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Clone Cadets Trivia Gallery

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    • This episode is a prequel to "Rookies," a popular Season One episode that depicts Domino Squad st...
    • The design of the clone training armor was inspired by old battered leather football gear. For th...
    • The citadel challenge ordered by Commander Colt -- version THX variable 1138 -- is a not-so-subtl...
    • The designs for the clone barracks dates back to concepts developed for Star Wars: Episode II Att...
    • The script initially described Bric as human, but his design instead was inspired by the "Brainee...
  • This episode is a prequel to "Rookies," a popular Season One episode that depicts Domino Squad stationed at Rishi Base. It explains the origins of the nicknames used by Hevy, Droidbait, Echo, Cutup and Fives.

  • The design of the clone training armor was inspired by old battered leather football gear. For those keeping track, the Domino Squad team numbering is as follows: 1. Hevy (CT-782); 2. Droidbait (CT-00-2010); 3. Echo (CT-21-0408); 4. Cutup (CT-4040) 5. Fives (CT-27-5555).

  • The citadel challenge ordered by Commander Colt -- version THX variable 1138 -- is a not-so-subtle entry in the long history of THX 1138 references in Star Wars.

  • The designs for the clone barracks dates back to concepts developed for Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones, which were explored by the concept design team back in 2000, but never finished.

  • The script initially described Bric as human, but his design instead was inspired by the "Brainee" alien spotted in the Mos Eisley Cantina in Episode IV. Likewise, El-Les is based on the "T-Head" alien from that scene. The Expanded Universe describes these species as Siniteen (an anagram of "Einstein") and Arcona.

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