With Star Wars: The Clone Wars safely nestled in the capable hands of Netflix, we Star Wars fiends are free to (re)watch as many episodes of the series as space-time will allow. But, now, thanks to StarWars.com, we can watch every episode in the canonically approved chronological order. With this list, we can finally be free of “wait, when why are those two acting like they’ve met before?” weirdness, and any other time confusions that permeated the show during its run on Cartoon Network.

The complete chronological episode ordering:

	Air #	Title
1	216	Cat and Mouse
2	116	Hidden Enemy
	T	The Clone Wars theatrical release
3	301	Clone Cadets
4	303	Supply Lines
5	101	Ambush
6	102	Rising Malevolence
7	103	Shadow of Malevolence
8	104	Destroy Malevolence
9	105	Rookies
10	106	Downfall of a Droid
11	107	Duel of the Droids
12	108	Bombad Jedi
13	109	Cloak of Darkness
14	110	Lair of Grievous
15	111	Dooku Captured
16	112	The Gungan General
17	113	Jedi Crash
18	114	Defenders of Peace
19	115	Trespass
20	117	Blue Shadow Virus
21	118	Mystery of a Thousand Moons
22	119	Storm over Ryloth
23	120	Innocents of Ryloth
24	121	Liberty on Ryloth
25	201	Holocron Heist
26	202	Cargo of Doom
27	203	Children of the Force
28	217	Bounty Hunters
29	218	The Zillo Beast
30	219	The Zillo Beast Strikes Back
31	204	Senate Spy
32	205	Landing at Point Rain
33	206	Weapons Factory
34	207	Legacy of Terror
35	208	Brain Invaders
36	209	Grievous Intrigue
37	210	The Deserter
38	211	Lightsaber Lost
39	212	The Mandalore Plot
40	213	Voyage of Temptation
41	214	Duchess of Mandalore
42	220	Death Trap
43	221	R2 Come Home
44	222	Lethal Trackdown
45	305	Corruption
46	306	The Academy
47	307	Assassin
48	302	ARC Troopers
49	304	Sphere of Influence
50	308	Evil Plans
51	122	Hostage Crisis
52	309	Hunt for Ziro
53	310	Heroes on Both Side
54	311	Pursuit of Peace
55	215	Senate Murders
56	312	Nightsisters
57	313	Monster
58	314	Witches of the Mist
59	315	Overlords
60	316	Altar of Mortis
61	317	Ghosts of Mortis
62	318	The Citadel
63	319	Counter Attack
64	320	Citadel Rescue
65	321	Padawan Lost
66	322	Wookiee Hunt
67	401	Water War
68	402	Gungan Attack
69	403	Prisoners
70	404	Shadow Warrior
71	405	Mercy Mission
72	406	Nomad Droids
73	407	Darkness on Umbara
74	408	The General
75	409	Plan of Dissent
76	410	Carnage of Krell
77	411	Kidnapped
78	412	Slaves of the Republic
79	413	Escape from Kadavo
80	414	A Friend In Need
81	415	Deception
82	416	Friends and Enemies
83	417	The Box
84	418	Crisis on Naboo
85	419	Massacre
86	420	Bounty
87	421	Brothers
88	422	Revenge
89	502	A War on Two Fronts
90	503	Front Runners
91	504	The Soft War
92	505	Tipping Points
93	506	The Gathering
94	507	A Test of Strength
95	508	Bound for Rescue
96	509	A Necessary Bond
97	510	Secret Weapons
98	511	A Sunny Day in the Void
99	512	Missing in Action
100	513	Point of No Return
101	501	Revival
102	514	Eminence
103	515	Shades of Reason
104	516	The Lawless
105	517	Sabotage
106	518	The Jedi Who Knew Too Much
107	519	To Catch a Jedi
108	520	The Wrong Jedi
109	601	The Unknown
110	602	Conspiracy
111	603	Fugitive
112	604	Orders
113	605	An Old Friend
114	606	The Rise of Clovis
115	607	Crisis at the Heart
116	608	The Disappeared
117	609	The Disappeared: Pt. II
118	610	The Lost One
119	611	Voices
120	612	Destiny
121	613	Sacrifice

Any episodes still seem out of place in your interpretations? Why release episodes out of order in the first place? Is it a weakness of the creative team that their episodes are so often out of story-order, or are episodes out of order due to production constraints? What do you think?

via StarWars.com

Kurt Wooden