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Robot Shall Rise Up Against Robot In This Week's Clone Wars
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11/15/08
I guess I'm glad I saw a better-than-average episode first, because I'm willing to go back for more now. Compared with the movies, Anakin was a really enjoyable character. It's interesting to see how fiercely he can care for people (and droids), and how believable it is, and how that's juxtaposed against what we know is going to happen to him.
(Maybe the show feels weightless because the movies are so much heavier, not in tone, but just in terms of presence? I dunno—I can't think of a lot of Star Wars media beyond the movies that don't feel weightless, except maybe for the Ewok movies, which feel more like good B-sides by your favorite band, if that makes any sense.)