EPISODE II: THE KAMINO DISAPPEARANCE!

Deep in the heart of the Jedi Temple Archives, Obi-Wan Kenobi ponders the intriguing mystery of the missing planet Kamino and wonders where it, and its system, has gone from their star maps. Further help will be needed to unravel this anomaly, in a scene from EPISODE II.

CLASSIC IMAGE: KEEPER OF THE RECORDS!

Woe betide any Jedi young or old who crosses paths with the distinguished Madame Jocasta Nu and her knowledge of the vast archives within the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, as Obi-Wan politely discovers, in a scene from EPISODE II.

CLASSIC IMAGE: THE MYSTERY DEEPENS...

The search for the Outer Rim world of Kamino - home to a unique and deadly saber dart - proves an elusive one for Obi-Wan Kenobi, as he goes through the Jedi Archives once-seemingly accurate database of worlds and systems, in a scene from EPISODE II.

CLASSIC IMAGE: A PLACE OF TIME AND SECRETS

Mixing old world architecture with the best of modern technology, its data banks holding a millennia of information, the immense Jedi Archive, under the watchful and helpful eye of Madame Jocasta Nu and her Padawans, is quite the visual sight to behold- another triumphant and interesting visual image from EPISODE II.

SCENES WE WANT ON BLU-RAY 4: "THE LOST TWENTY"

We'd all seen the pictures before the release of EPISODE II where, within the vast interior of the Jedi Temple Archives, Obi-Wan Kenobi looks on at a bust (one of many showing other historically important Jedi), bearing the visage of Count Dooku, leading to Librarian Jocastu Nu recounting to him (and the audience) how the ex-Jedi Master has become one of the few of a group, intriguingly known as "the Lost Twenty", to have deliberately departed the Jedi Order of their own free will due to differing viewpoints with the colleagues. Sadly, the fascinating scene, which revealed how Dooku's then recent departure had proved a bitter blow to the Council (soon further surprised by his becoming the leader of the ever-growing Separatist Forces against the Republic), disappointingly never making it into the final film.

Here's hoping for either a re-insertion of the footage into the film on Blu-ray or, at least, a welcome appearance in the Deleted Scenes section...