The Sith Lord

I'd implore any Star Wars fan to watch this episode. It is simply remarkable what can be done with 15 minutes of screen time. An episode that locks in emotion and conflict, revealing the key points and motives in a man's transition from good to the beginnings of evil.

The musical score for this episode is perfectly set, it conveys so much to the viewer without a word being uttered.

A simply amazing piece of work by all involved and wonderfully artistic in execution. Truly and honestly, for me, one of the greatest pieces of Star Wars media in existence. To say this borders on perfection is no understatement. Do not skip over this series, and especially, this episode.

I didn't know that a visual novel can tell so much in such a short period of time.

When I saw Dooku as a middle aged person I certainly realized that these episodes will show us what happened to him to become the evil we had met in the movies before. I do not like his character because I did not understand his motives when I met him first.

Now that we realized who deleted Camino and how he became the later person I understand. I understand and it broke my heart the way it happened. It is an absolute master episode with all the music and visuals.

It was a surprise that this series has been released and it ended up a great one!

As fine of an episode as you'll find in the Disney era.

An absolutely haunting end.

You could watch this episode on mute and still have an amazing time because the animation is gorgeous.

Likewise if you closed your eyes and just listened to the episode it is still is equally as great.

The voice actors are incredible and the score is downright chilling.

As fine of an episode as you'll find in the Disney era.

An absolutely haunting end.

You could watch this episode on mute and still have an amazing time because the animation is gorgeous.

Likewise if you closed your eyes and just listened to the episode it is still is equally as great.

The voice actors are incredible and the score is downright chilling.

As fine of an episode as you'll find in the Disney era.

An absolutely haunting end.

You could watch this episode on mute and still have an amazing time because the animation is gorgeous.

Likewise if you closed your eyes and just listened to the episode it is still is equally as great.

The voice actors are incredible and the score is downright chilling.

'The Sith Lord' is arguably the best episode of Tales of the Jedi at an 8.5/10. Wow, I thought this episode was, firstly, visually gorgeous as ever, but also emotionally complex. This entry truly digs deeper into Count Dooku's character like never before, and surprisingly acknowledges Qui Gon Jinn's death. Its more dramatic elements are extensive yet perfectly balanced, and the score... oh the score! The score took me right back to the prequels, and I absolutely loved the duel between Dooku and Yaddle.

Overall, this episode truly pleased me, and instantly made me forget how bad episode one was. This one is really for the prequel fans, and what an end to the Count Dooku arc... Great stuff!

This episode had music like nothing I have come across in Star Wars before. I was blown away by this episode, the IMDb tag "Top-Rated" hardly does this justice, it's absolutely incredible what they managed to pull off here in such a short space of time.

Dave Filoni is a genius, a worthy successor to George Lucas.

The cast's voices were just perfect. Though I would expect nothing less from Ian McDiarmid, Liam Neeson, and Corey Burton. Bryce Dallas Howard who voiced Yaddle was equally good though I know not if she has played this role before, or even if Yaddle has had a speaking role in any previous Star Wars content.