Here though, he stirs the voice stylings of Severus Snape around in a tin can, and out comes a persnickety, detail-oriented droid with a predilection for precision, much to the annoyance of his fat and lazy Imperial commander.

But the best stuff happens when Chop meets AP-5.ДЄP-5 is an inventory droid voiced to Alan Rickman-esque perfection by Stephen Stanton, an actor who has already given life to many characters in Rebels, most notably the Grand Moff Tarkin. We also get the fun kind of dual-action scenario where Chopper is in the foreground of the scene, trying to purchase the leg, while in the background the rest of the Ghost crew is leaving him behind. When Chopper first notices the leg, itвЂ™s puns galore. He steals the leg, the vendor sends stormtroopers after him, he unwittingly hides from the stormtroopers on an Imperial freighter, and off they go into space.Д®verything up to that point is all fun and good. In this version, though, Chopper doesnвЂ™t play by the rules. Sitting amongst the vendorвЂ™s wares is even one of the mechanic droids first seen in WattoвЂ™s store. ItвЂ™s a very Phantom MenaceВ scene, with Chopper being the cranky Qui-Gon to the vendorвЂ™s non-Toydarian Watto. As the vendor says, though, вЂњWhat do you think I am, a senator?вЂќ Credits donвЂ™t work there. The leg resembles one of his original ambulatory struts, and he tries to buy it with credits. The aforementioned theft sets ChopвЂ™s adventure in motion. вЂњThe Forgotten DroidвЂќ is also a reminder to the audience that Rebels is working hard, and well, to bridge the gap between itself and what came before. And from there itвЂ™s ChopвЂ™s episode, a welcome expansion of what we know about the Little Astromech That Would Flip Us All Off If He Could. Then they get there, Chopper steals a leg, and the other Spectres just ghost. As soon as they make a quick fuel heist from the Imperial Horizon base (basically, the EmpireвЂ™s answer to Bespin, but more for cargo than for sleek civilizations run by slippery Casanovas in space), theyвЂ™ll be just fine. They still have that supply shortage, though.

Fortunately, one of those problems is about to resolve at the cold-open when the fleet confirms (with help from Ketsu, Gina TorresвЂ™ Mandalorian who makes a welcome-yet-brief return) the existence of a system safe from Imperial control. This episode continues the rebel fleetвЂ™s seemingly endless shortage of supplies and safe harbor. Oh hey, rebels! IвЂ™m Eric Mayrhofer, new to the Legion and picking up recap duties on our current animated jaunt in the Star Wars universe- Star Wars Rebels.

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