Clone Wars is NOT A KIDS SHOW... but did that make it better or worse?

The acceptance, of the adulthood identity status of the show, can be withstood by the show, from the vantage point that the show's physics identity permits spiritual maturity with its architecture and environment natures

 

I was very satisfied to see that final season finally come to us. The last episode in particular had a dark, brooding intensity that can only come with the kind of powerful theatrical irony that exists for fans of Star Wars. You already know what has to happen, but with the right writers and the right ideas fleshing it all out for the first time... it becomes just as enthralling. The end of that episode, with Vader finding Ahsoka's sabers by the crashed Venator and the Clone graves, looking up at the sky with his eyes just visible through the lenses of his helmet, has a poignancy few events even in a drama like Star Wars ever match.

It's on my bucket list to get the entire Clone Wars series, including the final season, on blu-ray. It's definitely worth having.