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- "Never give up hope, no matter how dark things seem."
- ―Moral
"The Wrong Jedi" is the twentieth and final episode of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series' fifth season. It aired on March 2, 2013. On March 11, StarWars.com announced that the episode also served as the series finale on Cartoon Network.
Official description
"On trial for murder, Ahsoka faces her greatest challenge."[1]
Plot summary
| Episode 20 THE WRONG JEDI |
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The Jedi Council negotiates with Admiral Tarkin on what type of trial Padawan Ahsoka Tano should have. The Council wish to try Ahsoka in accordance with Jedi tradition, but Tarkin and the Galactic Senate request that Ahsoka be expelled from the Jedi Order so that she can be put to a Republic Military tribunal. Obi-Wan Kenobi urges the Council to refuse Tarkin's demands, insisting they must stand with Ahsoka. Ki-Adi-Mundi and Saesee Tiin refuse, pointing out the strong circumstantial evidence against Ahsoka. Mace Windu adds that protecting Ahsoka could be seen as an act of opposition to the Senate. Accordingly, the Council decides to cast Ahsoka from the Order, removing her status as a Padawan and leaving her a civilian under the jurisdiction of the Senate. They strip her of her Padawan braid in a symbolic gesture.
Chancellor Palpatine during the trial.
Ahsoka and her master Anakin Skywalker eventually find out that she will indeed be put on trial. Anakin tells her Senator Padmé Amidala will represent her in the trial, while Anakin decides to follow the lead Ahsoka gave him by pursuing Asajj Ventress. When he finds her, Ventress tries to flee, but Anakin easily manages to subdue her since she is defenseless without her lightsabers.
Anakin begins interrogating Ventress. Ventress admits that she wanted to turn Ahsoka in for the bounty on her head, but soon found herself against it when she was similar to her. Anakin snarls at this comment, enraged that Ventress is accusing him of being negligent of his Padawan. Ventress retorts that she is telling the truth, as her master had also abandoned her. Ventress helps Anakin out by telling him that while on the run, Ahsoka had contacted her friend, Barriss Offee, who had told them to meet her at the warehouse where the nanodroids were stored. She then tells him that after departing, someone attacked and stole her lightsabers. Anakin warns Ventress that he will kill her if she is lying before he departs to confront Barriss.
Meanwhile, Ahsoka's trial begins and Tarkin demands that Ahsoka face the death penalty for her supposed crimes. Padmé points out that the circumstances surrounding Letta Turmond's death strongly imply that Ahsoka could not be the culprit. Tarkin responds by mentioning Ahsoka's meeting with Ventress. Ahsoka remains confident that Anakin will find the real culprit.
Anakin confronts Barriss at the temple, and asks her to confirm her contact with Ahsoka. Barriss does so, surprised that Anakin believed Ventress' story. When she asks who it could be if not Ventress or Ahsoka, he takes her lightsaber and swings it at her. In response, she summons Ventress' lightsabers to her hands, revealing herself to be the culprit. They then engage in a fierce duel which leads outside. Anakin, wielding his own lightsaber as well as Barriss's, eventually overpowers her and she is arrested.
Ahsoka leaves the Jedi to follow her own path.
As Chancellor Palpatine is about to report the conviction of Ahsoka, Anakin interrupts the proceedings, bringing in Barriss, who confesses her crimes. The charges against Ahsoka are thus dropped and the Council apologizes for their actions. They ask Ahsoka to rejoin the Order, claiming that this was her great trial, making her a true Jedi. Anakin offers her the Padawan braid that he has kept for her. To everyone's shock, though, she refuses and leaves the temple. Anakin follows her outside and asks Ahsoka to reconsider, mentioning that the idea of leaving the Jedi Order is something he himself has struggled with. She replies that she knows, but states that this is something she must work through on her own. Anakin watches as his former Padawan continues down the Temple steps, and disappears from sight.
Credits
| Cast | Uncredited cast | Crew | Uncredited crew | Special thanks |
Cast
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Appearances
| Characters | Organisms | Droid models | Events | Locations |
| Organizations and titles | Sentient species | Vehicles and vessels | Weapons and technology | Miscellanea |
Characters
Canon characters
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Legends characters
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Organisms
Canon organisms
Legends organisms
Droid models
Canon droids
Legends droids
Events
Canon events
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Legends events
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Locations
Canon locations
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Legends locations
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Organizations and titles
Canon organizations and titles
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Legends organizations and titles
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Sentient species
Canon species
Legends species
Vehicles and vessels
Canon vehicles
Legends vehicles
Weapons and technology
Canon technology
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Legends technology
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Miscellanea
Canon miscellanea
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Legends miscellanea
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Behind the scenes
The episode was named for the 1956 Alfred Hitchcock film The Wrong Man.[5]
This episode marked Tim Curry's first credited appearance as Palpatine's voice after actor Ian Abercrombie's death in January 2012.
In order to hide Barriss Offee's identity in this episode's preview clip, the animators deliberately colored her lightsaber blade green instead of blue in the scene where Anakin Skywalker used the weapon.[6]
The lightsaber pikes wielded by the Temple Guards were initially intended to have green blades, but were changed mid-production to yellow.[6]
The shot at the end of the episode where Ahsoka Tano leaves the Jedi Order is based on an actual photograph of the East Bay sky, which had been photographed by series director Dave Filoni during the episode's production.[6] The episode fades to black at the end instead of iris out in order to preserve the emotion at Ahsoka's sad departure.
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6
"The Wrong Jedi" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (backup link)
- ↑ FEBRUARY 2013 PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS on Teletoon
- ↑ Star Wars: Galactic Atlas
- ↑
"Launch Pad" — Star Wars Insider 148
- ↑ "Sabotage" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (backup link)
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2
"The Wrong Jedi" Trivia Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link)
External links
- "The Wrong Jedi" - The Clone Wars Episode Guide on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link (explore/the-clone-wars/ep520/#!/about) not verified!)
- "The Wrong Jedi" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars on StarWars.com (backup link)
