The Legonater

Wow, that looks sweet. I love the dark music in the trailors, Kevin Kiner hasn't done music that intimidating... ever. Of course, John Williams would have done that a while ago, but hey, at least they're doing it.

The code was Victor Victor 2. Checkov, being Russian, pronounced it 'Wictor Wictor 2' and the computer didn't recogvnise the code. It's just playing on accents, like 'The Craw' from get Smart.

At the corner of two busy spacelanes sits a popular site in Coruscant- the Jones Hotel. Standing like a ruby on the crowded streets it draws in tourists everywhere, as well as people with little else to live in. Cheap prices make easy marketing for the hotel, as well as a spectacular view and comftorable rooms. Vendors often profit from the hotel's success, setting up shop near the bright red walls. The local isn't just a place to sleep overnight, however. Some busy pedestrians like to go there merely to relax outside home. Whether you're a Ithorian or Human, the Jones Hotel is the place for you. Outside the hotel, a weary travellor stops at a bench. As he looks out at the traffic, he considers staying at the hotel. Beside him, a Bothan sells a rare drink from his homeplanet. A thirsty man takes a drink, then prepares to finish it before heading into the hotel himself. An elderly gentleman on his hoverchair comes back from a 'stroll' through the city. As he enteres Jones Hotel to rest, someone else exits, a holopaper in hand. A couple walks nearby, considering the hotel as a place to rest. Inside the main lobby, a large statue captivates people as they wait to be checked in. People look mournfully at the seal in the middle of the room, representing the place where Inry Jones's grave was buried- the hotel was then bult in her honour. A Kel Dor sits on a comfy chair- also red- and watches. A young women from a distant planet speaks with the secratary, hoping to stay in the hotel for a few days. Meanwhile, the fan blows the room to a comftorable temperature. Inside the rooms, a women lyes on her bed, witha comfortable night gown supplied by the hotel. In another room, an old mechanic works on his bike from the ground up- something that he's been working on for years, with full support by the staff of the Jones Hotel. Personally, I was hoping on finishing this earlier. But alas, here it is. Comments and conserns are welcome. EDIT: I have added the roof, it took shorter than I thought. I have also added the word Hotel in Aurebesh, a fan, a plant, and a seal with a backstory.

I do, actually. i'd check Shaun's hearing, but it wouldn't help much, now would it?

I believe that makes 16. Does the Senator want to wrap this up now?

A good point, he was off too. But his lines wre great! I absolutly loved the 'Wicter, Wicter' gag

Really? That's where I first saw it. not really funny if you ask me.

Or maybe he's just a biker that likes using slang

I have to agree, the performances were bang-on. And so were the faces, excluding Scotty.

I agree, more direct action. Season 2's side stories were interesting at provided some cool stuff, but if you take out the Clone Wars completely, then there's no point. Personally, that's one of the many things that degrades SGU.

Bah, this is nuts. After working on you people for 45 years, i still don't understand you all. Stash clearly has important info, and we need more of it. The mob's actions against her tonight will verify who's side she's really on- we need her here alive. Shaun has brought out Callie, but other than that has made nothing of importance beside vote. Which would you rather have gone? A potetnially usefull informat, or a Neutral in every sence of the term? The choice is yours.

I don't see why you use lists, especially when there's thousands you didn't post. Anyways, my favorite is Fi, RC-8015. That guy's hillarious

I agree, Senate Muders could have been so much better- in fact, iot had the potential of a sweet CSI type episode... but they ruined that. Lightsaber Lost did have that sweet chase, it's what makes the episode barable (Although I was somewhat amusewd by Banamu's rambling) Agreed. This show makes Jedi look weak a lot. However, IMO, the original Clone Wars made them look too strong. they need to find a good balance, or it just looks tacky. Yeah. Episodes like this have so much potential, and the team just ruins them.

*Looks at orange juice* Ah, well- no one will notice.

Well, after sorting through a bunch of insults, I find myself a genious impressed. So Stash reveals what 'little' she knows, and points the figurative gun at her head. Then Shaun pops up defending himself from every flank. Personally, Proffessor Shaun looks like he's trying to get himself accused. It's almost amusing. But in the end, we can't let Stash die- if she does, any mor epotential information dies with her. On the other hand, if she gets killed, we know people want her dead, perhaps for revealing everything. Whatever the conclusion, this has to end with her not convicted. And meanwhile, Proffessor Shaun is going nuts. But besides, what do we have to lose besides maybe a townie by killing the proffessor? And if he turns out to be scum, well hey- one down. Besides, we were told at the begging to kill Shadows. Oh, and Vote: Shaun Dows/Shadows

No, the episode guide's always done that- I don't think that's what it means.

I've got to give to Daniel Logan some credit- it's got be hard to try and replicate your voice from nearly ten years ago, and he did a fairly good job in this trilogy. Now to this particular episode For one, I found this eerily similar to the first half of Dooku Captured- Anakin and a Jedi Master 'land' on Vanquar, there's a crashed ship involved, they get stuck, Gundarks attack, and Ashoka comes and rescues them. I have to agree, Bossk being in this episode was pointless, what important thing did he do? He sat there with a gun pointed at the prisoners, who were already tied up, and loaded stuff. Ooh, how exiting! I did like the crashed Venater, though- it looked really cool. Ani and Mace trapped looked so unbelievable. They were just too ridged, and side-by-side at the exact angle and everything, it did not look like they were stuck by an accident on their part- more like they went and put the big plate of metal on themselves. That said, Plo and Wolffe's rescure was pretty interesting- but then again, any sceane with Wolffe is nice to see. R2's involvment was interesting in the episode. Some of his tricks were believable, some were just insane. The way he raced through the Temple and fought the other droid, though, made it look like he was a little kid.

*Looks through notes* Ah, yes- you... you're right. Sorry, Mr. Mayor. So Callie, an officer- a rotten one, but an officer nonetheless- attacked Proffessor Shaun, he may be a Nuetral out to take out the government- which mean officers. They faught, Proffessor Shaun won, Sandy revealed information on Proffessor Shaun we apparently recruited her because he couldn't do anything himself... it sounds relativly convieninat to me, but it that may be coincidental. I still think we need more proof again

Secrets Revealed? So that's what they're calling all those prequels.

That's too bad- it might have given us a lead. But no matter- we'll find a suspect soon, I think. I fail to see why we're against Proffesor Shawn. He's the one that faught of Callie, isn't he?

Well, unless they intened to go 50+ years into the future, Aurra gonna be staying alive

Aw, noodles. So, we appear to have some accomplished duelist against our Kung Pho master.... who turned out to be scum. Walter, do you have anything to report on your teacher?

Funny, for the first time I see the lightsaber

I liked the THX 1138, personally

You know, for no visable juguller, that one cadet has a fairly deep voice Personally, this episode was a general disgrace. Kilion was pretty good- there were definatly some cool traits with him. His dedication to his ship was definatly one of them- I hope he comes back later. Other than that, the thing was a decrecendo to horridness, until Aurra showed up. I just loved her almost off-evilness in that sceane, it was a great moment. But Boba was outright terrible in this episode. I'll give him slack for AotC, but this was lame. I fail to see his hesitation to kill any of the clones here, it was a brutal blow to his charecter. EU shows him as really hating the other clones for looking like him, and here he treats them like a bunch of lost puppies. I was honestly hoping the fool would kill the clones so he could grow up. Unfortunatly, he still hasn't by the end of this little trilogy.