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From the center of the galaxy, this is the 4th Center Podcast Feed and this particular episode

of the 4th Center Podcast Feed is the Clone Wars Report.

And the noise that we get for this particular arc is the lamentations of a droid,

the song of a droid. What were you thinking was the emotional intent of the droid?

The song of the droid is the documentary I now want. Yeah, I've never, I didn't

relate to that moment. I don't think I've ever attempted to impersonate an astromech of any kind,

or two other ones. There's still a motive. I think you did a very, very good job. It sounded like

that droid was maybe like ordering an oil bath, like an exclusive high-end oil bath, like we see

R2Git in the Clone Wars. A whole fold at relief for their stress would be arriving. Yes, exactly.

Well, we are happy to be here. I'm Joseph Scrimshaw. The person beeping is a droid as Ken Namsack

and we are excited to dive into this particular arc of the Clone Wars. As we're getting into season 5,

it seems like every arc is a huge, important one. Certainly, the next one is this one's

kind of huge and important in that it is George Lucas's stated favorite arc. And perhaps one of

the more controversial, we will get into that, of course, but it is the D Squad, the droid arc,

the episodes in this arc. Season 5, episode 10, Secret Weapons, written by Brent Friedman and

directed by Danny Keller, season 5, episode 11, a sunny day in the void, written by Brent Friedman

and directed by Kyle Dunlevy, season 5, episode 12, Missing In Action, written again by Brent

Friedman and directed by Stuart Lee, season 5, episode 13, Point of No Return, written by Brent

Friedman and directed by Bosco Eng, so just like a lot of the arcs in season 5, one writer for

all of the episodes in the arc and then a collection of wonderful Clone Wars directors.

Can we're getting into all of the ideas in this great arc? But before we go any farther,

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