ByPaul256
I've known Star Wars since I was a kid but I want to watch everything again. I've finished watching episodes 1, 2, 3 and have started episode 4 slightly. Now I'm jumping over to Clone Wars but Disney has two types, one with series and one with film, what is the difference?
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So the movie is the introduction to Star wars the clone wass so that it is absolutely first to look. Then just look through the whole series
LG Peter
Bad when I started the series
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Have fun watching👍 hope I could help
Then I’d watch the film next and then continue to the series where you stopped
Ok I know clone watd well so fives cody and so but still want to see through everything and learn again
“Star Wars the Clone Wars” plays between episodes 1 and 3 during the Clone Wars, so with the other parts episode 4 of the Star Wars series and the subsequent parts no longer has much to do.
I would recommend you to watch the Star Wars parts 1-3 and then switch to “The Clone Wars” and watch the series.
Then you can switch to part 4 again and continue the row quite normal.
LG