Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 2

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Star Wars: The Clone WarsSeason 2
Details
Arcs	6
Episodes	22
Premiere	"Holocron Heist"
Finale	"Lethal Trackdown"
Directors	Rob Coleman Robert Dalva Kyle Dunlevy Dave Filoni Steward Lee Brian Kalin O'Connell Justin Ridge Giancarlo Volpe
Writers	Paul Dini Ben Edlund Carl Ellsworth Dave Filoni Henry Gilroy Drew Z. Greenberg Melinda Hsu Andrew Kreisberg George Krstic Brian Larsen Eoghan Mahony Steven Melching Wendy Mericle Scott Murphy Doug Petrie Craig Titley
Provider	Cartoon Network
Release date	October 2, 2009
Finale date	April 30, 2010
DVD/Blu-ray	October 26, 2010
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Previous	Season 1
Next	Season 3

The second season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, subtitled Rise of the Bounty Hunters, consists of twenty-two episodes. It debuted with "Holocron Heist" and "Cargo of Doom" on October 2, 2009 on Cartoon Network, and concluded with "R2 Come Home" and "Lethal Trackdown" on April 30, 2010.

Premise

As the fight for peace plunges further into the galaxy, the heroic Jedi are faced with all new dangers! Never-before-seen creatures pose new threats and create further chaos during the intensifying Clone Wars. Adding to the turmoil, bounty hunter Cad Bane steals valuable Jedi secrets, a mind-controlling queen creates an indestructible army, the giant Zillo Beast terrorizes Coruscant, and a young Boba Fett seeks out revenge!

Release

The second season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars debuted with a one-hour special consisting of "Holocron Heist" and "Cargo of Doom" on October 2, 2009 on Cartoon Network, followed by weekly airings occurring on Fridays. "Landing at Point Rain" aired as a special presentation on November 4, 2009, a Wednesday, before re-airing at its regular time on November 6, 2009. It went on mid-season break after "Brain Invaders" on December 4, 2009.

The season returned with a one-hour special consisting of "Grievous Intrigue" and "The Deserter" on January 1, 2010. It concluded with a final one-hour special consisting of "R2 Come Home" and "Lethal Trackdown" on April 30, 2010.

Arcs

Magic of the Holocron Arc 1 | October 2, 2009 - October 9, 2009 Episodes 2.01: "Holocron Heist" 2.02: "Cargo of Doom" 2.03: "Children of the Force"	Return to Geonosis Arc 2 | October 16, 2009 - December 4, 2009 Episodes 2.04: "Senate Spy" 2.05: "Landing at Point Rain" 2.06: "Weapons Factory" 2.07: "Legacy of Terror" 2.08: "Brain Invaders"
Saleucami Arc 3 | January 1, 2010 Episodes 2.09: "Grievous Intrigue" 2.10: "The Deserter"	Mandalore Arc 4 | January 29, 2010 - February 12, 2010 Episodes 2.12: "The Mandalore Plot" 2.13: "Voyage of Temptation" 2.14: "Duchess of Mandalore"
Attack of the Zillo Beast Arc 5 | April 9, 2010 - April 16, 2010 Episodes 2.18: "The Zillo Beast" 2.19: "The Zillo Beast Strikes Back"	Boba Fett Arc 6 | April 23, 2010 - April 30, 2010 Episodes 2.20: "Death Trap" 2.21: "R2 Come Home" 2.22: "Lethal Trackdown"

Episodes

"Holocron Heist" 2.01 | October 2, 2009 Premise Cad Bane infiltrates the Jedi Temple and attempts steal an ancient Jedi Holocron. It's up to Ahsoka, Anakin and Obi-Wan to stop the bounty hunter from escaping with the valuable Jedi artifact.	"Cargo of Doom" 2.02 | October 2, 2009 Premise Anakin and Ahsoka intercept Cad Bane's warship, hoping to recover the stolen Jedi Holocron, but the Jedi underestimate the bounty hunter's cunning tactics.
"Children of the Force" 2.03 | October 9, 2009 Premise Darth Sidious has a new dark assignment: kidnap Force-sensitive children from across the galaxy and bring them to Mustafar.	"Senate Spy" 2.04 | October 16, 2009 Premise At the Jedi Council's request, Padmé investigates a Separatist conspiracy in the Senate.
"Landing at Point Rain" 2.05 | November 4, 2009 Premise Anakin, Ahsoka and Ki-Adi-Mundi lead a landing party to destroy a droid factory on Geonosis.	"Weapons Factory" 2.06 | November 13, 2009 Premise Luminara and Anakin act as decoys to divert new enemy super tanks, while Padawans Barriss Offee and Ahsoka attempt to destroy a Separatist droid factory.
"Legacy of Terror" 2.07 | November 20, 2009 Premise When Luminara goes missing, Obi-Wan and Ki-Adi-Mundi lead a platoon of clones in search of her. When the search leads to a mysterious lair, the Jedi are faced with a horde of undead warriors.	"Brain Invaders" 2.08 | December 4, 2009 Premise When Geonosian brain worms take control of their supply ship, Ahsoka and Barriss must battle to stop the vessel from unleashing the deadly plague upon the galaxy.
"Grievous Intrigue" 2.09 | January 1, 2010 Premise A Jedi Master is taken hostage and tortured by General Grievous. Anakin, Obi-Wan and Adi Gallia devise a daring rescue plan, but they soon realize the General has a plan of his own.	"The Deserter" 2.10 | January 1, 2010 Premise While searching for General Grievous on a distant planet, Rex encounters a deserter.
"Lightsaber Lost" 2.11 | January 22, 2010 Premise When a wily pickpocket steals Ahsoka's lightsaber, she enlists the help of an ancient Jedi to track down her weapon and reclaim her honor.	"The Mandalore Plot" 2.12 | January 29, 2010 Premise While investigating rumors of conspiracy surrounding Duchess Satine of Mandalore, Obi-Wan uncovers the truth about a mysterious Mandalorian plot.
"Voyage of Temptation" 2.13 | February 5, 2010 Premise As the Jedi and their clones defend Duchess Satine from assassination attempts, Anakin discovers that Obi-Wan and the Duchess have a history together.	"Duchess of Mandalore" 2.14 | February 12, 2010 Premise On Coruscant, word reaches Duchess Satine that Death Watch is mobilizing, sparking a pre-emptive Republic invasion. On the run from Republic authorities, Satine and Obi-Wan set off to discover the group's true motives.
"Senate Murders" 2.15 | March 19, 2010 Premise When Senator Onaconda Farr dies under suspicious circumstances, Padmé sets out to find the person responsible for the death of her favorite "uncle."	"Cat and Mouse" 2.16 | March 26, 2010 Premise Obi-Wan and Anakin must deliver supplies to Christophsis while the planet is under Separatist control. They encounter Separatist Commander Admiral Trench and get more than they bargained for.
"Bounty Hunters" 2.17 | April 2, 2010 Premise Anakin, Obi-Wan and Ahsoka form an uneasy partnership with four deadly bounty hunters to help protect a local spice farmer from Hondo Ohnaka and his band of pirates.	"The Zillo Beast" 2.18 | April 9, 2010 Premise The Republic's new super-weapon awakens the fearsome Zillo Beast of Malastare. Now the Jedi have a new problem on their hands -- how to contain the deadly creature.
"The Zillo Beast Strikes Back" 2.19 | April 16, 2010 Premise Republic forces bring the Zillo Beast back to Coruscant for study. When it escapes, the Jedi must choose between saving millions of lives and destroying the Zillo Beast, the last of its kind.	"Death Trap" 2.20 | April 23, 2010 Premise A young boy wages war against the Jedi Knights who left him orphaned, bitter and alone.
"R2 Come Home" 2.21 | April 30, 2010 Premise When a band of bounty hunters leads Anakin and Mace into a deadly trap on Vanqor, it's up to R2-D2 to battle his way back to Coruscant and warn the Jedi.	"Lethal Trackdown" 2.22 | April 30, 2010 Premise After combing the Coruscant underworld for a young fugitive, Plo Koon and Ahsoka pursue him to Florrum for a climactic confrontation.

Credits

Cast

Starring Ian Abercrombie as Darth Sidious / Chancellor Palpatine (8 episodes) David Acord as Rabbit Droid / Ships Captain ("Voyage of Temptation") Dee Bradley Baker as Bossk / Clone Troopers / Death Watch Assassin / Ord Eniscence / Onaconda Farr / Davu Golec / Clone Cadet Jax / Queen Katrina / Police Droid / Bolla Ropal / Thug #2 / Admiral Trench (18 episodes) Gregory Baldwin as Aqualish / Casiss / Dugs / Gwarm / Police Droid / Seripas / Tera Sinube / Doge Urus (3 episodes) Corey Burton as Analyzer Droid / Aramis / Cad Bane / Bartender / Count Dooku / Prime Minister Jarec / Mandalorian Bomber / Pirate / Service Droid / Warrior #1 (7 episodes) Terrence Carson as Mace Windu (9 episodes) Jim Cummings as Hondo Ohnaka (2 episodes) Olivia D'Abo as Luminara Unduli (4 episodes) Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (2 episodes) Flo DiRe as Jocasta Nu (2 episodes) Robin Atkin Downes as Castas / Clovis (3 episodes) Ashley Eckstein as Ahsoka Tano / Village Child (11 episodes) Chris Edgerly as Eeth Koth ("Grievous Intrigue") Gideon Emery as Mee Deechi / Lott Dod (2 episodes) Jon Favreau as Pre Vizsla / Warrior Commander (3 episodes) Dave Filoni as Embo ("Bounty Hunters") Nika Futterman as Shaeeah ("The Deserter") Brian George as Ki Adi Mundi (3 episodes) Anna Graves as Satine Kryze / Rumi / Sugi (4 episodes) Seth Green as Todo ("Holocron Heist") Jennifer Hale as Lolo Purs / Aayla Secura (2 episodes)

Julian Holloway as Prime Minister Almec / Admiral Kilian (3 episodes) Tom Kane as Narrator / Police Droids / Police Probe / Tactical Droid / Thug #4 / Yoda / Admiral Yularen (22 episodes) Tom Kenny as Lt. Tan Divo / Nute Gunray / Silood (2 episodes) Jaime King as Cassie Cryar / Droid / Muk Muk Monkey / Aurra Sing (4 episodes) Phil LaMarr as Kit Fisto / Bail Organa / Senate Guard / Orn Free Taa / Tactical Droid (4 episodes) Matt Lanter as Almec's Scout / Bounty Hunter #2 / Mandalorian Guard / Muk Muk Monkey / Anakin Skywalker / Tactical Droid / Thug #1 (20 episodes) Daniel Logan as Clone Cadets / Boba Fett (3 episodes) James Mathis III as Captain Typho ("Children of the Force") Jameelah McMillan as Halle Burtoni / Computer Voice / Mahtee Dunn / RO-Z67 (2 episodes) Angelique Perrin as Adi Gallia ("Grievous Intrigue") Cara Pifko as Dr. Sionver Boll / Suu (3 episodes) Greg Proops as Tal Merrik (2 episodes) Meredith Salenger as Ione Marcy / Barriss Offee (4 episodes) Kath Soucie as Jekk / Mon Mothma (2 episodes) Stephen Stanton as Mas Amedda / Death Watch Troop / Dilanni / Pirate Scout (3 episodes) Catherine Taber as Padmé Amidala / Betty Droid (4 episodes) James Arnold Taylor as Bounty Hunter #1 / Bannamu / Computer Hologram / Fong Do / Hotel Attendant / Obi-Wan Kenobi / Plo Koon / Pirate Trooper / Protocol Droid / Senate Guard / Thug #3 / Warrior #2 (17 episodes) Matthew Wood as Battle Droids / General Grievous / Poggle the Lesser / Tactical Droid (10 episodes) Gwendoline Yeo as Cato / Computer Voice ("Holocron Heist")

Crew

Created and Executive Produced by George Lucas (22 episodes) Executive Producer Catherine Winder (19 episodes) Supervising Director Dave Filoni (22 episodes) Produced by Cary Silver (21 episodes) Catherine Winder (3 episodes) Directed by Rob Coleman ("Cargo of Doom") Robert Dalva ("The Deserter") Kyle Dunlevy (2 episodes) Dave Filoni ("Lethal Trackdown") Steward Lee (6 episodes) Brian Kalin O'Connell (5 episodes) Justin Ridge ("Holocron Heist") Giancarlo Volpe (5 episodes) Written by Paul Dini (2 episodes) Ben Edlund ("Grievous Intrigue") Carl Ellsworth (2 episodes) Dave Filoni ("Lethal Trackdown") Henry Gilroy ("Children of the Force") Drew Z. Greenberg (4 episodes) Melinda Hsu (2 episodes) Andrew Kreisberg ("Brain Invaders") George Krstic ("Cargo of Doom") Brian Larsen (3 episodes) Eoghan Mahony (2 episodes) Steven Melching ("The Zillo Beast Strikes Back") Wendy Mericle ("Children of the Force") Doug Petrie ("Death Trap") Craig Titley ("The Zillo Beast")

Supervising Writer Drew Z. Greenberg (15 episodes) Scott Murphy ("Cargo of Doom") Series Writer Henry Gilroy (3 episodes) Staff Writer Brian Larsen (16 episodes) Scott Murphy (2 episodes) Score by Kevin Kiner (22 episodes) Original Star Wars Themes and Score by John Williams (22 episodes)

Media release

Main article: Star Wars: The Clone Wars The Complete Season Two

Star Wars: The Clone Wars The Complete Season Two is a three-disc Blu-ray/four-disc DVD box set released on October 26, 2010. It includes:

• 22 action-packed episodes
• 4 behind-the-scenes featurettes with director and crew interviews
• Exclusive 68-page production journal with original sketches and artist notes
• Jedi Temple Archives: An extensive database of early test animation, concept art & 3-D turnarounds