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Most fans were delighted when Disney, in the aftermath of the Lucasfilm acquisition, declared that the Clone Wars saga (as it was revealed in the 2008 animated feature film and its subsequent TV series) would retain canonical status in Star Wars lore. Further celebrations erupted when it was announced that the series would be returning in 2020 for a seventh and final season of 12 episodes. If you’re not acquainted with Star Wars: The Clone Wars, now is the perfect time to take a break from learning how to build a lightsaber and catch up on what you’ve been missing.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars lasted for six seasons (2008-2014) in its original run, with a final seventh season that aired on Disney+ in 2020, and it was a massive hit among the viewing public. Focusing on the epochal three-year war between the Galactic Republic and the Separatist Alliance, the TV series attracted not only a lot of diehard SW fans but also many people who just appreciate a well-produced animated show. The series expanded fans’ knowledge of the Star Wars universe and introduced several compelling new characters, most notably Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker’s empathetic and headstrong Padawan.
While watching the series in its original broadcast order is an acceptable option, a chronological viewing following the actual Clone Wars timeline provides a more logical and more transparent perspective on the storylines. Here’s why:
The seventh season of this series has already inspired a considerable amount of discussion among fans. When you’re a newcomer, you don’t want to be left out of the dialogue. But there is a question that needs to be answered: What’s the best Clone Wars viewing order?
That may sound like an odd thing to say. You could simply watch Clone Wars in order, the way millions of people did back in the day: by viewing the Star Wars: The Clone Wars feature film—which basically serves as the pilot episode for the subsequent series—and then watching the TV episodes in the order that they first appeared on Cartoon Network (seasons 1-5), Netflix (season 6), and Disney+ (season 7). Truth be told, there’s nothing wrong with this approach to Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Some people, however, have complained about the non-chronological progression of the TV series. The show is fun, they say, but also slightly messy due to the time jumps. The series has multiple plot threads and often jumps around in time; for example, some events revealed in season 3 actually took place before most of what transpires in the first season.
In an apparent response to these complaints, Disney released an alternate viewing schedule back in 2014 that turns this potentially confusing tangle of activity into a more linear story. For many fans, this is the preferred way to view Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Not only does the chronology make more sense, but it also has the official approval of Lucasfilm.
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Without further ado, here is the “sequential” schedule for how to watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars in chronological order.
If you’re trying to follow The Clone Wars chronological order instead of the original broadcast sequence, this guide outlines the complete Clone Wars watch order and where you can stream every episode.
You start by watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series’ second season, then jump to the first and third seasons. It may seem odd, but you’ll start to see the timeline emerge, which is especially helpful for new viewers. Please note that episode numbers shown are the season + episode; for instance, #216 is the 16th episode of the second season, according to the original viewing schedule:
Now you’re ready to watch the rest of season 1. You’re going to view it in “normal” order, but be sure to skip #116 (which you’ve already seen) and #122 (which you’ll watch later):
Then it’s on to season 2. You’re going to mix up the standard viewing order a little:
Now you go through season 3, with a few detours along the way:
From this point on, there is only one real change to the viewing schedule.
Your next stop is season 4, which is easy—you just watch it in its normal order:
Season 5 is mostly unchanged, but notice that #501 has been pushed back in the schedule so you’ll watch it after #513:
Next is season 6. Like the fourth season, it should be watched in its normal schedule:
Finally, season 7 also benefits from a chronological approach. Here is the recommended Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 7 viewing order:
Beyond the Skywalker saga, the series is also famous for the further development of fan-favorite characters like Obi-Wan Kenobi, the clone trooper Captain Rex, the Dark Side assassin Asajj Ventress, and the return of Darth Maul.
With many popular characters and storylines, this show is essential viewing for any fan. And, now that you know how to watch The Clone Wars in chronological order, see for yourself how it all comes together! Find all episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars streaming on Disney+. After finishing Season 7, you can continue the story chronologically by watching Star Wars: The Bad Batch, an animated series that follows Clone Force 99 immediately after Order 66.
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Source: StarWars.com
