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Old 10-02-2008, 09:00 AM   #1
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Star Wars: Clone Wars (TV series) - Discussion

I searched and saw the thread on the movie, but I thought we might keep it separated since there are like 5 million shows and movies on the Clone Wars.

Don't know how many of you guys will be watching tomorrow. I think I am definitely giving it a chance. I mean it's the first Star Wars TV show since Droids and Ewoks (Ongoing, I mean). And the previews look adventures and fun, which is wha Star Wars is supposed to be. I can't wait.

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Old 10-02-2008, 09:15 AM   #2
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I'll give it three episodes. My only problem is that I don't think Cartoon Network will actually be broadcasting these episodes in HD, which is pretty lame for a network that has an HD channel.
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I didn't know that. I was kinda hoping for an HD broadcast.

The only thing I noticed and liked about the trailers is that it seems more fun. I know the topic of the clone wars and all the Jedi deaths was more serious than Han yelling at chewie , but it looks like there are going to be some Episode 4-6 moments in this one. Also you see a better side of Anakin, which makes his fall even harder. I never really felt sorry for him in the movies, but now with the Clone movie and this series, and then seeing him in the Force Unleashed game, I am started to feel more pity for the character.

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I actually just watched the movie the other day. It wasn't horrible, but at the same time it wasn't great. My problem is that this whole series basically makes the other, really good animated series, non-existent.
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If I didnt see the movie, have I basically missed the start of this series?
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I think seeing the movie will get me watching this series as I actually enjoyed the movie quite a bit.
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I'll give it three episodes. My only problem is that I don't think Cartoon Network will actually be broadcasting these episodes in HD, which is pretty lame for a network that has an HD channel.
Yeah, that's very disappointing. At one point, TNT and TBS were also going to carry the show in HD but it isn't currently on their schedules, at least not for tomorrow night. In any case, the first season will be out on Blu-Ray eventually and that will have to do.
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If I didnt see the movie, have I basically missed the start of this series?
Yes because one of the main characters (Anakin's apprentice) is in this series, but I'm pretty sure that it will have a clean start and not make you confused for not watching it.

I agree with whoever said that this dismisses the first Clone Wars series, but I always thought that the war was pretty long and that this series happened between the two cartoons... So after Anakin defeates that hunter jedi, but before CW cartoon 2. I forgot if he had a scar in the animated movie, because that scar was received in the second part of the cartoon.

I know the second cartoon happens immediately before the movie, so this series must showcase the stuff in between.

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I was just glad to see CN offering Steve Oedekerk's hilarious SW spoof "Thumb Wars" short as a bonus with tonight's airing of Clone Wars. I've got it on DVD and I'll probably still watch it again this evening. I keep hoping Steve's Thumbs will get picked up by [as] as a series, so any exposure the Thumbs movies get with larger audiences makes me happy and just keeps that hope alive.

I still haven't seen the most recent Clone Wars movie due to the negative reviews. And I just don't forsee them being able to top Genndy Tartakovsky's vision for the previous Clone Wars series. It was all kinds of awesome.

Either way, I'll still be watching tonight. I've been a SW fan nearly since birth, and like TFs I'm always willing to give new SW media a chance.
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Old 10-03-2008, 11:48 AM   #10
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I was just glad to see CN offering Steve Oedekerk's hilarious SW spoof "Thumb Wars" short as a bonus with tonight's airing of Clone Wars. I've got it on DVD and I'll probably still watch it again this evening. I keep hoping Steve's Thumbs will get picked up by [as] as a series, so any exposure the Thumbs movies get with larger audiences makes me happy and just keeps that hope alive.

I still haven't seen the most recent Clone Wars movie due to the negative reviews. And I just don't forsee them being able to top Genndy Tartakovsky's vision for the previous Clone Wars series. It was all kinds of awesome.

Either way, I'll still be watching tonight. I've been a SW fan nearly since birth, and like TFs I'm always willing to give new SW media a chance.
Hurray for another Thumb fan. I didn't know about Thumb Wars being shown tonight. That's GREAT news. "That's no Moon!"

I was pretty sad that they never got the Matrix Thumb out, and that one of the perfect spoofs could have been Thumb of the Ring. But it never got the chance to flourish.

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