Trueping's

Trueping's was a bar on Coruscant. It was located in Slum district G17, next to Galaxy Noodles and Noodle Bar, between Chezdeze and a massage parlor.^[1] In 21 BBY after supposedly killing Obi-Wan Kenobi, Rako Hardeen went there to celebrate. It may have been a dodgy cantina, but it was very popular, with posters promoting it.

Staff

Trueping's employed at least one or two bartenders. The most notable one was the Anacondan who hung from a rack and used his tail and coil to serve drinks and take money.

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Behind the scenes

The name of the bar appears to be a reference to Star Wars: The Clone Wars concept artist Tara Rueping.

Appearances

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Lightsaber Lost" (First appearance)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Deception"
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Missing in Action" (Mentioned on poster only)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Orders" (Mentioned on poster only)

Sources

"Deception" - The Clone Wars Episode Guide on StarWars.com (original link is obsolete) (First identified as Trueping's)

Notes and references

↑ The entrance to Trueping's is briefly seen in Slum district G17 in a wide shot from "Lightsaber Lost," right before Ahsoka Tano says, "This isn't happening" (seen here). Signage for Chezdeze appears on the right side of the entrance, while signage for the massage parlor is on the left side (although the sign for the massage parlor is illegible). In "Deception," the very same location is reused for an establishing shot of the entrance to Trueping's (seen here).

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[1] The entrance to Trueping's is briefly seen in Slum district G17 in a wide shot from "Lightsaber Lost," right before Ahsoka Tano says, "This isn't happening" (seen here). Signage for Chezdeze appears on the right side of the entrance, while signage for the massage parlor is on the left side (although the sign for the massage parlor is illegible). In "Deception," the very same location is reused for an establishing shot of the entrance to Trueping's (seen here).

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