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The Clone Wars: Mace Windu, Catcher in the Ryloth!

StarWars.com has a couple updates related to last Friday’s episode of The Clone Wars: “Liberty on Ryloth”, wrapping up the three-part Ryloth arc. Mace Windu teamed up with a Twi’lek resistance leader, Cham Syndulla, to help overtake the Separatists controlling the capital. Here’s a few tidbits to hold you over until the Club Jade review gets posted:

And gearing up for the big season finale, we get a video preview and preview episode guide of “Hostage Crisis” with bounty hunters taking over the Senate. Ziro the Hutt’s back!

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The Clone Wars: Give me “Liberty of Ryloth” …

Time for the finale of the Ryloth three-part story on The Clone Wars tonight! In “Liberty of Ryloth”, Mace Windu steps into the spotlight as he seeks to liberate the capital of Ryloth from the Seps – and to do so, he’s going to need the help of the Twi’lek freedom fighter, Cham Syndulla.

  • StarWars.com takes a peek at the plot. Is it Mace who should be called “The Negotiator”?
  • Check out the online preview comic for “Liberty of Ryloth”: The Ballad of Cham Syndulla. Now with sonnets!
  • Bonnie gets a few questions answered from Matthew Wood as the voice of Wat Tambor in “Say Wat?“

Going back to last week’s episode, “Innocents of Ryloth”, we got a few more reviews to for you. Listen to reviewing podcasts from TF.N’s Force-cast Roundtable and EU Cantina’s We Talk Clones.

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EUbits: Ostrander, Duursema, Perry, Kemp

Legacy #34

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The Clone Wars: Blue Shadow Virus

Friday brought a Padme/Jar Jar/Anakin/Anakin double-header with ‘Blue Shadow Virus’ and ‘Mystery of a Thousand Moons’. In the commentaries, Dave Filoni talks about adding new character designs and strange places. (Come back later for James’ review!)

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It’s not cold and flu season in tonight’s Clone Wars

In tonight’s ‘Blue Shadow Virus,’ and ‘Mystery of a Thousand Moons,’ Padme and Jar Jar investigate a biological threat to the Naboo and (of course) end up captured. Michael York plays the episode’s villain, Dr. Nuvo Vindi.