Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi

Take notes, live action SW shows. (other than Mando). This is how you do authentic Star Wars.

I really wish this series was longer and more like TCW/Rebels in episode length. I really hope for a longer season 2 with more than 6 episodes and longer episodes.

Story wise, I think it does a great job at showing the corruption of the Republic and how the Jedi really did lose their way. It gives so much more light on Dooku's perspective.

Visually speaking, the animation style is breathtaking! 10/10. Nothing can beat this type of animation. I am keeping my fingers crossed this gets picked up into a full series going forward and not just shorts.

I'm giving it a 9 instead of a 10 only because it was too short and the Ahsoka stories broke preexisting canon. I don't mind tweaks here and there, but the entire story was changed. Between this and Mando arc of TCW Season 7, the Ahsoka novel is no longer canon. (which I'm fine with, I'd just like to hear something official and designate the book to 'Legends' category.

No filler just killer!!! You got a really great storyline for a show with 6 short episodes. The action is just great, amazing animation and writing. Dave Filoni really outdone himself with this mini-show. Despite the short screentime the story that is presented throughout the 6 episodes adds a lot to the star wars franchise. This show completes the backround of Ahsoka and Dooku's backstory really well. Although i would have loved to see longer episodes the content we got is just great. I had high expectations for this show and i was still blown away by how good the 2 story arcs were. I had a great time watching this and i highly recommend it.

It will fill your soul - and satisfy your thirst for quality Star Wars movies.

Not rushed at all, unfolding at a slow, ideal pace, this series will leave you in a meditative state, like the good movies of old, captivating your mind and soul. Because this is what Star Wars is about - the Force, and the Jedi, wielders of the Force, become living embodiments of the Living Force. And this series will return your mind/attention to this essence of SW.

It also fills some gaps left by the first trilogy, revealing some key names and characters from the first episodes.

All in all, Filoni did it again - only this time it's even better (on a deeper tone) than the Clone Wars series.

Very nice Star Wars stories from the clone wars and even after the period.

I like every bit of it and wish they would make more of this. The show shows the potential that Star Wars still has and what blockbuster movies cannot create. Here I am looking at episode VII-IX. These movies just cannot catch what a Jedi truly is or how the Sith work.

Therefore this shows is like the feeling I got from watching the prequels for the first time and falling in love with Star Wars. Star Wars can still be good when there are lightsabers involved.

I am not a huge fan of the Clone Wars series but I can understand why it is so enjoyable.

No joke, I had zero expectations from this and I have come away from it with my jaw on the ground, my eyes wide and tears. This was top shelf Star Wars. I am NOT going to give spoilers, just want to say that if you are a Star Wars fan, drop everything and go and watch this right now.

The way the story interweaved the prequel trilogy and showed the decent of the republic into corruption, Dooku's origin story essentially and served as a companion piece to The Clone Wars series as well and bridged into essentially the start of Rebels...and kind of the Ahsoka novel (again no spoilers here), well let's just say this will be essential viewing on any Star Wars chronology re-watch.

This, legit, is among the best Star Wars ever produced, seriously. Don't take my word for it, go watch it, I will be for the third time back to back to back.