General Clone Wars talk.

It's partally due to original content but also deals with them and the sales agents/production compaiies lapsing without renegs.

 

I tried to watch TCW when season one came out and i found it really hard
I just couldn get into it.
Recently my son encouraged me to have another look as he said ' it gets better' and Netflix will be getting rid of it.
Well i binge watched every episode of every season and changed my view completely.
I found Anakin more interesting than PT Anakin and Snips that annoyedthe hell out of me transformed into this awesome being Ahsoka.
I'm glad i gave it another go

 

Yeah, it's not very good at the beginning, but man did it improve over time.

 

My two sons ages 14 and 13 love TCW.....much better story lines than Rebels. The Clone training episode is our favorite.

 

Omg....is this for reals? Omg...if so....my love for Cate has gone up through the freaking roof than anything

 

she has a prequels vibe going on so i wouldnt mind her in a spin off .

 

I can definitely see her as Satine...the duchess of Mandalore

 

This may have been discussed before, heck, maybe even by me, but, more than anything, I'd like to see them go back and finish The Clone Wars. Use the same character models and previz, use the pre-existing stuff that they've already gotten out of the way, but I really want to see Star Wars' manifest destiny of having The Clone Wars connect to Revenge of the Sith finally be completed. Bring on the Yuuzhan Vong, the Bad Batch, Boba Fett, and Mandalore!

I'm sure they'll just never go back, at this point, but I'd give anything to see it finished. What better project for Filoni to take up after Rebels ends prematurely? Two prematurely cancelled shows in a row is unacceptable. At least finish one! Rebels might at least do a bit of a time hump to reach closer to Rogue One, but The Clone Wars has a ton of great material sitting on the shelves that needs to be told. And books and previz reels just aren't the same.

 

CN would have to lose the rights first, and who knows how long that contract lasts?

 

I don't know anything about where the rights are for new seasons, but I believe The Lost Missions was all Disney. The Blu-ray has Disney on it, and even a Disney Rewards card in it. Maybe that means nothing, but even in that case, Disney could just buy the contract out, right? If they wanted to, anyway. Which is all that matters, for Disney.

 

The Lost Missions had already been completed. Under the contract, new episodes can't be finalised without permission of CN. Putting it on Netflix was a way of getting around the need to release episodes on television under CN.

WB own the rights. And since they have alot of money too, and realise how valuable Star Wars is, it would not be cheap. Collaborating with a rival company is also problematic in nature.

 

As an animated series, even a Star Wars-branded animated series, I think it would be easier than getting Spider-Man cooperation from Sony.

 

As much as I'd rather see this happen than the current Rebels show, I don't think it will happen for the same reasons @GingerByte has stated. I foresee them telling these stories in the same format as Dark Disciple and Son of Dathomir. When though, I have no idea... (I could see them doing something special with the Siege of Mandalore, other than a book or a comic.)

 

yeah im pretty sure this isnt for rebels/tcw but rather for that new cartoon show/maybe even VO for live action? (fingers crossed)

 

This is random, but that moment from the last episode from Season 6 (the finished ones anyway) with the Imperial March playing full blast as Anakin starts battling Dooku sends chills down my spine. Great scene.

 

Apparently Netflix is losing TCW on October 7th, at least in the US.

 

Just like it was supposed to lose it in... March, I believe? As long as the Disney streaming service won't become a reality, TCW will be on Netflix.

 

No, as in Netflix is actually reporting that now. If you start watching TCW, you get a notification that says "This title is available until October 7th."