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Mickeyfan1990 wrote:Can someone clue me in on the upcoming Clone Wars story arcs that was mentioned? I mean, we now know the show is done (from what I remebered the show was intended to have 5 seasons and more that 100 episodes), but the upcoming CW arcs and that clip; is that to be for something direct-to-DVD wise or what? Can someone help?

Maerj wrote:

Mickeyfan1990 wrote:Can someone clue me in on the upcoming Clone Wars story arcs that was mentioned? I mean, we now know the show is done (from what I remebered the show was intended to have 5 seasons and more that 100 episodes), but the upcoming CW arcs and that clip; is that to be for something direct-to-DVD wise or what? Can someone help?

I think that this may have been double-speak for "Clone Wars is cancelled on Cartoon Network... but is coming to Disney XD!"

disneyboy20022 wrote:

Maerj wrote: I think that this may have been double-speak for "Clone Wars is cancelled on Cartoon Network... but is coming to Disney XD!"

Yeah that is a good theory. Perhaps now the re-runs will air on Disney XD. Although I'm still upset they canceled Tron Uprising

dvdjunkie wrote:I can't believe that there are some people who haven't watched Clone Wars on Cartoon Network from the very beginning. I find the edits CW makes very disturbing. The shows are 27 minutes long and if you watch the ones on CW they have lopped off about 2 and 1/2 minutes of each one.

With the cliffhanger they left us with on this season, I hope they at least bring it back for a closing season to tie up all the loose ends. Stripping Asulka of her Jedi powers and banishing her was epic, but that's how they left it, and I hope they can at least bring back 13 episodes to close the story correctly. She had been framed for a murder that she didn't commit and Annakin was trying to get the council to see the error of their ways.

Maybe they have canceled the show after this next season.

While everyone is expecting big news out of the Star Wars: Rebels panel at 2013 New York Comic Con today and rumors are flying that Disney will soon release some actual Star Wars Episode VII news, this morning brought some other unexpected Star Wars news.

One of the few downsides of the Disney acquisition of Lucasfilm was the cancellation of the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars series, which had been airing on the Cartoon Network. At the time of the cancellation announcement, it was revealed that the remaining produced episodes would be released as bonus episodes, but no further details were provided. Now, thanks to Star Wars: The Clone Wars director Dave Filoni, we finally know when we can expect those final episodes.

On his Facebook page earlier today, Filoni wrote, “Star Wars fans – I have some exciting news! We have wrapped production on all of the remaining Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes, and while that might be sad news in one way, it’s good news in another. It means you will finally get to see them. When, exactly, is a detail I cannot yet share. I can confirm that in early 2014 you will be watching the final episodes of The Clone Wars, including one of Master Yoda’s most challenging missions. So, get ready. We’ve got Clone Wars and Rebels coming at you in 2014. Animated Star Wars is alive and well. Trust in the Force my friends.”

Thoix wrote:Boo. Why not just let the team finish a series finale season for TCW? They could have wrapped everything up and perhaps tie in some stuff to Rebels. Disney has certainly not handled Star Wars very well up to this point.

Barbossa wrote:

Thoix wrote:Boo. Why not just let the team finish a series finale season for TCW? They could have wrapped everything up and perhaps tie in some stuff to Rebels. Disney has certainly not handled Star Wars very well up to this point.

You want to see the conclusion to the Clone Wars? Just watch the beginning of Episode III!

Barbossa wrote: You want to see the conclusion to the Clone Wars? Just watch the beginning of Episode III!

Mickeyfan1990 wrote:

Barbossa wrote: You want to see the conclusion to the Clone Wars? Just watch the beginning of Episode III!

Actually, see chapters 22-25 of the original micro series THEN Episode III.

ajmrowland wrote:Well, at least the story is concluding somehow, but this severely limits the audience and frankly, I was hoping they'd air something on CN for it, if not a direct to DVD release.

I guess since the show was cancelled over 9 months ago(animation production time), they may never have started on the final stories.