The Clone Wars Season 7 Episode 11 Reaction | Shattered 

And thus the other shoe finally drops, every episode of this show had Order 66 in the back of our minds, waiting, lurking, festering. Now, after coming to know the clones and Jedi more we do feel sad about it happening. Certainly makes Revenge of the Sith more somber.

these final 4 episodes are the pinnacle of star wars

5:29 There’s a small detail that can be hard to notice since its subtle and happens pretty fast, When Rex yells “Stay back!!” a tear can be seen rolling down his face along with the shaking. Truly showing just how much he doesn’t want to kill his friend and how hard he’s trying to fight the chip, before it inevitably takes full control of him.

1.What makes Order 66 so heartbreaking is that most of the Clones didn't just *turn off* their emotions during it. They were forced to kill their superiors, friends and people they almost considered family (Plo Koon for instance treated his Clones really well and often risked his life to protect them, which made them all treat him almost like a teacher, rather than just a general) In fact, most were completely grief stricken after the fact and either went into self imposed exile or straight up game ended themselves. Its *really* damn sad. 2. Buckle up, these last 4 episodes of Clone Wars end the series on a *bang*

Without a doubt one of the best and saddest Arc of the Clone Wars. If only Fives had succeeded.

I’m glad Beth noticed it at the beginning. The low music, the quietness, everything seems so eerie at the beginning of the episode. A moment when it’s supposed to be celebrated after capturing Maul, the liberation of Mandalore, the end of the war and yet nothing seems quite right because of all this tension that we as the audience know what’s about to happen

5:12 THE audio from Revenge if the Sith and Matt Lanter saying, "What have I done??' Was tragically amazing. 😢❤

So you know that cold, heavy feeling that hangs over this episode's scenes in the lead up to Order 66? That's how the Dark Side is described as feeling. And it has never been stronger than this moment, so the show lets you feel it.

8:57 The really cool thing is R7 is Ahsoka's droid. R7 was introduced in the Ryloth arc when Ahsoka led her first space battle

You pointed out that Ahsoka wasn't trying to kill the clones. That's a good detail. She was confused and defending herself because she didn't know what was happening. She didn't want to kill the clones and was holding onto a small semblance of hope she could get answers but then she had to run before getting overwhelmed. Imagine that feeling in every other jedi that wasn't at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant or the Jedi who saw Anakin leading the 501st up into the temple. Most regarded the clones as their friends and in the blink of an eye, were attacked by their friends. They were killed, scared, confused and died not knowing why.

Boy, they did a great job keeping you on edge this episode! Once they told you Anakin was going to talk to the Chancellor, you knew Order 66 was about to happen. They then kept things eerily quiet as the suspense and dread continued to build. And then when Rex said he was going to listen to the latest reports, your heart sank, because you knew it was finally here; and from there, it became a desperate struggle for survival. How will this all end? And how much will be lost in the process? You'll see in the heartbreaking conclusion, next time.

"The day of revenge. The day of the Sith." -Darth Sidious

bit of a “fun” fact, the 501st clone medic Kix really took Fives’ words to heart and investigated the chips himself. He found everything out but got kidnapped by the separatists. However, the ship he was held on (he was kept frozen in cryostasis) was attacked and crashed on a planet. He survived and stayed frozen for decades. During the sequel era, abt 40-50yrs after the clone wars, he was woken by pirates, and traumatized at learning wt happened to the jedi and his brothers. He eventually joined them and technically ended up being the last surviving clone

9:16 anakins passcode was the release date of the clone wars movie when we were first introduced to ahsoka. Thought that was a nice little easter egg

All the clones stil have their tribute to Ashoka still on their helmets just to add another twist of the knife.

It's finally here, the inevitable, inescapable moment we've been dreading "Execute Order 66", it's just so sad seeing Rex Struggling to fight it off. And the voices Ahsoka and Maul were hearing was Audio straight from Revenge of the Sith except for the last line "What Have I Done" which was done by the Clone Wars VA for Anakin

Fun fact #1: The Jedi Council's discussion of Palpatine is in fact the one seen in Revenge of the Sith. And I don't just mean the lines are the same, but it's that very recording used in the film, so it's actually Sam Jackson and Silas Carson (Ki Adi Mundi) we hear in the first part. So are the Force echoes of Windu vs Palpatine and Anakin's betrayal, although the "What have I done?" line was voiced by Matt Lanter. #2: Anakin's clearence code is 8108. That's the date of the TCW pilot movie's premier: 8/10/2008 in month/day/year format.

8:25 This is Ahsoka's droid "R-7". We also saw him in earlier CW seasons.

Not on the show, but Rex was not the only trooper suspicious of the chips after Five’s death. The clone medic Kix, who Fives had made contact with when disguised, investigated the matter himself and found out the true purpose of the inhibitor chips. Unfortunately the powers that be got wind of it and Kix was abducted by Separatists.

Just seeing Rex fight so hard against the neuro chip overriding his actions, and later immediately draw and fire on his brothers to save Ashoka. Actions that were so much louder than anything words could portray.

I noticed that Mace did give her a slight nod before clicking out. I think he was a bit irked about her ‘not yet’, but was not hostile. But still snarky at her.

people who seen The Clone Wars then Episode III are more gutted then us who seen Episode III first. Seeing the likeable Jedi throughout the story of The Clone Wars go out

7:50 never ask a sith lord to cause chaos

This is why I never read the description for episodes

1:24 Love how they connected this to Revenge of the Sith! 🙏🏽💪

3:46 "What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was."

I like how drawn out it was from taking Maul to the shuttle to his eyes opening in the cruiser as it’s literally the calm before the storm

and thus............the clock............reaches................zero.

Seeing Rex fighting back tears as he tries to resist order 66 just breaks my heart every time I watch that scene. 😢

This episode was sad 😞 yeah it shows the tragedy the galaxy went through.

One of the most surprising things from this episode is that Ridge survived the entire war until this point…he was a BACKGROUND CLONE who first showed up during the battle of Teth, and apparently somehow survived every battle the 501st had up until this point where he was killed in Maul’s hallway death march

Well, only one episode to go and the Clone Wars journey will officially be over. Exciting to be sure, but a bit sad being at the end of such a great series. Between this episode and the finale, it's honestly a toss up for which one's my favorite. I go back and forth between the two every time I try to rank my favorite episodes, so these are usually tied for number 1. That conversation between Ahsoka and Rex is so beautiful and heartfelt, really showing the deep friendship those two have and the respect they have for each other, which is why Order 66 activating the literal next moment is such a soul crushing moment (or "shattering" if you will 😀). It's such a great and terrible storytelling moment all at once. I also really love the juxtaposition of Rex before and after Order 66 and just how much he changes, going from the great character with the well defined personality we've come to know over the years to one of the mindless obedient meat robot that the clones started out as back in Attack of the Clones. You can see it in the other clones too, but with Rex it's much more evident. With all that out of the way, let's move on to this episode's fun facts! The conversation between the members of the Jedi Council in the hologram before Ahsoka joins to inform them of her success on Mandalore is taken directly from a scene in Revenge of the Sith (I'm pretty sure the audio is lifted straight from the movie). The conversation takes place shortly after Obi-Wan and the 212th engage Grievous on Utapau; Commander Cody calls to inform them that he and Obi-Wan have made contact and Mace Windu sends Anakin to inform Palpatine of the news, so Anakin and Ahsoka miss each other by mere minutes. The Venator-class Star Destroyer that Ahsoka and the 332nd Division use to transport Maul and themselves to Coruscant is called the Tribunal. After the very heartwarming conversation between Ahsoka and Rex, where Ahsoka echoes Mace Windu's words from Attack of the Clones about the Jedi supposedly being "keepers of the peace, not soldiers," we get more snippets of dialogue from Revenge of the Sith from Palpatine's arrest by Windu and several other Masters from the Council and Anakin's intervention and fall to the dark side. When we hear Anakin say "What have I done?," we hear both Hayden Christensen's voice and Matt Lanter's voice (the actor who voices him in the series). An interesting thing I noticed is when Palpatine tells Rex to execute Order 66, Rex responds and calls him Lord Sidious; if I'm not mistaken, Rex is the only Commander (at least of the ones we see getting the Order) that addresses him by his Sith name, the others just call him "my Lord." I'm not sure if this means anything or if it was even intentional, it might have just been an oversight or something, but I thought it was at least worth pointing out. When Ahsoka is defending herself from the now hostile clones, we hear the music piece "Anakin's Dark Deeds" from the Revenge of the Sith soundtrack, which is fitting given what is happening simultaneously with the events we're seeing in this episode (Anakin's Dark Deeds is one of my favorite John Williams pieces, I'd highly recommend you guys listen to the full thing on RU-vid in your spare time, it's quite good). After Ahsoka frees Maul, we see him join the ranks of Star Wars characters to get what has been appropriately named a "hallway scene" where a Force user walks down a hallway and takes out multiple enemies with ease and (usually) a lot of brutality. Maul's hallway scene, however, is unique in the fact that he exclusively uses the Force in one way or another to kill the enemies in his way; all of the other similar scenes in recent memory have the Force users also use their lightsabers, which Maul of course couldn't do because he lost his and Ahsoka wouldn't share. When Ahsoka leaves to go find information of Fives like Rex told her to in his last moments before the inhibitor chip took over, she heads to the Tribunal's droid bay where we see three astromechs. Two of them, RG-G1 (G-G) and CH-33P (Cheep) are making their first appearance. The other droid, R7-A7, is the droid assigned to Ahsoka when she was with the Jedi; he made his first appearance in the episode "Storm Over Ryloth" all the way back in season one. When they are trying to get access to the sealed file in Fives' case, Ahsoka says to use Anakin's passcode 8108; I don't know if it's been confirmed, but I'm pretty sure this is a reference to when the Clone Wars movie aired (August 10, 2008, or 8/10/08), launching the series itself. They are able to isolate and incapacitate Rex and take him to the ship's medical bay to remove his inhibitor chip. When they have trouble finding the chip due to it's biological design, Ahsoka puts her hands on Rex's head and recites the lines "I am one with the Force and the Force is with me" repeatedly; this is part of the Guardian's Mantra, a prayer spoken by members of the Guardians of the Whills. We first hear these words spoken by Chirrut Imwe, one of the last members of the Guardians left at their original temple on Jedha in the time of the Empire in Rogue One: A Star Wars story. The name of the guardians is actually a reference to an early version of what would become the Force in A New Hope. The Whills were going to be immortal beings recording the events of the galaxy in a journal (the Journal of the Whills) and the movies were going to be told from their perspective. A New Hope's script was actually titled "Adventures of the Starkiller as taken from the Journal of the Whills, Saga I: The Star Wars" in its second draft. The idea was ultimately dropped, but the Whills have been mentioned in several Star Wars sources, with the Journal itself being made canon in the novelization of The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster, who wrote the novelization for the original film. Whew, that was a lot more than I thought i was going to have for this episode, but we got through it, so that's good I suppose. I can't wait to see you all watch the series finale, I'm so excited! I'll see you on Tuesday for the final episode, season 7, episode 12, "Victory and Death." See you then! 😃

"Ahsoka, it's all of us. The entire Grand Army of the Republic has been ordered to hunt down and destroy the Jedi Knights." Is one of my favourite lines in all of Star Wars.

Thus......the tears begin to fall.... 😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔

What did you choose to do next, Rebels, Bad Batch, or Tales of the Jedi?

Best cw episode so tragic

Older than 20's years as Plaguies originally came up with the idea of an army wiping out the Jedi but Sidious was the one who put the final plan into action But yes what Dave Filoni and the team did with these last 3 episodes was just magic

From the moment of reading the title you know exactly what is about to go down. The moment before it happens you know it is about to happen. And yet it hits you like a truck.

If you want to know how she was able to deflect all those blasters watch tales of the Jedi.

dont ever read disney thumbnails , or even look at the picture thumnail they will spoil things , especially watching Star wars rebels ...

The feeling of dread these last episodes caught was so... Well lets just say masterful story telling.

I know this is a 4 part series finale, but to me it's a 2 hour feature. If people ever ask me which film was my favorite.....I have to come back to this finale (fans call it The Siege Of Mandalore). It's one of those things that the Clone Wars fans get for sticking through the whole 7 seasons. It's for us fans of the mythology.

9:31 Vader kills them in the hallway Maul kills them WITH the hallway

So, after you finish the last (Next) episode of "Clone Wars", are you going to continue the journey? "Bad Batch" is next in chronological order, and you have the bonus of having already met them... 3 seasons of that... The series finale just aired VERY recently... "Rebels" also makes sense too... It shows the roots of the formation of the rebellion... Might even catch up with some "Old Friends" here and there too... I have a feeling you are going to LOVE Chopper... 4 Seasons of that series... Another bonus for watching "Rebels"... There are certain "Easter Eggs" found in the movie "Rogue One" that would only be located/appreciated if you are familiar with that series... Nothing that effects the movie, but plenty for "Rebels" fans to lose their minds over... You really should watch "Rebels" "Mandalorian" and "Book of Boba Fett" BEFORE moving on to the "Ahsoka" series... They all hold pieces to the story line of "Ahsoka" that helps set up that series...

Here's where the tears begin.

One of the best pillars of strength of this arc's writing is that we all know it was coming. 99% of Star Wars fans probably saw Revenge of the Sith before starting The Clone Wars. We all collectively knew Order 66 was coming. And this entire episode was structured to force the build up to that moment. We all knew it was coming. We all saw the build up happening. And the exact moment that the shoe dropped...hits perfectly. I see so many show writers and newer shows rely on unsuspecting twists or "I didn't see that coming" moments but this arc went in the complete opposite direction and I am absolutely here for it.

"Stay back... find him.. Fives.. find.. FIVES"

The shenanigans are about to begin

The episode we’ve all been waiting for

the musical que that plays as Ahsoka defends against the troopers on the table is called "Anakin's Dark Deeds" from the Revenge of the Sith soundtrack.

5:29-5:40 I knew this day would come.

1:23 That is from Episode III btw.

As someone who seen the last episode I can definitely say that the ending is very for lack of a better word powerful due to the fact that You want the clones to survive, but you also want Asoka and Rex to survive and for someone who is grown up watching Star Wars, the clone wars it harder like seeing a a character that you love but in this instance, the viewer loves all of the clones and Asoka and I’m pretty sure I’m not alone when I say that Star Wars, the clone wars has done a fantastic job in making the viewers care about the clones

Here is it, the beginning of the end, and the end of what could have began...😢

Maul unfortunately being completely right about Anakin turning to the dark side is something i didn't see coming at first either. Its really conflicting because the best option, imo, at that moment was to agree to help Maul take down Sidious. She could've contacted Anakin before the stuff with Mace & Palpatine all went down and perhaps stopped it all happening. The bad part of that was the Maul would replace him of course but the entire Jedi order vs Maul would've been a much better outcome than the one we got.

palpatine built an entire war and puppeted both sides to set up his empire. From the political moves to the clones and the droids he set it all up. Also little detail she used anakins code to see the data on the chip. His code only worked because hes now with palpatine so he has access. any other jedis access code probably wouldnt have worked.

she survived order 66 only bec of anakins traning. to evade blaster bolts when surrounded. and he used clones to schoot at her for training. also mauls va is a massive starwars nerd and voices a lottt of caracters true all series and he is the main voice for the force unleased games XD Sam the best maul we had to date

If Sidious is to be discovered and his wicked plots foiled during the clone wars then every clone who are considered friends wouldn't have been active as thoughtless puppets and the Jedi wouldn't have been so apathy and ignorant. Well, what's done is done. Everybody makes worst mistakes.

I am writing this to help out ken and Bethany and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰

Sam Witwer is amazing with Maul, top perfomances always

501st journal would be a cool thing to react to on the gaming channel not the one made by rex that one cuts some stuff

The main thing about Maul in the movie, for me, was that the actor was a highly skilled martial artist in real life, and you could See that in the fight scenes. So, I could easily imagine him slicing up both Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

5:36 Poor Rex! 😔🙏🏽

I know it's obvious what's going to happen but they didn't have to outright say order 66 was declared. Kind of takes away from the surprise

Interesting how Rex is the only Clone to say "Yes, Lord Sidious" instead of "Yes, my lord" like the others.

The table meeting scene. You two need to have that little boy in mind. He’s pretty important. His master Depa Billaba has a brief appearance in Phantom Menace. And has been heavily featured in comics. She was Mace Windu’s apprentice. In both continuities, she had a brush with the Darkside and made some big mistakes. In Ledgends she was in a permanent coma. In Disney canon, she woke up with about a year and a half left in the war. She got back into the fighting with her first apprentice Caleb Dume. In her particular case, you can read comics about the character both Legends and Canon are valid. There is also two must read books! Star Wars: A New Dawn and Kanan: The Last Padawan. The novel has an audio book. And the 12 issue comic has a fan dub that is rearranged in chronological order. The comic is about Kanan and it’s set in three different points in his life. The fan dub is really good and on RU-vid and you only need to get about half way through it for the backstory.

Great reaction, looking forwards to your next one!

Rip all the Jedi and sympathizers while this episode is happening

Bad Batch is next and then Rebels which in sure you two will enjoy very much

If Anakin had not trained Ashoka using the clone troopers she would have most likely died in order 66

The meeting was obviously taken straight from RotS, so we know now that it didn't just end in the movie. There was more to it. Man fuck Mace Windu, lol. Snarky asshole. It's sad to see Yoda still want Ahsoka back. You can tell Yoda cares for Ahsoka. :( "This is the way", lol, not sure if that was intentional or if you watched The Mandalorian yet, but that's a main quite from the show, lol. I can't stand seeing Rex sad. You can tell he's trying o fight the chip, the tear, telling Ahsoka as much as he can before it took full control of him. Fives did not die in vein!!! Without his persistence, he wouldn't have had Rex know, and Rex wouldn't have been able to push through to get Ahsoka the knowledge she used to rescue him. :( I can't stand seeing Rex sad. 😭😭

Hwat makes this mich worse is the clones are conscious and fully aware of what they are doing and what they see so when rex qent fully under the chips control he say himself trying to execute Ashoka but like a puppet coulldnt do a thing but watch

I wonder if you guys cried while watching the last episode. I sure did 😂

This is a side question because I'm a new fan but who is that sweetie pie in your lap? 😊

4:58 and so it begins smh 🥺😭😈

9:30 This scene was incredible! 💪

Will you watch "Tales of the Jedi" after this btw? It's season is only about 2 hours long in total.

4:32 🙏🏽

2:50 You have no idea...

I really hope you guys watch tales of the Jedi and bad batch right after then rebels it’s a great experience

I love maul in this episode

And so, one episode left. Be ready to go😔

well anakin did train her to survive this

7:10 as do I ken lol 😈

please everyone don’t forget to hit the like button and the share button and copy the link it helps ken and Bethany a lot 🥺🙏

YES YES YES

make sure to watch star wars rebels as well its also very good!

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Im guessing they either havenf watched the movies or its been awhile cause if them not knowinf where the chips where there in the brain

And soon we will watch rebels

Why did you read the summary, kind of hurts the reaction cause you know what to expect

I love your reactions but please stop reading the episode description they spoil a lot

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Darth Maul was a piece of furniture in the original Phantom Menace movie. He's nothing. Dave Filoni took that worthless character and made him one of the most complicated and interesting villains in the Star Wars universe.

Mace is the worse.

Love this episode, but Ahsoka treating Bo-katan with more respect than she does the Jedi is still cringe worthy 4 years later. Her first impression of Bo-Katan was getting m0lested by her, then she witnessed first hand as Bo-Katan turned a freaking flamethrower at civilians, and then she almost got killed by her.

The clone wars was just amazing except for the filler but other than that great stuff

Why did they read the description. I feel like it took away some of the suspense.