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Padmé Amidala and C-3PO fly into a trap and are taken hostage by General Grievous aboard the Malevolence. Anakin and Obi-Wan, who were already in pursuit of Grievous, now have to board the ship in order to rescue the senator and her protocol droid.
| Episode cast overview: | |||
 | Matt Lanter | - | Anakin Skywalker (voice) |
 | James Arnold Taylor | - | Obi-Wan Kenobi / Plo Koon (voice) |
 | Catherine Taber | - | Padmé Amidala (voice) |
 | Matthew Wood | - | General Grievous / Battle Droids (voice) |
 | Anthony Daniels | - | C-3PO (voice) |
 | Ashley Eckstein | - | Ahsoka Tano (voice) |
 | Dee Bradley Baker | - | Clone Troopers (voice) |
 | Tom Kane | - | Admiral Yularen / Narrator (voice) |
 | Corey Burton | - | Count Dooku (voice) |
 | Olivia d'Abo | - | Luminara Unduli (voice) |
Anakin says to Obi-Wan that spinning is "a good trick", referring to flying. This is a direct reference to what Anakin said towards the end of "Episode I: The Phantom Menace".
Some ideas from the original script of the episode included: Captain Panaka from Žvaigždziu karai: epizodas I. Pavojaus šešelis 3D (1999) being captured alongside with Padmé and being brutally murdered by Grievous; a lightsaber duel between Grievous and Plo Koon on the exterior of Malevolence in space; and Jedi sneaking aboard the Malevolence by freezing themselves in carbonite to get past droid bio scans and radiation beams.
The 'Jedi fortune cookie' message that opens the show reads "A plan is only as good as those who see it through."
In the original script, Anakin's original plan of entering the Malevolence was a foolish hyperspace micro-jump to deploy the Twilight centimeters from the ship's hull. Padmé and C-3PO were also originally rushing to the battle site to aid in the evacuation of the Kaliida Shoals Medical Center, but these were also changed after script revisions.
The internal train system on the Malevolence warns its departing passengers to "Mind the gap"; this is the same message played on the London Underground.