The Clone Wars

[Ethros]

I'm not sure who put this "chonological order" together on the official site, but I'm noticing it doesn't always work.
Just watched 204 Senate Spy, and in the first scene it says Anakin has been away fighting for a long time and hasn't seen Padme in a while. Although the previous episode it told me to watch was 219 The Zillo Beast Strikes Back where they were together in the frickin last scene.

Also I'd forgotten that episode ended with Palpatine ordering the Zillo Beast be cloned. I don't recall that ever being followed up on?

 

[Locutus of Bored]

I'm not sure who put this "chonological order" together on the official site, but I'm noticing it doesn't always work.
Just watched 204 Senate Spy, and in the first scene it says Anakin has been away fighting for a long time and hasn't seen Padme in a while. Although the previous episode it told me to watch was 219 The Zillo Beast Strikes Back where they were together in the frickin last scene.

Well, there could still be a significant gap between the events of the two episodes even though they're consecutive chronologically.

But there are a few of those chronological viewing order lists that disagree on some points.

 

[Set Harth]

I don't recall that ever being followed up on?

The payoff will be in Episode VIII when we get a Luke-Zillo slugfest.

 

[Masiral]

I'm not sure who put this "chonological order" together on the official site, but I'm noticing it doesn't always work.
Just watched 204 Senate Spy, and in the first scene it says Anakin has been away fighting for a long time and hasn't seen Padme in a while. Although the previous episode it told me to watch was 219 The Zillo Beast Strikes Back where they were together in the frickin last scene.

Also I'd forgotten that episode ended with Palpatine ordering the Zillo Beast be cloned. I don't recall that ever being followed up on?

IIRC, the list was put together by Pablo Hidalgo, who is currently a part of the Lucasfilm Story Group, which oversees the SW canon, so it is probably the canonical chronological order.