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"Jedi Night" is the tenth episode of the fourth season of Star Wars Rebels. It is the sixty-ninth episode of the series overall. It was released in tandem with "DUME" on February 19, 2018 on Disney XD.

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The rebels look to rescue Hera from the clutches of Governor Pryce and Grand Admiral Thrawn.

Synopsis[]

The Rebels had determined where the Empire was keeping Hera. She was being held at the Imperial Complex in Capital City, where she was currently being interrogated by Governor Pryce for information on where the Rebel's secret base was. Guessing the complex would be heavily guarded and would shoot down any vessel on sight, the Rebels built themselves some gliders they could use to fly to the complex unnoticed. Ezra and Sabine disguised themselves as TIE Pilots, and Kanan gave himself a haircut and a shave. Ready to go, Zeb got them airborne, and the three Rebels flew to Capital City.

Meanwhile, Thrawn feared that his TIE Defender project was at risk, because Director Krennic had been persuasive in diverting the funding to his own project, "Stardust". In the hopes of continuing construction of the TIE Defender, Thrawn left for Coruscant to take this case directly to the Emperor himself. By evening, the Rebels reached the Imperial Complex unnoticed. Ezra and Sabine went off to find some better transportation when they made their escape. Kanan climbed down to Governor Pryce's office, and found Hera, still being interrogated. Once Pryce was called out of the room, Kanan came to Hera's rescue. They escaped to where they landed the gliders, but Rukh came after them. Kanan lost his Lightsaber in a fight, but managed to Force push him away. Stormtroopers from above opened fire, and Hera and Kanan escaped on one of the gliders.

They flew to the Lothal City fuel depot, and climbed to the top of one of the fuel tanks for a pick up by Ezra and Sabine. While they waited, Hera confessed her love for Kanan, and the two of them shared a kiss as Ezra and Sabine flew in with a patrol ship. However, as they made their escape, Pryce arrived in an AT-AT and gave orders to target the fuel pod. Pryce’s troopers protested this, as shooting the fuel pod would destroy the depot’s fuel supply. After Pryce threateningly told her troopers that she had given them a direct order, they complied and shot the pod, resulting in a huge explosion. Kanan used the Force to hold back the explosion to give the others time to escape. Hera refused to leave him, but Kanan forced them to go. As his sight returned and he looked at Hera for the last time, he Force pushed his fellow rebels to safety as he was consumed in the explosion.

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Trivia[]

  • This episode was originally titled "Allegiance".[1]
    • The episode also originally went under the title "Ascension: Part One".
  • Hera tells Kanan she loves him for the first (yet only/last) time in this episode.
  • This is the first episode where Mart Mattin appears but doesn't speak.
  • This is the second episode where Ryder Azadi appears but doesn't speak.
  • This is the fourth episode where Jai Kell appears but doesn't speak.
  • This episode marks Tarkin's last appearance in the series.
  • Kanan Jarrus is killed off in this episode, making Kanan the only main protagonist to die in the series.

References[]

  1. "Star Wars Rebels: Allegiance". fernswhserian.de. Retrieved on November 8, 2017.
vedStar Wars Rebels Episodes
Shorts
"The Machine in the Ghost" | "Art Attack" | "Entanglement" | "Property of Ezra Bridger"
Season 1
"Spark of Rebellion" | "Droids in Distress" | "Fighter Flight" | "Rise of the Old Masters" | "Breaking Ranks" | "Out of Darkness" | "Empire Day" | "Gathering Forces" | "Path of the Jedi" | "Idiot's Array" | "Vision of Hope" | "Call to Action" | "Rebel Resolve" | "Fire Across the Galaxy"
Season 2
"The Siege of Lothal" | "The Lost Commanders" | "Relics of the Old Republic" | "Always Two There Are" | "Brothers of the Broken Horn" | "Wings of the Master" | "Blood Sisters" | "Stealth Strike" | "The Future of the Force" | "Legacy" | "A Princess on Lothal" | "The Protector of Concord Dawn" | "Legends of the Lasat" | "The Call" | "Homecoming" | "The Honorable Ones" | "Shroud of Darkness" | "The Forgotten Droid" | "The Mystery of Chopper Base" | "Twilight of the Apprentice"
Season 3
"Steps Into Shadow" | "The Holocrons of Fate" | "The Antilles Extraction" | "Hera's Heroes" | "The Last Battle" | "Imperial Super Commandos" | "Iron Squadron" | "The Wynkahthu Job" | "An Inside Man" | "Visions and Voices" | "Ghosts of Geonosis" | "Warhead" | "Trials of the Darksaber" | "Legacy of Mandalore" | "Through Imperial Eyes" | "Secret Cargo" | "Double Agent Droid" | "Twin Suns" | "Zero Hour"
Season 4
"Heroes of Mandalore" | "In the Name of the Rebellion" | "The Occupation" | "Flight of the Defender" | "Kindred" | "Crawler Commandeers" | "Rebel Assault" | "Jedi Night" | "DUME" | "Wolves and a Door" | "A World Between Worlds" | "A Fool's Hope" | "Family Reunion - and Farewell"
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