Gone with a Trace

Episode aired Mar 20, 2020
22m

IMDb RATING

6.5/10

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Ashley Eckstein, Elizabeth Rodriguez, and Brigitte Kali Canales in Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)

After leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka Tano finds herself in the underworld of Coruscant where she befriends aspiring pilot Trace Martez. Enlisted by Trace's sister Rafa to help build dangerous droids, Ahsoka opts to keep her Jedi past a secret in "Gone With a Trace," an all-new episode of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" this Friday, March 20th on Disney+.

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After leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka finds herself in the underworld of Coruscant where she meets aspiring pilot, Trace Martez. Enlisted by Trace's sister, Rafa, to help build dangerous droi... Read allAfter leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka finds herself in the underworld of Coruscant where she meets aspiring pilot, Trace Martez. Enlisted by Trace's sister, Rafa, to help build dangerous droids, Ahsoka opts to keep her Jedi past a secret.After leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka finds herself in the underworld of Coruscant where she meets aspiring pilot, Trace Martez. Enlisted by Trace's sister, Rafa, to help build dangerous droids, Ahsoka opts to keep her Jedi past a secret.

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IMDb RATING

6.5/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Bobby Moynihan

Pintu Son-El
(voice)
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Brigitte Kali Canales

Trace Martez
(voice)
(as Brigitte Kali)

Elizabeth Rodriguez

Rafa Martez
(voice)

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Trivia
When Ahsoka loses control of her speeder at the start, she encounters a Snivvian, a Rodian, an Ithorian and an Aqualish flying other vehicles that are all based on the 1979 Kenner action figures then known as (Blue) Snaggletooth, Greedo, Hammerhead and Walrus Man. They can be spotted again when the girls are trying to catch the runaway droid and most prominently in it's aftermath, as well as during the scene in the Coruscant cafe.

Goofs
When Rafa shakes hands with Lokann the Rutian Twi'lek, the Aurebesh text on a sticker on the wall translates to "lan derette." There seems to be space for a missing letter 'u', but in that case it should have been formatted "la nderette" instead.

Quotes
Narrator: Betrayal! Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano was wrongly accused of treason by the Jedi Council and hunted by the Grand Army of the Republic. Believing his apprentice was innocent, Anakin Skywalker discovered the true villain was Ahsoka's close friend Barriss Offee. Unable to reconcile her relationship with the Jedi Order, Ahsoka decided to walk away from the only life she had ever known... .

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Referenced in Geeks + Gamers: I've Offended The Star Wars Hair Community - Dave Filoni Has Been Compromised (2020)

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Featured review

7/10

Ahsoka moves on.

As it is the final season of Clone Wars it is a little odd that they chose to have a 4 part clone adventure followed by a 4 part adventure with Ahsoka finding new friends. It is understandable some fans felt there should be more vital content at this stage, in fact most fans including me would say that more important things could have been covered.

In addition to that this is a huge change in tone from the heartbreaking exit of Ahsoka in Season 5. We now get a lightweight adventure with more humour and less intense drama. Some probably felt let down by that too.

However, this 4 part arc is actually a really fun, enjoyable adventure. The characters are slightly cliched in a way but then most film and TV characters are and in this case they are well created. Their personalities are well presented and entertaining. The Trace sisters are pretty good, well acted characters and the great animation helps with their expressions and gestures really well done adding to their quality.

Ahsoka has sadness but also her fiery spirit pushing her on and it is important we got to see her move on.

While I would have preferred more dark Sith/Anakin episodes if you take this on its own merits it is a fun story. This episode is mainly just setting up what follows but is a pleasant introduction.

My rating: 7/10.