Fables of the Force

104-Sabotage

The road to the end begins...with Sabotage.

Sabotage was originally realeased on February 9, 2013. It was written by Charles Murray and directed by Brian Kalin 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. 

103-The Lawless

One of the most pivotal episodes of SW in any medium, this.

Better buckle up, buttercup. Death, loss, transition are the name of the game in this, what we thought would finally be the final time we'd see Maul....if we only knew...

Let's talk about one of the greatest episodes of the series.

The Lawless was originally realeased on February 2, 2013. It was written by Chris Collins and directed by Brian Kalin 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. 

102-Shades of Reason

As the plot to take back Mandalore nears it's final stages, Maul's treachery is revealed. Shocker. 

You already know what happens here and how awesome it is, let's just get to it! Click play and join us for yet another deep dive in one of our favorite Fables of the Force.

Shades of Reason was originally realeased on January 26, 2013. It was written by Chris Collins 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. 

101-Eminence

"Saved" by Death Watch, the brothers Sith have a new lease on life. They now find themselves in the perfect position to exploit Vizsla's plot to take back Mandalore from the new pascifist government led by the honorable Duchess Satine. 

The plot, as they say, thickens! Let's talk!

Eminence was originally realeased on January 19, 2013. It was written by Chris Collins 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. 

100-Revival

Well, it's on now. We have finally reached one of the biggest payoffs we never thought we'd need/want.

Darth Maul, he who was cut in half, tossed down a shaft, subsequently attained a mechanical spider body, went insane, got his mind back and now, here he is, ruthlessly building a new army composed of the dregs of the underworld. Aided by his vicious brother Savage, what can hope to stop them...

Let's chat about it!

Revival was originally realeased on September 29, 2012. It was written by Chris Collins and directed by Steward Lee. 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. 

099-Missing in Action & Point of no Return

Finally out of the Void, our intrepid heroes reach the sedate town of Pons Ora. A Bigoted Sullastan chef slash slave-owner brings us to Gregor, yet another character whose arc we get the pleasure of being introduced to here at the tail end of the series.

Let's chat about the second half of the Void arc!

Missing in Action was originally realeased on January 5, 2013. It was written by Brent Friedman and directed by Steward Lee. Point of no Return was originally released on January 12, 2013. It was written by Brent Friedman 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. 

098-Secret Weapons & A Sunny Day in the Void

We've arrived at one of the more interesting arc in this series.

When I say 'interesting' I of course mean weird and experimental.

This is what Star Wars is all about, telling these fables in new and creative ways.

Let's chat about Meebur Gascon and the D-Squad.

Secret Weapons and A Sunny Day in the Void were both originally realeased on December 1, 2012. They were written by Brent Friedman and Secret Weapons was directed by Danny Keller, while A Sunny Day in the Void was 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. 

097-A Necessary Bond

The culmination of this arc sees growth for all the characters involved. 

Yet more great storytelling from the SWCW crew. 

Hondo Onaka, Greneral Grevious, Ahsoka Tano, Professor Huyang (uh, the Tenth Dr. anyone?!) what a cast of characters!!

Join us in our discussion of this final episode of the youngling arc.

A Necesary Bond was originally realeased on November 24, 2012. It 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. 

096-Bound For Rescue

'When we rescue others, we rescue ourselves.'

Agreed. 

So here comes Obi-Wan to the resc....oh, wait...just kidding, General Grevious had other plans. 

So now it's up to the younglings. They just need to infiltrate Hondo's camp without being captured and killed, rescue Ahsoka, probably one of the most powerful Padawans in the Order, and make good their escape. No problem. Let's talk about it!

Bound For Rescue was originally realeased on November 17, 2012. It was written by Christian Taylor and directed by Brian Kalin 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. 

 

095-A Test of Strength

A test of strength indeed. Speaking for myself, I love that this arc starts with the adventure you are expecting. It then ends and wahoo we're done. 

Except nope. You gotta make it home first. But instead, pirates. And not just any pirates, our favorite hooligan Hondo Onaka. 

Join us as we discuss the second episode in this arc, A Test of Strength. 

This episode was originally realeased on November 10, 2012. It was written by Christian Taylor 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.