General Star Wars Animated Series

I watched a review podcast yesterday and someone pointed out that Agent Kallus said that the clone trooper had 'cried Wolfe too many times' but had to be followed up anyway. Totally went ~ZIP~ over my head.

Do you think we'll ever see Governor Pryce?

Good question. In the first season I speculated that there might have been some kind of plot-relevant reason for her absence, but the trivia gallery for Siege of Lothal revealed that she was originally the official intended to die in it, which kind of shoots down that idea. She may have just decided to ditch her hick constituency in favor of life in the big city on Coruscant.

There are three WMG's (Governor Pryce is a black woman, Governor Pryce is not human, and Governor Pryce work for the alliance) dedicated to her, and I kind of want her to just show up awesomely and confirm all three. I didn't read the trivia for that one, I'll have to go back. I appreciate that Star Wars.com put that out

Chopper is such a slacker.

edited 16th Oct '15 3:31:53 PM by yellowturtle

Wouldn't those first two be mutually exclusive?

These are mutually exclusive, no?

edited 16th Oct '15 3:35:30 PM by BadWolf21

& No way Aliens can be diverse I suppose.

Yeah, but they generally don't have human flesh tones unless they're near-human, at which point they're nearly indistinguishable from humans anyway.

Well, she could have noticeable non-human traits, but still be the sort of alien that could be played with minimal make-up on live action, like a Vulcan.

That said, Star Wars aliens tend to be more obviously non-human.

edited 16th Oct '15 3:50:48 PM by KarkatTheDalek

Don't some Zabrak have human skintones?

I believe so.

Zabrak actually may be the only sentient species that both has human skin tones and has obviously alien traits. But they tend more toward Southeast Asian inspiration.

So, I finally started actually watching the show, after spending all my time up till now reading summaries. So far I've gotten as far as "Empire Day".

Yeah, this is pretty kickass.

On a side note, if I was an Imperial Governor, I'd have this song play all day, preempting all other Holonet broadcasts and accompanied with a picture of my smiling face and the words "Dance or Die".

On the wall behind the desk in my office, a "Hang in there, kitty!" poster would hang.

Because if you're going to be a ruler in service to a despotic regime, don't do things halfway.

@ManchuCandidate:

Now that was a good A New Hope reference.

edited 17th Oct '15 5:50:42 AM by KlarkKentThe3rd

Oh gosh, that song is amazing...

How severe would your sideburns be? Good to hear you're liking it!

Oh, they'd be magnificent sideburns.

Though I should mention that this song is only for Empire Day. After all, there has to be some soul-destroying labor...

I really want to hear about what Ahsoka's been up to in the last 15 years.

One really badass game of Risk: Galactic Edition.

Eating cupcakes working on a pony farm

edited 17th Oct '15 2:27:29 PM by JackOLantern1337

I totally forgot about that!

Have we heard the Fifth Brother's voice yet?

I don't think so, but I'll be very disappointed if he doesn't say 'Let's dance!' at some point.

Anyway, just caught up. Pretty good so far. Hopefully it'll get better now that they've left Lothal - they're less tied down now. Either way, if I thought the Inquisitor made an impression, Tarkin and Vader certainly raised the stakes. Looking forward to the new guys.

Its nice seeing Rex, Gregor and Wolfe again. I like how they show Wolfe's Just Following Orders trait as a bad thing but not entirely unreasonable.

I would really like to see Rex's reaction to the Empire and its deed, and his thoughts on the years he spent working for the Empire.

He wasn't following orders so much as protecting his brothers.