Episode 21 - We're in the endgame now. Thank you Dave Filoni

from Star Wars University · host Chase Arehart

Hello there! Welcome to the Star Wars University podcast! Today we talk about the end of an amazing Clone Wars series. Thank you for everything you've done, Dave, for the Star Wars community. Thank you all for listening, and May the 4th be with you.

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