOTC where Mace was supposed to use the Force to calm the Reek during the arena battle.

Aww, the clone troopers aren't so bad! I don't care what the movies say about that whole "order 66" thing.

New episode is up

Also check out our MF Live Action Series Winter 2009 report thread. There is nothing excitingly new there but it took me a few hours to put it together.

Nice change of pace episode. Next week looks like the ultimate bad-assery of Mace Windu will be on display.

That was a pretty fun episode.



"Don't worry, little one"
"We'll be back, we promise"

...back to subjugate your planet. Hooray foreshadowing. Next we can have a series where we get to see the clones do really reprehensible things as the stormtroopers of the Empire.

The cleaning the cage bit was probably the best use of battle droids as comic relief that I've seen in this series or elsewhere.

I thought so too - a nice nod to the shot in TPM of the battle droid cleaning the tank.

I'm crossing my fingers that we get an OT animated series in this style.

What an excellent episode. I love how the clones have become the main characters of this series.

The series seems to be doing a better job of protraying the CIS and their proxies, as more evil-spirited as we move along. Makes the protagonists easier to identify with and root for.