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The Jedi Council suspects Senator Rush Clovis of the Banking Delegation is working with the Trade Federation. They ask his former lover Senator Amidala to get reacquainted with him and act as a spy. When she accompanies Clovis on a trip to Cato Neimoidia, Anakin Skywalker goes along disguised as a Naboo pilot.
Episode complete credited cast: | |||
Matt Lanter | - | Anakin Skywalker (voice) | |
Catherine Taber | - | Padmé Amidala / Betty Droid (voice) | |
Robin Atkin Downes | - | Clovis (voice) | |
Gideon Emery | - | Lott Dod (voice) | |
Anthony Daniels | - | C-3PO (voice) | |
Tom Kane | - | Yoda / Narrator (voice) | |
James Arnold Taylor | - | Obi-Wan Kenobi / Computer Hologram (voice) | |
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson | - | Mace Windu (voice) (as Terrence 'TC' Carson) | |
Matthew Wood | - | Poggle the Lesser (voice) |
There are no clone troopers in this story and not a single blaster is fired, nor lightsaber ignited or any kind of explosion.
Padmé mentions the Holonet to Rush Clovis, the first time this expanded universe concept is mentioned in a source like this. The HoloNet is a galaxy-wide communications network that works somewhat like television and the Internet. It was first mentioned in a 1989 roleplaying game sourcebook.
The all-Aurebesh screen on the holographic projector in Lott Dod's library actually contains tutorial text for basic 3-D computer modelling.
The take-out food Anakin carries is labeled "WARM FOOD" on the side, and "SUSHI" on the top. The crashing wave design printed on the box is taken from a recently produced R2-D2 tea towel.
An earlier concept for this story would have replaced Rush Clovis with the boy Palo, mentioned by Padmé in Episode II. This was abandoned for a couple of obvious reasons. One, Palo is said to have abandoned politics to become an artist. Secondly, their relationship was at a very young age - when Padmé was 12. It worked better for the thread of jealousy if Padmé's past flame would have been a relationship she had as an adult.
The 'Jedi fortune cookie' message that opens the show reads "A true heart should never be doubted."
The Season Two Blu-ray features the short deleted scene "Padmé Glances Over Shoulder".
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