The Legacy of Star Wars: The Clone Wars (Part 3) 

I’m almost 57 years old, and not ashamed to say that The Clone Wars IS Star Wars to me. These 3 videos have accurately, and powerfully, put into words how I’ve felt for years. Thank you SO much for this!!! Absolute genius.

This was, probably, without question, the greatest Clone Wars Documentary I've ever seen on the platform. Well Done! Extremely Underrated Channel.

Rex being the lookout for Anikin when talking to Padme was such a bro moment. I kinda wish we got more moments like that.

"And then... it happened." Sir, you just gave me chills and made me tear up just remembering my reaction to Season 7's reveal. Thank you for reassuring me why I love Star Wars as much as I do.

I always took the Jesse helmet scene to symbolise the death of the republic, covered in the blood of good men. With the birth of an evil empire in its wake.

I hope this 3 episode documentary will be released on Disney+

You may not see this, but I just wanted to say that this three part documentary is actually some of the most incredible RU-vid content I’ve seen. Seriously…the analysis, the passion, the storytelling! This is so good, and as a massive fan of Star Wars, this does so much justice to the complexities and just pure epic nature of the show. Thank you man! This is awesome :)

One of the biggest takeaways for me from the final scene was the intentional inclusion of an Anakins eyes showing through the Vader mask, as if it was to show anakin still lived on inside that suit, remembering all the things he and Ahsoka had been through, and it shows that he still held onto it even after all those years

I NEVER comment on any video but a gotta say these vids are actually the best video essay/documentary's I've seen on RU-vid

Disney failed to recognize just how passionate and vocal the fanbase was. Truer words were never spoken.

I love how they allow the jedi to come within striking distance of unravelling palpetine's plan before he can execute order 66. season 6 really gives you the feeling that if they'd had another week, they might have been able to stop everything falling apart

As Ashley Eckstein says, "Ahsoka lives in all of us"

Very important to note here that it is a perfectly normal and human reaction to cry upon viewing of the clone wars season 7 finally even after watching multiple times.

This documentary series was absolutely incredible. I've always loved this show and held it in higher regard than any Star Wars project or TV show I've ever seen, but I feel like I've never truly understood it, and appreciated it, more than after watching this series. This might as well have been professionally made with how well done it was and I am very happy that I found this series and your channel. This show's been such an important part of my life. It's been a source of strength and inspiration, an escape when I needed an escape, and a tool to enhance many of the friendships I've had over the years. The characters and stories in this series make up the majority of my favorites not just in Star Wars, but for all time, and I thank George Lucas, Dave Filoni, and the cast and crew of Star Wars the Clone Wars for making me the person that I am today.

Maul asking to die really shows just how scared he is. You can see it. He sees what’s coming and he’s absolutely terrified and at this point every cell in his body wants to run and hide from the approaching storm

Anyone who loves the Clone Wars should watch this docuseries. Brilliantly executed and well-crafted, and you can really see the great amount of effort and care went into this. Very well done

Gott, you made me cry about the Siege of Mandalore all over again

I literally feel guilty that I watched this series for free. These videos are now some of my favorite in all my years on RU-vid. These videos really deserve millions of views. I got so many chills during them and was captivated the entire way through. Well done, man. #CompleteTheCloneWars

Anakin, "feels," Ahsoka's presence in the first Walkabout episode, like she feels his. It's an inseparable bond they have formed, through the Force, over the course of their time together. And, it's something I just realized explains the appearance of Ahsoka's, "Spirit Animal," Maori, in the season finale, flying over Vader's head when he finds Ahsoka's lightsaber amongst the wreckage of the Jedi Cruiser she was last known to have been aboard, as far as he knew, anyway. Undoubtedly he would have been able to sense her presence through the Force, particularly when he picked up her lightsaber. So, to effectively mask that connection Maori is shown flying overhead, to account for any connections he may have been sensing in that moment. Allowing him to accept the possibility that she had been killed in the crash, despite still being able to feel her through the Force. It makes perfect sense. (pun not intended lol) If he has not seen the Owl circling above, he would have almost certainly been unable to accept the possibility that she had died, because he would be struggling against still being able to sense her, espescially when touching her lightsaber. Maori gives that internal, "conflict," a resolution. At least enough for him to walk away at that moment, and leave the wreckage behind without any further investigation into her fate. (Absolutely brilliant. 👍)

As someone who got the chance to play Clone Wars Adventures with you almost 10 years ago now, it really is amazing to see you at this level. Good work SaiTorr. May the Force be with you.

What I don't understand is why everyone is taking the Clovis scene as THE worst Anakin moment, Clovis tried to kiss her WITHOUT consent. While he STILL overdid it, he had every reason to kick that assholes ass.

You took me on one of the greatest rides I've ever been on. This show is the reason I am who I am, I haven't ever been able to put into words how much this show impacted me as a kid and now as a young adult, but you did. You took the time to make all of this. I will admit, this was just a recommended video for me (it actually recommended part 2 first! I started from one though) but after I was done, I was ready to scroll down and give my subscription to a guy with 100k+ subs because THAT is the level of work and quality that I saw. So when I saw you only had 338 subscribers? I was blown away and knew I had to say SOMETHING about this. You know, this may sound cheesy, but when you explained about your life (in the latter part of this video) and how you watched these as a kid that went to a Christian Private school, then your beliefs were challenged in a public school (run-on sentence, my bad), that part gave me chills. No exaggeration, that exact scenario happened to me. I know that a little hard to believe and I myself had to double-take when watching your video. As I watch this show and think about my morals and how I look critically at things, I begin to see that it's all because of this show. This is getting a bit long and personal for a public youtube comment, so ill put my discord tag here: Electro_#2665 I'd love to talk more with you about this show and life in general (it's a little mind-blowing to hear someone describe your exact life as theirs, especially when you feel like no one could ever understand) All and all, This was a phenomenal 3 part video Essay and I hope you plan to continue your creative path, you have huge potential. You've got a Sub, Bell, likes, and Shares from me.

I'd like a Clone Wars season made exclusively of the scrapped arcs that involve the villains: -The Bounty Hunter Arc with Boba Fett & Cad Bane -The Ventress Arc involving Asajj & Quinlan Vos -The Son of Dathomir Arc (This one I'd love to see the most because Maul gets to interact with both Grievous & Dooku; the Sith who replaced him as his master's apprentice) The main reason why I'd like to see these arcs specifically (aside from focusing primarily on the series villains) is because they fill in important information regarding the villains. It explains how Cade Bane played a part in making Boba the bounty hunter he is, it gives closure to Ventress's story arc throughout the series, it explains what happened to Maul in between the seasons of 5 & 7 and much more.

just finished your 3 part series, this documentary series is truly a work of art. You’ve put into words what we were all feeling about the clone wars. This part in particular made me emotional because it serves as a reminder to me that the clone wars is more than just a tv show, it’s my childhood. I grew up alongside ahsoka. We made the same mistakes at the same time and age, and by the time we were both young adults, we had grown into our own individuals. Like ahsoka growing up had been about the jedi order, mine had been about my religion and the church. I preached in many different high schools, and had done my work to spread the Bible in a few different countries. I was held to a high regard in my church. Then things started to happen where I felt betrayed and hurt by my church and the leaders I had looked up to. My faith began to be seriously challenged, keeping it alive became increasingly difficult, and sadly ended up having to leave it behind. I had seen many people fall away from the faith, but their attitudes in doing so where out of rebellious motivations. My experience was much like ahsokas when walking away from the Jedi temple for the last time. Righteous, but still sad and hurt by what she must leave behind. Thank you for putting this all together, I have a much deeper appreciation of the show because of it!

The day that Season 7 was announced is a day I will never forget.

Your channel is INCREDIBLY underrated. Keep going with this style of wonderfully detailed videos! I love it, excellent job.

Oh my gosh, I thought I was the only one who saw that Trace & Rafa were character foils for Ahsoka. I agree that it was the least fun of the 3 arcs. But it was the most thought-provoking for me - giving us a rare glimpse into the "normal people" on Coruscant. It also has appropriate connections to the Ahsoka novel.

I fully agree on the animation being gorgeous in season 7, the difference between season 1 and 5 are already immense, but season 7 makes it looks like childs play.

Holy crap this series of video essays about clone wars is amazing! how does this not have more exposure? Well done ArTorr! I watched all 3 in one sitting lmao it was that good

Really solid series. The Clone Wars inspired my love for Star Wars and the whole of film, and I hope that not only the fanbase continues to grow and be inspired by it like we were, but that videos like this continue to show just exactly why it’s the best Star Wars content outside of the OT.

How these particular Clone Wars, (and other, ) video essays haven't blasted past at LEAST a million views, by now, is simply beyond me. (I've shared them with everyone I know, who would be, in any way, interested.) The quality is undeniable, you'd think that would be more than enough, on its own. Know what I mean?! ✌

This video series, and this third installment specifically, is one of the best things on all of youtube. Thank you so much for putting such an incredible amount of effort into articulating the love we all feel for this show. I appreciate you documenting the journey and will likely rewatch these beautifully crafted documentaries for decades to come.

Congratulations my friend, you have written the greatest love letter to The Clone Wars, a show that raised a whole new generation of Star Wars fans with all these stories about Rex, Ahsoka and Anakin and taught them valuable lessons about hope, friendship, kindness, loyalty, selflessness and patience. Patience more than any, for when the time had come, these same fans became a family that fought together for so many years and never stopped hoping and believing that the show could get it's well deserved finale by the hands of Dave. These are the values Clone Wars taught us and there is a bright future ahead of our beloved franchise. May the force be with all of us my friends.

Also this was 6 months ago, I’d love to see your rebels videos coming out!

Seeing Rex’s tear was great. It was amazing at solidifying how much he grew to care for Ashoka enough to kill his own brothers, and you could see how much to hurt him. The clones not being in control of their actions was a great excuse for them to try not to kill. The only other show that I can remember did something like this with that much of an emotional impact was season 3 of daredevil where Matt is pushed to his absolute breaking point, or with Batman in under the red hood where Batman admits that if he started killing, he wouldn’t be able to stop because of how broken he is. With Matt and the bat, their reasons for choosing not to kill is a part of who they are, and it would destroy them personally if they went through with it. It would break everything they are and stand for, and it works so much better than the “it will make you just like them” argument that is equivalent to bulldozing a rotting corpse of a dead horse. Don’t make the reasoning come from something that arbitrary in a story, but make it something that is extremely important to who the character is

I think I’m gonna say it. This 3 part documentary and review is most likely the best Star Wars insight and review I have ever seen on this platform. You’ve done this god-like show more than enough justice and have solidified my opinion on this show being the best of all time. Every Star Wars fan should see these videos and even just people that want to find some of the best shows ever

"frustratingly involved with people who didn't know any better" Story of my life

Disney always wants to create a strong woman character, but they always neglect what's right under their eyelids: Asoka, Bo Katan, Padme, Ventress just to name a few

Listening to your reaction about Clone Wars being cancelled reminds me of how I felt in the mid eighties when I found out that Return of the Jedi would be the "last" Star Wars movie. Previous to that, Lucas had said that he planned on making nine or twelve movies. I had never known a world without Star Wars, and I thought it would be around forever. It was an existential crisis lol Nowadays I'm still constantly amazed that, despite some highs and lows, Star Wars is alive and vibrant with so many different branches. I just watched the end of Clone Wars and the beginning of Bad Batch, and they really stand up as some of the best Star Wars. I can only imagine what little me would have thought if I could have seen a glimpse of this back in the dark days when there was no Star Wars.

I got literal chills on the conclusion. Ahsoka is my all time favorite!

Everything you have said is something that I've been saying to myself for the better part of 6 or 7 years. I also grew up watching the clone wars, but soon began to stop. It kind of became..shameful for me, because of all the bullying that I received from my love of star wars in general. I was "reintroduced" to it once it was put back on Netflix and honestly, I didn't realize I had never seen season 4 or 5 until I got to that point in my rewatch, and so in a way I was experiencing a whole new show. From that point on I decided to really embrace my love for Star Wars and, more specifically, the Clone Wars. In doing that, I came to many of the same conclusions that you did. The takeover of the Star Wars License by Disney and it's subsequent suppression of anything regarding the prequels, to the tragedy of the Clones themselves. If the combination of the Prequels and the Original trilogies is the Tragedy of Anakin Skywalker - his rise, fall, and eventual redemption, then in many ways the Clone Wars is the Tragedy of the Clones. There is so much darkness and heartache surrounding their entire existence and while they had plenty of good personal stories in which they weren't simply a background to be used in action sequences, I think they would have better been explored in the final 3 seasons, but to finally see someone else recognize their "tragedy" is super exciting and makes me feel less insane when I think about the show. Overall you did what I've been looking for - a creator who takes the time to understand that the Clone Wars is more than just a kid show and to recognize the fact that there is so much more beneath the surface, and you took the time to do that, to deconstruct it's characters, scores, themes, and even the least-liked episodes that many only do for big blockbuster movies or cape flicks. (I stand by you in saying that D-Squad does not deserve all of it's hate) So, thank you. Thank you for making this video series. I'm a 20 year old Sophmore in College waiting to move back to school, and so it was no issue to absolutely body this series in one day. Here's a subscription, I'll be sure to watch every other one of your videos when I get the chance! P.S - The Anakin vs. Dooku fight scene at the end of the SW: TCW Movie on Tatooine is criminally underrated and on top of being Sir Christopher Lees last performance as Count Dooku, has a disgustingly good score that companies an important scene in the movie

This is one of the best CW analysis series I've seen.

I'd like to think you've captured a fraction of Filoni and his team's storytelling expertise in these videos. Completely phenomenal. I felt the same emotions I did watching The Clone Wars with the same intensity while watching your videos, so thank you for that. Please keep thinking (and talking) about Star Wars!

Seeing the live reaction from fans of the season 7 teaser still gives me full body chills to this day. I remember screaming and crying tears of joy when it was announced. Childhood was restored.

This whole video essay is wonderful, I am surprised that you only have as many subscribers that you have. I love your work and foresee you becoming very popular if you keep producing such perfect content.

I rarely ever comment on anything on youtube, mostly just watch and move on... but my god you have done an absolutely fantastic job at a full in depth analysis on every level of the clone wars. You truly show how it relates not just to the bigger picture of the Star Wars universe but how it parallels the real world as well. I can seriously tell your dedication to the work you put into these videos, you posed some major ideas I had never considered myself. I would guess I’m around your age and grew up with the show only to come back recently in order to refresh myself for the last season. The nuance that exists in the show is something you’ve managed to truly grasp and make into a video series. Quickest RU-vid subscription I’ve ever made and I can’t wait to see what videos you come out with next!!!!

After watching Clone Wars, I always want more clone wars. It’s such a well written show that you don’t see often these days, it will always be one of my all times favorite shows

My god, man. This 3-part analysis was beautiful and inciteful. You've made me enjoy something I already loved even more. Literally started tearing up when you detailed Ahsoka's moments in the final episodes.

Talks a lot and says something

This video made me cry several times...… Truly one of the best video series I've ever watched on RU-vid. Thank you so much for this. You deserve so many more subscribers than you have, and you will get them.

Just to put things in perspective, I'm 51 and I had "A new hope" beds sheets that I loved when I was a child. I love everything Star Wars, but beyond that, I've seen a lot of RU-vid videos in my day and I have to say this was the best RU-vid video I've ever seen. Your analysis, commentary and perspective on the subject at hand was masterful and such a joy to be a witness to. Thank you @ArTorr !

I've been binge watching your documentary for the past 2 hours and a half and I am truly glad i did. This is by far the best Star Wars fan-made content I've ever watched. It's weird I haven't found it earlier considering the quality of it. Thank you for the feelings you gave me!

There was also an arc written that had Anakin team up with a younger Thrawn to stop production of advanced separatist battle droids. It was later repurposed into a book written by Timothy Zahn.

My god man, I feel myself tearing up, reminded me of times where I turned to clone wars for inspiration and to get me through tough times.

Wow, seeing that reveal that Clone Wars season 7 teaser again... got tears in my eyes. I was so happy when I saw that for the first time. I felt like a kid again

Ahsoka from the first time I saw her on the screen, I loved her sass & courage. She gave Anakin shit & challenged him at every turn...she was the perfect mirror to Anakin & gave so many layers to the characters! I enjoyed these videos, thank u.

I was hesitant to watch another video gushing over The Clone Wars. As someone who also grew up watching the show and was inspired by it I already know why it was great. Where other Clone Wars videos give a surface level description on the show this series of documentaries really went in depth breaking the show down and gave words to some of my thoughts on the show, and even managed to expand my view giving me a greater appreciation overall. Fantastic job!

These videos actually drew tears out of me. You exposed every feeling that I felt for this amazing series. You touched on just how special this was and how it was so much more than a kids show. Growing up with the Clone Wars had an amazingly substantial effect on me. Seeing it’s send off was like seeing the final send off for my childhood. Thank you for the effort of this documentary series.

It was this series that made me watch The Clone Wars for the first time. It is definitely one of my favorite pieces of Star Wars media now

These are the types of videos that should scare other long-form video essayists and content creators in general. This will raise the bar for some, and weed out others. If I made essays or documentaries on RU-vid, I'd be freaked the fuck out by the quality of these. Truly a masterpiece series right here. You should be enormously proud.

The future of Star wars looks bright, let's hope Disney doesn't mess it up again.

I have been watching your videos for a while now, and I gotta say that this has bee your vest series of videos made by far.

This literally had me in tears multiple times, from your discussion of Ahsoka leaving the Order and how that forced me to examine my own recent departure from an organization that I couldn't ethically remain in, leaving behind my own brother figure who always stood by me, to your later discussion of the horrors of Order 66, I cried a lot. This is so freaking well done, and impacted me significantly. You should be really proud of yourself.

Hang on. So you're telling me that you're about 21, born in PA, grew up near Philly, went to a very small Christian (Quaker?) school, and immeasurably love Star Wars? Would you happen to be my long-lost twin? Similarities to my life aside, thank you for putting this together. TCW was easily my all-time favorite show as a kid (my uncle would pirate S1 episodes onto DVDs for me to watch at home, and because his C's look like O's, when he wrote each episode's title on each disc I thought Rookies was actually titled Rockies for the longest time), and it had a profound impact on me even to this day, 13 years after I saw the movie in the theater. But I could never put it into words, could never fully express or understand why this show meant so much to me. Other RU-vidrs like Full Fat Videos and Cosmonaut Variety Hour gave some voice to my sentiments, but you by far gave me the most compelling and exhaustive (in a good way) explanation for why I hold The Clone Wars in such high regard. Thank you.

The fact that this series doesn't have more views is criminal. The Clone Wars will always be my all-time favorite Star Wars content, and this reminded me of that. It's a shame that more people haven't seen it.

"Talking to himself for minutes on end." That part of the sentence made me laugh.

This 3 part series was truly one of the best fan made documentaries I’ve ever seen about a show. Thank you for this.

This video came on as recommended after watching a review on the season finale of Bad Batch... saw it was an hour long and wrote it off as background noise for a while. What I didnt expect was to properly watch this in its entirety, genuinely impressed and satisfied much as I would be watching a professionally produced, network television quality documentary. This was seriously a fantastic watch buddy, very very well done. Thank you

I just finishen watching the entire series, inspired by the end of The Mandalorian Season 2. I cannot believe how good The Clone Wars was, and that the stigma of animation kept me from watching. Immediately after the end of the last episode, I went to RU-vid and found these three videos. A perfect ending to an amazing series. Would love to see your breakdowns of the trilogies also. Great job!!

"The way of the Dark Side is to never move on." I disagree. Sidious, the most powerful Sith to ever live, moved on as easily as the wind. He disposed of everyone ever connected to him with inhuman ease. He was one of if not THE most attuned to the Dark Side, and yet he "moved on" so often he could be described as being in a constant state of "moving on." First he had Plagueis, then he disposed of Plagueis and replaced him with Dooku. Then he disposed of Dooku and replaced him with Anakin. The way of the Dark Side is not to never move on, that is the trap that the weaker adherents inevitably fall into. The true Way of the Dark Side is to never care at all, to never invest any emotion into your companions and those close to you and instead use them to further your own goals and ensure your own ascension.

This deserves to be on a platform for every Star Wars fan to see

Wow, I put on this series on as something to have on in the background while I did other things, instead I'm sitting here here nearly four hours later transfixed having watched all three parts. This is probably one of the best youtube video essays I've ever seen. It's clean, well written and doesn't stumble at any point. You've earned a subscriber here, and I look forward to watching your other videos.

Thank you for making this but also for not flooding it with commercials. This was very well made. While I didn’t enjoy every story I’m a huge fan and I loved how they weren’t afraid to do something different. Ahsoka also slowly became my favorite character.

All I can say is: wow. You took me on such a journey and reminded me of the majesty of this series and how much it meant to me growing up as a kid. You deserve all the love for your incredibly hard work. Thank You ArTorr, May The Force Be With You.

Dang when’s the last time a RU-vid video gave me chills? Man you are amazing, this is just hands-down amazing, wherever you are whatever you’re doing right now I just want to thank you for this video it truly gave the clone wars the respect that I’ve always felt it has deserved.

As a member of the OT generation who now has family who call the Prequels their Star Wars, it does my heart good to see people of that generation now telling their stories and speaking about what affects them about their chapters of a big ongoing story. Well done, my friend.

Once again, phenomenal work! You've done such a great job with this series that it transcends just being a strong evaluation of another piece of work. This series is a strong work in itself. Your insight, your way with words, your editing, everything. Top notch. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of watching these videos and can see myself revisiting them as an extension of the Clone Wars experience. You've earned yourself a fan and I am excited to follow your work.

Goddamn, it upsets me seeing this kind of wonderful and so underrated content on RU-vid, you deserve at least 5mil subs, how much work placed on a video and not appreciated

The last four episodes of the clone wars are the best Star Wars movie, and I stand by that 100%. It has possibly the most satisfying ending I have seen, is emotional as hell and is beautifully written. The animation is top notch and the characters fall into the story perfectly. It seems like a story that was always apart of the universe. Great doc for an amazing show

30:15 Did anyone else tear up here? I grew up on Star Wars and TCW was a big part of that. I remember watching it all the way through middle school. Heck, I appreciate TCW now as a college student than I did as a kid. In my eyes, Dave Filoni and others like him are the ones who deserve to carry George’s Legacy into the future. Not the corporate overlords at Disney, who would see our childhood love milked for every penny, until there is nothing left, only to discard it in the end.

Thanks for this series! I love getting a breakdown and analysis of the show.

As Palatine will say when seeing the revival of the clone wars, "A surprise too be sure, but a welcomed one."

this vid made me cry it’s beautiful the way you showed the passion and beauty that star wars gives fans. Thank you for editing and making this

I’m 53, I’ve been seen everything Star Wars since 1977. I shared the Clone Wars wars with my youngest since she was 8 and continue now when she’s 22. I can honestly say that this was some of the best Star Wars content in any medium. Well done.

This is the best summary of the clone wars themes I've ever seen. I had heard many of these ideas before, but hearing them together and hearing the new ideas that you shared is very impactful. Thank you for making these videos!

I found you yesterday and have watched your clone wars videos. I have to say, thank you so much for changing my perspective. I never realised how deep the meanings were and I had goosebumps more often than not. Also, your editing is amazing. Thank you so much for making this video and making me fall in love with SWTCW all over again.

This analysis of Star Wars is genuinely one of the most engaging and insightful things I have ever watched... My Love of Star Wars has grown even more because of it, Thank You. 💜

Wow! All I can say is, "Wow!" This was the greatest documentary I have ever watched. You have lit a fire in me to go back and recapture all of this story. Thank you very much!

I wish we got the other episodes of Clone Wars but they definitely succeeded in wrapping up a beautiful piece of storyteliing.

What a great series about one of the, if not THE, greatest animated shows of all time. I watched all three episodes back to back today and now I want to re-watch the entire TCW series. It is documentaries like this that make me appreciate exactly what we have and are as Star Wars fans!

I’ve come back to this video a while after I first watched it. I gotta say, you should definitely have more subs. Not as a pure popularity thing on the platform, but so more people not necessarily just Star Wars, mass effect, or whatever have you can see these things through such an analytical and depth lens. Many of the things you point out in these videos or ideas that I always had in my thoughts or even discussed with my peers multiple times. The sheer effort put into your videos really shows, and I think, regardless of the sub count, that the number of views per video I see on your channel really speaks for itself whether it be people coming back to rewatch, or even new people seeing your videos much past their upload date. Every time you upload, it’s a treat. I actually recently watched your bad batch video again, and I paid it much more mind as I’m transitioning out of the marine corps soon. Can’t wait for your newest videos, especially hopefully for mass effect 3 if you decide to make one as it would be a nice conclusion to that series.

everyone who has seen the clone wars knows that it is really special, thanks so much for really verbalizing it and expanding it

What an amazing three part documentary type series, the work put into this is just phenomenal and I want to thank you so much for making it. Continue to produce fantastic videos like these, keep up the great work.

What a fantastic series. Echoing the same sentiment as many other commenters, but you really did this fantastic show justice

I never comment on these videos. But the array of emotions that this portrayed largely mirrored the array of emotions that were thrust upon me and I’m assuming the rest of the Fanbase as we grew up watching the clone wars and its most impactful moments. I’m a prior Marine. I grew up in a first responder household with a father that while great, was flawed with drinking instead of talking about his demons that he is only recently coming to terms with and dealing with his demons. needless to say, I was raised with having a difficulty allowing myself to cry. This documentary successfully made me cry twice out of nostalgia remembrance and in some cases morning for a characters that I grew up with. I could say that I grew up watching, but no that doesn’t cover it. I grew up with these characters. I was in elementary school when the clone wars movie came out. I grew up with Ahsoka. I grew up with Rex. I grew up with the domino squadron. This is without a shadow of a doubt the greatest television series of all time. I wish it could last forever. And I still remember how I felt the second I saw that trailer for the clone wars go live. I apologize if this was a bit of rambling, but I felt like I could actually add something to the conversation for ones God bless you and thank you for this documentary.

Final season came out a day before my b-day, i consider it one of the best gifts ever.

I have never watched a more detailed documentary on star wars ever! Great job, I think every one should watch this video including people who think The Clone Wars is just a cartoon show with pew pew and lazer swords.

Great content doesn’t even begin to describe your trilogy of videos. Your analysis/ retrsospective just ooze the love and passion for the shows/ games you cover and make me fall in love with them (all over again or without having actually experienced them). Thank you! I wish you all the best and that that passion and creative energy will never stop.

Thank you Artorr for this series and thank you Dave Filoni for bringing it to life and carrying on George's legacy in the most respectful way possible. Selling Lucasfilm to a giant corporation was bound to end up badly as a big machine will boil it down to its most monetary form sacrificing its soul. I'm glad someone like Dave (and Favreau as well) are there as fans themselves and can keep "Star Wars" as Star Wars.