[Frank Richards]

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Originally Posted by Skoob

I appreciate Frank's post above. I'd forgotten how weak Clone Wars seemed in the beginning. (I didn't start watching it until almost the end of the second year.) This deserves a chance.

Resurrecting Obi-Wan (if only as a ghost) shows respect for continuity with the previous games and shows. That's encouraging!

While I'm still very skeptical about the show overall, any optimism that I have is bolstered by the fact that Dave Filoni is returning as a producer, but even more so because of Greg Weisman's involvement.
Weisman is no stranger to collaborations with Disney, as his Gargoyles series is probably the most mature and substantial animated TV series that Disney has ever been affiliated with.
If anyone can manage to create something meaningful and significant while working for/with Disney, it's certainly Weisman.

Also, his recent work on Young Justice proves that Weisman still has the potential to produce some great animated stories.
So, overall, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this show will be watchable