20 Things You Somehow Missed In Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Keeping with that specific scene involving Maul thanking his Mandalorian pals for saving him and letting them know that the galaxy was very much on the verge of being remade, the sequence kicks off with the Sith Lord giving out orders to the rest of his Shadow Collective via hologram.

And among said members was the Pyke Syndicate's Marg Krim, Black Sun's Ziton Moj, and none other than Solo: A Star Wars Story's Dryden Vos, the face of Crimson Dawn. 

Vos wasn't the only familiar face to make a blink-and-you'll-miss-it holo-cameo in The Clone Wars, though.

During the 'Old Friends Not Forgotten' episode that went down just before the aforementioned one in season seven, a couple of Jedi are seen during the opening montage.

Along with Master Plo Koon and Aayla Secura being sent out to assist the clones fighting the apparent good fight, a hologram meeting within the Jedi Temple contains an appearance from Jedi Master Depa Billaba and her Padawan Caleb Dume.

You know, the same Caleb Dume who would eventually go by the name of Kanan Jarrus after surviving Order 66 and train Ezra Bridger in the ways of the Force.