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While I previously announced that the latest release would mark the conclusion of this restoration endeavor, recent developments have inspired me to take this project to even greater heights. Armed with the necessary resources, I’ve decided to dedicate additional time and effort to create an ultimate “Final” Definitive Version of the “Star Wars: Clone Wars” micro-series, faithfully restored to its original broadcast and episodic format.
You might wonder why another release is necessary. Well, thanks to the invaluable contribution of a preservation hero and member of our OT community, “pufnstuf,” I have obtained the highest-quality TV broadcasts of the show. These recordings, captured on D8 tapes using a Sony DCR-TRV120 Camcorder, offer unparalleled fidelity and nearly match the audio quality of the DVD disc tracks.
Currently, I’m diligently addressing a few dropouts in the recordings through spectral repair to ensure a seamless viewing experience.
As usual, the project’s status has reverted to WORK IN PROGRESS, and downloads will be temporarily unavailable until further notice. However, rest assured that once the re-release is ready, users who have been granted access to the content will find the download link unchanged.
Stay tuned for updates and prepare to experience the “Star Wars: Clone Wars” micro-series the way they were originally intended to be.
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Recently, I found myself transported back to the years between 2003 and 2005, a time when, as a kid, I was consistently glued to the TV screen, eagerly anticipating and relishing the three to twelve action-packed minutes of animated Star Wars content on Cartoon Network. This was "Star Wars: Clone Wars," the Emmy-awarded micro-series, which encapsulated some of the most cherished moments of my childhood.
After all twenty-five episodes concluded their initial broadcast, the series eventually found its way into home media, allowing enthusiasts like myself to enjoy them in the form of two full-length films, each on its own DVD disc, with multiple episodes seamlessly edited together - Volume I (Season 1-2 / 20 Episodes) and Volume II (Season 3 / 5 Episodes).
While these DVD discs remain prized possessions on my shelf, I couldn’t help but long for the nostalgia of experiencing each episode individually as they originally aired on Cartoon Network / Toonami or streamed on good ol’ Hyperspace.com fanclub.
Thus, I took matters into my own hands and embarked on a journey to meticulously restore the original episodic format, striving to recreate each episode to the letter, for all twenty-five installments.