The clones were bred to fight, they haven't stopped fighting since they could hold a blaster. The clones have been dying since the clone wars started. To see but a few clones get to live out their lives peacefully just makes me happy.
It was refreshing to have a "bad guy" Crosshair be redeemed and stay alive. Usually they make the redeemed bad guy sacrifice themselves as a cheap way to get you to forgive all their wrong doings.
Very good point. Redemption isn't really redemption if they just die, that's actually the easiest way out. Vader would have absolutely been executed if he had survived in ROTJ. Boromir is another good example, because he got the feel-good sacrificial death that spares him the guilty feelings after. The hardest stories to write are for characters that try to be redeemed but have to live as well
@@Captain_Insano_nomercy crosshair even tries that way saying to the bad batch to leave and he would rescue omega by himself saying afterwards thats what he deserved. But his family didnt give up on him and that was sweet.
I personally enjoyed all 3 seasons a lot and it was a great show to watch with my family over the last few years. I never mind the "filler" episodes as they are usually just fun and rewatchable adventures. Funnily enough my two toddlers love the Tech racing episode.
To be fair, the reason for that episode was to give Tech some time in the spotlight before his unfortunate demise in the season finale. He and Echo didn't get as much focus in Season 1, and this episode seemed to be the show making up for lost time.
Honestly you put it perfectly, season 3 was consistently at a good level but never went nuts, whereas season 2 had some very high highs like the Crosshair empire episodes, the best Rex double feature and the crazy finale, and lowest lows, like the treasure hunting episode or other lackluster “filler” episodes
I was surprised that the Bad Batch (the ones that survived anyway) got basically a happily ever after but honestly, I feel like it was nice to have some characters enjoy something like that. Cause in the grand scheme of things, the Clone Wars era/Prequel era or whatever you call it is associated with tragedy. So many characters we've followed from this period either die, become corrupted, are forced into exile, are cast aside with little hope of aid or are forced into a fight they'll never see the end of. I think with that in mind, it's nice that we have at least a handful of characters that can enjoy a nice life after fighting for pretty much their entire lives. I doubt the vast majority of the Clone army was so lucky. Would I have liked a darker, Rogue One style ending with more death and larger scale events taking place involving the Batch? Sure, but I'm gonna judge the final season for what it is, not what I wish it was. Not saying the finale disappointed me, it just subverted my expectations in a good way.
I’m genuinely surprised Tech stayed dead, cuz no one seems to actually die and stay dead for good in the Disney era. They usually always retcon it so the character survives or the hit wasn’t a lethal blow like what they’ve done with Lightsabers
Thor always does. In the vast ocean that is the ‘TH-cam Star Wars content community’, Thor is a Narwhal. ….meaning he’s a unicorn. He’s been my #1 ‘go to’ for nearly a decade now.
@@wesbgreer instead of star wars theory who gets triggered that his little 14 year old fan theories don't come true and only wants to see prequel cameos
@@joshhudson7413I got into an argument with Theory over him putting Mando's first face reveal on his thimbnail. I had his videos set to notify me on my phone when they dropped and saw it pop up while I was still at work, spoiling the first time he removed his helmet well before I had a chance to watch the show. I tried just telling Theory in a comment about it in hopes he might avoid it in the future but he got pretty shitty and it devolved into an argument. He got incredibly defensive for whatever reason lol. Immediately unfollowed, haven't watch his videos since.
The end credits music was surprisingly beautiful, I never thought I'd shed a tear for a single musical piece. But on the other hand, It left me questions like Where's Rex? What happened to Cody and Wolffe? And What was the point of Asajj Ventress returning?
Hey Thor, how was it watching Episode I in the movie theater again? In my city a handful of theaters had two screenings each. Me and a friend went to one close to the school where we studied back in the day, and we randomly ran across several other friends and acquaitances, some of which I hadn't seen in a long time. It reminded me the Star Wars used to be an event, something special, that it seemed we had lost
I was surprised S3 finished behind S2. Sure, S2 did have a couple of big moments but it didn't hit its stride until well past its half-way point. Before then it had been much like S1. S3 was pretty consistent throughout. Beyond that, it's an interesting comment on the state of Star Wars that one of the biggest moments of S3 was no moment at all. Tech stayed dead.
Season 2 ep12 thru to to the Season finale was pretty epic and hit hard emotionally. Whereas season 3 was just OK but kinda forgetable. Even though I havent rewatched S2 since it came out it stayed with me in memory. S3 ive already forgotten exactly what happened and why because there was no emotional reasonance.
I am really excited to find out what the next show will be. Really hoping for something set in a different time than between 3 & 4, I am starting to get bored of that. Maybe something during the Mando time period or even (and this is really out there) a show focused on Obiwan and Anikin between 1 & 2. I’d love to see a few seasons covering that ten year time period. Some of my favorite books growing up were the “Jedi Apprentice” and “Jedi Quest” books.
The having moments to breathe (or the lack of) is why I 'm not as much of a fan of the prequels. I've always felt that we were just hopping from situation to situation because they had to set something up int the future episodes. Through much of the films, I was wondering why this was happening or what was the motivation for this other character's action. I got a completely different feel from when Luke asked Ben about the Clone Wars in "A New Hope". Episodes IV, V, and VI felt like they moved more organically. This is what I felt with this season of "The Bad Batch". The stories felt like they fit together very well, rather than the mission of the week that we got from season 2. I chalk seson one up to we were just getting introduced to a set of characters, and they writers didn't have a complete story arc laid out. I think the best episodes where when Crosshair was stalking them on the downed - was it a Venator class ship; I can't remember. Anyway, this third season was consistently on my weekly must see list, so much so that I renewed my Disney subscription just to watch this show. Two things stand out; Omega never got to user her crossbow that Echo gave her, and the one off cameo of Visage, though enjoyable and I like the episode, was felt more like "we need to put a hook in there for future stories.". I would have liked to have seem maybe Kanen Jarrus show up, kind of completing the circle seeing as he was the was the one that they originally were hunting before disabling the chip.
My only disappointment was that there was no real continuation of the clones situation with senator chuchi. I really would have loved a last stand of the clones vs the empire. But overall definitely loved this season.
I was surprised that Season 3 was under Season 2, but I see why. The Clone Conspiracy arc are my two favorite episodes in the entire show, followed closely by The Outpost and the Season 1 premiere, Aftermath. I do think Season 3 is one of the best seasons, however, because of it's consistent quality and overall great pacing compared to Season 2 with almost half the episodes being some form of "filler." That being said, as I mentioned before, my favorite episodes are not even from this season, so I can see Season 2 being higher than Season 3 because there were certainly more emotional and exciting notes that hit way harder than anything else anyone was expecting in Season 2 than Season 3. I keep on saying this, but someone dying in the finale would have slightly changed this, even though that episode is still great without a death, and this show on a whole is quite fantastic!
Just binge watched season 3 over the last few days as I didn’t want to wait week on week for a 20 min ep. I thought it was a great closer for the Bad Batch story, the closing minutes were nice. 7.5/10 for me.
I still haven't watched season three... but based on all of the positive reviews, I might consider watching it... eventually. Maybe when I resubscribe to Disney+ for Andor season 2.
I felt although season 3 was a conclusion to the whole series and therefore has more weight. As a season, season 2 did alot better, the 16 episodes had a more clear storyline and progression whereas season 3 was very narrow in story telling and the stakes were a bit lower leaving many viewers with an unfamiliar feeling as if the show isnt finished. By ending the season with saving omega, many story lines feel rushed or unfinished and as such, although season 2 ends on a cliff hanger comparing seasons 2 does feel more complete
I did enjoy all of them. Though two had a bit of a better overarching story. Still, all three seasons trounce most of the live-action shows except mando 1-2 and andor.
I liked all three seasons but the ending should have been done better. For one, Scorch either shouldn’t have ben used at all or reminder of Delta should’ve taken place of those shadow operatives. And the last episode shouldn’t have introduced 3 more shadow operatives in the last 20 min. If there was only the one we saw then he could have had more impact. And maybe could have turned out to be Cody. I just hoped they would wrap up stories of clones that weren’t in Rebels.
They nailed the tone of this season, but the story was a little thin. NOT BAD, just a little thin. But after Tales of The Lamepire i'm not gonna complain.
Ventress fell FLAT???????? Maybe for someone that needs answers right away, but for those that know that there is more to come, not at all. Seems that this person doesn't know the word BUILDING.
The other thing to consider is that there were fewer people watching. To put it bluntly I’ve seen Disney mess too many things up and I’ve just cut it out of my life. I still watch the original star wars and I still look at a few things that are star wars related, but when I’m presented with anything Disney wise with Star Wars I just treat it like the plague. I’ve heard some pretty good things about the bad batch season 3, but just because an abusive spouse is offering to take you out to dinner doesn’t mean they’re not trying to real you back in. Because of that I’ve cancelled my D+ subscription and just decided to move on. That being said I still listen to things surrounding Star Wars just to stay in the loop, but I only do it from independent sources who aren’t biased to either side, so please keep up the good work.
S3 was just OK. It was portrayed as a great exciting conclusion to the storyline which left me wondering as to think 'when is this series going to get going' ? Just seemed to drag on and then end. So, to conclude, I personally feel the storyline was rushed in its end.
Having a clone uprising take down Tantis would have been lore-breaking. I am glad that didn't happen. I don't think this season was great as it was all, Omega is captured, we need to rescue her... again... twice... Crosshair saved the season because he was the best thing in it. As per usual.
Wtf happened here guys, this makes no sense. I bet the majority of you are just thinking about S2 finally and Crossair episodes and i dare you to remeber the first half of the s2
I think season three was the best. It seemed more focused with little no filler or lame side quest episodes that added up to nothing. It just missed that one big moment. Wish it wasn’t over.
I don’t understand the hype over Season 3. It was easily the worst season of them all. Every season just undoes the previous season. It also creates huge problems for canon because as of now, Rex just gave up for no reason. The logical choice would have been to have the raid at Tantiss fail and all the Bad Batch (including Omega) and Rex’s clone rebellion die. The writers lost their balls after season 1 and went out of their way to avoid anything dark.
Is the bad batch for everyone because I thought it was for kids. Wait am I in the wrong? Does the bad batch have grit, because if it does someone tell me, I’m very humble.
Overall it was an okay series. But Omega for me is an unsuccessful character. She's so morally perfect from beginning to the end, it was boring. Like a model for young girls to look up to, I guess.
It didn't really impress me the show was fairly inconsistent. I geuss I'm coming from background that the japanese have produced better animation, writing and voice acting, so I can't really reccommend this show to anyone
@@aaroneclipse514and in the end it's so what? Plenty of filler when they could have shown the scale of world building that they were always hinting at but never fully doing.
@@dozyproductionssThe show is called The Bad Batch. It's about them, not the clone rebellion. And what filler are you refusing to cite? By my count, just 2 or 3. Not much. The show explored the clones and what happened to them post-war AND showed the Empire as a competent threat.
@@aaroneclipse514Crosshair and Omega’s arc were shallow. Crosshair becomes more and more of a pussy throughout the season, and Omega becomes more and more of a Mary Sue throughout the season.
@@privatebh agreed, I think season 3 has made people think they didn’t like 2 because of how the story was handled, Luke showing up and taking grogu and the whole ending state of the season was great. Disney just dropped the ball on following up on that story how people wanted
the finale was terrible to me. you have so many plot or characters that they mention but never brought up, like boba fett. you have crosshair lost a hand but nothing is done with it. no how is he going to live after this. you have the one kamonian die who was mother to omega. and nothing about that. you have the empire know where the bad batch was hiding. but they never attack that planet again. i get the feeling that omega, ahkosa and sabine will be use for fiolini to remake star wars in his image. it will bomb.
As what you say about Ventress has told me that foresight is not you strong suite. Therefore, I have unsubscribed not long ago. Of course with so many subscribed to you, this means nothing to you......................
Bad Batch is some of the best Star Wars we've ever had since George Lucas took a shit on the I.P. in 1983. The Clone Wars was a rough ride but it took it's time and Rebels was pretty fucking great if you ask me. Bad Batch is the cherry on top and I can't wait to see what Omega does in some series going forward. You're welcome.
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The clones were bred to fight, they haven't stopped fighting since they could hold a blaster. The clones have been dying since the clone wars started. To see but a few clones get to live out their lives peacefully just makes me happy.
It was refreshing to have a "bad guy" Crosshair be redeemed and stay alive. Usually they make the redeemed bad guy sacrifice themselves as a cheap way to get you to forgive all their wrong doings.
Very good point. Redemption isn't really redemption if they just die, that's actually the easiest way out. Vader would have absolutely been executed if he had survived in ROTJ. Boromir is another good example, because he got the feel-good sacrificial death that spares him the guilty feelings after. The hardest stories to write are for characters that try to be redeemed but have to live as well
@@Captain_Insano_nomercy crosshair even tries that way saying to the bad batch to leave and he would rescue omega by himself saying afterwards thats what he deserved. But his family didnt give up on him and that was sweet.
It would have been more refreshing if he didn’t get redeemed at all. Every single character has a redemption arc now.
@@Enigma75614 one didnt get redemed: admiral rampart
@@Fiddlefiddle5000-qv1ly Let me rephrase it: Practically every character gets a redemption arc now
I personally enjoyed all 3 seasons a lot and it was a great show to watch with my family over the last few years. I never mind the "filler" episodes as they are usually just fun and rewatchable adventures. Funnily enough my two toddlers love the Tech racing episode.
To be fair, the reason for that episode was to give Tech some time in the spotlight before his unfortunate demise in the season finale. He and Echo didn't get as much focus in Season 1, and this episode seemed to be the show making up for lost time.
Honestly you put it perfectly, season 3 was consistently at a good level but never went nuts, whereas season 2 had some very high highs like the Crosshair empire episodes, the best Rex double feature and the crazy finale, and lowest lows, like the treasure hunting episode or other lackluster “filler” episodes
I had two gripes:
Visually it was really dark and I’m tired of barely seeing anything going on.
We were robbed of the Clone Rebellion.
Yeah really wanted to see a Clone Rebellion.
I was surprised that the Bad Batch (the ones that survived anyway) got basically a happily ever after but honestly, I feel like it was nice to have some characters enjoy something like that. Cause in the grand scheme of things, the Clone Wars era/Prequel era or whatever you call it is associated with tragedy. So many characters we've followed from this period either die, become corrupted, are forced into exile, are cast aside with little hope of aid or are forced into a fight they'll never see the end of. I think with that in mind, it's nice that we have at least a handful of characters that can enjoy a nice life after fighting for pretty much their entire lives. I doubt the vast majority of the Clone army was so lucky.
Would I have liked a darker, Rogue One style ending with more death and larger scale events taking place involving the Batch? Sure, but I'm gonna judge the final season for what it is, not what I wish it was. Not saying the finale disappointed me, it just subverted my expectations in a good way.
Hey Thor, now that the bad batch is done. Can we get new character rankings for the BB characters. I know my opinion of them has changed
Batcher is S tier because puppy
I’m genuinely surprised Tech stayed dead, cuz no one seems to actually die and stay dead for good in the Disney era. They usually always retcon it so the character survives or the hit wasn’t a lethal blow like what they’ve done with Lightsabers
For now...
How did Season 3 lose to Season 2?
...6 words, When Have We Ever Followed Orders? ( Also, capping Nolan was -chefs kiss.-)
I feel like you should redo all the polls for all Star Wars media as some ranking could be outdated
This type of videos is really enjoyable, it shows u seriously take fans into consideration!
Agreed, i like discussions formatted like this
Thor always does.
In the vast ocean that is the ‘TH-cam Star Wars content community’, Thor is a Narwhal.
….meaning he’s a unicorn.
He’s been my #1 ‘go to’ for nearly a decade now.
@@wesbgreer I've just recently subscribed, but I like his methods!
@@wesbgreer instead of star wars theory who gets triggered that his little 14 year old fan theories don't come true and only wants to see prequel cameos
@@joshhudson7413I got into an argument with Theory over him putting Mando's first face reveal on his thimbnail.
I had his videos set to notify me on my phone when they dropped and saw it pop up while I was still at work, spoiling the first time he removed his helmet well before I had a chance to watch the show.
I tried just telling Theory in a comment about it in hopes he might avoid it in the future but he got pretty shitty and it devolved into an argument. He got incredibly defensive for whatever reason lol.
Immediately unfollowed, haven't watch his videos since.
The end credits music was surprisingly beautiful, I never thought I'd shed a tear for a single musical piece.
But on the other hand, It left me questions like Where's Rex? What happened to Cody and Wolffe? And What was the point of Asajj Ventress returning?
Nothing outdoes Kana's sacrifice.
Hey Thor, how was it watching Episode I in the movie theater again?
In my city a handful of theaters had two screenings each. Me and a friend went to one close to the school where we studied back in the day, and we randomly ran across several other friends and acquaitances, some of which I hadn't seen in a long time. It reminded me the Star Wars used to be an event, something special, that it seemed we had lost
I was surprised S3 finished behind S2. Sure, S2 did have a couple of big moments but it didn't hit its stride until well past its half-way point. Before then it had been much like S1. S3 was pretty consistent throughout.
Beyond that, it's an interesting comment on the state of Star Wars that one of the biggest moments of S3 was no moment at all. Tech stayed dead.
Season 2 ep12 thru to to the Season finale was pretty epic and hit hard emotionally. Whereas season 3 was just OK but kinda forgetable. Even though I havent rewatched S2 since it came out it stayed with me in memory. S3 ive already forgotten exactly what happened and why because there was no emotional reasonance.
Season 3 was so bad. It was completely pointless as well, because the characters don’t really change or grow.
@@Enigma75614You’re kidding right?
@@discobroccoli198 Nope
I am really excited to find out what the next show will be.
Really hoping for something set in a different time than between 3 & 4, I am starting to get bored of that.
Maybe something during the Mando time period or even (and this is really out there) a show focused on Obiwan and Anikin between 1 & 2. I’d love to see a few seasons covering that ten year time period. Some of my favorite books growing up were the “Jedi Apprentice” and “Jedi Quest” books.
Bro tech Racing was a fkin banger. And Iron Man racing in Marvel What if Season 2 was also sick
Could have been way worse. Could have been a lot better with more dynamic storytelling and less back and forth.
I really liked it. I thought it so well done, great writing and great characterization in the vein Andor.
The having moments to breathe (or the lack of) is why I 'm not as much of a fan of the prequels. I've always felt that we were just hopping from situation to situation because they had to set something up int the future episodes. Through much of the films, I was wondering why this was happening or what was the motivation for this other character's action. I got a completely different feel from when Luke asked Ben about the Clone Wars in "A New Hope". Episodes IV, V, and VI felt like they moved more organically. This is what I felt with this season of "The Bad Batch". The stories felt like they fit together very well, rather than the mission of the week that we got from season 2. I chalk seson one up to we were just getting introduced to a set of characters, and they writers didn't have a complete story arc laid out. I think the best episodes where when Crosshair was stalking them on the downed - was it a Venator class ship; I can't remember.
Anyway, this third season was consistently on my weekly must see list, so much so that I renewed my Disney subscription just to watch this show. Two things stand out; Omega never got to user her crossbow that Echo gave her, and the one off cameo of Visage, though enjoyable and I like the episode, was felt more like "we need to put a hook in there for future stories.". I would have liked to have seem maybe Kanen Jarrus show up, kind of completing the circle seeing as he was the was the one that they originally were hunting before disabling the chip.
Omega is going out and putting her life on the line. How the F.... is that a happy ever after?????????
I very much enjoyed TBB animated Star Wars is where its at for me
My only disappointment was that there was no real continuation of the clones situation with senator chuchi. I really would have loved a last stand of the clones vs the empire. But overall definitely loved this season.
I was surprised that Season 3 was under Season 2, but I see why. The Clone Conspiracy arc are my two favorite episodes in the entire show, followed closely by The Outpost and the Season 1 premiere, Aftermath. I do think Season 3 is one of the best seasons, however, because of it's consistent quality and overall great pacing compared to Season 2 with almost half the episodes being some form of "filler." That being said, as I mentioned before, my favorite episodes are not even from this season, so I can see Season 2 being higher than Season 3 because there were certainly more emotional and exciting notes that hit way harder than anything else anyone was expecting in Season 2 than Season 3. I keep on saying this, but someone dying in the finale would have slightly changed this, even though that episode is still great without a death, and this show on a whole is quite fantastic!
Gotta love how Tech gave Omega a crossbow that she never once uses 😂
Still a solid season nonetheless.
Just binge watched season 3 over the last few days as I didn’t want to wait week on week for a 20 min ep.
I thought it was a great closer for the Bad Batch story, the closing minutes were nice. 7.5/10 for me.
You should ask the community how many watched each season? I personally didn’t watch season 3 and just watch these videos to support you.
I still haven't watched season three... but based on all of the positive reviews, I might consider watching it... eventually. Maybe when I resubscribe to Disney+ for Andor season 2.
Don’t watch it. The whole season goes nowhere.
For me to rank the animated series 1. TCW 2. Rebels 3. Bad Batch
I felt although season 3 was a conclusion to the whole series and therefore has more weight. As a season, season 2 did alot better, the 16 episodes had a more clear storyline and progression whereas season 3 was very narrow in story telling and the stakes were a bit lower leaving many viewers with an unfamiliar feeling as if the show isnt finished. By ending the season with saving omega, many story lines feel rushed or unfinished and as such, although season 2 ends on a cliff hanger comparing seasons 2 does feel more complete
I did enjoy all of them. Though two had a bit of a better overarching story. Still, all three seasons trounce most of the live-action shows except mando 1-2 and andor.
I liked all three seasons but the ending should have been done better.
For one, Scorch either shouldn’t have ben used at all or reminder of Delta should’ve taken place of those shadow operatives.
And the last episode shouldn’t have introduced 3 more shadow operatives in the last 20 min. If there was only the one we saw then he could have had more impact. And maybe could have turned out to be Cody.
I just hoped they would wrap up stories of clones that weren’t in Rebels.
They made the safest ending of the series posible
They nailed the tone of this season, but the story was a little thin. NOT BAD, just a little thin. But after Tales of The Lamepire i'm not gonna complain.
Ventress fell FLAT???????? Maybe for someone that needs answers right away, but for those that know that there is more to come, not at all. Seems that this person doesn't know the word BUILDING.
BBS3 was perfect.
How was the Ventress episode worse than the Fennec Shand episode? xD
The other thing to consider is that there were fewer people watching. To put it bluntly I’ve seen Disney mess too many things up and I’ve just cut it out of my life. I still watch the original star wars and I still look at a few things that are star wars related, but when I’m presented with anything Disney wise with Star Wars I just treat it like the plague.
I’ve heard some pretty good things about the bad batch season 3, but just because an abusive spouse is offering to take you out to dinner doesn’t mean they’re not trying to real you back in. Because of that I’ve cancelled my D+ subscription and just decided to move on.
That being said I still listen to things surrounding Star Wars just to stay in the loop, but I only do it from independent sources who aren’t biased to either side, so please keep up the good work.
Bad Batch season 3 was shit.
When is Battle of the Heroes and Villains comimg back?
S3 was just OK. It was portrayed as a great exciting conclusion to the storyline which left me wondering as to think 'when is this series going to get going' ? Just seemed to drag on and then end. So, to conclude, I personally feel the storyline was rushed in its end.
Having a clone uprising take down Tantis would have been lore-breaking. I am glad that didn't happen. I don't think this season was great as it was all, Omega is captured, we need to rescue her... again... twice... Crosshair saved the season because he was the best thing in it. As per usual.
I enjoyed the season it just still really fell flat and I feel like they could’ve done a lot better
It doesn't really matter, this is Disney Star Wars.
I thought Bad Batch was 5 stars for season 3. I thought it would be at least tied with season 2.
I liked season 2 best.
Wtf happened here guys, this makes no sense. I bet the majority of you are just thinking about S2 finally and Crossair episodes and i dare you to remeber the first half of the s2
I think season three was the best. It seemed more focused with little no filler or lame side quest episodes that added up to nothing. It just missed that one big moment. Wish it wasn’t over.
This whole season was pointless and inconsequential. None of the characters grew or changed. There’s no ramifications for the larger story.
I don’t understand the hype over Season 3. It was easily the worst season of them all. Every season just undoes the previous season. It also creates huge problems for canon because as of now, Rex just gave up for no reason. The logical choice would have been to have the raid at Tantiss fail and all the Bad Batch (including Omega) and Rex’s clone rebellion die. The writers lost their balls after season 1 and went out of their way to avoid anything dark.
Is the bad batch for everyone because I thought it was for kids. Wait am I in the wrong? Does the bad batch have grit, because if it does someone tell me, I’m very humble.
To me the series as a whole is 4/5, not perfect tho very enjoyable
Overall it was an okay series. But Omega for me is an unsuccessful character. She's so morally perfect from beginning to the end, it was boring. Like a model for young girls to look up to, I guess.
Season 3 was the best overall. Very little filler just action and suspense.
It didn't really impress me the show was fairly inconsistent. I geuss I'm coming from background that the japanese have produced better animation, writing and voice acting, so I can't really reccommend this show to anyone
Honestly… haven’t watched this show at all. I hear it’s good, but I’m far too apathetic about anything set in the Disney canon to bother.
Nah, season 2 was peak BB
It just kept getting better....and it nailed the ending
Honestly if you left a 1. Explain what you think makes a show good. I really have to know.
Lol what an accomplishment. A mediocre season is better than the garbage previous ones 😂
Great but shallow star wars in the sense that there was so much wasted potential. Too much inconsequential filler. It was great content though.
Season 3 didn't have that much filler. And I find it impossible to think Crosshair and Omega’s arc was shallow.
@@aaroneclipse514and in the end it's so what? Plenty of filler when they could have shown the scale of world building that they were always hinting at but never fully doing.
What filler?
@@dozyproductionssThe show is called The Bad Batch. It's about them, not the clone rebellion. And what filler are you refusing to cite? By my count, just 2 or 3. Not much. The show explored the clones and what happened to them post-war AND showed the Empire as a competent threat.
@@aaroneclipse514Crosshair and Omega’s arc were shallow. Crosshair becomes more and more of a pussy throughout the season, and Omega becomes more and more of a Mary Sue throughout the season.
Mandolorian season 2 is ranked the highest between all of the Disney show’s? That’s absolutely nuts.
Yeah, I don't get it either 🤷♀️
It was a pretty awesome experience
@@privatebh agreed, I think season 3 has made people think they didn’t like 2 because of how the story was handled, Luke showing up and taking grogu and the whole ending state of the season was great. Disney just dropped the ball on following up on that story how people wanted
@@JJ-ty7hd peoples opinions about modern Star Wars have let that cloud their judgement. Mando 2 was a huge deal
Luke in the finale. It's like Rogue One with Darth Vader.
Bad batch season 2 is better than season 3
the finale was terrible to me. you have so many plot or characters that they mention but never brought up, like boba fett. you have crosshair lost a hand but nothing is done with it. no how is he going to live after this. you have the one kamonian die who was mother to omega. and nothing about that. you have the empire know where the bad batch was hiding. but they never attack that planet again. i get the feeling that omega, ahkosa and sabine will be use for fiolini to remake star wars in his image. it will bomb.
Do you need everything explained?
@@privatebh what thing are you talking about? i'm talking about the fact you do things and no pay off.
As what you say about Ventress has told me that foresight is not you strong suite. Therefore, I have unsubscribed not long ago. Of course with so many subscribed to you, this means nothing to you......................
Bad Batch is some of the best Star Wars we've ever had since George Lucas took a shit on the I.P. in 1983. The Clone Wars was a rough ride but it took it's time and Rebels was pretty fucking great if you ask me. Bad Batch is the cherry on top and I can't wait to see what Omega does in some series going forward. You're welcome.
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