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A Tense Meeting | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 13.10.2015
In this clip from Star Wars Rebels Season Two, Ezra introduces himself and the rest of his compatriots to the clones,
who identify themselves as Captain Rex and Commanders Gregor and Wolffe.
The meeting becomes much friendlier when Ezra reveals they were sent by Ahsoka Tano.

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Rebels Recon #2.02: Inside "The Lost Commanders" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 14.10.2015
In this installment of Rebels Recon, StarWars.com talks with Star Wars Rebels executive producer Dave Filoni and the show's cast
about the return of the clones and what's to come in Season Two. Also catch an exclusive preview of "Relics of the Old Republic."

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A Sticky Situation | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 16.10.2015
While the clones honor their agreement and produce critical intel on the Outer Rim territories,
Kanan, Ezra, Zeb, and Sabine remain stuck on the ground as a sandstorm closes in on their position.
Meanwhile on the Ghost, Hera and Chopper spot a Star Destroyer coming out of hyperspace and heading right towards them.

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Rebels Recon #2.03: Inside "Relics of the Old Republic" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 21.10.2015
This week’s epic Rebels Recon is divided into five story arcs.
The collaborators of Star Wars Rebels come together at a Lucasfilm screening of the show's latest episodes,
“Lost Commanders” and "Relics of the Old Republic,” and talk about AT-ATs.
Andi Gutierrez speaks with the cast and crew about on-screen chemistry and more about AT-ATs.
Chopper squirms and backtracks after getting a busy-looking assignment.
Pablo Hidalgo answers an observant fan's question concerning Kanan and clone chips.
We get a preview of next week’s episode, “Always Two There Are,” which might be the scariest one yet.

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Strangers in the Night - Always Two There Are Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 23.10.2015
In this preview of the Star Wars Rebels episode “Always Two There Are,” Ezra’s worst fears are realized
when he deduces that the masked menace before him is a new Inquisitor.
Realizing they are overmatched, Ezra and Sabine flee from their adversary hoping to locate Zeb and Chopper,
only to find another lightsaber-wielding entity blocking their escape.

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Night Terror - Always Two There Are Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 26.10.2015
In this preview of the Star Wars Rebels episode "Always Two There Are,"
after receiving a garbled transmission from Chopper, Ezra leads Sabine and Zeb
back to the command center through the ventilation shafts, where Zeb falls behind due to his bulky frame.
Once Ezra and Sabine reach the corridors, they see something moving in the shadows,
a probe droid and a cybernetic-like figure that Ezra believes to be a bounty hunter.
That is, until it unsheathes a ruby-bladed lightsaber.

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Rebels Recon #2.04: Inside "Always Two There Are" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 28.10.2015
This week’s Rebels Recon kicks off at New York Comic Con, where Sarah Michelle Gellar talks about her role
in Star Wars Rebels and the importance of female characters in the saga. Things end with a hug.

Back at Lucasfilm headquarters, Dave Filoni speaks to Andi Gutierrez about the hierarchy of Inquisitors
and drops a bomb: the original Inquisitor was a character from The Clone Wars.

The Chopper cam features an exciting Halloween costume contest
between Chopper and a svelte Jabba the Hutt. One of them scores a 10.

Pablo Hidalgo answers a fan’s question about TIE fighters.
It turns out the cockpit is roomy enough for more than one passenger,
both on the show and in the films.

In a preview of the upcoming episode "Brothers of the Broken Horn,”
Ezra finds himself torn between combat training with Captain Rex and Jedi training with Kanan.
Which does he want to be, a soldier or a Jedi?

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A Joyride Rescue Mission - Brothers of the Broken Horn Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 02.11.2015
In this preview of the Star Wars Rebels episode “Brothers of the Broken Horn,”
after receiving a distress signal from Vizago’s ship, the Broken Horn,
Ezra decides to take out the Phantom himself and investigate, despite Chopper’s objections.

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Rebels Recon #2.05: Inside "Brothers of the Broken Horn" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 04.11.2015
In this week's episode of Rebels Recon, we talk to cast and crew about the return of fan favorite Hondo Ohnaka
and what may have happened to the pirate following The Clone Wars.
Plus get a sneak peek of next week's episode, "Wings of the Master."

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Learning to Fly – Wings of the Master Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 05.11.2015
In this clip from the Star Wars Rebels episode “Wings of the Master,” Hera and Quarrie,
an expert engineer, discuss what inspired the Ghost captain to become a pilot.

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Blockade Busters - Wings of the Master Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 09.11.2015
In this preview of the Star Wars Rebels episode “Wings of the Master,”
the Ghost crew leads Phoenix Squadron in a mission to penetrate an Imperial blockade
headed by Agent Kallus.
The scuffle eventually comes down to one transport ship
whose fate will determine success or victory.

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Rebels Recon #2.06: Inside "Wings of the Master" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 11.11.2015
In this installment of Rebels Recon, StarWars.com looks at the landmark “Wings of the Master”
episode — featuring the origin of the B-wing and major developments for Hera.

Regarding revelations about Hera’s past, the Story Group’s Pablo Hidalgo says,
“It was important for us to establish that she has this love of flight.”
And executive producer Dave Filoni asserts that her desire to fly reflects a need
to get off the ground and the danger she grew up in.

The B-wing’s coolest feature is the gyroscopic cockpit, says Hidalgo — the pilot always stays upright.
Plus, the starfighter wasn’t really seen in the original trilogy. This was a chance to really see what it could do.

What does Hera’s promotion to Phoenix Leader mean? “I think it means a great deal,”
says voice actress Vanessa Marshall. “I have more tools at my disposal to get stuff done.”

Finally, host Andi Gutierrez tracks down Pablo Hidalgo to ask a fan question,
“What happened to Wolffe and Gregor?” The answer: They stayed on Seelos, retired.

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Old Friends - Blood Sisters Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 12.11.2015
In this clip from the Star Wars Rebels episode “Blood Sisters,”
Sabine and a mysterious bounty hunter named Ketsu discuss the past…and what will happen in the present.

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Not Alone Anymore - Blood Sisters Preview | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 16.11.2015
In this clip from the Star Wars Rebels episode “Blood Sisters,” Ezra talks with Sabine about her loner nature.
Then, suddenly, something stops the Mandalorian in her tracks…

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Rebels Recon #2.07: Inside "Blood Sisters" | Star Wars Rebels

Veröffentlicht am 18.11.2015
In this installment of Rebels Recon, StarWars.com investigates “Blood Sisters,” talking to cast and crew
about Sabine’s run-in with an old friend — and has an exclusive clip of the next episode of Star Wars Rebels, “Stealth Strike."

StarWars.com’s Andi Gutierrez talks with co-executive producer Henry Gilroy about Sabine’s past
with Ketsu as Imperial cadets who then deserted. “As time went on, they were kind of stuck with each other, formed this bond,” he says.
“ But Sabine gradually began to realize that Ketsu might not have been the best person for her.”

Executive producer Dave Filoni explains that Sabine didn’t just go from the Academy
to the rebellion — she was a bounty hunter in between.
Ketsu, whose look is very Star Wars, was an abandoned design from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
And all the designs on her armor have meaning…

“Blood Sisters” also features the first Gonk droid in a starring role: EG-86.
The Story Group’s Pablo Hidalgo notes that in early drafts, EG was not a Gonk droid.
“It was a very long and evolving process,” he says.

Finally, Twitter user @eleventhirtyate asks, “What’s under Hera’s ear thingies?”
Only Pablo Hidalgo can answer…