Tales of the Jedi - Eps 4 Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2022
- Jay and Adam react, review, riff, and rate the, probably most important, episode of Star Wars short story series, Tales of the Jedi.
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Physically yaddle was lifting the giant door and metaphorically trying to hold on to what little light was left of dooku… loved it!
YES YES YES
As the mouth-with-teeth-shaoed door tried to eat her! Whoever did the art design needs a freaking raise.
It’s like Dooku got one last look at the light, one last chance to stop the darkness. His face looked like there was conflict but the light didn’t last long enough to take him back
And Sidious recoils like it’s burning him. Absolutely dripping with symbolism
@@1dudecrush Yes, he was affected by the light, like a vampire, feeding from Dooku's left soul.
Qui-Gon was his canary and without him he fell to the dark
Also makes Palpatine egging Anakin to kill him a much deeper wound
Palpatine is a man who loves making things come full circle.
Im sad Christopher Lee could not see this. This few episodes made him one of the best characters in Star-Wars.
He would've been very proud this. Especially Corey Burton.
honestly, Dooku to me in the films and even in clone wars was kinda overshadowed and forgotten to me personally, but watching tales of the jedi.....i just love it so much and my love for Dooku has soared! One of the best characters for me now!!!!!
That conversation when Dooku has Obi Wan held captive on Geonosis feels very different now. “I wish he were still alive. I could use his help right now.”
When Dooku said "Qui Gon always loved this tree," and I realized what just happened, I full out cried, my guy. I was not expecting that, especially since we had JUST seen him. That was another level of emotional impact from a character I never expected to get that from. Phenomenal. This was the moment I fell in love with Tales of The Jedi.
That legitimately might be my favorite scene in the episode, if not this whole series of shorts. I’ll get teary-eyed anytime I see it. So much is said with so little dialogue, and good lord the MUSIC. It’s so sad and haunting. You can feel Dooku’s pain and sorrow with him barely having to do a thing or say a word. Even Yaddle is obviously very upset and worried for her friend. It’s moments like these that make me love Star Wars.
So did I, my friend. So did I.
And it was then that I realized what was the catalyst for his fall to the Dark.
I love how they portrayed that in a short matter of time however, you see qui gon so recently that u dont think his death would be so sudden but it is, very realistic that way and makes u feel what dooku is feeling
I really enjoyed seeing that Dooku never stopped caring for Qui-Gon, even after he was already well on his way to going to the Dark Side. It was really sad seeing them discuss how he'd like to meet Obi-Wan, and then seeing him mourn Qui-Gon as basically his son, the boy he raised and trained to be a Jedi Master, even to the point to calling Sidious out to his face for allowing Maul to kill Qui-Gon.
Yaddle opening the door, the light pouring in--which illuminates Dooku's face, and make Sidious recoil momentarily--it being the last moment for Dooku to CHOOSE the light side... but Yaddle couldn't hold it. The door snaps shut and the darkness covers them all. The veil of the dark side falls over Dooku, and he ends Yaddle's life in front of his new master locking himself into his new place. GOD THE SYMBOLISM THANK YOU STAR WARS
And Yaddle fell forward into the Darkness inside, instead of falling backwards into the Light and getting away to notify the Council.........Just a matter of inches and balance causes what happens to happen.
Dooku is a classic tragic character where his reasonings are totally sound but his methods are wrong. Add the fact that he completely miscalculates Palpatine’s manipulation tactics so all his actions are pointless at the end. He is just another tool in Palpatine’s pocket. Fantastic 3 episode arc!
This one was my favourite, it’s just so powerful. I got teary eyed for yaddle and I barley knew her. Such an amazing episode
We get to know her a lot more, in Phase Two of The High Republic. She'll also likely get depicted (along w/ Yoda) in The Acolyte.
Filoni did the same thing with Maul in Clone Wars and Rebels. Takes a paper thin character and fleshes them out and makes them amazing.
And within a few minutes, give more backstory to Yaddle and was able to give her a heartbreaking death despite so little being known of the character previously
George was fully involved in clone wars
For those who don’t know, the deletion of Kamino from the archives pays off in Attack of the Clones when Obi Wan goes looking for it.
Also, RIP Yaddle. We hardly knew ye.
Why u gotta bring Ye into this
@@Sam-jj1dz Too soon?
Why did he do that to begin with though?
@@Rundas045 because he wanted the production of the clones to be secret after he took over their production (Palpatine ordered Dooku to kill the Jedi Sifo-Dyaus, whom was a friend of Dooku and had a vision of an upcoming conflict, the reason the clones were being made in the first place)
Interesting facts: Dooku's family is very very rich, his father hated him when he manisfest force senses and he abandon Dooku in a forest, a jedi searcher found him and he carried him to Coruscant. His mother died when he was young, and when he left the order, he reclaimed his titles of his homeworld and he became Count Dooku of Serenno and a very wealthy man in the galaxy, because of that he financed easily the separatist faction
I love how sidious is blinded by the “light”
Wrapped up like a douche, another ruler in the night?
“Ironic”
The way he reacted to the light as if he was a vampire! 😂
Haha, I get it
Man, Filoni's star wars work always feels like genuine George Lucas star wars. I've missed it so much.
George was great at world building, Dave is great at character development, something George kinda lacked in.
Which was more heartbreaking; the fall of Dooku or Anakin? In about 45-50 minutes, Filoni gave us a back story for Dooku that left most of us wanting more.
After these shorts, I think Dooku's fall is more tragic. Anikin fell due to his love for Padmé, Dooku fell due to his want for peace and order for the entire Republic.
@@foulrot I mean that’s why there is a saying that road to hell is paved with good intentions. Majority of people who fell to the dark side wanted to do good
Anakin - falls to the dark side because he had some bad dreams
Dooku - falls to the dark side because of the corruption of the senate and arrogance of the jedi
Anyone else also notice the way the giant door also looked like a massive toothy maw, like they were inside a great beast of darkness that was threatening to swallow them all?
Sick rhyme
The "Tales of" series is going to blow up because it can go anywhere and be about anything at any time next season. Tales of the: Sith, Bounty Hunters, Old Republic, etc. I hope LF sees this potential in future iterations and exploits it to the highest degree.
This comment hits even harder now that Tales of the Empire is almost here and cha boys latest episode of Fix It ties in nicely. (golf clap)
I wasn't expecting to cry for Count Dooku today. But I did.
I wasn't expecting to discover his paternal love for Qui-Gon ran so deep.
I wasn't expecting to cry as Dooku crossed blades with Master Yaddle today.
But I couldn't stop crying. I'm still crying as I write this.
And. . .I never expected to be offering up a prayer that he found peace before Anakin's blades found their mark.
But I do. And I hope he found his way into the Light of the Force.
I felt like Yaddle trying to reason with Dooku from a hiding place felt like a great foreshadowing of Luke trying to do the same to Vader in ROTJ. Obviously they had a different outcome. Another example of Filoni respecting the entire saga so well.
This was a way more believable and understandable fall to the Dark side than what we got for Anakin in the movies.
Kylo, Dooku, Barris Offee, Revan, 2nd sister, Taran Malicos all have better “turned to the dark side” stories than Anakin.
Bryce Dallas did a fantastic job at voicing handle
Meant yaddle
Wait what?? That was Bryce Dallas??? Omg what a fantastic voice!! 😟
That was her?? Damn I didn’t even notice
RIP handle
@@pitilessnightmare6879 yep confirmed it the day before it premiered
This episode gives the Anakin and Dooku duel in Ep3 so much more complexity.
This episode was my favorite. So many pieces put in the puzzle that is Count Dooku
"The Jedi Order’s problem is Yoda. No being can wield that kind of power for centuries without becoming complacent at best or corrupt at worst. He has no idea that it’s overtaken him; he no longer sees all the little cumulative evils that the Republic tolerates and fosters, from slavery to endless wars, and he never asks, ‘Why are we not acting to stop this?’ Live alongside corruption for too long, and you no longer notice the stench.” -Count Dooku, former apprentice of Yoda
Count Dooku has been one of my favorite characters for a long time because Christopher Lee plays him
Was waiting for this one. They are just so good. In a few shorts, they told us so much.
The rise of Darth Tyranus
Bro this episode was so haunting I was on the verge of tears
Loved that episode! The visuals and that music was perfect. Also It was just so great hearing Ian McDiarmid as Sidious. It ending by fading out with that smirk from Sidious was perfect.
I had never known what happened to Yaddle, and while I'm not a Jedi fan...RIP Yaddle
Poor Yaddle. She went out like a boss the best she could.
The only thing this episode was missign was Sidious going, "Rise...Darth...Tyrannis!" It would have been an amazing echo of Episode III. Also, Qui-gon being from Coruscant is...fascinating. I never knew that. But the tree is important symbolism from Yoda's arc in Clone Wars s6, and seeing it return here is just amazing.
Incredible job showing Dooku. What a show.
I always loved Dooku even in the prequels, he was actually my favorite between Maul, him and Grevious. What we got in those movies was just enough to get a taste of what happened to him. The Prequels were supposed to be about _Anakin's_ story and fall, so what we got was enough without taking away from anything else.
Dooku's episodes in this series have inspired me to purchase the audio book for Dooku: Jedi Lost. I want to learn so much more about him.
That episode was a masterpiece. It tied in so well with the on screen action of The Phantom Menace.
You know Dave wrote these episodes with help from some books, like dooku jedi lost, and whatever George had on him when he probably asked as reference.
It makes dooku like many in the prequels more tragic he wants to bring order and peace at any cost and palpatine manipulates him like he does to everyone he meets, makes his character more tragic and relatable. Also his death hits different now, that shock on his face is saddening
Dooku knew the two of them couldn't take Sidious alone.
He did what he had to do.
Qui Gon had always been touted as the father figure Anakin should have had, but I'm wondering if he was also supposed to be the son that Dooku should have had after this arc. The Luke to his Vader, if you will.
Best episode, talk about pain, filoni really loves to torture us
7:07 this look 😂 y’all are fun
Dooku reopens the door, unscrews his light saber, removes his Kyber Crystal and throws it as far as his strength and the force will propel it.
The audiodrama (also in book/script form) "Dooku: Jedi Lost" which came out a few years ago also does a very good job of fleshing out Dooku's backstory. I definitely recommend it if you want more.
you can hear when he steps over to the dark side. when he ignites his lightsaber the last time (when he kills yaddle) it has the sith lightsaber sound for the first time.
Liam Neeson voiced Qui-Gon.
Ian McDiarmid voiced Palpatine and
Bryce Dallas Howard voiced Yaddle!
The score for this entire series is unreal
If the storytelling was done this well in the prequels I think they would have been a lot better. We hardly get any of this stuff with dooku
Imagine if the Prequel Trilogy were written with dialogue like this
When watching this episode look where the light is in the Yaddle/Dooku fight. Pals is standing in the dark, Yaddle in the light and Dooku having to make a choice. Super sad....
This is the single best Star Wars thing we have gotten in a LOOONG time
NGL this is the o e I was waiting for you to upload. straight, imo, Dooku's fall to the dark in just a short amount of screen time, was more compelling and believable than Anakin's. Incredible.
The gate opening with the last light was like Dooku's last chance to turn around.
This series is so fucking good.. Need more tales of Jedi!!!
Calling it after all the love and hype around the Dooku episodes by fans they'll no doubt be a Dooku animated series on it's way in the near future set before The Phantom Menace and showcasing the rise of the CIS from the point of view of Dooku.
That would be fricking awesome.
So, so good. Yaddle was always one of the great Star Wars fan questions - the only other member of Yoda's race we'd ever seen (until Grogu), she was on the council in Episode 1 but disappeared before Episode 2. It's never been explained what happened to her until now. SO GOOD. And having McDiarmid AND Neeson back AND Bryce Dallas Howard as Yaddle?? SO GOOD!!!!
Yaddle and Grogu are the only members of Yoda's species currently in canon, but there were at least 3 others in old legends, Master Vandar Tokar, Master Oteg, and Jedi Knight Minch.
@@foulrot I meant on-screen in the movies.
I am so confused by how you guys don't understand the George already had Dooku erasing Kamino by impersonating Syfo Dias, his grief of losing Qui-Gon, desire to meet Obi-Wan. This was all in Attack of the Clones. As far as those parts go we're only just now finally seeing it. It was already written about as plot points. The only thing Dave really wrote is Yaddle making the discovery of them together. George even had a whole bigger backstory about Dooku forming the confederacy in earlier drafts of the script.
I suppose one could see this as a retcon as it does change what we know of Dooku. But it all makes so much sense, it's almost like it's always been there we just couldn't see it. Really love what Filoni has continued to bring to Lucas's legacy. He just...he really knows how to tie the room together.
These episodes make me wish this was a full movie of the events up to him joining Palpatine. How cool would it be to see a young Dooku as Padawan to Yoda & the teachings Yoda have him that shaped his outlook.
Never forget that Dooku just tells Obi-Wan the truth in Attack of the Clones. He just straight up tells him the truth and Kenobi just can't see it.
Watching these episodes make that line that Luke said in the last Jedi more poignant. "It's time for the Jedi to end."
The last Jedi was fucking ass. That isnt the true Luke
This is one of the problems I have with The Last Jedi. If anyone understood the story of the prequels, then they'd understand this is exactly why the prophecy of the chosen one played out as it did. These Dooku shorts further elaborate on that. The Jedi order of the old Republic was complacent and too bogged down in politics. It had to go so that it could be born anew, in order to defeat the Sith.
Effectively, this is the whole narrative point of the first six films, once complete as a saga. Anakin brings down both the Jedi and the Sith, paving the way for Luke to rebuild the order as it should be. The Last Jedi acts like that story hadn't already played out and still needed telling. It got it completely ass-backwards. It should have been the story of Luke teaching Rey the true meaning of being a Jedi, as it was meant to be before the bureaucracy crushed it.
Never said the movie was good. Nor did I say it was bad. So keep be mindful of your feelings young Padawan.
Not really. Luke's never developed in that movie to know or care or even have repeated the actual real mistakes, like that, of the old jedi. No submissiveness to the senate or politics, not engagement in war. As far as TLJ depicts, Luke got angry one day and did something really stupid and then just gave up and started blaming the old jedi.
Yeah, no. Fuck that movie. That wasn't Luke at all. Luke in the "Legends" or rather the Extended Universe, recognized the failings of the Jedi from all he had learned of them and reinvented them.
I always assumed Palpatine revealed his true identity as Darth Sidious *after* the Battle of Naboo. Knowing that killing Sifo-Dyas, sabotaging the Jedi Archives,...that was all *before* Qui-Gon died! Dooku has been a bad guy for *a while* ! 🤯
I love how speechless you guys were at the end XD
I love Yaddle so much. And I'm so so sad she's already taken away from us. :( I mean, we kinda all knew she was dead but still..
The last time we see Yaddle in canon (I believe) is on the council in The Phantom Menace. Everyone has been wondering what happened to her for awhile.
Where did Adam go during that yaddle fight. He was sitting right there next thing you know he disappeared for the rest of the video but I could still hear him ???
The Reason they paired Ahsoka with Dooku is because they have a similar road....both see how the Jedi have fallen and can't help the Jedi. Dooku chooses to fight against it while Ashoka loses faith and stops fighting until she realizes that it is the way of the Jedi to protect and she doesn't need to call herself a Jedi to do what a Jedi was meant to do. That is why in the mandalorian she no longer says "I am no Jedi"
“Tales Of The Jedi” should be called, “FIX IT!!: The Dave Filoni Edition”. Superb job by Filoni and team!
Yaddle reveals that Yoda's speech pattern is apparently unique to him, rather than a species characteristic.
Fascinating how 3 animated shorts did SUCH a better job at showing the fall/corruption of a Jedi Master, than 3 feature-length movies with direct input/execution by the creator. This one was definitely the highlight of the collections, even tho they’re all great.
I'm so happy you guys are doing a reaction to these!
To think, Filoni called these “a bunch of fables.” More like MASTERPIECES.
I just now realized and nobody seemed to have mentioned it and I haven't looked it up yet, but isn't that Ian McDiarmid voicing Palps?
The lack of sounds from you two...that said it all! Amazing.
Considering that the original plot of the prequels was to reveal that Jar Jar (the Phantom Menace) was the evil secret Sith version of Yoda pulling the strings of the dark side all along with Palpatine ("Usual Suspects" style). Then ret-conned by Lucas because of Binks bad reviews, and shoehorning in Dooku in as replacement for the evil Jar Jar. (Yes it was supposed to be evil Jar Jar fighting Yoda in ep 2 originally). This backstory by Filoni fixes the prequels. Because Dooku obviously was a last addition with no backstory or motivation. So this really works.
Yaddle was in the Jedi council in eps 1 for a few scenes. And gone in eps 2. Now we know
In one of the comics it’s Yoda who confronts Dooku and tries to bring him back to the light. He almost succeeds too, except Obi Wan and Anakin show up unannounced and attack Dooku, making him think Yoda set a trap. He then fully joins Palpatine, and Yoda never quite forgives Anakin for interfering. I like this better though.
I didn’t even realize that Liam Neeson is back for a second time
Best piece of Star Wars in years!
The ultimate Tragedy is that Yaddle was on Dooku's side. Meaning that other Jedi probably would have agreed with Dooku. But Sidious separated Dooku from his Jedi Family. Dooku thought he was alone in the order. that is what got him.
I don’t think anyone thought we needed a Yaddle/Dooku fight but holy moly
The “FIX-IT” podcast for the Prequels would be pretty easy: Thanos Snap Lucas after he comes up with the general concept, let Filoni and Tony Gilroy write them
The look on their faces at the end 😂😂
@pReview'd Bryce Dallas Howard voiced Yaddle in this episode. And that was Ian McDiarmid reprising as Palpatine.
goes to show how the dual of the fates was so so important not just for Anakin but for Dooku and subsequently the whole universe. idc what anyone says Qui-Gon was the single most important character in the Star Wars Universe, and Sidious had the foresight to make sure he didnt survive.
Everything, emotionally, about the character of Dooku, in this Dooku arc is all built on things from the PT. Dooku being Qui-Gon's teacher is in AOTC, and wishing he was here, along with Dooku being a political idealist who sees the republic as corrupt. The PT did this. This show is taking those elements and giving far more expansion to them, yes, but this was all set up in the PT. Dooku was a pawn to Palpatine in those movies. That was his role. Those movies weren't about his tragic fall. Could he have been done far better? Yeah, I think so. But to call him the worst? I don't agree. He had the role he was primed for, to me.
Completely agree. I feel like they're kinda being too hard on the PT in these videos.
So this confirms Yoda talks backwards of his own accord
I'm glad to finally know what happened to Yaddle.
Bryce Dallas Howard was amazing as Yaddle. I always wondered what happened to her after Episode 1 and sadly now we know.
Also I hope that if Bryce was there when Ian McDiarmid and Liam Neeson recorded their line she took pictures.
Did anyone else hear, "They never take me SIDIOUSLY"
This wasn't retcon just so y'all know. The corruption of the Senate has p much always been understood to be the reason he turned from the Jedi. He even said as much to Obi-Wan in Attack of the Clones. Him fighting Yaddle is def new however.
Speaking of Yaddle, as far as I know, her only appearance in the movies/television was during one scene in the council chamber during The Phantom Menace. She was however, strangely absent during Qui-gon's funeral in that same exact movie. Now we know why.
This was easily the best episode out of this already 10/10 masterpiece of a show. I really wish Dave was overseeing all the creative decisions on all the shows. Imagine if Kenobi or the book of Boba Fett was this good
He's the head of the creative decisions. They have a team who overlooks all these shows and he's the head of it.
@@wwfnbafan he is? Well he needs more power cuz idk how he let bobf and a lot of Kenobi slide
Kevin Kiner is an evil genius. His music is haunting
I can imagine Grogu with a mohawk
Yeah Yaddle the FBI agent trying to tease out on somebody mourning their padawan? CLAP you go, perfect imagery too.
Dooku fall kinda mirrors Anakin’s fall. In the Clone Wars Anakin slowly became disillusioned with the Jedi Order and the council. Because of the Order he lost his mother(Obi Wah refusing to listen to his nightmares) Because of them he lost Ahsoka. Because of them he’s constantly downgraded for his achievements. And in RoS he was about to lose his beloved because of them(yoda urges to accept it rather than help, though he only operates on half the information). So Anakin switches sides to the one that offers solutions. Like Dooku he kills the symbol of his disillusionment( Dooku kills Yaddle who represents Yoda, Anakin kills Mace the source of his Jedi problems) and like Dooku he falls to his knees asking himself “ What have I done?”
Yessss i was literally just watching the previous video you guys did and was dying to see your reaction to this one. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
HERE we go
Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn, Ian McDiarmid as Sidious AND Dallas Bryce Howard as Yaddle.
Had a pretty good voice cast for this episode.
Also young qui gon was voiced by Liam's son and that had me very surprised and happy as well
The scene at the tree knowing it was right after Qui Gon was killed by Darth Maul was heartbreaking 💔 #DookuwasRight
Very good episode -- the only thing that bothered me was Yaddle's incredibly dumb decision to try to get in the fray against a Sith Lord (with Dooku's help or not) _without_ sending a quick message back to Jedi HQ letting them know what was up with Dooku.
I wouldn't say it was a retcon of Dooku but finally we see his motivations
Except we DON'T see the motivations. Big missing piece is how exactly Sidious convinced Dooku to cause so much death and destruction to thousands of innocents for the vague promise of "freedom". Even in this episode, Dooku expressed misgivings about the atrocities he was complicit in causing, then he simply discarded those feelings.
Except we DO see some of his reasons for it
@@Pumpernickel420 So you're saying that his reason for killing lots of innocent people is because he wanted to save innocent people from a corrupt system that was killing them? That makes a lot of sense.
@@Lupin788 There are some Clone Wars episodes with Dooku you may find illuminating.
@@Lupin788 no, I'm saying it's not just one moment that led him to becoming darth tyranus, as we saw throughout his 3 episodes it was over many years, it all led to his choice
Dooku is fleshed out more in clone wars. Filoniverse is increadable. Captivating