Fables of the Force

038-The Deserter

In this episode Matt and Scott discuss honor, and how personal perspective can and does change the meaning of that word. Rex and Cut may be on different sides of the galactic conflict, but seeing as how they are literally the same person, it is readily apparent that experience guides who a person is and what they believe. Join us as we discuss The Deserter.

The Deserter was originally released on January 01 2010. It was written by Carl Ellsworth and directed by Robert Dalva. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

037-Grievous Intrigue

After a short break for the holidays, Scott and Matt are back and ready to dive into the thirty-seventh episode chronologically. Jedi Master Eeth Koth has been captured by the nefarious General Grievous. The Jedi think they may have finally concocted a plan to bring the evil cyborg to justice. But will it be enough? Listen in as we discuss Grievous Intrigue.

Grievous Intrigue was originally released on January 1, 2010. It was written by Ben Edlund and directed by Giancarlo Volpe. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

036-Brain Invaders

The final episode of the 2nd Battle of Geonosis arc culminates with Ahsoka Tano and Bariss Offee on board a ship full of worm-infested clones! Whatever will they do?! Listen in as Matt and Scott break down Episode 36, Brain Invaders.

Brain Invaders was originally released on December 4, 2009. It was written by Andrew Kreisberg and directed by Steward Lee. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

035-Legacy of Terror

Master Luminara Unduli has rushed off to track down Poggle the Lesser and wouldn't you know it, something goes wrong. Kenobi and Skyguy hurry after the missing Jedi Master, and Scott and Matt discuss the events that then unfold, including some dead and reanimated Geonosians and a massive Queen bug! Join us, won't you, as we delve into the depths of Legacy of Terror.

Legacy of Terror was originally released on November 20, 2009. It was written by Eoghan Mahony and directed by Steward Lee. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

State of the Universe-002-December-2018

We at Fables of the Force have a real thing for early Christmas presents, so this is ours to you and yours: Episode Two of State of the Universe! In this episode Scott and Matt discuss the upcoming Cassian Andor show, new Star Wars content on Youtube and the new Star Wars Kids channel, the comics that have come out since last month, and oh so much more!

The wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from the score for The Last Jedi by the man, the myth, the legend, John Williams as well as some excerpts from Kevin Kiner's incredible score for the Rebels episode entitled Legends of the Lasat.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

034-Weapons Factory

In this Fable of the Force Jedi Padawans Bariss Offee and Ahsoka Tano take on a dangerous mission and are thought to be lost by all but Skyguy, who goes full Anakin to find and rescue the kiddos. Are his strong attachments really so bad? Scott and Matt discuss this and other questions after having studied this weeks episode, Weapons Factory.

Weapons Factory was originally released on November 13, 2009. It was written by Brian Larsen and directed by Giancarlo Volpe. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

033-Landing at Point Rain

Episode 33 begins the second Battle of Geonosis as Master Ki-Adi-Mundi, Anakin, and Obi-wan are all shot down on approach to the battle and must think on their feet not only to survive, but to adjust to their circumstances and win the day. Amazing action awaits, but what deeper lessons does this fable have for us? Join Matt and Scott as they discuss Landing at Point Rain.

Landing at Point Rain was originally released on November 4, 2009. It was written by Brian Larson and directed by Brian Kalin O'Connell. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

032-Senate Spy

Star Wars gets soapy in our 32nd episode as Anakin's trust in Padme is tested when she must take on a mission involving an old flame. Is Rush Clovis trying to make a move on Annie's boo? You better believe it! Scott and Matt have some thoughts on this fable, so sit back, click play, and get ready to dish! 

Senate Spy was originally released on October 16, 2009. It was written by Melinda Hsu and directed by Steward Lee. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

 

031-The Zillo Beast Strikes Back

It's been gassed, shot, stunned, tied up, drug halfway across the galaxy and now, on the hyper-populated world of Coruscant, it's time for some much deserved retribution for the Zillo Beast. Sheev continues to be openly...sketchy, and Matt and Scott certainly have some thoughts on that. Join us for episode thirty-one in our chronological re-watch of The Clone Wars as we discuss The Zillo Beast Strikes Back.

The Zillo Beast Strikes Back was originally released on April 16, 2010. It was written by Steven Melching and directed by Steward Lee. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.

030-The Zillo Beast

In the thirtieth chronological episode of The Clone Wars, we finally see Sheev being openly shady as he manipulates the Jedi into yet another unwinnable situation, this time involving the Dugs of Malastare and a giant indigenous creature known as a Zillo Beast. Listen as Matt and Scott break this fable down into its finer parts in this monstrous episode of Fables of the Force.

The Zillo Beast was originally released on April 9, 2010. It was written by Craig Titley and directed by Giancarlo Volpe. All the wonderful music you heard during this podcast came from this very episode of The Clone Wars, as composed by the amazingly talented Kevin Kiner.

We at Fables of the Force do not own any of-and are in no way affiliated with-Lucasfilm, Star Wars, including any of its brands or licenses. This podcast and its hosts express views held solely by this podcast and its hosts and guests. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is made with love and respect for Star Wars, the huge team of devoted fans currently creating new Star Wars for us, and of course, for the Maker himself, George Lucas. 

We love to talk about anything and everything Star Wars, so make sure to leave us a comment or question below. Thanks for listening and as always, may the Force be with you.