Tales of the Jedi

So, there’s an upcoming six episode, 15 minute anthology series set during the prequel timeframe coming soon, called Tales of the Jedi. Three episodes will focus on Dooku, and three on Ahsoka.

A little info has been revealed, a little more (that’s apparently credible) has been leaked, so a plan has been forming.

Since Dooku and Ahsoka are both key to this period, it makes sense to me to incorporate what I can into TCW:R.

POSSIBLE MINOR SPOILERS BELOW

Apparently, some scenes will occur during the Clone Wars:

A scene of Anakin training Ahsoka, which depending on the model used, might fit somewhere early in season one, perhaps in my early Mandalore episode. That would give us Anakin/Ahsoka before Anakin leaves her to join the main Obi-Wan plotline, and would mean we’d be able to keep Ahsoka’s presence early in the show where it’s needed, and actually get a training scene of them together in early.
Some additional scenes during the Siege of Mandalore, which would naturally fit there - perhaps flashing back to that early training if the scenes echo one another as leaks imply.

Some episodes we know will occur prior to the Clone Wars, such as Ahsoka’s youth, and Dooku leaving the Jedi order. What I’ll probably do in this case is create a SEASON ZERO, “Prelude to the Clone Wars”, which will feature those elements plus the two prequel movies. (I might eventually cut the prequel movies into episodes, but it’s a far lower priority so I’ll probably leave those as a placeholder in my spreadsheet like I currently do with the ROTS movie.)

I don’t feel like I have to be completely beholden to chronological order, though. For example, it might make more sense to introduce Ahsoka’s backstory episode as part of s01e01, where she joins the main story. I’ll think on that when it appears.

Anyway, I might need a hand making an alternative logo for season zero. Something light touch, changing the logo into either ‘Prelude to the CLONE WARS’ or ‘THE CLONE WARS Prelude to War’, like this.

Anyway, I’m working on Scipio now.