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* {{Narm}}: Palpatine hiding away from the light following Yaddle force lifting a door that almost crushed her looks quite humorous, mainly due to the gimmick of Palpatine of all characters displaying an extremely rare moment of weakness.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The Inquisitor gets taken out with very little fanfare. Many fans express disappointment that a character with such a [[EvilIsCool cool design]] gets killed in his first appearance, with some hoping he somehow survived and will return later.
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** The Inquisitor gets taken out with very little fanfare. Many fans express disappointment that a character with such a [[EvilIsCool cool design]] gets killed in his first appearance, with some hoping he somehow survived and will returnlater.later.
** Despite Yoda being Dooku's former Jedi Master and thus an integral part of his backstory, he's only a mere background character in all the episodes he appears in and has no impact on the story.
** The Inquisitor gets taken out with very little fanfare. Many fans express disappointment that a character with such a [[EvilIsCool cool design]] gets killed in his first appearance, with some hoping he somehow survived and will return
** Despite Yoda being Dooku's former Jedi Master and thus an integral part of his backstory, he's only a mere background character in all the episodes he appears in and has no impact on the story.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Dooku [[spoiler:killing Yaddle, because [[HeKnowsTooMuch she discovered his alliance with Darth Sidious]] to bring about the end of the Republic. Dooku had already shown flirtations with the Dark Side prior to this, but his killing of Yaddle despite her being his peer marks the point of no return for him and lays the foundation for him to become the man that engineered a war which cost untold billions of lives, only to be a mere stepping stone for [[Characters/StarWarsDarthVaderAndServants someone more powerful]].]]
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%%* SignatureScene: Yaddle's confrontation with Dooku and Sidious in "The Sith Lord". %%(Not enough context. Much explain *why* it's a signature scene; as in, what's so great and memorable about it.)%%
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment:Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: After Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment:Ahsoka's BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: After one. [[spoiler:After Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: While it's also a sign of the growing darkness inside him, Dooku pulls an impressive move in "Justice" by [[PsychicStrangle Force-Choking]] the corrupt Senator Dagonet while using his lightsaber to block the blasterfire from his soldiers.
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* BigLippedAligatorMoment:Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: After Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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* BigLippedAligatorMoment:Ahsoka's BigLippedAlligatorMoment:Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: After Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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* BigLippedAligatorMoment:Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: after After Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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* Big-LippedAligatorMoment:Ahsoka's last episode ends with one.[[spoiler: after Ahsoka cuts off the Inqusitor's head, his mask deflates with no sign of a physical head falling out offscreen nor of one ever being there to begin with. While it is certainly possible that the Inquisitor here was simply some kind of alien species composed of gas and is wearing a pressure suit, which has been seen in Star Wars before, it can still be rather jarring to most general audiences for the seemingly humanoid Inquisitor to appear be air or gas in a suit without any explanation. The fact no one in the scene comments or elaborates on this makes it all the more weird. ]]
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** Ahsoka is shown to have snuck in to attend Padme's funeral on Naboo. When Bail finds her, her voice breaks as she says she took the risk of attending because "she was [her] friend". This was just another gut punch Ahsoka had to absorb after the trauma of Order 66, her loyal men ultimately perishing in their attempt to kill her out of no free will of their own, and learning of the fall of the Jedi and the Republic - and the quite likely deaths of Anakin, Obi-Wan, and all her other friends.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Dooku is like an older, grimmer version of [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsYoungJediAdventures Kai Brightstar]] in a way: he wants to fight bad guys, while other Jedi just want to finish the mission and get away without fighting. Makes one wonder how Kai grew up, or what might have happened if a Sith Lord noticed him.
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"Resolve" has an 8.6 rating on IMDb; in fact, it's the highest rated episode behind only "The Sith Lord" (and, for what it's worth, "Resolve" is my personal favourite of the set). I can definitely see contention over changes regarding the Ahsoka novel, but I feel that's already covered by the other entries, and so the episode probably isn't quite a case of So Okay Its Average.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: "Life and Death" and "Resolve" are seen as okay at best, having added little of importance to Ahsoka's story and, in the latter's case, having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: "Life and Death" and "Resolve" are sometimes gets this in comparison to the other episodes, seen as okay at best, having added little of importance to Ahsoka's story and, in the latter's case, having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.story.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: "Life and Death" and "Resolve" are seen as okay at best, having added little of importance to Ahsoka's story and having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.
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Not sure what was so great about it, but I'm pretty sure that "Life and Death" was also considered pretty mediocre.
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"Practice Makes Perfect" is one of the best Star Wars installments ever released.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: While the Dooku episodes of season one were widely praised, the Ahsoka episodes are seen as okay at best, having added little of importance to her story and having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: While the Dooku episodes were widely praised, the Ahsoka episodes are considered okay at best, having added little of importance to her story and having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.
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* SalvagedStory: A lot of ''Legends'' fans took issue with Dooku's characterization in ''The Clone Wars'', with him coming across as a [[CardCarryingVillain card-carrying]] [[DastardlyWhiplash Saturday morning]] [[ColdHam cartoon villain]] in contrast to his more subtle and complex behavior in the Legends continuity. This series brings him closer to his Legends counterpart by showing his past as a [[FallenHero well-intentioned yet flawed Jedi]] who tragically [[KnightTemplar falls to the dark side]] thanks to the Republic's corruption and Palatine's manipulation.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: After an ''awesome'' buildup, the Inquisitor [[PaperTiger gets taken out in mere seconds]] by Ahsoka. While it's possible this may be justified, as the Inquisitors are meant to hunt down ill-trained Padawans or low-level Jedi Knights, but are way out of their league against properly trained Force wielders, especially one of Ahsoka's caliber, it doesn't mean it's not underwhelming.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: While the Dooku episodes were widely praised, the Ahsoka episodes are considered okay at best, having added little of importance to her story and having made a few contradictions regarding events that were taken from the ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'' novel.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: After an ''awesome'' buildup, the Inquisitor [[PaperTiger gets taken out in mere seconds]] by Ahsoka.
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