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Hello and welcome to another episode of our bonus Q&A pod! Today we are answering your questions about the Blue Shadow Virus and Ryloth arcs, and it turns out that y'all want us to get deep into the nitty gritty with some heavy topics. You know, like war crimes, Clone adulthood, and of course, our Clone Wars dream/nightmare blunt rotations.

Enjoy, and thanks once again for your support!

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MTV2 Video Mods: Star Wars - Take Me Out 

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Marandahir

Hot Take as I listen to all your podcasts from beginning: the tonal whiplash of Mystery of a Thousand Moons is the direct predecessor to Finn and Rose at Canto Bight. Sometimes the fastest way to deal with a desperate problem is to **** around for a bit on a sidequest that may or may not solve it.

Marandahir

Also you’re exactly right about Obi-Wan knows but doesn’t want to ask - that’s confirmed in Brotherhood, a canon novel set between Episode II and The Clone Wars. Ani and Padmé weren’t exactly careful!

deucemoosevvm

I know it's 3 years late, but WRT the discussion of what your personal order number would be, of course I gotta go with "Execute Order 1337" which, it goes without saying, is 360 no-scopes only from now on!

Molly M

1 million years late but here are my thoughts: some are born bug, others have bugness thrust upon them yoda: born to bug, forced to be on the jedi high council

Verdigree

I think considering we HAVE seen clones already with grey in their hair, we can assume they have half a regular humans lifespan Star Trek, especially Voyager took the relationship between humans and Vulcans, who aged about half as fast, and flipped it around so humans were like the long-lived space elves to Kes the Ocampan who had a tenth of a human lifespan and in romantic relationships at age two and the show just had that wierdness of power dynamics There's ALSO World of Warcraft to consider, because when those orcs were under the thumb of demons, an entire generation was taken and prematurely aged by warlocks who just drained the youth out of them and they were pretty maladjusted, and I think the Star Wars clones are kind of in between these ideas, there's questions of, "Are they their own species who for them, just double the number and that's their mental age, or is that not true?"

Verdigree

That one guy fucking up the Jedi Code pisses me off in a very real way became it reminds me of how the King James Bible's wrong translation into English created a homophobic passage that didn't exist, and even know people academically KNOW their doctrine was re-written on a whim, the religion has calcified and people shrug and go, "Well, what can you do, it's doctrine now"

Alice H

I'm so sorry

Matthew B. Hare

thank god that music video is only Legends continuity these days. v_v

Emmet

Honestly kind of shocked Rob didn't end up one of the tactical droids

Vivian Irby

"this is gonna sound counter-revolutionary" is my new favorite line from a podcast

Dozer

bug yoda 100%

Nirav Sanghani

i laughed so hard watching the video in sync with the podcast omg

Lamont

Okay but now that we've gotten your reaction to that machinima I gotta know what you guys think about the Clones song/music video made by Ash for Star Wars Republic Commando. The fact that it's a real tie-in always feels like such a fever dream

Christiana Ellis

A week later and I am STILL giggling about the "Is Yoda a bug?" discussion. A specific highlight is the compare and contrast of "Insect sounds" and "Bug sounds".

Heidi

Nose art suggestion: sexy clone and sex B2 battle droid making out. Alternatively just sexy clone because who's hotter than literally every guy you've ever met and also you.

Pippa Johnston

I hope we come back to the clone maturity conversation in the Boba Fett episodes, I think it adds a lot to this conversation

Dennis Groome

I'm catching up on older podcasts and I think I missed the bug vs insect discussion. What did I miss? Where can I find it?