So ends the best story arc in the whole series. This has been the best four episodes in the entire series and this has partially made up for all those damn padme & jar jar episodes. Not going to spoil anything of it this time. Just saying that I loved it when the clones had to deal the situation themselfs and not by Anakin and/or Obi-Wan.

Cool looking preview for the next episode Kidnapped, looks promising from this action.

http://www.starwars.com/explore/the-clo … 1/#!/media

I agree. It is definitely back to more standard fare here with Jedi Anakin, Obi-Wan and Ahsoka called in to investigate the disappearance of a colony of Togruta (Ahsoka's species), it turns out that they have been captured and turned into slaves by a race of slavers backed by the Separatists. Unfortunately this episode comes across a little run of the mill because of comparison with the great story arc that preceded it. What becomes clear is that the major fault and reason for a lack of any real drama or peril (which was there in spades with the more Clone-centric story arc) is that the Jedi are just depicted as being too powerful, everything is just too easy, and with that lack of any true struggle (even Obi-Wan's pasting at the hands of the slaver leader is only a distraction so Anakin and Ahsoka can deal with another plot point) there is no real drama. It looks like this is going to be the beginning of another interesting story arc, but they really need to up the anty in regards to the level of threat that the Jedi find themselves facing, or nerf them somewhat, as currently the Jedi seem to be able to tackle whatever is thrown at them in their sleep.

Was also a little disappointed to not see the plot thread from the beginning of the last arc (Where Anakin is called away from battle by the Supreme Chancellor) addressed here. What was so important that Palpatine could order one of their best warriors away from the front lines at such a crucial moment? Hopefully this will be addressed at some point and not just be left dangling.