Star Wars Clone Wars "Grievous Intrigue" Episode Clip

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Kicking off the New Year with a special double-dose of STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS, General Grievous emerges from the shadows to stir up trouble for the Jedi heroes, ensnaring them in a trap that threatens their mission and their lives. Its a deadly game and the scheming Separatist cyborg doesnt plan on playing by the rules! Its a full hour of all-new CLONE WARS thrills, beginning with Grievous Intrigue, at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT Friday, January 1 on Cartoon Network. And the intergalactic action continues with a clone showdown in The Deserter, pitting brother against brother in a battle of ideologies.

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[Geronimosurraco]

the clones are programing to folow the orders of the emeror =) not for be loyal to the jedi thats why joda never likes clones-

this is real deep indeed cus u can see why droid or clone are the same shit

[CrashKirby64]

3 of grievous' most awesome quotes in the Clone Wars:

"I am the leader of the most powerful droid army the galaxy has ever seen!"

OB:"What have you to show for all your power, what have you to gain?"

GG:"A future. A future where there are no Jedi!"

"The story of Obi-Wan Kenobi ends here!"

[Fuzion]

LOL @ How they always make Grievous fight how he's supposed to in animation xD

[ihp0ts]

Clicked this vid to find out stuff about Grievous. And sure enough, the comment section didnt fail me. Dontcha just luv these troll nerds.

[nohomers100]

@RoninDave exactly. When the clone wars were first mentioned in Star Wars that's what I assumed. That the clones would be the bad guys

[RoninDave]

gasp! What's going to happen! Gimmeabreak! We all know they are both going to walk out of this one so where's the tension?

[RoninDave]

@nohomers100 almost? More like not at all. It seems morally reprehensible when you really think about it. Clones and droids should have been what the anti-republic forces should have used while the Republic became more militaristic in dealing with this threat

[nohomers100]

@killer21334 That's a pretty big stretch to compare going awol in the real world to a clone who was born into servitude who decides he doesnt want to fight in the army he never asked to join.

[killer21334]

@nohomers100 I think it just meant they the defected from the army which by the way is illegal in the modern world

[nohomers100]

@killer21334 And when they go and do there own thing they are called defective

[nohomers100]

@killer21334 yeah free will doesnt work like that. Imagine if some country in the real world did that. Genetically altered children to be loyal to the country but were otherwise free to do what they wanted. That wouldnt fly. and its kinda stupid when you have the morally superior jedi, an order dedicated to wisdom and justice using an army of genetically altered disposable humans. Its almost like Lucas didnt really think this through...

[killer21334]

@nohomers100 What I meant was that they are born to be loyal to the jedi but other than that they have free will, also I doubt that they are born brainwashed to be loyal because there are certain parts in the animated Star Wars where there are clones which have deffected for their own pourposes