I've been watching the "Clone Wars" animated series, and I just have to say

[DS1]

George Lucas still needs to be beaten for Jar Jar Binks. While it's not the Jedi way to kill indiscriminately, I'd slice that fucker in two the first chance I had. And then say "What?".

I know his hijinks move the story along. How about moving the story along without that fucking piece of shit.

Rec if you agree. Rec if you don't agree. :P

[JTG of the PRB]

1. I recommended because I agree in principle...

...though, if I do say so myself, I kind of liked the first Clone Wars episode with Jar-Jar in it. Not because of Jar-Jar per se, but because it was a decent episode.

Otherwise, though, I'll admit that I'm impressed so far with this series. Pretty entertaining...

[DS1]

3. I'm just so sick of him

especially being promoted to "Representative" Binks. The fucker has no self-control, and I hate the slap-stick results.

[JTG of the PRB]

4. I hear ya.

I'm of the opinion now that they don't need to go back to him again in the series. They acknowledged he still exists, and that he is still as annoying as fuck. That's enough. Move along. Nothing to see here.

[DarkTirade]

2. Sad thing is the badly animated series was still 10 times better than Lucas' attempt to continue it

with his CG Clone Wars movie.

[Left Is Write]

5. I have not seen the Clone Wars series, but

I could have done without Jar Jar in Ep. 1.

[elshiva]

6. I don't like the cartoons, but I liked the live action Jar Jar Binks.

I maybe the only person who does!

[mainegreen]

7. I cant bring myself to watch those.

I fear further disappointment

[DS1]

8. skip it

:thumbsup:

[XemaSab]

9. George Lucas

can lick my metaphorical nads for what he did to Star Wars. x(

[MrSlayer]

10. The Jar Jar nightmare.

As presented by Robot Chicken

http://www.milkandcookies.com/link/71382/detail/

[SarahB]

11. Jar Jar is a candy ass. nt

edit: "And not in a good way."

[rockymountaindem]

12. The most annoying character in the history of human thought n/t

[Orrex]

13. In all the universe, the person who understands Star Wars t he least

Is George Lucas. If he'd had any sense whatsoever... Well, I can't even think of how to finish that.

However, he should have had the artistic sense, after EPV, to keep his stupid ass out of the director's chair and hire someone competent to perform the job.

Instead, we got 8+ hours of George stroking his saber and churning out films so bad that they make Chewbacca's Life Day seem poignant by comparison.

EPIII had a number of good points, but that's about it.