* One of the biggest questions in ''StarWarsTheCloneWars'' is Ahsoka Tano's [[DoomedByCanon eventual fate]]. If she's not present in [[RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]], what happened to her? Was it related to Anakin's StartOfDarkness? And of course, Order 66...
** Either she was killed during the Clone Wars, killed during or soon after Order 66, or survives to die sometime during the rule of The Empire. Considering the fate of some other popular Jedi, the latter is the most likely.
** This is basically unavoidable when you set a children's cartoon before the in-universe apocalyptic climax. Every bit of Aesop about individuality, honor, and friendship is thrown out the window when Order 66 comes, since each and every one of those Clones are gonna slaughter their beloved and respected Jedi friends without so much as a second thought. Similarly, all those admirable moments Anakin has? Meet the new lord of the Sith.
*** A slight hope is given to minor characters, since due to their obscurity they will have likely survived the Clone Wars and (if they're Jedi) Order 66. [[CListFodder However, the many Jedi that die during Order 66 were also originally obscure, one-off characters]]. TheCloneWars fully fleshes them out. This Troper had a serious case of Fridge Horror when he saw ''TheCloneWars'' first, then ''Revenge of the Sith''. 
** Given that the Clone Wars lasted for three years, Ahsoka was only made a Padawan near the beginning of said war, and Padawans tend to stay Padawans for about a ''decade''... she'll probably die in the GrandFinale of the Clone Wars series, since she's not seen in ''Revenge of the Sith'' at all. Anakin will just barely be able to [[HopeSpot not succumb]] to TheDarkSide then, because it's not what Ahsoka would want. And then news will soon be given of Palpatine being kidnapped by Grievous...
** While her death is a possibility, she can leave the Jedi Order, if say, fell in love with a boy (Obi-Wan stated that he would have left the Jedi Order had Satine made clearer her feeling for him in order to be together, so this is possible), and during the Onderon arc in Season 5, there's A LOT of ShipTease with Lux Bonteri, and shows hints of jealousy when Steela gets close to him. Besides, Ashoka leaving the order so she can be in a relationship is a nice foil on Anakin's secret relationship with Padme while staying in the order.
* The creators say not to think to much about what the natives burn on the ice world Orto Plutonia. This, however, might not be an example of [[BellisariosMaxim Bellisario's Maxim]] so much as a warning against potential NauseaFuel. Any pioneer who walked the Oregon Trail back in the days when thousands of buffalo roamed the plain could tell you that dung is plentiful and makes a darn good fire, even if it is stinky. Now, how the animals on Orto Plutonia managed to consume enough plant life to produce that dung...yeah, that's where the FridgeLogic comes in. Maybe it's a good thing not to think about this too much...
* The episode "Bounty". When you think about Asajj's gambit at the end there...I had to wonder if, for that guy, one bride was just as good as another. It's best not to think too much about this.
** But if you ''must'' think about it, remember that the "bride" is Boba Fett. [[BadAss Boba. Fett.]] Chances are, that guy wouldn't live very long if he even tried to ''touch'' him, gag and chains or none. Excellent NightmareRetardant, in my opinion.
* In "Tipping Point" Anakin hired Hondo's crew to deliver arms ''illegaly'' to the Onderon rebels. Hondo agreed to not ask any questions, as long as he's not paid by republic credits. Later after delivering the shipment, he claims he was paid very handsomely for his troubles. Knowing that earlier he demanded drugs as ransom for Dooku, and that the Republic was willing to hand it over for him, it's very possible that Anakin did actually pay with drugs for the delivery.
* You know those adorable Jedi younglings in the Young Jedi arc? Chances are they'll be killed by Anakin/Vader by the time ''RevengeOfTheSith'' rolls around.
** It is known that Luke had a Wookiee other than Lowbacca in the Praxium that never got fleshed out...
*** ''Ooh!'' That's [[FridgeBrilliance how they got Gunji in]] past the Wookiee block! ''Hey, everybody! [[WildMassGuessing Gunji lives!]]''
** Katooni could also survive somehow. Not only was she one of the main younglings (alongside Petro), but the writers probably wouldn't have put in her almost father/daughterly scenes with Hondo if they weren't going to take it beyond that arc. 
* While rewatching the children of the Force arc, I just realized, Palpatine has the list of every Force-sensitive child known to the Jedi. Imagine what's going to happen Order 66 rolls around. You're welcome.
* ''Bound for Rescue''. Hondo has captured Ahsoka and plans to sell her to someone who has a keen interest in Jedi. Particularly female Jedi. Okay, so that's already rape and paedophilia in one go. And then he says that the buyer doesn't care if the Jedi is alive or dead.....[[{{Squick}} yeah]].

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* Padmé has handmaidens in the live-action movies, bodyguards who have in the past impersonated her in times of trouble and were shown to be fully willing to die for her in the line of combat. [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Where. The.]] ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Hell.]]'' Are they during the course of the movie and the series when Padmé is being her usual self? Specifically, trying to be either a hero or a martyr - it's hard to say which.
** They served her during her tenure as the elected Queen of Naboo. Once she left office, she lost most of her handmaidens, but did keep some. This show has brought back one, Tekla, but don't expect very many because they're back on Naboo serving the new Queen. [[FridgeHorror Unless they've been fired for looking too much like Natalie Portman]].
*** Not sure how that is Fridge Horror since their job revolves around looking like the person they are supposed to protect. Every time Naboo gets a new monarch I imagine that the previous bodyguards, in this case the queen's handmaidens, are discharged from service, probably with a glowing endorsement for whatever job they try to get next. Their time as handmaidens ends when the queen's time in office ends.
*** They are a bunch of trained body guards who served the Queen faithfully and was trained to take a blaster bolt for the monarch if need be. Chances are the new monarch just kept them on staff in other needed positions.
**** Over time that might get more than a little crowded. Personally I'd think the handmaidens would be relieved to be discharged from service. Playing 'target of assassination' for four to eight years has got to be very stressful.
*** Who would be more qualified to train the bodyguard/doubles of the new monarch than the bodyguard/doubles of the previous one?
*** To train the new ones? Sure, maybe, but the whole point of the Handmaidens is essentially to look and seem enough like the actual ruling monarch. Their whole role is to "be" the monarch while in danger; see the start of Attack of the Clones when the bomb goes off and kills the decoy. So some probably did stick around, but by this point they've mostly been chewed away by attrition since Padme is like a black cat when it comes to assassinations...
*** Maybe the survivors all got plastic surgery and are guarding the new Queen. If they're devoted enough to fight to the death in defense of their monarch, they're probably willing to go under the laser-scalpel for her too.
*** That would actually be incredibly stupid, considering the whole point is to look like the queen as much as possible. The monarchs are young, judging by Amidala in Epsode I. There's only so much you can do to hide things like body type, age difference, height, etc. There's also the effects of stress to consider. Eight years of being an assassination target is enough to fry anyone's nerves.
* In the episode "Bounty" Boba and his crew of bounty hunters visit Quarzite, a planet where landing with a spaceship is impossible due to the high preesure of the atmosphere, so the locals are using a SpaceElevator for space travel. But if the pressure of the atmosphere is so high, how did they manage to build the elevator?
** Possibly they achieved communication with spacefarers first, and whomever they contacted built the elevator top-down from orbit?

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