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This was the 1st time we meet Isa Durand we heard about her when we met her son Roland Durand - He briefly took over Cid's Parlor in Season 1 before the Batch took it back, he was the one Hunter gave the horn to. If Tech is alive, I imagine he's just a head in a jar. Mox is voiced by Daniel Logan, Stak & Deke are voiced by Julian Dennison the kid from Deadpool 2
The young clones in this episode were first seen in the very first episode ever of the Bad Batch, they were part of the squad of cadets we see talking about getting transferred.
I don't necessarily think that Omega might be Force sensitive, but there's something within her DNA that helps with the transferring of the midichlorian I hope I'm spelling that correctly, to clone a force sensitive user. So when it comes low to those samples that they're using that blood to add into the Clones bloods, is that Grogu blood that they're using that set secret sample that they keep talking about or is it the emperors.
Yeah, Omega doesn't have to be Force-sensitive, just have a higher M-count than the standard clone for her to be what Hemlock is searching for. From what I understand, the standard cloning technique causes a reduction in M-count, perhaps related to the replication errors common in late-generation clones, but that obviously isn't good for what the Empire has intended.
Agreed, though the LOTR vibes were strongest in S1E7; Rex's first appearance since TCW (aka the Return of the King) giving Strider, then the dianoga on Bracca (though the giant slither vine was very comparable).
I don't know what they were making here, but it looks like a combination dionaga/sarlacc, with some photosynthetic properties (carnivorous plant?) thrown in to sustain it between feedings and a pinch of whatever gives it the blaster-resistance (zillo?).
Julian Dennison played Russell/Firefist in 'Deadpool 2' (among other things). Fun episode this one, maybe a bit more of a standard 'Bad Batch' feel than ep. 1 but there's nothing wrong with that (by definition, not every episode can go off format :).
I wonder if these three were part of the same batch they evacuated from Kamino before the Empire destroyed it. Seeing so many clones post Order 66 makes me wonder if we'll see them included in Mandoverse stories.
I had the same struggle trying to check the credits to see if Daniel Logan was in it. I kept trying to see the cast list but Disney+ kept transporting me to the next episode and after three times I just gave up and googled it.
LMAO! I dealt with the same exact thing and had the same results when I tried to watch the cast credits. It's like they intentionally chose that moment to minimize.
I'm nervous that Wrecker is gonna die in the biggest boom possible pre-Death Star, and it will melt my eyes into tear balls, cause he'll die happy seeing it.
Is it me... or should have the batch asked the kids how long ago the empire ambandoned that base? Because it looks like it's been abandoned for atleast a couple of years, and Omega's only been gone for 6 months or so.
Girl, Tech's dead. Dee Bradley Baker confirmed it in an interview not too long ago. Here's an excerpt straight from the man himself if you think I'm just blowing smoke: "Season 2 ended with the shocking death of Tech, as he sacrificed himself to save his fellow Batchers. For a team with a knack for seemingly getting out of every life-or-death situation, it took the fandom by surprise, and Baker has heard a lot from viewers since. “I've been through a lot of conventions over the past year, and fans are deeply bereft and stricken and holding out hope. I tell them it's a life well-lived,” he says. Baker has tried to comfort fans in the lead up to Season 3, focusing on the meaning behind Tech’s final act. “It's a soldier's life that is admirable and heroic in all the best sense. A heroic sacrifice is the end that any soldier on the clone army would wish for. They're trained to fight and they're trained to win and work together and problem solve and to do the right thing. And Tech does all of those things in his final gesture that keeps the mission alive and saves his colleagues, his friends, his family. I couldn't wish the fellow any more. For me personally and for everybody else, yes, we want him to live longer, but I wouldn't want to dull the gesture - the gesture of his final act of heroism.” Here's the link to the full article/interview: www.starwars.com/news/dee-bradley-baker-the-bad-batch-season-3-interview
1. The shots we get in the comics of that part of Eriadu (on a clear day) show forests & lakes between those mountains. It’s Tarkin’s family’s hunting preserve. 2. Tech’s goggles were jam-free and I seriously doubt Hemlock would clean them before intimidating Hunter. 3. It’s Star Wars, no body no death. 🤗
@@Flettwin Tech's dead. Dee Bradley Baker confirmed it in an interview not too long ago. Here's an excerpt straight from the man himself if you think I'm just blowing smoke: "Season 2 ended with the shocking death of Tech, as he sacrificed himself to save his fellow Batchers. For a team with a knack for seemingly getting out of every life-or-death situation, it took the fandom by surprise, and Baker has heard a lot from viewers since. “I've been through a lot of conventions over the past year, and fans are deeply bereft and stricken and holding out hope. I tell them it's a life well-lived,” he says. Baker has tried to comfort fans in the lead up to Season 3, focusing on the meaning behind Tech’s final act. “It's a soldier's life that is admirable and heroic in all the best sense. A heroic sacrifice is the end that any soldier on the clone army would wish for. They're trained to fight and they're trained to win and work together and problem solve and to do the right thing. And Tech does all of those things in his final gesture that keeps the mission alive and saves his colleagues, his friends, his family. I couldn't wish the fellow any more. For me personally and for everybody else, yes, we want him to live longer, but I wouldn't want to dull the gesture - the gesture of his final act of heroism.” Here's the link to the full article/interview: www.starwars.com/news/dee-bradley-baker-the-bad-batch-season-3-interview
@@rebelfighter5249Don’t worry I’m aware. It’s a good, well-timed interview, and a very different tone from how they talked about Tech’s fall before the S3 marketing started. I won’t be convinced until the season is over. 😉
This episode had such a “Last of Us” vibe. As for the Doran’s, Issa’s Son, Roland appeard in season 1 during the Muchi retrial arc. Batcher is a delightful addition to show and is a perfect companion for Omega. Nothing better happen to her (Batcher)
It's pretty easy to figure out what they are doing in that closed off area, unless of course you never saw the last Star Wars movie, they are working on Palpitine's clone
I love her growling at the Disney+ interface.
She's the galaxy's fiercest Ewok.
She's not the only one. They make it tough to simply get to/ read the voice credits card.
Fun Fact: Anjelica Huston (Morticia Adams in The Adams Family) plays Lady Durand (Crime Syndicate Lady at the start!)
And the older cadet was voiced by Daniel Logan aka AotC Boba Fett.
Angelica is also in the John Wick films, and will be in the Ballerina spinoff.
That's awesome
She also has a previous Star Wars credit as the Sith Mother in Screecher's Reach (Visions S2E2)
Wrecker is suddenly a lot more somber and coherent, which shows how much Tech’s loss hurt him.
I hope the young clone cadets find happiness in Pabu.
same.
This was the 1st time we meet Isa Durand we heard about her when we met her son Roland Durand - He briefly took over Cid's Parlor in Season 1 before the Batch took it back, he was the one Hunter gave the horn to. If Tech is alive, I imagine he's just a head in a jar. Mox is voiced by Daniel Logan, Stak & Deke are voiced by Julian Dennison the kid from Deadpool 2
Didn't Julian voice the clones in TCW?
@@bemasaberwyn55 no that was Daniel Logan or Dee Bradley Baker, depending on the clones age
Imagine Wrecker carrying Gonky not upside down, Gonky will be kicking Wrecker's ass all time.
LOL
I find it funny that one of the cadets was named "Stak", which was also the name of an ARF Trooper in Lightning Squadron from CW season 1
The young clones in this episode were first seen in the very first episode ever of the Bad Batch, they were part of the squad of cadets we see talking about getting transferred.
Deak Starkiller was the name of a character in a very early draft of Star Wars by Lucas. I love when these shows use little Easter Eggs like this.
I don't necessarily think that Omega might be Force sensitive, but there's something within her DNA that helps with the transferring of the midichlorian I hope I'm spelling that correctly, to clone a force sensitive user. So when it comes low to those samples that they're using that blood to add into the Clones bloods, is that Grogu blood that they're using that set secret sample that they keep talking about or is it the emperors.
Yeah, Omega doesn't have to be Force-sensitive, just have a higher M-count than the standard clone for her to be what Hemlock is searching for. From what I understand, the standard cloning technique causes a reduction in M-count, perhaps related to the replication errors common in late-generation clones, but that obviously isn't good for what the Empire has intended.
@@griffinsummoner I like to think of Omega's blood type as enhanced O Negative. She's a universal donor.
Dropping explosives into subterranean monster’s mouths is becoming a clone family tradition.
The Battle Of The Credits was hilarious
i was waiting for this one, your reactions are the greatest when it comes to star wars
I didn't realize until this video how much the world needs your delighted cry of "GONNNKKKEYY!!!!" 👍😂
The thing in the water kind of reminds me of the watcher in the water when the fellowship enters moria.
Agreed, though the LOTR vibes were strongest in S1E7; Rex's first appearance since TCW (aka the Return of the King) giving Strider, then the dianoga on Bracca (though the giant slither vine was very comparable).
I don't know what they were making here, but it looks like a combination dionaga/sarlacc, with some photosynthetic properties (carnivorous plant?) thrown in to sustain it between feedings and a pinch of whatever gives it the blaster-resistance (zillo?).
Defective and effective that needs to be on a bad batch shirt
1:28 yup, they're Tieflings haha
Slither vines are the botanical version of the Sarlacc 😰😱!
Isn'tthe searching for M Counts the beginning of how Palpatine creates Snoke?
Julian Dennison played Russell/Firefist in 'Deadpool 2' (among other things).
Fun episode this one, maybe a bit more of a standard 'Bad Batch' feel than ep. 1 but there's nothing wrong with that (by definition, not every episode can go off format :).
he's phenomonal in Taika's Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Hi Louise hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
I wonder if these three were part of the same batch they evacuated from Kamino before the Empire destroyed it. Seeing so many clones post Order 66 makes me wonder if we'll see them included in Mandoverse stories.
Hemlock's out here crossing sarlaccs and ents.
I had the same struggle trying to check the credits to see if Daniel Logan was in it. I kept trying to see the cast list but Disney+ kept transporting me to the next episode and after three times I just gave up and googled it.
Well, here's hoping Gonky does what R7-A7, GG1, and Ch-33P couldn't and survive the finale.
Julian Dennison was Firefist from Deadpool 2.
Also, a clone named Mox? Seems like someone at Lucasfilm has been watching AEW.
Yes... Mr Logan came back for this.
This episode felt a lot like that Vault 32 mission in Fallout: New Vegas.
i just watched the ep3 and now i am invested ❤😢🚀 Ezra and now Omega. I commend starwars on building new blocks for the future 🎉
LMAO! I dealt with the same exact thing and had the same results when I tried to watch the cast credits. It's like they intentionally chose that moment to minimize.
It’s so nice to see clone cadets again
I had the same problem with trying to get to see the voice actor names, too, and it really pissed me off, as well.
We are united behind you in your annoyance with Disney+!
great another reaction video, I love your videos
Planning on reacting to Halo season 2?
Daniel Logan did with one young clone
I'm nervous that Wrecker is gonna die in the biggest boom possible pre-Death Star,
and it will melt my eyes into tear balls, cause he'll die happy seeing it.
Get this: According to the Star Wars official stat sheet, Isa Durand is 2.01 meters tall. For comparison Darth Vader is 2.03.
0:57 to skip intro
Is it me or do those plant creatures look like the Flood from Halo? So the Empire created the Flood this whole time? Lol XD
we need a Deadpool trailer reaction
Is it me... or should have the batch asked the kids how long ago the empire ambandoned that base? Because it looks like it's been abandoned for atleast a couple of years, and Omega's only been gone for 6 months or so.
i really thought the monster was like a snarlac
Gonk Gonk Gonk Gonk Gonk
The Boys! Or what's left of them. 😞
is this whole series there to explain how ventress's apprentice is a mandalorian-clone-jedi hybrid ?
Star Wars doesn’t get enough credit in my opinion for how well it does horror, this vine monster was truly creepy.
Girl, Tech's dead. Dee Bradley Baker confirmed it in an interview not too long ago. Here's an excerpt straight from the man himself if you think I'm just blowing smoke:
"Season 2 ended with the shocking death of Tech, as he sacrificed himself to save his fellow Batchers. For a team with a knack for seemingly getting out of every life-or-death situation, it took the fandom by surprise, and Baker has heard a lot from viewers since. “I've been through a lot of conventions over the past year, and fans are deeply bereft and stricken and holding out hope. I tell them it's a life well-lived,” he says. Baker has tried to comfort fans in the lead up to Season 3, focusing on the meaning behind Tech’s final act. “It's a soldier's life that is admirable and heroic in all the best sense. A heroic sacrifice is the end that any soldier on the clone army would wish for. They're trained to fight and they're trained to win and work together and problem solve and to do the right thing. And Tech does all of those things in his final gesture that keeps the mission alive and saves his colleagues, his friends, his family. I couldn't wish the fellow any more. For me personally and for everybody else, yes, we want him to live longer, but I wouldn't want to dull the gesture - the gesture of his final act of heroism.”
Here's the link to the full article/interview:
www.starwars.com/news/dee-bradley-baker-the-bad-batch-season-3-interview
Was one of Palpatine’s goals to repopulate the galaxy with non-Force sensitive people?
Te amo amiga linda y bella😊😊❤❤❤❤
Tech's dead, he fell and got turned into a fine jam like substance on the rocks below the train
1. The shots we get in the comics of that part of Eriadu (on a clear day) show forests & lakes between those mountains. It’s Tarkin’s family’s hunting preserve.
2. Tech’s goggles were jam-free and I seriously doubt Hemlock would clean them before intimidating Hunter.
3. It’s Star Wars, no body no death. 🤗
@@Flettwin Tech's dead. Dee Bradley Baker confirmed it in an interview not too long ago. Here's an excerpt straight from the man himself if you think I'm just blowing smoke:
"Season 2 ended with the shocking death of Tech, as he sacrificed himself to save his fellow Batchers. For a team with a knack for seemingly getting out of every life-or-death situation, it took the fandom by surprise, and Baker has heard a lot from viewers since. “I've been through a lot of conventions over the past year, and fans are deeply bereft and stricken and holding out hope. I tell them it's a life well-lived,” he says. Baker has tried to comfort fans in the lead up to Season 3, focusing on the meaning behind Tech’s final act. “It's a soldier's life that is admirable and heroic in all the best sense. A heroic sacrifice is the end that any soldier on the clone army would wish for. They're trained to fight and they're trained to win and work together and problem solve and to do the right thing. And Tech does all of those things in his final gesture that keeps the mission alive and saves his colleagues, his friends, his family. I couldn't wish the fellow any more. For me personally and for everybody else, yes, we want him to live longer, but I wouldn't want to dull the gesture - the gesture of his final act of heroism.”
Here's the link to the full article/interview:
www.starwars.com/news/dee-bradley-baker-the-bad-batch-season-3-interview
@@rebelfighter5249Don’t worry I’m aware. It’s a good, well-timed interview, and a very different tone from how they talked about Tech’s fall before the S3 marketing started. I won’t be convinced until the season is over. 😉
ok but he called it an act, a gesture, dee never said the word "dead" @@rebelfighter5249 let us have some hope and stop being a party pooper
This episode had such a “Last of Us” vibe.
As for the Doran’s, Issa’s Son, Roland appeard in season 1 during the Muchi retrial arc.
Batcher is a delightful addition to show and is a perfect companion for Omega. Nothing better happen to her (Batcher)
Nah. It had more of a Fallout New Vegas Vault 32 vibe. There's even a mission where you have to retrieve data from a broken computer.
@@vetarlittorf1807I was referring more to the Flora/Fauna.
yeah. mixed with Alien
And the flood from Halo.
and some stranger things vibes
Sorry Louise, I loved you struggling with D+ at the end, 😅
Steve 🤣🤣🤣
It's pretty easy to figure out what they are doing in that closed off area, unless of course you never saw the last Star Wars movie, they are working on Palpitine's clone
Gonk! 😊
I love your content but i need you to do me a favor and stop saying Tech is alive becuz I keep bursting into tears 😢