Watched the first four episodes for tonight and they are friggin fantastic! Totally enriched the whole Clone/Order 66 conspiracy. Poor Fives, I really felt for him and the clones as a whole.

The Yoda arc was great and very somber way of ending the show.

Although I dislike the notion that [spoil]only light siders can retain their identity after death (a Lucas idea), there's some evidence in the last episode to support the earlier EU appearances of Sith ghosts. Otherwise, how would Sidious know Yoda was on Korriban/Moraband? He doesn't have the connection to him like Dooku does...[/spoil]

Thoughts on the Order 66 arc I just finished watching:

[spoil]So. Fucking. Good.

Sense of overwhelming dread, suffocating claustrophobia, impending tragedy and searing paranoia at the point that the devil reveals itself. Unlike anything earlier in the series. Brilliant, clever writing in presenting Palpatine's/Sidious' perfectly orchestrated manipulation and control of his republic. And it's so haunting when Fives is lumbering around the city, the completely blissfully ignorant city. The cab driver bit was great. However, I kinda wanted an ending where Fives gets his mind wiped and is placed in Kaminoan sanitation duty (as was the plan earlier) but I guess that alternative would be unrealistic after a charge as serious as attempted assassination of the chancellor. Anyway, easily my favorite arc of the series. It did things that storytellers in any other medium rarely accomplish because none have such an epic scale and context at their disposal.

Outstanding arc in every aspect and because of that insane finale, easily my favorite arc.[/spoil]

Can't wait to get through the remaining 9 episodes. Gotta take it slow and really savor the last of this phenomenal series.

So many great things in this series. I loved the "Koyaanisqatsi" moment about half way through the "Voices" episode. Just amazing work.

Just finished a marathon viewing of all 13 episodes. I can't believe it is now over but I'm so glad we at least got these amazing stories.

Thinking of it now, I truly don't believe this season would have worked on CN in any case. There were just so many adult themes that if you would have replaced the animation with live action we'd probably be viewing it on primetime cable. Despite the inevitable complaints over "wasting time" with trivial side stories like the Jar-Jar arc, I actually quite enjoyed it. Without that arc this entire season would feel like a bunch of downers. Plus, one forgets how much of a badass Mace is until he shows up on-screen to remind you.

But now I sit here at the end. I still feel like fandom has been robbed of such a superior show. It suffered from many not giving it a chance at the start, but it has grown into something I could have never imagined. If this is how George Lucas's direct influence ends in the GFFA I don't know how he could have done much better. I have high hopes for Rebels/Ep. 7 but I know it will not be the same. I'm just glad to know that Dave Filoni survived the purge and is still developing projects. We all lucked out when they chose him.

Overall, the series is a 10/10. Would recommend.

I ordered Netflix for the "Lost Missions", well worth it. Marathon though all 13, Yoda arc and Sifo Dyas episodes were good. Then went back to the Ahsoka arc at the end of season 5. In my mind still the best episodes of the entire series.

A truly magnificent and epic end to the series. I feel like I've eaten from the table and can finally walk away feeling satisfied. These thirteen episodes were all fantastic -- Order 66 & the Yoda arcs in particular are so rich not only visually, but contain many different and complex layers.
They add a new depth to the expanding Star Wars mythology and will be enjoyed for many years to come. High praise to Dave, George & Co.

I don't know if it's been mentioned here, but i was surprised and excited when i learned that ...

[spoil]Mark Hamil did the voice of Darth Bane's ghost[/spoil]

For me, along with Liam Neeson's voice, was the cheery on top!

So, if you have to study and be pure of spirit and all that to be a force ghost, how come does Anakin become a force ghost at the end of ROTJ? When did he study, and get pure and et al? I mean, maaaaybe he was "purified" when Luke helped him to finally make the right choice (as if one good deed redeems a lifetime of terror, but I digress) still, how did he learn the force ghost trick if it is so tricky? This is confusing. Anybody?

Per the Annotated Screenplays, Vader was to be saved by ghost Kenobi in a prior draft of Return of the Jedi:

[hr]“Vader and Luke are on their way to the throne room .... suddenly Ben appears in their path .... Ben explains that he has come to save him, that the Emperor wants to destroy him. If Vader becomes one with the dark side of the Force, he will lose all identify. If he turns to the good side, he will pass through the Netherworld and Ben will rescue him before he becomes one with the Force.”[hr]

Oh no! The Clone Wars are not on Netflix anymore. What am I to do?
Now I shall have to dig out/dust off my DVDs...
I guess they are preparing to put them on Disney+