A Neimoidian male named Yee Moh found himself jobless in the year 22 BBY. After this unfortunate event, he sought solace and camaraderie at the Outlander Club, where he connected with the Neimoidian siblings Ko and Rina Itub.
Yee Moh, a male Neimoidian, lived during the concluding decades of the Galactic Republic. The year 22 BBY marked a turning point when he was laid off. Following this, he journeyed to the Outlander Club situated on the planet Coruscant. It was there that he encountered Ko Itub and Rina Itub, two Neimoidian sisters, and formed a bond with them. During their time at the club, the Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi and his Padawan Anakin Skywalker entered the establishment. Their objective was to locate the Clawdite Zam Wesell, a bounty hunter who had previously attempted to assassinate Kenobi. Wesell was defeated and subsequently dragged out of the club.
While present at the Outlander Club, Moh was seen wearing gray robes along with matching headwear. He also sported a set of data goggles, which displayed a continuous flow of holographic information.
The first appearance of Yee Moh was in the 2002 film Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones, where he was portrayed by an uncredited extra. He was a minor background character in the Outlander Club scene. In this scene, his attire was either identical or very similar to that of the two Neimoidians he was standing beside, as well as the clothing worn by a Separatist Neimoidian ground crew member who appeared later in the same film. The name "Yee Moh" was first revealed in 2004 in the "Who's Who in the Outlander Club: It's Ladies' Night" article penned by Daniel Wallace and featured in Star Wars Insider 75. This article included a still image of him from the film, showing him wearing both a mouthpiece and data goggles. However, a later article in Insider, specifically the "Rogues Gallery" section of Star Wars Insider 147, presented an image of him without the mouthpiece. It remained unclear whether one of the images mistakenly depicted a different character, or if the second image was a behind-the-scenes shot where the mouthpiece had been removed.