We had a nice little run through the cityвЂ™s tubing system, thanks to Ackbar, which was a nice treat. As a kid playing Rogue Squadron on the N64, I always remembered the Calamari level and wondered just what it looked like beneath the surface. Do Ithorians even have teeth? Or, a mouth for that matter? I tried to think of other aquatic species they could have used, instead, but thereвЂ™s something less threatening about seeing an Ithorian tearing apart Troopers limb from limb.

Lucky for us, though, Quarren are actually pretty bad-ass. With a name like Riff Tamson, I pictured him as a sort of underwater high school bully stealing lunch money from the Mon Calamari equivalent of Peter Parker. When I first saw his character model in the previews, I shuddered a little.

Then, we have Riff Tamson, or Sharkface, as I called him. Though, I did nearly lose it when he screamed, ВЁIt's an attack!ВЁ since that was a line my buddy once said accidentally, instead of the famous ВЁItвЂ™s a trapВЁ line. Who wouldnвЂ™t be excited to see a young Ackbar? And, the voice actor they got really nailed it. I love how The Clone Wars incorporates original trilogy characters into the show and doesnвЂ™t make it a gimmick. Though, I was all for the Mon Calamari and a young Ackbar. Not how IвЂ™m trying to start off my season to be honest. I mean, shark people, squid faces, and Gungans? Sigh. As I mentioned earlier, I was a bit weary of these underwater episodes.

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