Liam Neeson returns for The Clone Wars!

Originally posted by queeq
THere's always PM. 😉

nah, way too much bureaucracy 😛

Is it?

Just watched CW... So,

Spoiler:
Even Piell...

Big "continuty" **** up there, at least for the EU... I wonder what they are going to do with it? I mean they can't say he actually survived that as his body was thrwon into lava...

Not in CW... it has a chronology of its own.

Originally posted by ares834
Big "continuty" **** up there, at least for the EU... I wonder what they are going to do with it? I mean they can't say he actually survived that as his body was thrwon into lava...

what continuity?

what happens in the EU?

Even Piell lives untill sometime during Order 66. His death triggers a triliogy of books called Coruscant Nights.

But then, that's EU.

Let's be honest here. Do you think George Lucas does even care about EU anymore?

I was under the impression he NEVER cared 😐

pretty much as I do... though the Maul's brother thing did irked me

Yeah, GL has never really given a rat's ass about the EU. He does, however, occassionaly take elements from it and add it to his universe.

I was honestly just surprised that he'd do such a blatant kick to the EU fans. I doubt he didn't know...

He knows everything.

Originally posted by S_D_J
I was under the impression he NEVER cared 😐

pretty much as I do... though the Maul's brother thing did irked me

Well, I'm sure he will be dead before it's over, so no harm done to continuity.
It's like the comics - just prior to the release of Revenge Of The Sith, I read a Star Wars anthology comic that had as the lead story Darth maul surviving - making cybernetic legs for himself - tracking Obi Wan to Tatooine, and having a lightsaber battle with him in front of the Lars farm (and an infant Luke), where Maul is basically killed by a laser-rifle shot by Owen Lars as he is held at Obi Wan's mercy. Owen then orders Obi Wan to leave and not bother Luke, with Obi Wan promising to himself he will keep watching over Luke.
In the end, continuity stayed intact.

Cybernetic legs... hahahaha. Did he have cybernetic bowels as well?

Originally posted by roughrider
Well, I'm sure he will be dead before it's over, so no harm done to continuity.
It's like the comics - just prior to the release of Revenge Of The Sith, I read a Star Wars anthology comic that had as the lead story Darth maul surviving - making cybernetic legs for himself - tracking Obi Wan to Tatooine, and having a lightsaber battle with him in front of the Lars farm (and an infant Luke), where Maul is basically killed by a laser-rifle shot by Owen Lars as he is held at Obi Wan's mercy. Owen then orders Obi Wan to leave and not bother Luke, with Obi Wan promising to himself he will keep watching over Luke.
In the end, continuity stayed intact.

Also read that one. I hope they use it as a reference for TCW Maul.

Originally posted by roughrider
Well, I'm sure he will be dead before it's over, so no harm done to continuity.
It's like the comics - just prior to the release of Revenge Of The Sith, I read a Star Wars anthology comic that had as the lead story Darth maul surviving - making cybernetic legs for himself - tracking Obi Wan to Tatooine, and having a lightsaber battle with him in front of the Lars farm (and an infant Luke), where Maul is basically killed by a laser-rifle shot by Owen Lars as he is held at Obi Wan's mercy. Owen then orders Obi Wan to leave and not bother Luke, with Obi Wan promising to himself he will keep watching over Luke.
In the end, continuity stayed intact.

That book is call Visionaries. Those were Infinity Stories, meaning that all of them were never, nor will they ever be, part of any continuity, be it EU or Canon.
They're just "what if" tales. If I remember correctly they were artists interpretation of what could work visually on ROTS, such as Grievous, Mustafar, Utapau... and Maul's legs, which resemble Grievous legs

With any luck, we'll never see Maul in clone wars.

Originally posted by Ordo
With any luck, we'll never see Maul in clone wars.

QFT

No, no Maul please.

However, they do seem to run out of ideas...