Well I wasn't expecting a good episode from the D-Squad arc, but this episode certainly took me by surprise. Mainly because it isn't focused on the lame story of D Squad but a new character.
Yes there are some flaws or I'd say "hard to believe facts" but the sou; of the story is pure and genuine. Yet another episode which questions the fact as to why the republic manufactured living breathing clones than powerful droids. Mass clone slaughter takes place in the clone wars, yes they are clones of a certain person, but after the cloning they are different and separate personalities. Is it right to let them sacrifice oneself for the republic!? Its a war, every thing is fair in war. But why not manufacture droids than clones? Now the few flaws, A Jedi cruiser out of no where? Without regaining his memory fully, the clone is unable to take his gun from his employer yet he takes on all by himself on a full fleet of separatists. How exactly? And the bad news is, this arc continues in the next episode.
Direction/Animation: Good direction, Outstanding Animation.
Script/Story: Average Story, Good Concept, Reasonable Script.
Music: Good.
Overall not a bad episode, the better part of a bad arc.
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