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    Home » REVIEW: Star Wars The Clone Wars Season 7 Episode 2 “A Distant Echo”
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    REVIEW: Star Wars The Clone Wars Season 7 Episode 2 “A Distant Echo”

    • By Juwaan Carter
    • February 28, 2020
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    Synopsis: A mysterious live signal leads Jedi General Anakin Skywalker, Captain Rex, and the Bad Batch to a Techno Union facility where they make a shocking discovery! They get more than they bargained for when they find themselves trapped by Separatist forces.

    Picking up from where we left off with episode one of the returning series we dig into the bombshell that Rex dropped! Episode two gives you so much to handle from the emotions to the visuals and even the action.

    We get Anakin and Obi Wan sharing a moment of Obi wan knowing Anakin’s secret with Padame and it’s a big one. We see Rex struggle to make terms with the idea that Echo could still be alive, everyone thinks he is insane even Anakin fears that Rex’s pain from what happened with echo is effecting his judgement.

    This episode gets right into what I assume most of this season will be which is everyone’s past coming back to haunt them. If these first two episodes are any indication of what to expect of this final series then we indeed are in for a treat.

    Juwaan Carter
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