"I could use his help right now" he never meant it as in helping him with the separatists...Dooku wanted his former padawan to help him save himself, it was always clear, especially in Tales of the Jedi that Qui Gon was Dooku's conscience and that his death was what pushed Dooku to the dark side.
A pity Qui Gon's force spirit never tried to contact Dooku and guide him in the right direction. I think their connections were severed when Dooku got to the point of no return when he killed Master Yaddle.
I like that Dooku had already left the Jedi, but he was still allowed to visit the temple and was basically treated with so much respect whenever he did so. It just shows how trusted he was by the order, especially Yoda. It just makes it all the more devastating that he would join the Sith and become such a villain.
@@Archedgar Of course he was. His padawan died because of the actions of Sidious, who caused the conflict on Naboo and who sent Maul. And what did Dooku do as a result? He joined Sidous and blamed the Jedi even though they did nothing wrong.
@@MrBell-iq3smI think it’s a bit more nuanced than that. Dooku blamed the Jedi for Qui-Gon’s death since they didn’t take the threat of the Sith returning seriously. Plus it’s pretty clear that Dooku was planning on killing Sidious and taking over. The theory is that he wanted to create a new order that would’ve never allowed Qui-Gon to die
@@LegacyKnight-zm6vz They didn't take it serious? How so? If he planned it, he didn't do it. He kept serving Sidious until he was no longer needed causing untold damages.
@MrBell-iq3sm In episode 1 the Jedi didn't consider Maul more than a one-off. They didn't want to consider that there was something bigger at work and by the time they did it was too late. In a way, this is exactly how Sinestro became a villain he believed in the Corp but believed the guardians weren't doing enough and he had to go against them to push them where he thought they needed to go.
Honestly, I still am waiting a 5 season Dooku series with Yoda, Qui Gon, Ventress, Grievous etc. His whole life and ten years as a Sith Lord before TCW. I also want a teen Anakin and adult Kenobi series. As well as a short film about Maul as a Sith Apprentice, a Ventress Series, and a Plageius Film.
Yeah, Qui Gon wouldn’t join him. He respects his Master, but seeing his character in the first film, he was the most pure Jedi I have ever seen next to Yoda. And he believes that Anakin is the chosen one, and that he was willing to take Anakin under his wing to make sure he would learn the ways of the Jedi, even though he was already training Obi-Wan.
It's more likely he wants Qui-gon's help coming back to the light, not to join the seperatists. Qui-gon seems like Dooku's moral compass here because he is so pure
Couldn't imagine Qui Gon as a Sith. One of the most logical, focused, and compassionate Jedi would make such a ruthless and calculated Sith if corrupted by the Dark Side.
Dooku was incredibly wealthy and could afford the finest food and medical care. Not to mention he was also very prodigious and likely kept up a solid training routine. Obi-Wan was just as conscientious but living on Tatooine for 20 years isn’t good on the skin.
Qui-Gon jinn is basically Dooku’s Son when he died at the hands of Darth Maul that was the last straw and he left the Jedi order and never came back and he became a Dark Jedi but with a Jedi’s approach to things. Training under Sidious for 10 years being a pawn of him from the very beginning and commanded the CIS and General Grievous met his Grandson Obi-Wan in Episode 2 and Fought him Multiple times during the 3 year long War and never wanted to Truly kill him. Then in Revenge of the Sith he finally realized that he was just a Pawn in PALPATINE’S grand plan just before he was decapitated by Anakin Skywalker.
I love this interaction between Doku amd Obi wan. Obi wan idealized Qui gon as a father, but Doku was Qui Gon "father", both have different understanding of the man. I think he would not have joined Doku, but neither opposed him, probably would have even left the jedi order, maybe even years before the clone wars to train Anakin, considering the order only accepted Anakin beacuse of Qui gon death
If Qui-Gon was alive, he definitely would not have joined Dooku. If anything, he would try to convince his old master to turn his back on the Separatists and the Sith and try to help him come back to the light. However, I can only imagine it ending in a duel between the two. Then again, I wonder if Dooku would have joined the Separatists at all if Qui-Gon was still around.
I think people don’t understand that dooku never was truly a sith he was more of a fallen jedi( I don’t blame him the Jedi order is as corrupted as the governments in real life) but I’m pretty sure if Qui gon lived anakin wouldn’t of turned to the dark side( Obi wan wasn’t a good teacher he was a great Jedi but anakin wasn’t supposed to be a Jedi you can’t bring balance to the force when you are just focused on one side( the light )
TCW always gives characters better treatment than the source material. Anakin is much more likable and in ToJ Dooku’s motive for dipping is the incompetence of the council, much like Anakin and Ashoka
*FUN FACT:* Qui-gon would absolutely join Dooku. Anyone claiming otherwise is simply wrong/lying. In TPM Qui-gon already dislikes the Jedi order and more or less does his own thing. Dooku is very similar to that but a bit more extreme. More importantly, Dooku intended on overthrowing Palpatine but he knew he couldn't do it alone and that's where Qui-gon comes in or would have if not for his death. Obi-wan was a fool to reject Dooku without even properly considering his words.
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"I could use his help right now"
he never meant it as in helping him with the separatists...Dooku wanted his former padawan to help him save himself, it was always clear, especially in Tales of the Jedi that Qui Gon was Dooku's conscience and that his death was what pushed Dooku to the dark side.
That and the fact he was not truly Sith since he joined the dark side after the Republic’s corruption kept seeping out and led him to that conclusion
Dooku so desperately wanted to make the galaxy a better place, that he sold his own soul to the devil: Darth Sidious.
Well now im thinking of that scene when Qui Gon stopped him from killing the senator and now im very sad
A pity Qui Gon's force spirit never tried to contact Dooku and guide him in the right direction. I think their connections were severed when Dooku got to the point of no return when he killed Master Yaddle.
I don't think dark side force users could contact force spirits, becoming a force spirits is entirely a light side thing. @@Jenkinsmum
Nice to see Dooku and Qui Gon interact during the Phantom Menace
Wish it was live action though.
@@dennisjansson6239hell yeah. Having Christopher Lee and Liam Neeson on screen would have been badass
DOOKU and Qui-Gon father and son Relationship thus making DOOKU Obi-WAN’s Grandfather
@@jaimeruiz521 Now that I think about it - what a wasted opportunity!
@@jaimeruiz521Christoper Lee is dead tho
That was actually the last interaction between Qui gon and Dooku
Qui Gon and Dooku are like father and son. Obi Wan is the grandson grandpa never met
I like that Dooku had already left the Jedi, but he was still allowed to visit the temple and was basically treated with so much respect whenever he did so. It just shows how trusted he was by the order, especially Yoda. It just makes it all the more devastating that he would join the Sith and become such a villain.
Did he though? He left the Jedi after Qui Gon's death and AOTC takes place ten years after TPM at this point in time he was still a jedi
He was sneaking around and became a political talker for sideous
Dooku was never a villain.
@@Archedgar Of course he was.
His padawan died because of the actions of Sidious, who caused the conflict on Naboo and who sent Maul. And what did Dooku do as a result? He joined Sidous and blamed the Jedi even though they did nothing wrong.
@@MrBell-iq3sm No, he wasn't.
He planned to overthrow Palpatine but couldn't do it alone. This is made very clear in the prequels.
Dooku loved qui gon, and he was the only one who understood qui gon more then the others
It's a shame how much Dooku dishonored the memory of Qui-Gon, by joining the man responsible for his death.
@@MrBell-iq3smI think it’s a bit more nuanced than that. Dooku blamed the Jedi for Qui-Gon’s death since they didn’t take the threat of the Sith returning seriously. Plus it’s pretty clear that Dooku was planning on killing Sidious and taking over. The theory is that he wanted to create a new order that would’ve never allowed Qui-Gon to die
@@LegacyKnight-zm6vz They didn't take it serious? How so?
If he planned it, he didn't do it. He kept serving Sidious until he was no longer needed causing untold damages.
@MrBell-iq3sm In episode 1 the Jedi didn't consider Maul more than a one-off. They didn't want to consider that there was something bigger at work and by the time they did it was too late. In a way, this is exactly how Sinestro became a villain he believed in the Corp but believed the guardians weren't doing enough and he had to go against them to push them where he thought they needed to go.
@@themaker2149 Didn't Yoda and Windu discuss the Rule of Two, speculating wether Maul was the master or apprentice, at the end of Ep1?
I was about to call out the height differences but apparently Christopher Lee was taller than Liam Neeson (6’5” vs 6’4”) 🤯
Watching The Fellowship of the Ring and seeing him tower over Ian McKellan is crazy.
We better get a show called tales of the sith after tales of the empire I would like to see how Sidious came to be
Ur not wrong
If they don’t show it on tales of the sith I recommend the novel Darth plaguies
You clearly haven't heard the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise.
Sidious isn't that of a great character to begin with I would prefer a Darth Maul or Darth Plagius origins
@@asdasasdas3476 that novel is fun but a HARD read. It's really dry for most of it, not gonna lie.
Even if it’s for a little bit, I love that Liam Nesson did this.
Sad we did not get to hear Christopher Lee performing along side with Liam Neeson😢
Well….he’s dead….
@@charleswarner5844 Exactly, wasn't I clear.🤣🤣🤣
@@charleswarner5844 well, that’s the point 🤣
@@charleswarner5844He also just never did the Clone Wars show originally anyways so they likely would've used Corey Burton for this anyways
@@DJ_Mooster
But Christopher Lee did give Corey Burton his blessing all the way back in the Clone Wars movie.
So at least there’s that
Liam Neeson forever Master Qui Gon Ginn
This made the prequels better
I told everyone we need more content like this. And I was right. But I'm a writer, that's my gift.
Honestly, I still am waiting a 5 season Dooku series with Yoda, Qui Gon, Ventress, Grievous etc. His whole life and ten years as a Sith Lord before TCW. I also want a teen Anakin and adult Kenobi series.
As well as a short film about Maul as a Sith Apprentice, a Ventress Series, and a Plageius Film.
@@brianhanes5413 my problem was Episode 5, Obi-Wan had a Jedi Mullet
All of The Clone Wars/Tales of the Jedi/Bad Batch make the prequels better. They take three messy movies and make the connections they couldn’t.
To me, I don't think they did.
They just take what the prequels did and did it better.
The Dooku Arc was awesome. Would be cool to have a Dooku and Qui Gon Series
Yeah, Qui Gon wouldn’t join him. He respects his Master, but seeing his character in the first film, he was the most pure Jedi I have ever seen next to Yoda. And he believes that Anakin is the chosen one, and that he was willing to take Anakin under his wing to make sure he would learn the ways of the Jedi, even though he was already training Obi-Wan.
It's more likely he wants Qui-gon's help coming back to the light, not to join the seperatists. Qui-gon seems like Dooku's moral compass here because he is so pure
That was well done
Couldn't imagine Qui Gon as a Sith. One of the most logical, focused, and compassionate Jedi would make such a ruthless and calculated Sith if corrupted by the Dark Side.
He could easily have become sith
So Dooku is 70 here. And Obi-wan is only 57 in ANH?
Easy, dooku was rich, he could afford plastic surgery, obi wan was in tatooine, with sand people and jawas, and green milk...
You know tatooine is bad place to live when Aunt Beru, Uncle Owen, Obi Wan kenobi, Boba Fett, did not age well in tatooine
@@ericksoriano1603Blue Milk
Dooku was incredibly wealthy and could afford the finest food and medical care. Not to mention he was also very prodigious and likely kept up a solid training routine. Obi-Wan was just as conscientious but living on Tatooine for 20 years isn’t good on the skin.
@@PlaystationGamerZX one sun is OK in the skin, 2 ages you rapidly
Qui Gon died not knowing what his master has become
If only Dooku learned to speak to Qui Gon through the Force as Obi Wan and Yoda have. Maybe he would have convinced his master to change his ways
I would love some scenes with Sir Christopher Lee and Liam Neeson as Master and padawan!
Is that Liam’s actual voice?
Yes
It is, and young Qui-Gon from the first Dooku episode is voiced by Liam's actual son
Yes he reprised Qui Gon for this show
This show was so much better than Tales Of The Empire
Isn't it something that Liam Neeson voices Qui-Gon and was him in person!?!
Qui-Gon jinn is basically Dooku’s Son when he died at the hands of Darth Maul that was the last straw and he left the Jedi order and never came back and he became a Dark Jedi but with a Jedi’s approach to things. Training under Sidious for 10 years being a pawn of him from the very beginning and commanded the CIS and General Grievous met his Grandson Obi-Wan in Episode 2 and Fought him Multiple times during the 3 year long War and never wanted to Truly kill him. Then in Revenge of the Sith he finally realized that he was just a Pawn in PALPATINE’S grand plan just before he was decapitated by Anakin Skywalker.
I love this interaction between Doku amd Obi wan.
Obi wan idealized Qui gon as a father, but Doku was Qui Gon "father", both have different understanding of the man.
I think he would not have joined Doku, but neither opposed him, probably would have even left the jedi order, maybe even years before the clone wars to train Anakin, considering the order only accepted Anakin beacuse of Qui gon death
Alot of good Obi-wan did of PROTECTING him! Am I right boys! Hahahaha…ha….ha…ahem… I’ll uh, ah, just go.
If Qui-Gon was alive, he definitely would not have joined Dooku. If anything, he would try to convince his old master to turn his back on the Separatists and the Sith and try to help him come back to the light. However, I can only imagine it ending in a duel between the two.
Then again, I wonder if Dooku would have joined the Separatists at all if Qui-Gon was still around.
Did Liam Neeson provide the voice? If not, they have a great casting director. Voice is spot on. Dooku’s can use a bit of work.
I love how they got Liam Nesson to reprise his role as Qui-Gon
Dooku was a member Jedi order
and the truth hurt for obi-wan.
I think people don’t understand that dooku never was truly a sith he was more of a fallen jedi( I don’t blame him the Jedi order is as corrupted as the governments in real life) but I’m pretty sure if Qui gon lived anakin wouldn’t of turned to the dark side( Obi wan wasn’t a good teacher he was a great Jedi but anakin wasn’t supposed to be a Jedi you can’t bring balance to the force when you are just focused on one side( the light )
We need to see a Qui Gon Inquisitor 😈
He could have probably reached Grand Inquisitor Tier or been a Grand Admiral if he wasn't a Gray Jedi following the will of the Force.
I wish Dooku could have met Obi-Wan before the Clone Wars
well this did take place before the clone wars started so this is the interaction ur wanting
What Qui Gon should’ve Mentioned to Dooku Is that he encountered a Little Boy From Tattoonine Who is said to be The Chosen One
TCW always gives characters better treatment than the source material. Anakin is much more likable and in ToJ Dooku’s motive for dipping is the incompetence of the council, much like Anakin and Ashoka
But Qui-Gon never told Dooku about Anakin
Wish this was live action instead of this animation. Sure Christoper Lee is dead but they could have recreated Dooku with Motion-Capture CGI.
*FUN FACT:* Qui-gon would absolutely join Dooku. Anyone claiming otherwise is simply wrong/lying. In TPM Qui-gon already dislikes the Jedi order and more or less does his own thing. Dooku is very similar to that but a bit more extreme. More importantly, Dooku intended on overthrowing Palpatine but he knew he couldn't do it alone and that's where Qui-gon comes in or would have if not for his death. Obi-wan was a fool to reject Dooku without even properly considering his words.
Mind blown.
What Qui Gon should’ve Mentioned to Dooku Is that he encountered a Little Boy From Tattoonine Who is said to be The Chosen One