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Still think it’s awesome that Cartoon Network promoted the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series airing on Toomani with a bumper narrated by none other than Peter Cullen. Hearing the voice of Optimus Prime talk about Star Wars only makes this series feel somehow even more epic.

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Still think it’s awesome that Cartoon Network promoted Season Two of The Clone Wars in 2009 by having Cad Bane and other Bounty Hunters hijack what appeared as otherwise regular commercials/promos. Such a cool idea that only made the hype for this season even bigger.
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Thinking about this Season 2 promo for The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network used the song ‘We’ll Be Okay’ by Bayside instead of music actually from Star Wars. So 2000s in all the best ways, and somehow managed to make that season look even more epic.
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Still think it’s awesome that the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series showed us The Battle of Coruscant from Revenge of the Sith in an entirely different perspective. Seeing Jedi Master Saesee Tinn lead an army of Clone Troopers to board a Separatist ship in space was something truly epic.
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Still think it’s awesome that the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series showed us The Battle of Coruscant from Revenge of the Sith in an entirely different perspective. Seeing Jedi Master Saesee Tinn lead an army of Clone Troopers to board a Separatist ship in space was something truly epic.

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Watching an armored Saesee Tiin lead a battalion of Clone Troopers to fight in space during The Battle of Coruscant still makes the opening to Revenge of the Sith even more epic. The creativity behind the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series never ceases to amaze me.
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Watching an armored Saesee Tiin lead a battalion of Clone Troopers to fight in space during The Battle of Coruscant still makes the opening to Revenge of the Sith even more epic. The creativity behind the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series never ceases to amaze me.

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Still a wild creative decision by Gennedy Tartakovsky to dedicate an entire minute of screen time to Anakin Skywalker eating bugs in the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series.
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Still find it really cool that Gennedy Tartakovsky and his team were able to showcase The Battle of Coruscant on the surface in the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series. Really puts into perspective how the Separatist invasion of, arguably the most significant core-world, really impacted the entire planet. Palpatine was really willing to destroy the political center of the galaxy to ensure his ultimate plan succeeded. Legitimately so much more to the beginning of Revenge of the Sith.
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