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Fables of the Force is a Star Wars Re-watch podcast.
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Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Four words I'll never like the taste of in my mouth,
The Rise of Clovis was written by Christian Taylor and directed by Danny Keller. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Scipio! Rush Clovis! Padme, Anakin, and epic action scenes with Embo, oh my!
An Old Friend was written by Christian Taylor and directed by Brian O'Connell. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Watching Sheev work both fascinates and terrifies me.
This opening arc is a powerful force of stroytelling, and boy howdy does it add depth the Prequel Trilogy! My oh my. Tragic and moving, here we see Fives' story reach its climax.
Orders was written by Katie Lucas and directed by Kyle Dunlevy. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Fives, on the run! See Fives Run! Run Fives, RUN!
Knowing it ends the way it does means nothing. I will still be stressed out watching this arc. Every. Time.
Let's talk about Fugitive. It was written by Katie Lucas and directed by Danny Keller. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
The plot, it thickens! Join us as we discuss part 2 in this opening arc of the Lost Missions.
Tup reaches Kamino. Our sense of dread mounts. Sinister dealings are afoot! Almost like it's all some huge...
Conspiracy was written by Katie Lucas and directed by Brian O'Connell. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Clone Wars saved, kinda, ish, by Netflix! This episode begins the "Lost Episodes" of the Clone Wars. The show was officially cancelled by Disney after they bought Star Wars from The Maker.
We know much more content was planned, and there were many more stories in the minds of the CW crew. In this first arc of these lost episodes, we begin to really delve into the secret the clones have been carrying around with them all this time. This mystery opens with the brutal murder of a Jedi Knight!
I'd say that's worth discussing. Join us as we talk The Unknown, our first episode in this "final" season of the Clone Wars.
The Unknown was written by Katie Lucas and directed by Bosco Ng. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Let's take a moment to discuss arguably the best season of The Clone Wars (before we knew about Season seven, that is).
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
And it has all led here.
What to say? Time for us to hand in our braid and take a long, soul-searching walk into the gilded Coruscanti sunset? Maybe, and we aren't the only ones...
Here is the finale of season five.
The Wrong Jedi was originally realeased on March 2, 2013. It was written by Charles Murray and directed by The Dave Filoni. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Unlikely allies in Coruscant's underbelly. Ahsoka forms a tenuous alliance with Assaj Ventress, the dark warrior, Nightsister and Sith acolyte turned Bounty Hunter.
CC-3636 Wolffe, Barriss Offee, and Anakin round out the cast in this gut-wrenching epidode. Let's discuss.
To Catch a Jedi was originally realeased on February 23, 2013. It was written by Charles Murray and directed by Kyle Dunlevy. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Delving deeper into our Hitchcockian final arc, the trap springs closed on Ahsoka. Letta, the sole suspect in the bombing is killed while in custody. It happens on camera, with Ahsoka in the room. Things are looking dire. Dare I say, I've got a bad feeling?
The Jedi Who Knew Too much was originally realeased on February 16, 2013. It was written by Charles Murray and directed by Danny Keller. All the fantastic music you heard during the episode was composed by the incomparable Kevin Kiner.
We at Fables of the Force do not own and are in no way affiiated with Disney, Lucasfilm, or any of their brands or licenses, including Star Wars. This podcast, its hosts and all related media contain or express the personal opinions of this podcast and its hosts/guests.
This podcast is for entertainment only, and is made with the utmost love and respect for Star Wars, and of course, the Maker himself, George Lucas.
May the Force be with you all, always.