Hunter = Sly Stallone (my idol) so cool! What did you think of the episode? Thank you for watching the breakdown, see you in tomorrow's video!! Have a great day guys!
What if all the citizens are being transferred and forced to be the new Stormtroopers for the Empire? They could be taken to a remote location to be brainwashed to serve the Emperor as Stormtroopers.
I like how Wrecker is solid tank who likes blowing stuff up, but has got a soft part for kids... That part where Wrecker became happy after seeing the kids of Cut and Suu and greeted them was so wholesome 🤗
@@themelon_1785 tbf rex was more focused on getting echo back, he didnt want to spoil the moment by upsetting echo. Or he did and we just didn't see it
I completely understand why the Empire switched to Stormtroopers, the Empire didn’t need an army as much as they needed a police force. They had to have a presence in the galaxy, not an elite squad of killers cloned from one of the greatest bounty hunters in history.
It's not a "police force" as in being cops instead of soldiers. It's more of a peacekeeping force (similar to what the UN likes to use), once step shy of formal martial law. Also, Palpatine was very familiar with how the clones could be used to subvert a government. He wasn't going to let anyone have the same opportunity to use them against him. My theory is that Tarkin's purpose in the pilot episode was to craft a narrative that could be publicly shared about why the Empire no longer uses clones, since Order 66 couldn't be revealed.
@@JoRoq1 I think they will bring the Kamino Clone Rebellion back into cannon later in the series, which illustrates the point about clones as a potential tool against Palpatine perfectly, especially when all the clones came from 1 source (Kamino), it wasnt just cost that made the empire retire the clone army, it was security that was the main driver.
Worlds are less likely to rebelle against you if you conscript their people as soldiers. Plus it gets your battle hungry people more likely to fight and play for your Empire than to think about going Rebel on you.....at least in the short term as many Rebels turn out to have Imperial military history in the Rebellion later.
I mean the accents didn’t change but how they would approach people verbalee were just like storm troopers but we noticed when Asoka was on the run the clones seemed heartless
@@rosstait8480 so in the episode it says rex came the day b4 the day the bad batch came so what he said was if the episode was the day b4 then we would have seen rex but it was a joke lmao idk what I'm doing with my life
@@rosstait8480 Yeah of course! Essentially I was making a joke that if the episode was released on Thursday and not Friday then Rex would have been at Cut's house when the Bad Batch came by.
I love how this episode showed that Wrecker was more than a Big Bad Brute. Seeing Wrecker be a cool uncle warmed my heart so much, not to mention that it showed that Wrecker does get serious like he did with the clamp.
@@tixxoncraft well i dont think Omega is made with Jango Fett's dna so they arent blood related at most they both might have been created in the same lab but that is nothing since we are born in hospitals with other children so from my point of view THE JEDI ARE EVIL!!!....emmm...i mean he could totally be her father figure.
@@tixxoncraft Not necessarily. My running theory is that she's spliced with someone else's DNA (possibly someone force sensitive but that remains to be seen) and that's why she's female. If that's the case, having half of one template's DNA and half of another that's technically make her the biological daughter of Jango Fett rather than a true clone like everyone else. That said, doesn't really matter. Just like how Boba can be Jango's son just because he chose to make him his son despite him being a clone.
He’s messed up on some things that I wish fans would bring up, tho. Like how he made stormtroopers into useless cannon fodder in The Mandalorian and Rebels. He doesn’t seem to understand what stormtroopers should be.
@@disguisedcentennial835 I mean to some extent they've been used as comedic relief. However if you're referring to the mandalorian the remnants empire were disorganized and weak. As far as Star Wars rebels it's a softer show than clone Wars and it's probably expected by Disney that the Stormtroopers are used for comedic relief
I think you really missed the significance of the moment when she removes her jewellery and probably thinks about Nala Se, who is kind of a mother for her
I agree. It shows her homesickness for her Kaminoan family and longing for a new family with the BB. Her dad figure yelled at her and she’s just feeling lonely and confused. 🥺 Then she tries to “earn back” his favor by running the chain codes to Cut and Suu, only to find out Hunter wants her to leave and go with them. Thankfully, it all worked out in the end, though.
@@felixdesjardins4030 From what i remember, th battlefront 2 2005 campaign shows the kaminoans breeding a batch of first generation clones to try and regain independence from the empire, potentially they might be visiting it again in the bad batch, perhaps llama su was the breeder who started the little rebellion
quickly taking over, I always thought Palpatines approval rating must've been really good after the war ended (Empire Day), but now I can't imagine the majority of the people being happy about the transition
@Jayden Kleiberg Its understandable that the Empire have a lot of flaws and have a very bad starting point but you cant ignore in economical standpoint that they prosper in a way. Just my POV.
I was worried that adding Omega to the show would hurt it since when most shows have a child character, they tend to be too annoying and drag down the show, but I'm glad to see that Omega is actually a decent character and I get the feeling she'll only improve in each episode.
Much like Ashoka was developed. In the beginning, she was cocky, arrogant and annoying but she matured and developed throughout time and I see this happening with Omega
@@vedangsinghal3038 Yeah she has her moments where she is frustrated and just getting in the way of the squad, but hopefully next ep we will find out more about her and make her more of an interesting character. Personally I quite like her as a character, considering her being a female clone and raised by Nala se
After Ahsoka and Grogu, how could you have any doubts? I’m surprised you don’t trust Filoni with child characters by now. One of the only things I don’t trust him with are stormtroopers, since he uses them for cheap gags instead of competent enemies.
The whole transition feels so creepy. It's weird seeing the clones in their clone armor behave and act like stormtroopers (like the protocols and being a bad guy). It's really well done tho!
The clone army did have protocols. We just saw a lot of stories with Anakin (and Ahsoka and R2 who reflected his personality), who was more than willing to discard and disregard protocol when it suited his purpose.
It's a whiplash for the audience because we all saw, bonded with, and came to love the clones' characterizations throughout the Clone Wars. Now, they act like stormtroopers due to the Chips basically killing their personalities. It's been done amazingly, and it's corrected the issue a lot of fans had with the Legends' interpretation (no Chip; the clones were just programmed and would activate any Orders when prompted without hesitation), if not surpassing it (due to the tragedy of what's happened to them).
@@KimPossibleShockwave I still hate the chips, order 66 was way more interesting when it was just an order that the clones were given and they had to decide if they were going to go against their code “good soldiers follow orders” and help their Jedi escape or do what they’ve been doing all war and follow orders. Imagine that conversation that Rex and That clone at the end of season 7 except everywhere between tons of clones, it would be so much more interesting than just “oh their droids now”
@@snusemcgoose1001 I disagree, very few clones would ever follow that order. It won't make any sense. The clones would never willingly turn on their heroes and generals. Do you honestly think Plo's Boys would suddenly turn on their General? The guy who told them they are all unique and special? Same with Yoda and others. Most Jedi weren't like Krell, most were somewhere between Obi-Wan and Anakin, they bonded with their clones (even Jedi like Luminara and Ki-Adi Mundi who were more distant had earned their troops' full respect and admiration. It just wouldn't work. Not with the whole philosophy behind this show, which humanizes the clones.
I like what they did to wrecker this episode. In the trailers I thought he might be overly annoying portraying the big strong dummy but he’s actually a damn good soldier and always alert. Great episode ✨
Yeah in my head that's kind of the point where she stops being CT-9905(her most likely clone ID number) and truly becomes Omega, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the adult clones get a similar scene at some point where they essentially let go of their identity as "clone troopers" and essentially create a new identity for themselves.
i think throughout the series, seeing the clones just turn into stormtroopers is going to be even more heartbreaking than it already has been in this episode
I love how good a job they do with filming Hunter. The different camera angles showing the two different sides of his face depending on what kind of scene it is is brilliant
I just feel like she wants to stay with hunter and the bad batch because they're the only people she can relate to, as one of the 5 "defective" clones I'd imagine she'd rather stay with them over cut
wait wait, hold up a sec... did a little clone kid just get more character development in two episodes of a cartoon than Rey, Finn and Poe had combined in the entire Sequel Trilogy?
I think Omega was really cute. When they arrived on Saleucami, she had never seen simple things such as dirt before, because she only know her life on Kamino. (reminded me of Merrin in Fallen Order, there is dialogue with her talking about how Bogano feels strange and new to her, because she’d only seen Dathomir before). I also love Cut, just a simple man trying to make his way in the universe, by just having a simple life. Despite the slower pace, it was a really nice episode. I can’t wait to see our good old captain Rex again. (Assuming that is indeed going to happen, I definitely think it will)
I've been asking people is there anything in each three films that is universal loved liked the prequels film. I haven't found anything yet for the sequels that is universal loved by the fans.
It was emotional building for me and I really like Omega, she isn't that emporewed girl child, she's just a kid who is curious about everything and saw a connection with the bad batch. I'm really impatient to find out what happen's next week !
She probably is an empowered character, we don't know what her mutations are yet. Itll really piss me off if she just ends up being another Mary Sue that can defeat anyone for no reason.
@@yigit2223 hopefully she's not. Or if she is hopefully her powers aren't released till the end of the series, in some penultimate conclusion to the bad batch squad. It'll piss me off if she just become another overpowered SJW character
"The Deserter" is actually one of my favorite Clone Wars episodes so it was great to see Cut and his family again. I really enjoyed the episode. I love well done character development.
Loved seeing Cut Lawquane again, hope it’s not the last time either! Loved the episode, it really has a great amount of emotion I wasn’t expecting and I love that - Cannot wait for more!
My theory is that Order 66 triggered the Clones “Factory Reset Setting”, hence rather than being battle-harden veterans of the Clone Wars, they now are as if they were “Shinies” or even more inexperienced. Simply robots.
I don't think so. They were still very competent in season 7 and managed to hunt down jedi across the galaxy. They seem weak in this show because of the bad batch. They are just better. Even Echo who isn't modified still is an arc trooper.
@@woahwoah2207 Might be, but Echo doesn’t have the chip anymore. Also my theory explains why Crosshair is such a bad shot now. Ofc it is simply plot armor but it’s fun to come up with in-universe reasons for it
Instead of a factory reset, its more of a suppression imo. The limited degree of freedom due to the strict adherence to protocols makes them “robotic”. However, these clones are still human and the rationalization of each action will create tension and thereby decrease efficiency. The clones we know and love are experienced due to the many free decisions they can make and thus build individual personalities (along with the influence of the Jedi they serve under). Once that freedom and connection got lost and manipulated as betrayal, you get mindless drones that are somehow worse at doing their jobs. I mean… imo.
@@MajorBsItaliaBricksIT Crosshair is still very accurate. We see him it some good shots in the short fight scene at the end of episode 1, but he was definitely slow on pulling the trigger.
I was concerned when I saw omega in the trailers but she's quickly become one of my favorite characters. I really like the chemistry she has with hunter.
This episode was brilliant for world building, showing the transition from the republic to the empire. It also showed some character development with Hunter at the end he treat her like a child rather than a soldier. Plus it was great to see how Cuts story ended. I’d give the episode a 7/10
SW does a good job at making filler episodes worthwhile! Like you said the world-building in this episode is insane and explains a lot of the small things that are going on. SW made me enjoy filler episodes and animes like Naruto made me hate them lol.
This episode and series highlights why I love Filoni's storytelling/projects. Nothing is waisted. All best content comes back into play. Old Characters we loved, Legends material never forgotten, Classic Worlds visited, Droids we remember, Aliens, Video games we loved, etc. He always stay true keeping GL's legacy alive. Also I really enjoy the post Clone War's/Revenge Of The Sith world building. And I really appreciate the story development in this episode. This series setting is perfect. Can't wait to see where it goes cause the possibilities are endless.
One thing that occurred to me after episode one was maybe the “bad batch” wasn’t actually a a bad batch. Maybe the kaminoans purposefully made these clones, trying to enhance them and make them immune to certain functions from their inhibitor chips. Like an Alpha version of the clones from the Kaminoan rebellion against the empire, for example. Just a theory. I don’t think they were made on accident
I really am enjoying the relationship with Hunter and Omega, she seems to really idolize him even before he met her. I do hope that we continue developing that relationship, but also I would like to see Omega develop a relationship with all the Bad Batch members.
this! It’s all too similar to the Mandalorian. We don’t need another “guy becomes the father role of kid he adopted” i mean c’mon, is that everything you can come up with? At least grogu was cute and not too annoying cause he couldn’t talk and was more of a baby. But omega is super childish even though she is like 11. Plus she seems to have special talents, another copied trait of grogu.
Imagine having a rogue Special Ops team forge space documents for your family. It's like if SEAL team helped smuggle you onto a Nasa space launch to a Mars colony.
Maybe she hasn't got accelerated aging, because we don't know if she was created with the other clones or not. If she was created with the bad batch, she might not have accelerated aging.
Omega has the ability of every bad batch person proof her "lucky shot" in episode 1 and she was looking over at tech coding into the chain codes like she knew what he was doing
Could be right. Omega means last, I think. Could be she has all of the abilities. Or hear me out this is a long shot, she was made to create more clone children. That's a long shot by a million miles. I suggest this because the Caminoans didn't suppress the clones' ability to mate etc... But my knowledge is rusty. And that seems gross now that I think of it. Anyways Carry on.
@@aidanlucas6545 No she isn't. The movie sucked and made no sense. She's probably going to be cold and alone for the rest of her life or be possessed by the sith. Having all the skywalkers die and the offspring of the villan name herself after them is meaningless. Sidous wins. Rey is a shithead.
That bar code registration is either scary as f*ck or we’ve all forgotten about social security numbers and ID’s to fly in our current democracies lmao
@@austin5944 MRNA vaccines are brand new technology never tested before though. Not the same as any previous vaccine ever developed, so yea kinda scary.
I'd rather not have Ahsoka, she's one of my favorite characters, but she's in enough already. This show is about mostly clones, and I'd rather they don't throw Ahsoka in there just for fans to see.
@@CT-fr5su They have to explain to us how he found them, they also have to explain to us how the Bad Batch knows that Rex is a deserter. Makes sense eh?
I like star wars theory's breakdowns, they're so much calmer and less worried about all the tiny Insignificant specs of dust that may or may not be a reference, plus he gives better context to others shows and time periods. Keep it up👍
I loved the episode! There’s beautiful themes here that you don’t often see in any other show. The difficulties of parenting; innocence of children and their proclivity to make mistakes and what it’s like to live under a tyrannical regime. I really enjoyed it and I too suspect that we’ll see Ahsoka and Rex
Two things I loved about this episode. 1. The show initially makes Wrecker kind of seem like a big dull brute, who only knows how to break stuff. But this episode you see wrecker operate on his own, and mature up when he needs to. For instance, the scene in the dock where Echo can’t get the boot unlocked, Wrecker snaps into gear without a word, says “Move” in the most focused way ever, and rips the boot off. I thought that was dope lol. He can really focus up when he needs to. 2. The clones, feel so threatening now. Yes, obviously because they’ve been manipulated by the chip, but also, because they’re still clones, they really haven’t lost their lethality. Plot armor aside; they’re no nonsense, smart, disciplined as ever, and can still shoot straighter than regular stormtroopers. (as evidenced by the 3 or 4 blaster shots landing on the box wrecker was shielding himself with.) it makes this show way more intense cause you know they likely won’t be easily duped when shit gets hairy. Hunter and the gang will have to be creative, lol.
I'm honestly more impressed than I thought I'd be with this series so far. Seeing Cut and his family back was something I've been wanting to see since forever. ... also, don't know about you but I'm appreciating a lot the little details of TBB so far. It's such a great glimpse into what life was like early on after TCW that the creator in me is taking down notes that could prove useful for my own stories. The chain code notion for one is certainly interesting so I hope we see more of the same build on this era's lore.
An amazing 2nd episode IMO. Nothing crazy happens, nothing really important, but a lot of great world and character building, along with the reintroduction of cut and suu which is great because 1. Everyone loves to see them and 2. Because by using already established characters it leaves more time to flesh out the main characters. By god Filoni is a amazing story teller
I don’t think Omega would have the same inhibitor chip as the clone troopers. Didn’t the Kaminoan say she was a medical assistant? She wouldn’t have military orders.
It is possible that they didn’t bother removing the chip from Omega, provided that Omega is a heavily modified Jango clone and not from another template.
I really like how “evil” the clones appeared in this episode. The unmarked armor, the similar voice, the similar attitude. It’s really off putting for the average person.
Theory: Crosshair is such an amazing clone that tarkin wants him to be cloned and when they try something goes wrong and it demorfs the faces and their vocal cords. They then become death troopers. This also proves the good aim
i hope this series follows rex trying to get as many clone commanders to remove their chips. I'd love to see how wolffe removed his, and maybe even give a proper farewell to cody by having rex trying to help him, but something goes wrong and cody ends up sacrificing himself to save the rest. That could explain why rex was having so many commander cody flashbacks in rebels
@@yvettebalata2248 he shouted "cody" when kanan was calling him. it only happened once so i probably shouldn't have said he kept having flashbacks haha
@@edwardcui7535 oohh I should def rewatch that episode. So weird I’ve never noticed since I watched Rebels twice already and last time was literally this month ahah well thanks
I love both episodes!! It’s so good to see the studios quality animation and voice acting again and it’s been a very exciting story which helps understand order 66 a lot more
One part that I think should be noted is when that clone started to recognize Cut. The way he said "you look like..." seemed like it reinforced the idea that the clones had their minds almost completely reset and the idea of seeing a clone outside of the army had never crossed that clone since then. It's a really interesting touch in my opinion
@@GimmieTheJimmie The difference in that this was usually applied to only Coruscant guards since they never really on the frontline of combat compared to the rest of the clones. So you could say their programing still remain the same as oppose to frontline clones that developed personalities. Now all Clones are like that.
@@thitran1362 Them being on the frontlines doesn't make them all a people person. They have a strong sense of comradery amongst clones, but to average citizens, especially on just a police force, they just do their jobs, especially when the general public thinks that clones are freaks. We see this with how even regular clones treat the bad batch, as Tech remark that their behavior towards them is typical.
@@GimmieTheJimmie True, but I think the Coruscant Guard was a different case. It's not that they weren't frontline troops, but that their experiences were more security and control related instead of battlefield. They would have had less exposure to people in bad circumstances, and been more continuously trained in following the book and staying in order. Battlefield conditions allow for more opportunities for creative thinking and learning how and when to bend or break rules, and the Guard troops likely were kept away from most of it (at least until Palpatine was "kidnapped").
The only thing I kept shouting throughout the episode was"Daddy Hunter"! His moving into that role as Omega's parental figure was sweet, seeing how Cut did it before him, even thinking that he may not be up to it at first. I want to see how the other members settle into a more family lifestyle than a soldier squad.
I don't think any of the new series have "filler" in them. It's like putting a puzzle together when you can't see the picture. The pieces may not look like they go together, but in the end it completes the story. IMO Thanks for the break downs. You help me understand the connections and some of the big picture views.
The slow pace is perfect, it’s a new show, and it’s only the beginning of a 16 episode season. Wasn’t a fan of the Bad Batch in season 7, trailers got me more intrigued, and I am loving this show from Dave Filoni 🙏🏾
Simply amazing. All awards to the backgrounds! Sweet planetary bits n pieces!!! Hey, I love it again. The bar is pushed and it is safe to say, "Another new standard is set!" ME! I'm 50ish and felt like a kid enjoying a new comic. More b4 I go!
I really love seeing how hunter and omega are beginning to form that father-daughter relationship. I felt so sad for omega when she was sad when hunter left her...but I could understand how hard it had to be for hunter too as he wanted omega to be ok....im so glad she came back to him.
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Hunter = Sly Stallone (my idol)
so cool!
What did you think of the episode?
Thank you for watching the breakdown, see you in tomorrow's video!! Have a great day guys!
This episode was great!!
It was an ok episode
You as well
That guy's rambo
What if all the citizens are being transferred and forced to be the new Stormtroopers for the Empire? They could be taken to a remote location to be brainwashed to serve the Emperor as Stormtroopers.
Omega gets off ship and touches dirt, “I hate water, it’s wet and gets everywhere “
**triggered anakin noises**
😂
*omega when she learns humans are 60% water*:
I am the very thing I swore to destroy... fukc
"Water is cringe. I'm dirt gang now"
9:03 Hunter has electromagnetic powers???? How and when did this happen?? How is it even possible? Doesn't makes sense
I like how Wrecker is solid tank who likes blowing stuff up, but has got a soft part for kids...
That part where Wrecker became happy after seeing the kids of Cut and Suu and greeted them was so wholesome 🤗
@Kristopher Prime you're out of line, but correct!🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@rukielyte1216 how’s he out of line?
Uncle Wrecker ❤
I love the humorous dynamic between Tech and Wrecker lol 😆 It feels organic and makes me enjoy their characters
@@ej03947 jk. No offense 😅
When Cut mentioned Rex, I loved how excited Echo was.
Imagine having a conversation between Echo and Rex about how Fives didn't survive
@@mr.d418 if they talk with rex about the inhibitorchips, it is a must have
@@mr.d418 haha it would be insane if Rex didn’t mention fives in front of echo in season 7...
*wait a sec*
@@themelon_1785 tbf rex was more focused on getting echo back, he didnt want to spoil the moment by upsetting echo. Or he did and we just didn't see it
@@mr.d418 that’s very likely
I completely understand why the Empire switched to Stormtroopers, the Empire didn’t need an army as much as they needed a police force. They had to have a presence in the galaxy, not an elite squad of killers cloned from one of the greatest bounty hunters in history.
It's not a "police force" as in being cops instead of soldiers. It's more of a peacekeeping force (similar to what the UN likes to use), once step shy of formal martial law.
Also, Palpatine was very familiar with how the clones could be used to subvert a government. He wasn't going to let anyone have the same opportunity to use them against him. My theory is that Tarkin's purpose in the pilot episode was to craft a narrative that could be publicly shared about why the Empire no longer uses clones, since Order 66 couldn't be revealed.
@@JoRoq1 I think they will bring the Kamino Clone Rebellion back into cannon later in the series, which illustrates the point about clones as a potential tool against Palpatine perfectly, especially when all the clones came from 1 source (Kamino), it wasnt just cost that made the empire retire the clone army, it was security that was the main driver.
Outsourcing soldiers is good in the short term, but terrible for keeping an Empire intact as we learn from Rome.
Worlds are less likely to rebelle against you if you conscript their people as soldiers.
Plus it gets your battle hungry people more likely to fight and play for your Empire than to think about going Rebel on you.....at least in the short term as many Rebels turn out to have Imperial military history in the Rebellion later.
@@warherojango936 also creates jobs for the existing population, makes so much more financial sense
Seeing the clones turn into stormtroopers with accents was sad asf
They badass tho
That really was sad. Now they are soulless copies of eachother :(
I mean the accents didn’t change but how they would approach people verbalee were just like storm troopers but we noticed when Asoka was on the run the clones seemed heartless
Sad? SAD? No my friend, glorious! FOR THE EMPIRE
@@HowdyItLovll FOR THE EMPIRE!
Hunter is literally Jango Fett with a bigger moral compas and Omega is Boba.
As Hunter literally is Jango Fett, yes
Hunter still has his head.
yessir
@@sandwichclone479 For now, we don’t know what might happen to them
@@megaavonaco9954 now you say it.. they did'nt talk about the bad batch during the original trilogy. Meaning they probably died.
Hunter is honestly such an amazing character!
Yeah, he gives us an insight to how Jango Fett was before he lost everyone to the Death Watch and Jedi. And how Jango was with Boba.
Nice to see u here again
I love techs habit of answering people's questions even if there stupid/rhetorical
Rambooo
Agreed
Dang, I wish this episode was released on thursday and not friday so that we could have seen Rex in it.
lmao
Well played sir
Yeh sorry I’m pretty slow, would you be so kind to explain
@@rosstait8480 so in the episode it says rex came the day b4 the day the bad batch came so what he said was if the episode was the day b4 then we would have seen rex but it was a joke lmao idk what I'm doing with my life
@@rosstait8480 Yeah of course! Essentially I was making a joke that if the episode was released on Thursday and not Friday then Rex would have been at Cut's house when the Bad Batch came by.
To quote a past episode, "Old Friends Not Forgotten." Great to have Cut and his family back.
We love to see it
i am not ready for shattered and victory and death again 🥺
Wait dis is a reference to which part of dat past episode
@@giovanni_5435 Episode title from CW S7 referencing Cut and his family since S2 of CW... Old friends not forgotten..
9:03 Hunter has electromagnetic powers???? How and when did this happen?? How is it even possible? Doesn't makes sense
I love how this episode showed that Wrecker was more than a Big Bad Brute. Seeing Wrecker be a cool uncle warmed my heart so much, not to mention that it showed that Wrecker does get serious like he did with the clamp.
I love that Hunter is growing and becoming a great father figure as the episodes continue
No he cannot be her father, he is her brother....
@@tixxoncraftI parent my sister in a way. Older people should parent the younger. Nothing wrong with that.
@@tixxoncraft well i dont think Omega is made with Jango Fett's dna so they arent blood related at most they both might have been created in the same lab but that is nothing since we are born in hospitals with other children so from my point of view THE JEDI ARE EVIL!!!....emmm...i mean he could totally be her father figure.
@@tixxoncraft Not necessarily. My running theory is that she's spliced with someone else's DNA (possibly someone force sensitive but that remains to be seen) and that's why she's female. If that's the case, having half of one template's DNA and half of another that's technically make her the biological daughter of Jango Fett rather than a true clone like everyone else.
That said, doesn't really matter. Just like how Boba can be Jango's son just because he chose to make him his son despite him being a clone.
@@hiimchrisj for me they will remain siblings but youre right
Seriously, just give Dave Filoni the keys to Star Wars and all the money he wants to make whatever he wants... Dave Filoni is a GOD!
He’s messed up on some things that I wish fans would bring up, tho. Like how he made stormtroopers into useless cannon fodder in The Mandalorian and Rebels. He doesn’t seem to understand what stormtroopers should be.
@@disguisedcentennial835 they were even more useless in the live action movies, I dont get your point
We’ll be just been officially promoted I think
@@disguisedcentennial835 I mean to some extent they've been used as comedic relief. However if you're referring to the mandalorian the remnants empire were disorganized and weak.
As far as Star Wars rebels it's a softer show than clone Wars and it's probably expected by Disney that the Stormtroopers are used for comedic relief
Except for rebels
Hunter is literally Rambo and I love it
I keep imagining Temuera Morrison with Rambo hair.
@@JordoF6 and a big ass knife
@@potatolord5827
that’s not a kniofe
*Pulls out a sword*
NOW THATS A KNOIFE
Hopefully this series doesn't ends up like Last Blood lol
@@kingolympus2335 ahh, gone are the days where you could fly from Australia to New York with a short sword on your belt
Hunter and Omega's father-daughter relationship is wholesome and is making me really enjoy the show more.
It feels like it could go very Geralt & Ciri.
How she just adds dumb side quests
@@lordpatrick6312 I agree
I dislike omega thus far. She has added nothing important to the plot and is at this point wasting screen time. Hopefully she becomes important.
I think you really missed the significance of the moment when she removes her jewellery and probably thinks about Nala Se, who is kind of a mother for her
It also signifies her removing last association with kamino. She left, shot a soldier and now removed her kaminoian jewelry.
I agree. It shows her homesickness for her Kaminoan family and longing for a new family with the BB. Her dad figure yelled at her and she’s just feeling lonely and confused. 🥺 Then she tries to “earn back” his favor by running the chain codes to Cut and Suu, only to find out Hunter wants her to leave and go with them. Thankfully, it all worked out in the end, though.
Yea thats exaxtly what he said. I wonder now if she'll turn on the Kaminoans or if the Kaminoans will turn on the Empire
@@felixdesjardins4030 From what i remember, th battlefront 2 2005 campaign shows the kaminoans breeding a batch of first generation clones to try and regain independence from the empire, potentially they might be visiting it again in the bad batch, perhaps llama su was the breeder who started the little rebellion
@@felixdesjardins4030 From the end of episode 1 it seems like the Kaminoans might rebel against the Empire.
Wrecker gave me zeb vibes when he slams the clones helmets together, hunter as rambo, and tech as donatello from the turtles lol
I was about to make the Wrecker- Zeb comment. It was such a Zeb move
I watched the 2014 tmnt last night and I had the tech vibe
It was a good chill episode. Nothing too wild, but just enough detail to give us a sense of how the Empire is slowly taking over.
Chain code is like earth's counterpart passport. You got IC and license plate just like the empire. Make sense if you ask me.
quickly taking over, I always thought Palpatines approval rating must've been really good after the war ended (Empire Day), but now I can't imagine the majority of the people being happy about the transition
@@user-fu7zf4ck9z Well, national debt paid, registered citizenship. A bit of tyranny here and there and BOOM! Empire prosper.
@Jayden Kleiberg Ummm we dont commit genocide and slavery... sooo.
@Jayden Kleiberg Its understandable that the Empire have a lot of flaws and have a very bad starting point but you cant ignore in economical standpoint that they prosper in a way. Just my POV.
I was worried that adding Omega to the show would hurt it since when most shows have a child character, they tend to be too annoying and drag down the show, but I'm glad to see that Omega is actually a decent character and I get the feeling she'll only improve in each episode.
Much like Ashoka was developed. In the beginning, she was cocky, arrogant and annoying but she matured and developed throughout time and I see this happening with Omega
Right now, I find omega really annoying.
@@vedangsinghal3038 Yeah she has her moments where she is frustrated and just getting in the way of the squad, but hopefully next ep we will find out more about her and make her more of an interesting character. Personally I quite like her as a character, considering her being a female clone and raised by Nala se
After Ahsoka and Grogu, how could you have any doubts? I’m surprised you don’t trust Filoni with child characters by now.
One of the only things I don’t trust him with are stormtroopers, since he uses them for cheap gags instead of competent enemies.
@@disguisedcentennial835 let’s be honest, Stormtroopers haven’t been competent since A New Hope. And Ahsoka started off annoying in CW, remember?
The whole transition feels so creepy. It's weird seeing the clones in their clone armor behave and act like stormtroopers (like the protocols and being a bad guy). It's really well done tho!
The clone army did have protocols. We just saw a lot of stories with Anakin (and Ahsoka and R2 who reflected his personality), who was more than willing to discard and disregard protocol when it suited his purpose.
It's a whiplash for the audience because we all saw, bonded with, and came to love the clones' characterizations throughout the Clone Wars.
Now, they act like stormtroopers due to the Chips basically killing their personalities. It's been done amazingly, and it's corrected the issue a lot of fans had with the Legends' interpretation (no Chip; the clones were just programmed and would activate any Orders when prompted without hesitation), if not surpassing it (due to the tragedy of what's happened to them).
@@KimPossibleShockwave I still hate the chips, order 66 was way more interesting when it was just an order that the clones were given and they had to decide if they were going to go against their code “good soldiers follow orders” and help their Jedi escape or do what they’ve been doing all war and follow orders. Imagine that conversation that Rex and That clone at the end of season 7 except everywhere between tons of clones, it would be so much more interesting than just “oh their droids now”
@@snusemcgoose1001 I disagree, very few clones would ever follow that order. It won't make any sense. The clones would never willingly turn on their heroes and generals. Do you honestly think Plo's Boys would suddenly turn on their General? The guy who told them they are all unique and special? Same with Yoda and others. Most Jedi weren't like Krell, most were somewhere between Obi-Wan and Anakin, they bonded with their clones (even Jedi like Luminara and Ki-Adi Mundi who were more distant had earned their troops' full respect and admiration. It just wouldn't work. Not with the whole philosophy behind this show, which humanizes the clones.
You know it bad when they stopped calling each other nicknames and called each other by their CT number. So sad..
I like what they did to wrecker this episode. In the trailers I thought he might be overly annoying portraying the big strong dummy but he’s actually a damn good soldier and always alert. Great episode ✨
I totally agree
I love how well the Bad Batch show plays homage to the clone wars
Definitely not because it’s basically a continuation
@@ONYXG9000 that made no sense
@@alexanderjavier5237 it did but ok
It’s basically a continuation
@@alexanderjavier5237 wdym?
@@ONYXG9000 Yeah... 😂
Crosshair is an original Death Trooper, the green tint in his visor and the black armor is a clue.
no.
@@Ty-nw5sx it makes sense
She removes her head pendant, symbolic of her leaving Kamino behind.
Yeah in my head that's kind of the point where she stops being CT-9905(her most likely clone ID number) and truly becomes Omega, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the adult clones get a similar scene at some point where they essentially let go of their identity as "clone troopers" and essentially create a new identity for themselves.
Did Hunter wanting Omega to go with Cut and Suu remind anyone else of when Mando wanted Grogu to stay with Omera and her daughter?
i think throughout the series, seeing the clones just turn into stormtroopers is going to be even more heartbreaking than it already has been in this episode
Your pfp complements your comment
@@lilvinegar5526 new series: happy face
You'll see the clones turn into stormtroopers: deppresed face
What if we see cody mindlessly working with crosshair? What if cody and rex face off?
@@DarthGardens Think Rex good guys wear white
I love how good a job they do with filming Hunter. The different camera angles showing the two different sides of his face depending on what kind of scene it is is brilliant
The Bad Batch definitely has the same character as the Clone Wars. Let's hope we will encounter more action in the following episodes.
Seeing all the Clones act like Stormtroopers so suddenly gives me so much Dark Times comic vibes and I love it.
I like how Cut is like the older brother/ friend who has a family and a stable life that you visit time to time for advice or when things get hard.
I didn't hear any advice. I know he went for help but I guess the only help he wanted was for getting omega to safety.
Omega is like that kid that wants to follow wherever adventure goes.
I just feel like she wants to stay with hunter and the bad batch because they're the only people she can relate to, as one of the 5 "defective" clones I'd imagine she'd rather stay with them over cut
Off topic but, she looks like a sim ... a cute sim.
i think she isnt that into the adventures, but in staying with her "family"
Yeah I know she’s annoying
@@mikey2moo Well she can grow like Ashoka did.
wait wait, hold up a sec...
did a little clone kid just get more character development in two episodes of a cartoon than Rey, Finn and Poe had combined in the entire Sequel Trilogy?
Says something about the sequels right?
@@adrianpallis4568 🤦♂️ those films were such a waste of money, I look back on how excited I was for TWA and cringe, I was delusional, I admit it.
@@George-um2vc
What are you talking about? The sequels had huge character development.
@@wyattmcgee1 lol
@@wyattmcgee1 😆
I think Omega was really cute. When they arrived on Saleucami, she had never seen simple things such as dirt before, because she only know her life on Kamino. (reminded me of Merrin in Fallen Order, there is dialogue with her talking about how Bogano feels strange and new to her, because she’d only seen Dathomir before). I also love Cut, just a simple man trying to make his way in the universe, by just having a simple life.
Despite the slower pace, it was a really nice episode.
I can’t wait to see our good old captain Rex again. (Assuming that is indeed going to happen, I definitely think it will)
we got a glimpse of him in one of the trailers, so I think we will see him.
Rex can't not appear, he's too important and especially he's a clone in a clone series
@@redstonewisard I found her annoying for disobeying every single order
@@evanstern1682 She’s a kid. It’s like Cut’s wife said. Kids will always get in trouble.
@@quentinhiller8831 true
First Din Djahrin and baby Yoda, now Hunter and Omega. I love how Disney are incorporating parental themes in Star Wars - it works so well. :)
There’s been more character development in these 2 episodes than all of the sequel trilogy lol
the creators said in an interview that they want to stay true to georges vision 💪
MM3 lol true! That what makes Filoni a great storyteller.
I've been asking people is there anything in each three films that is universal loved liked the prequels film. I haven't found anything yet for the sequels that is universal loved by the fans.
Agree 100%!
Wow how original 😒
I hope Echo gets to see Rex again
It was emotional building for me and I really like Omega, she isn't that emporewed girl child, she's just a kid who is curious about everything and saw a connection with the bad batch. I'm really impatient to find out what happen's next week !
Yeah she is just curious little girl that wants to see the galaxy
She probably is an empowered character, we don't know what her mutations are yet.
Itll really piss me off if she just ends up being another Mary Sue that can defeat anyone for no reason.
I think she is a force wielder
@@yigit2223 nah
@@yigit2223 hopefully she's not. Or if she is hopefully her powers aren't released till the end of the series, in some penultimate conclusion to the bad batch squad. It'll piss me off if she just become another overpowered SJW character
"The Deserter" is actually one of my favorite Clone Wars episodes so it was great to see Cut and his family again. I really enjoyed the episode. I love well done character development.
Episode of character development and parenting
"I rather fight droids than raise a child, you have no idea what you're in for." - Bad Batch 2021
I'm honestly loving this show so far, i love how it shows us life right after order 66 and pre episode 4
Loved seeing Cut Lawquane again, hope it’s not the last time either! Loved the episode, it really has a great amount of emotion I wasn’t expecting and I love that - Cannot wait for more!
You type fast.
My theory is that Order 66 triggered the Clones “Factory Reset Setting”, hence rather than being battle-harden veterans of the Clone Wars, they now are as if they were “Shinies” or even more inexperienced. Simply robots.
I don't think so. They were still very competent in season 7 and managed to hunt down jedi across the galaxy. They seem weak in this show because of the bad batch. They are just better. Even Echo who isn't modified still is an arc trooper.
@@woahwoah2207 Might be, but Echo doesn’t have the chip anymore. Also my theory explains why Crosshair is such a bad shot now.
Ofc it is simply plot armor but it’s fun to come up with in-universe reasons for it
Almost like Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story 3
Instead of a factory reset, its more of a suppression imo. The limited degree of freedom due to the strict adherence to protocols makes them “robotic”. However, these clones are still human and the rationalization of each action will create tension and thereby decrease efficiency. The clones we know and love are experienced due to the many free decisions they can make and thus build individual personalities (along with the influence of the Jedi they serve under). Once that freedom and connection got lost and manipulated as betrayal, you get mindless drones that are somehow worse at doing their jobs. I mean… imo.
@@MajorBsItaliaBricksIT Crosshair is still very accurate. We see him it some good shots in the short fight scene at the end of episode 1, but he was definitely slow on pulling the trigger.
I like how omega is kinda like hunter's adopted child an he's a father figure to omega
I think they all are. Like steven universe
@@DarthGardens wrecker is more like a little brother because of his emotional age of 5
I was concerned when I saw omega in the trailers but she's quickly become one of my favorite characters. I really like the chemistry she has with hunter.
This episode was brilliant for world building, showing the transition from the republic to the empire. It also showed some character development with Hunter at the end he treat her like a child rather than a soldier. Plus it was great to see how Cuts story ended. I’d give the episode a 7/10
@@lo9893 exactly, filler episodes that actually still develop characters are great.
SW does a good job at making filler episodes worthwhile! Like you said the world-building in this episode is insane and explains a lot of the small things that are going on. SW made me enjoy filler episodes and animes like Naruto made me hate them lol.
This episode and series highlights why I love Filoni's storytelling/projects. Nothing is waisted. All best content comes back into play. Old Characters we loved, Legends material never forgotten, Classic Worlds visited, Droids we remember, Aliens, Video games we loved, etc. He always stay true keeping GL's legacy alive.
Also I really enjoy the post Clone War's/Revenge Of The Sith world building. And I really appreciate the story development in this episode. This series setting is perfect. Can't wait to see where it goes cause the possibilities are endless.
I love your videos.
@@JohnIsaacXIV Thx so much man. :)
I hope we see commander Cody in an episode, and see what happened to him after order 66
Rex vs cody?
POTENTIAL SPOILER:
ITS COMING
cody was confirmed to be in the show in a leak
@@perosinalmc7143 he had to be tho... Cody and the Bad Batch known each other and somewhat close too. They have to put Cody in!
@@quinten2529 needs to happen
Good man that Cody
One thing that occurred to me after episode one was maybe the “bad batch” wasn’t actually a a bad batch. Maybe the kaminoans purposefully made these clones, trying to enhance them and make them immune to certain functions from their inhibitor chips. Like an Alpha version of the clones from the Kaminoan rebellion against the empire, for example. Just a theory. I don’t think they were made on accident
Not accidents, but experiments to see what would turn out.
Love it😂 Theory is constantly mixing Echo’s with Omega’s name, “The boys and Echo.”😂😂😂😂
Theory calling Echo a bitch?
I really am enjoying the relationship with Hunter and Omega, she seems to really idolize him even before he met her. I do hope that we continue developing that relationship, but also I would like to see Omega develop a relationship with all the Bad Batch members.
I feel like the bad batch will have a great ending... and i hope we see rex
I’m pretty sure Rex was in one of the trailers
@@apexdeer9362 yes
I hope that we wil see vader would be Nice
@@apexdeer9362 from what i heard its said to be in episode 4 or his appearence at the end of episode 3
I think they will all die. At least that's my plan
Seeing Omega pick up/touch dirt for the first time really brought a smile to my face. I found it adorable for some reason lol
Hunter and omega lowkey reminds me of mando with grogu
this! It’s all too similar to the Mandalorian. We don’t need another “guy becomes the father role of kid he adopted” i mean c’mon, is that everything you can come up with? At least grogu was cute and not too annoying cause he couldn’t talk and was more of a baby. But omega is super childish even though she is like 11. Plus she seems to have special talents, another copied trait of grogu.
@@ZZ-qs8ud all i said was they remind me of mando with grogu, that's all
@lucasXcorne He was a clancker, and like a clone you blasted him
Hopefully this won't turn into a copy of any SW show we already have... That would be disappointing. Looking forward to next episodes.
Imagine having a rogue Special Ops team forge space documents for your family. It's like if SEAL team helped smuggle you onto a Nasa space launch to a Mars colony.
They're the A-Team.
This episode was so beautiful, especially to see them building their relationship
Ironically, if omega doesn’t have accelerated growth, she could be the same physical age as the other bad batch members
Maybe she hasn't got accelerated aging, because we don't know if she was created with the other clones or not. If she was created with the bad batch, she might not have accelerated aging.
Omega has the ability of every bad batch person proof her "lucky shot" in episode 1 and she was looking over at tech coding into the chain codes like she knew what he was doing
Could be right. Omega means last, I think. Could be she has all of the abilities. Or hear me out this is a long shot, she was made to create more clone children. That's a long shot by a million miles. I suggest this because the Caminoans didn't suppress the clones' ability to mate etc... But my knowledge is rusty. And that seems gross now that I think of it. Anyways Carry on.
@@hunta4lif3 you could be right, Omega was created so they could have a fresh new human to take a sample from
Wow! Omega has had a lot of character development in only 2 episodes!
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Rey Palpatine*
@@aidanlucas6545 Identity theft is not a joke. Rey needs to go to jail for taking the galaxy's heroes name.
@@cole5953 Rey Mysterio*
@@aidanlucas6545 please take this matter more seriously, identity theft is not a joke.
@@aidanlucas6545 No she isn't. The movie sucked and made no sense. She's probably going to be cold and alone for the rest of her life or be possessed by the sith. Having all the skywalkers die and the offspring of the villan name herself after them is meaningless. Sidous wins. Rey is a shithead.
That bar code registration is either scary as f*ck or we’ve all forgotten about social security numbers and ID’s to fly in our current democracies lmao
Vax passports is what I thought of.
@@littleblizzard7591 you do realize that normal passports require certain vaccinations right?
@@austin5944 yep.
@@littleblizzard7591 like they have for years
@@austin5944 MRNA vaccines are brand new technology never tested before though. Not the same as any previous vaccine ever developed, so yea kinda scary.
Im so hyped for the next episode. I hope we‘ll see ahsoka and rex, maybe gregor
Rex is already confirmed
@@CT-fr5su I assume Gregor and Wolffe as well.
I'd rather not have Ahsoka, she's one of my favorite characters, but she's in enough already. This show is about mostly clones, and I'd rather they don't throw Ahsoka in there just for fans to see.
@@MilkTea101 Hopefully
@@CT-fr5su They have to explain to us how he found them, they also have to explain to us how the Bad Batch knows that Rex is a deserter. Makes sense eh?
I like star wars theory's breakdowns, they're so much calmer and less worried about all the tiny Insignificant specs of dust that may or may not be a reference, plus he gives better context to others shows and time periods.
Keep it up👍
I loved the episode! There’s beautiful themes here that you don’t often see in any other show. The difficulties of parenting; innocence of children and their proclivity to make mistakes and what it’s like to live under a tyrannical regime. I really enjoyed it and I too suspect that we’ll see Ahsoka and Rex
Two things I loved about this episode.
1. The show initially makes Wrecker kind of seem like a big dull brute, who only knows how to break stuff. But this episode you see wrecker operate on his own, and mature up when he needs to. For instance, the scene in the dock where Echo can’t get the boot unlocked, Wrecker snaps into gear without a word, says “Move” in the most focused way ever, and rips the boot off. I thought that was dope lol. He can really focus up when he needs to.
2. The clones, feel so threatening now. Yes, obviously because they’ve been manipulated by the chip, but also, because they’re still clones, they really haven’t lost their lethality. Plot armor aside; they’re no nonsense, smart, disciplined as ever, and can still shoot straighter than regular stormtroopers. (as evidenced by the 3 or 4 blaster shots landing on the box wrecker was shielding himself with.) it makes this show way more intense cause you know they likely won’t be easily duped when shit gets hairy. Hunter and the gang will have to be creative, lol.
You are 100% correct. As a father, this episode and Omega herself really resonates with the parent in me.
I loved how the clones have lost their legion colours so quickly showing they are turning into stormtroopers
The clones remind me of season 5 clone wars when they are hunting ahsoka down just the way they are acting
I'm honestly more impressed than I thought I'd be with this series so far. Seeing Cut and his family back was something I've been wanting to see since forever.
... also, don't know about you but I'm appreciating a lot the little details of TBB so far. It's such a great glimpse into what life was like early on after TCW that the creator in me is taking down notes that could prove useful for my own stories. The chain code notion for one is certainly interesting so I hope we see more of the same build on this era's lore.
i honestly dont think the empire does know about Omega. i think the caminoans kept her a secret, hints why they didnt say anything about her
Omega matured more in two episodes than *those* old friends from high school did in ten years.
more* than those...
*Unpopular Opinion:*
This episode was good.
Less action, much more character developpment, it's essential to a series
Not sure why it's unpopular to be honest.
Is that unpopular?
@@btecbradford5079 Apparently. A lot of people thought it was too filler.
@@cozzb1938 by Filoni’s logic, it’s actually not filler, since allows us to learn quite a lot and it progresses the plot.
An amazing 2nd episode IMO. Nothing crazy happens, nothing really important, but a lot of great world and character building, along with the reintroduction of cut and suu which is great because 1. Everyone loves to see them and 2. Because by using already established characters it leaves more time to flesh out the main characters. By god Filoni is a amazing story teller
I don’t think Omega would have the same inhibitor chip as the clone troopers. Didn’t the Kaminoan say she was a medical assistant? She wouldn’t have military orders.
It is possible that they didn’t bother removing the chip from Omega, provided that Omega is a heavily modified Jango clone and not from another template.
I really like how “evil” the clones appeared in this episode. The unmarked armor, the similar voice, the similar attitude. It’s really off putting for the average person.
Theory: Crosshair is such an amazing clone that tarkin wants him to be cloned and when they try something goes wrong and it demorfs the faces and their vocal cords. They then become death troopers. This also proves the good aim
Smart
i hope this series follows rex trying to get as many clone commanders to remove their chips. I'd love to see how wolffe removed his, and maybe even give a proper farewell to cody by having rex trying to help him, but something goes wrong and cody ends up sacrificing himself to save the rest. That could explain why rex was having so many commander cody flashbacks in rebels
Wait, when did he get flashbacks about Cody? Can't remember that
@@yvettebalata2248 he shouted "cody" when kanan was calling him. it only happened once so i probably shouldn't have said he kept having flashbacks haha
@@edwardcui7535 oohh I should def rewatch that episode. So weird I’ve never noticed since I watched Rebels twice already and last time was literally this month ahah well thanks
@@yvettebalata2248
here's the link to that clip to save you some time
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@@edwardcui7535 thanks! ✨
This episode was pretty cool love that vids man I also feel like hunter is being the father figure like din to grogu
I love both episodes!! It’s so good to see the studios quality animation and voice acting again and it’s been a very exciting story which helps understand order 66 a lot more
A very solid episode! I loved the progression of the Clones under the Empire.
One part that I think should be noted is when that clone started to recognize Cut. The way he said "you look like..." seemed like it reinforced the idea that the clones had their minds almost completely reset and the idea of seeing a clone outside of the army had never crossed that clone since then. It's a really interesting touch in my opinion
To be honest I don’t think the clones’ behavior has changed that much. They’ve always been cold to civilians, like in the Corusant episodes
It was a bit different since it was war. But now it's just sad.
Yeah it's not a new thing at all, especially the episodes on Coruscant.
@@GimmieTheJimmie The difference in that this was usually applied to only Coruscant guards since they never really on the frontline of combat compared to the rest of the clones. So you could say their programing still remain the same as oppose to frontline clones that developed personalities. Now all Clones are like that.
@@thitran1362 Them being on the frontlines doesn't make them all a people person. They have a strong sense of comradery amongst clones, but to average citizens, especially on just a police force, they just do their jobs, especially when the general public thinks that clones are freaks. We see this with how even regular clones treat the bad batch, as Tech remark that their behavior towards them is typical.
@@GimmieTheJimmie True, but I think the Coruscant Guard was a different case. It's not that they weren't frontline troops, but that their experiences were more security and control related instead of battlefield. They would have had less exposure to people in bad circumstances, and been more continuously trained in following the book and staying in order. Battlefield conditions allow for more opportunities for creative thinking and learning how and when to bend or break rules, and the Guard troops likely were kept away from most of it (at least until Palpatine was "kidnapped").
I love the slow world building episodes like this one helps the viewer to understand more
The only thing I kept shouting throughout the episode was"Daddy Hunter"! His moving into that role as Omega's parental figure was sweet, seeing how Cut did it before him, even thinking that he may not be up to it at first. I want to see how the other members settle into a more family lifestyle than a soldier squad.
That would be great but I have a bad feeling that they're going to get taken out one by one
This is seriously my new favorite show I did not sign up for such wholesomeness but I am HERE for it!! 😂❤️
I like how they’re leaving a planet at the end of both episodes so far...maybe it’s a theme?!😅
Like in Mando
I don't think any of the new series have "filler" in them. It's like putting a puzzle together when you can't see the picture. The pieces may not look like they go together, but in the end it completes the story. IMO
Thanks for the break downs. You help me understand the connections and some of the big picture views.
I think the show will end in an epilogue with Omega fully grown, looking at that photo of the Bad Batch from Episode One
No please not😭😭😭😭
That would be so sad. Don’t do the dirty they did to me with the Clone Wars Season 7.
STOP HURTING ME 😭😭😭😭
The slow pace is perfect, it’s a new show, and it’s only the beginning of a 16 episode season. Wasn’t a fan of the Bad Batch in season 7, trailers got me more intrigued, and I am loving this show from Dave Filoni 🙏🏾
Omega is the early Ahsoka of the show and I love it
Simply amazing. All awards to the backgrounds! Sweet planetary bits n pieces!!! Hey, I love it again. The bar is pushed and it is safe to say, "Another new standard is set!" ME! I'm 50ish and felt like a kid enjoying a new comic. More b4 I go!
I would love to see The Bad Batch capture some standard rank clones and try and remove their chips
I loved this episode as it gave us a learning curve for Omega and shows how the Bad Batch are starting to truly become individuals, especially Hunter.
Omega: What is this?
Anakin: I don't like sand
i loved the new hope reference when wrecker hit his head on the bar, like the stormtrooper hitting his head on the door
I have to say I liked this episode more than first. Seeing old characters and Hunter being a father figure :)
This episode did a great job of showing transition into the empire. it was like a perfect mix of clone wars and rebels!!!!!
I really love seeing how hunter and omega are beginning to form that father-daughter relationship. I felt so sad for omega when she was sad when hunter left her...but I could understand how hard it had to be for hunter too as he wanted omega to be ok....im so glad she came back to him.
Thanks. You are literally this the only channel out that uses no spoiling thumbnails and titles
Omega is adorable
Am i the only one who thinks she is annoying ?
@@jonas7864 probably
@@jonas7864 you're not alone, she's like ezra annoying af
@@jonas7864 no
@@jonas7864 Nah I agree with you Jonas she is grating on me a bit.
I never was a Star Wars fan but the Sequel Trilogy, Mandalorian and Bad Batch have been so good to me. Glad I gave them a shot.