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This episode and this arc is pretty much the most important from the entire show. This arc shows why Palpatine was able to turn the whole clone army against the Jedi so easily, and also how long he had been planning it.

The ending was very emotional too. Maybe the saddest moment from the whole series, at least for me. Fives was so close to ruining Palpatine's plans and saving the entire galaxy, but nobody believed him. The final interaction between Fives and Rex has been stuck in my head for the last few days.

I think this episode was perfect. The writing, the voice acting and the music were all absolutely amazing. What else can I say than 10/10.

This episode closes up one of the best and most important The Clone Wars arcs very well.

It gives you a much more clear view of how Order 66 could even occur without the Jedi noticing. This episode also shows us that the Jedi Council indeed was onto something and catching up with Chancellor Palpatine's plans. But with Fives death, the only person knowing about Order 66 that investigation faded away from the Jedi.

Definitely one of the most enjoyable and interesting arcs as I said, and this episode to end the story is truly amazing. It shows us what a great soldier, what a great Clone Fives really was. As well as more depth into how Order 66 could take place in ep. III.

This is a must see.

I always thought the clones were some of the best characters in this show. All of the episodes about the clones and their warfare are some of the most well-written and refined episodes in my opinion.

I like that this arc reveals that the clones had no say in if they did or did not kill the Jedi years down the road. I can't imagine being a clone. Dreaming about killing your generals and friends and just shrugging it off.

Fives was a great character and I loved this four-episode arc dedicated to him. I can't believe how close he got to foiling the Sith's plans! It's so infuriating!

His death was so emotional. I definitely didn't see that coming. Very rarely does Star Wars bring tears to my eyes, but this one damn near did.

I'm glad this Netflix-produced season doesn't feel like a Netflix show and feels very in line with the first five seasons (so far).

Very strong start.

Before I prove I want to say I never thought I would get more emotional then ahsoka leaving the order until 4 episodes later and my favourite clone died. Typical.

He was so close yet so far. However if only Anakin wasn't so attached to the chancellor he might of listened to fives rather then be in denial. Anyway the nightmares really got me because the worst thing a soldier could imagine is turning on their generals that they trust with their lives and the fact they have that nightmare all the time shows the agony these clones were free. And when the inhibitor chip gets removed they were free. The mission referring to the infamous order 66 means they knew all along but it was a nightmare to them so it must of not meant much. Anyway what an Episode.

Fives is just amazing broo it's really heartbreaking. Its no wonder palpatine becomes the emperor. He plans way ahead of everyone. Its so sad how hopeless the situation has become. Fives was so close I mean it's not fair but life is like this right not fair. Fives brother you will be remembered.

This whole ark is amazing. It is truly frustrating to think that, if Rex and Skywalker would've verified Fives' information and took him seriously, or if Fives didn't get drugged, we wouldn't have gotten Order 66. But no, The Jedi believed Palpatine's excuse, remaining in complete ignorance, and not realising what 1 clone amongst so many did.

If fives would've stayed alive, even with his memory erased afterwards, for example, it would've been so interesting, because while every clone would be slaughtering Jedi, fives would help them, and kill clones.

Man if only Fives' destiny wasn't this unfair..

Very rarely does a character death tear me up inside for years after I watch it. The death of Fives still tears me up inside. His death does an excellent job at providing a deep sense of injustice. He dies not for reasons of his own fault, but simply because he was loopy. All along he was right, and just no one would take him completely seriously. It cleverly uses the Star Wars lore to execute this plot line, and as I've said I feel the strong emotions it ignites and the uniqueness of it leaves a mighty strong impression.

I have been watching the clone wars over the last few months and it has definitely got more and more interesting as the seasons have gone on. The story lines have gotten deeper and more interesting, where you can get to know and understand the characters more and start to even feel for them. This episode is the epitome of that.

One thing that has gotten more interesting with each season, is how much darker they have got, especially with regards to Palestine's plot and order 66, which we all know what happens before watching this. Watching that unfold has been fantastic for the franchise as it gives a deeper understanding as to palatine's plans and how it was executed. This is the episode where it is all but confirmed that the plan is in full swing.

Loved every minute of it.