Let us return once more to a more civilized age, a Clone Wars podcast.

I'm Rob Zackney, joined by Alia Capora, Austin Walker, and Natalie Watson.

With the GNOS' arc behind us, the Clone Wars is back with a trio episodes that capture

its distinct modes.

Once we have a suspenseful action movie adventure with brevis intrigue, then an episode that's

ostensibly building on the arc of the previous episode, but is actually kind of a gem of

a side story focusing on the clones and their beliefs and views.

And then we're back to a kind of out-of-context out-of-time Jedi detective story that provides

Asoka with an opportunity to learn some unexpected lessons from an unexpected source.

So a kind of question if the right lessons taught or learned are the correct ones and the

ones demonstrated by that episode.

But we'll get there.

We'll start with brevis intrigue, however.

And once again, the Jedi, as they often are, they're trying to capture that dastardly general

grievous.

They're trying to run him to ground.

He's been up to his tricks.

And the voiceover kind of implies that they've finally figured out where he's going to

just right next.

But I'm not sure they have figured it out so much as that general grievous finds Jedi Master

Heathcoff and tosses his shit, um, it's rough.

That would be no sense.

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