The first might be one of the most important. When one of the clones discovers evidence of their potential programming, he goes on a quest to discover the truth. These episodes of The Clone Wars were technically completed after the initial cancellation but were so far down the production pipeline that they were released anyway. THE LOST MISSIONS – Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 6 **There will be spoilers for some of those episodes here, though none for the Siege of Mandalore.** In order to understand the full context of the timeline, we’re going to have to go back to Season 4, and from there fill in the gaps you might not have even noticed were missing with books and comics. We’ve got the scoop on how this season fits in the greater puzzle of the galactic conflict. Because, when you throw books and comics based on unproduced episodes into the mix as well as other adventures that coincide with this timeline, it can get a little overwhelming.įor the previous seasons of The Clone Wars, put together a chronological viewing list, but what do you do for Season 7? That’s where SYFY WIRE comes in. Understanding where things fit can help when trying to enjoy The Clone Wars. As we dive into the final season of the show, especially the Siege of Mandalore, a lot has happened - and not all of it happened on the actual TV show. It’s rarely aired in any sort of chronological order, and even the film - which supposedly kicked the whole franchise off - technically has two episodes of the show preceding it, the first partway through Season 2, and the second partway through the first season. Star Wars: The Clone Wars has always had a confusing timeline.
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