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Good day one and all!!

This episode surprised me since we didn't capture Nute Gunray again!  On the bright side we got to see two more Jedi in action.  I liked both of them, though Fisto's ideals are not in line with mine lol 

I LOVED his jump onto his ship with R6!! That looked awesome!!!  I'm very curious to see what Grievous looked like before all his improvements.

I covered up all the arc names so now I'm going in with no knowledge of what the episodes are about (aside from the title and thumbnail possibly)!!!

Do you like memes?  If so, I would love to see your Star Wars and other memes in the Discord (there's a meme channel :D) 

Some days it feels like it would be nice to sleep all day if I was able to.  Catch up on some sleep, maybe watch some movies in bed.  That would be amazing.  

What is your go to rewatch movie (a movie you can rewatch without getting tired of it)?

I haven't rewatched a movie in a while, but The Edge of Tomorrow is up there along with The Martian.  Though I wish I could watch them for the first time again.

Have a nice weekend!!

-Vero  

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Full Length - CLONE WARS Episode 110 - Lair of Grievous (015)

CLONES WARS episode 110! You DO need your own copy of the movie to watch along with me though since this is solely my reaction. I did use the extended edition, but I won't be doing extended editions in the future, I don't think. The video is there so you can have an idea when the scene changes in case you need to sync up, but it is HEAVILY blurred so I don't have any copyright issues. Enjoy!!

Comments

King_Panarisi

Kit Fisto (the green Jedi in this episode) is one of the 3 Jedi that go with Mace Windu to arrest Emperor Palpatine in episode 3. He is also Dave Filoni's favourite Jedi. Dave Filoni is the director of the clone wars and is also involved in most of the recent live action Star Wars series along side Jon Favreau.

Verowak

Oh, nice! I will have to catch him in episode 3 again then, even though Palpatine kills him :( I think it would have been interesting if him and Favreau had worked on the sequels, I imagine it would have been a very different story

Andrew Sitek

More insight into how the jedi are changing (or not changing) in the war. Those who are brought up during the war (like Nadar and Ahsoka) only know war and have a different perspective than the older masters. Those statues were a shrine to Grievous himself. He was a great warrior who was basically sabotaged in a crash by Dooku/Palps and they basically "saved" him by using all of the cybernetic "improvements" and turned them into their general. You know, typical sith stuff

Verowak

It does seem like the younger generation have a different outlook on life than the old masters, which I find to be a great representation of just life in general. Ooh I need to learn more about Grievous it seems, that seems super neat of a backstory