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http://tinyurl.com/y8bt366 synopsis: Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 2 Episode 7 - Legacy of Terror When Luminara goes missing, Obi-Wan and Ki-Adi-Mundi lead a platoon of clones in search of her. When the search leads to a mysterious lair, the Jedi are faced with a horde of undead warriors on Mustafar. anakin anime awesome the star wars clone clone_wars darth sidious fools general grevious jar binks jedi jedy joda obi-wan padme palpatine science-fiction skywalker star_wars star_wars_clone_wars star_wars_the_clone the_clone star_wars: swcw swtcw the_clone_wars yoda animated cartoon network s2 e7 s 2 7 e 7 se2 ep7 se ep7 2x07 207 2.07 s01 season2 episode7 episode 2 season 7 20.11.2009. 20th November Nov 20 Tenth full watch

The battle continues on Geonosis as padawans Ahsoka Tano and Barriss Offee go up against super-tanks! And also on this week's episode, the first part of our interview with Obi-Wan Kenobi himself, James Arnold Taylor, including a clip of him performing a Clone Wars scene as seen in Back to the Future!

Flamethrowers! Lasers! Lightsabers! This week's Clone Wars episode, Landing at Point Rain, was all about the action as Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ki-Adi Mundi return to Geonosis to launch an attack on a weapons factory. Listen to the roundtable participents of Republic Forces Radio Network discuss this show, and as an added bonus you can hear the scenes Dave Filoni wrote bridging the last 2 Clone Wars episodes as performed by the voice actors (and Steve Sansweet!) at Star Wars Fan Days 3.

On this week's Republic Forces Radio Network we finish our interview with Yoda himself, Tom Kane, and discuss this blasterless, lightsaberless, explosionless episode of the Clone Wars series!

Cad Bane, in the employ of Darth Sidious, has been tasked with kidnapping future Jedi babies, and it takes the combined might of Yoda, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Ahsoka to stop him! Listen as we discuss this episode, and present part 2 of our interview with Master Yoda himself, Tom Kane!

It's been several months but Star Wars: The Clone Wars is back and better than ever! Kicking off a new 22-episode season with two episodes both featuring Cad Bane, the baddest bounty hunter this side of Boba Fett, the episodes featured action, suspense, humor, and a cameo by Star Wars fan Seth Green. But the hosts of Republic Forces Radio Network cut through the hype--are the episodes as good as you've heard? Does your opinion of the episode match up with ours? Listen to find out!

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So this is my first review. Did it off the fly, so pardon my stammering and monotone. I'm usually better with scripted stuff. Infact I'm writing the script for my next review as I post this. Anyways enjoy.

It's been a year since we first saw the Clone Wars animated series premiere in theaters introducing us to new major characters in the Star Wars universe. Captain Rex, Ahsoka Tano, Ziro the Hutt, and many many more would come to life on the big screen, and continue to evolve on the small screen. This week, as we prepare for Season 2 of the Clone Wars on Cartoon Network and Season 1 of the Clone Wars on Blu Ray, Republic Forces Radio Network has one last roundtable reflecting on all that is Season 1 and what we hope to see in Season 2!

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Today we present Part I of a three-part interview with Matthew Wood, supervising sound editor at George Lucas? Skywalker Sound. Matthew is one of a unique new breed of craftspeople who have not only embraced digital technology but who, since early in his career, have contributed to its evolution. Starting out at Skywalker as a teenager, he?s had the amazing opportunity to see the technology develop from ground zero. From his beginnings as a QA tech on the first of its kind Sound Droid, he has had a chance to work on almost every digital editing technology used at the Ranch. In this first segment I cover the basics. What exactly does a sound supervisor do? We go on to talk about how he approaches each project creatively, how technology has changed since he started out 16 years ago, and who were his mentors? We also talk about his current tools of choice and why those products best address his workflow. Stay tuned for Parts II and III where we get more into what goes on up at Skywalker and his experiences working on his most recent projects, ?Star Wars: The Clone Wars? and Disney/Pixar?s ?WALL-E?.

Part II of my interview with Skywalker Sound supervising sound editor Matthew Wood. In this segment we focus on Matthew?s work on Disney/Pixar?s WALL-E. Matthew worked closely with his mentor, the lengendary Ben Burtt, on the project, who supervised the sound design and also played the voice of the lead character, WALL-E. We go on to talk about how he managed multiple projects of such a large scale (he was simultaneously doing WALL-E and Star Wars: The Clone Wars) and some of the cutting edge tools he learned, including Symbolic Sound?s Capabara Kyma. Matthew also give us some insight into working in animation and the unique approach he and Ben were able to take to create the audio environment for the film. Enjoy!

Matt and Nat came in with the bar set REALLY low for Clone Wars, and we were pleasantly surprised by this hot little tv-series-turned-theatrical-film! Sure have a few points of contention, but all and all it's the best Star Wars movie in 10 years!

With George Lucas doing what he does best and then taking a back seat while everyone else makes the movie, this could very well be the first good Star Wars movie since 1980. Sure it's CG... but so were all the best parts of the prequel trilogy anyway!We've got some great looking scenes, as well as interviews with Lucas and the Director of Clone Wars, Dave Filoni.

Lucas' latest Star Wars story sets up an intriguing new universe.