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The Jedi Who Knew Too Much

Episode aired Feb 16, 2013
TV-PG
23m

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9.1/10

5.1K

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When the suspect of the Temple bombing is murdered in her cell, Ahsoka suddenly finds herself framed and on the run from the Republic military.When the suspect of the Temple bombing is murdered in her cell, Ahsoka suddenly finds herself framed and on the run from the Republic military.When the suspect of the Temple bombing is murdered in her cell, Ahsoka suddenly finds herself framed and on the run from the Republic military.

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9.1/10

5.1K

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Ashley Eckstein

Ahsoka Tano
(voice)

Matt Lanter

Anakin Skywalker
(voice)

Dee Bradley Baker

Clone Troopers
(voice)
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Stephen Stanton

Admiral Tarkin
(voice)

Meredith Salenger

Barriss Offee
(voice)

Kari Wahlgren

Letta Turmond
(voice)

Tom Kane

Narrator
(voice)
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Terrence 'T.C.' Carson

Mace Windu
(voice)
(as Terrence Carson)
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James Arnold Taylor

Obi-Wan Kenobi
(voice)

Director
- Danny Keller
Writers
- George Lucas
- Charles Murray
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10A_Kind_Of_CineMagic

Suspicion

This is the second part of a 4 part arc where each episode is named after a Hitchcock movie. Here the wonderful Hitchcockian elements start ramping up as we get the classic Hitchcock theme of an innocent person being wrongly accused and going on the run. The suspense builds hugely and the chase scenes through sewers etc are beautifully atmospheric.

There is great emotion as Anakin and Ahsoka try to battle the accusation and Anakin has to pursue his own apprentice.

This is a genius arc. I love it! So clever and impactful.

My rating: 10/10.

10A_Voice

It keeps getting better and better!

The episode improves upon the previous episode and has some extremely gripping moments. An engaging plot and an even better execution, this arc is becoming as one of the best arcs of the series.

Ashoka finds herself framed with a series of events all putting her in suspicion. Anakin being the only one who believes her Ashoka finds herself on the run.

Anakin loses his cool once, which seems a little contradictory due to what he stated earlier to Ashoka. All the events are pointing towards her, it will be interesting to see how she gets out of it. Also, it will be interesting to know who is behind all this and how are they able to move so easily around the stronghold.

Direction: Great.

Screenplay/story: Awesome.

Music: Great.

Overall an extremely gripping episode.

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Trivia
Although they are difficult to spot, the security monitors in the Republic military prison show small images of Seperatist prisoners such as Wat Tambor (captured at the end of Season One), Poggle the Lesser (captured in Season Two) and General Whorm Loathsom (captured in Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)) as well as an unidentified tactical droid.

Goofs
When Ahsoka is being chased on the pipelines, the clone in the gunship fires a rocket which then knocks Ahsoka off her feet, causing her to drop both lightsabers. She then forces a lightsaber into her hand and it is green. However, when she runs up the stairs the lightsaber is now yellow, then when she retreats down the stairs the lightsaber is back to green.

Quotes
Narrator: Terror at the Temple! The Jedi Temple is in disarray after a vicious terrorist attack. Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano set out to find the truth of who was really behind this horrendous catastrophe. Their investigation led them to discover the true saboteur, Letta Turmond. Now the Jedi attempt to return the Temple to normalcy. But first, Master Yoda must give a eulogy to the fallen Jedi warriors...