Rex Finds Wolffe Working for the Empire | Star Wars The Bad Batch | Season 3 Episode 7 | Disney+
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In this video we take a look at a clip from Season 3 Episode 7, Extraction, where we see Captain Rex talking with Wolffe, who is now an Imperial officer.
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Rex Finds Wolffe Working for the Empire | Star Wars The Bad Batch | Season 3 Episode 7 | Disney
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"Recover their fallen"
"But sir, they're traitors"
"Perhaps, but they're clones. We owe them that".
Man that hit me
I feel the same way. At least some still respect the clones.
Considering we see Wolffe in Star Wars Rebels with Rex and Gregor in their retirement, his time with The Empire will be short lived.
What an useful comment
We still don't know if he's gonna get punished for what he did during this scene
@@ErykRollhe could get punished but we all know he’s gonna come out alive regardless.
His squad is most likely gonna get executed when the Empire finds out
📽️🏁
Also, probably explains why wolffe still thinks the Jedi are traitors in rebels since he was with the empire longer
It's finally nice to see a commando act like a person not a droid
Gregor:
The commandos that aren’t on tantis aren’t aware of whats going on there
I feel like that guy was fresh from training didn’t even see combat, otherwise he would have had more autonomy
@@vidicuss3933 dude they're guarding the whole facility on tantis how do they not realize?
Those commandos seem to be kinda ignorant on the morality of the empire.
So that explains how Wolffe ended up living with Rex and Gregor in Rebels as Rex eventually helped him to escape the Empire
I’m sure maybe more episodes of wolffe might play some important parts for the story
Also, probably explains why wolf still thinks the Jedi are traitors in rebels since he was with the empire longer
heres a wild shot in the dark: wolffe's inability to capture omega in this episode would lead to his whole team captured and sent to tantiss where he finally understood what rex meant, he ends up sending a message to rex asking for help and rex for the sake of old times is willing to bust into tantiss, sacrificing the whole team including the bad batch as they died trying to protect omega (judging by how project necromancer did successfully bring palpatine back) and only rex wolffe and gregor managed to escape and survive
Did he actually escape the Empire? He was still on speaking terms with the Empire in Rebels so maybe he was able to retire with no issues.
I was expecting Wolffe to leave with Rex, but I like this ending because the seeds have been planted in Wolffe’s head and we know he’ll survive to join Rex and Gregor by the time of Seelos
I'm glad we finally got to see Rex and Wolffe reunite again after waiting for so many years
Years? I mean not much time has past yet
Yes nearly 2 years have passed since Order 66 @@ErykRoll
@@Rohan_ss9xc damn what, DAMN i forgot
Half if you say
@@ErykRoll I believe he was referring to the time when Rex and Wolffe appeared together in Star Wars Rebels and we were never shown how that happened.
Season 02 Episode 02 The Lost Commanders - we've been waiting for this moment for almost 8 years.
Greer, Samson, Fireball, Nemec. Too many lost 😮💨
Unfortunately 😕
Damn so many casualties
They died as heroes of the True Republic. We salute these fallen men. They're not just Clones, they're true men.
@@RegentOfGreece whats even more sad is that they are dying by clones there own brothers killing them its sad and I do not like it tbh.
@@Angel05433yeah reminds me of Krell. I don’t which is worse, being deceived by your Jedi commander who was a traitor and deceived you into killing your brothers under the guise of them being the enemy or your new management convinced you that your brothers (who refused to follow unjust orders or being captured and experimented on) are the enemy and have to be killed or captured
"Perhaps. But they're Clones. We owe them that."
This line hit me in the feels like a gut punch.
I have watched this scene like 15 times already and cant get enough of it
That Commando with Woffle seems more receptive to the fact that Rex and the Batch are still their brothers. Why aren't the Commandos of dentists not?
More brainwashed?
@@tigertank8991 Probably?
Dentists lol
Isn't this commando the only one we've seen that is not working on Tantiss/Hemlock? I think the ones working for Hemlock are the ones that went through his re-education program
@@azriffazli4670Don’t think so, I mean not all Commandos are on Tantiss, could be the reason why all the clones in this scene felt surprised when Rex said that their brothers are being experimented on
Tbh what caught me off guard with this moment was the clone commando's reaction to all this.
He took it better than I expected, all the other commandos like the ones on Tantis would have arrested Wolffe for treason and disobeying orders but that commando didn't seem to care.
He actually agreed to retrieve the fallen bodies of his clone brothers as well, the other commando's however on Tantis do not seem to care that their brothers are being experimented on.
It makes me wonder why this Commando in particular seems more receptive than the rest....
Maybe the commando wasn’t like the ones at Tantis and cared about his brothers
because they are individuals
Hilo is his name I think. But I agree. It’s the subtle movements and nodding of the head as Wolfe explains why. It shows the respect that they have for each other, and the love all clones share for their own brothers. This episode was amazing.
@greatsaiynnoob1632 Commandos are even more independent than Arcs, no surprise, there.
Probably peer preassure.
I’m glad that I’ve got to see Wolffe and his Wolf Pack, I hope they’ll work together with Rex in later episodes.
Can't tell if those clones are even his wolfpack, Comet, Sinker, etc. None of them seem to be there
@@ErykRollyou can’t tell because they were all forced to remove the paint job on their armor. But still, there’s no confirmation if it was them or not.
Clone rebellion is looking for-shadowing
I'm surprised the Empire let Wolffe keep the wolf design on his armor. I thought the Empire was supposed to erase any and all individuality in its military, especially with the clone troopers.
@@rashworth080could be to distinguish him as a commander like how they did with Cody
1:55 Just imagine if Wolffe had a response to that
Rex: You’re hunting a child
Wolffe: Rex, we’re all children! I mean you and I are still in our teenage years
and the entire droid army were barely 2 years old. so the whole war was just child’s play?
Wollfe: yeah and I hunted Ahsoka Tano before when she was framed for bombing The Jedi Temple
Still pissed Nemec, Fireball, and all the new guys got killed off! That Deviss-looking guy got me excited, too! If that was him... oh boy... 😅
I was hoping the Red trooper lived... I thought he would have been Racket from "Rico's Brigade". Lol
yeah they realy destroyed the chance for new star wars Storys where they gather enough clones to help the rebels
@@fluffypuffyboy586Would break canon
Unusual seeing Rex without the pauldron.
Howzer isn't wearing one either
Probably just wants to be lighter, plus he's mostly wearing a cloak now and I imagine he feels uncomfortable with all of that on
It’s a clone of Crosshair. That’s why Crosshair is locked in. The clone assassin is Crosshair
He isn't, their hasn't been enough time to make one even if so it would be faulty because it's a clone of a clone
Is either Cody or a simple OP assassin
or a modified clone with Crosshair skill set
Bro I’m calling it now it’s tech
@@brockcarter8748since tech is defective then that might be incorrect
One thing this show did that I loved was that it gave some much needed continuity of both the physical and psychological fate of the clones after Order 66. I always thought that the chips forever turned them into mindless, hostile soldiers that would follow any order without question after the order was issued, and the only ones that remained themselves were either defective clones or clones that had their chips removed.
The series showed us that this thankfully was not the case, or at least, not after enough time had passed. In spite of their programming, the clones still retained some level of humanity and morality. Wolffe still had his inhibitor chip in this scene, as did Cody in Season 2 and Howzer in Season 1, yet all of them were still able to recognize when they were doing the wrong thing, and they backed down to do the right thing even when it conflicted with their orders, with some hints of remorse for what they did.
It's definitely a nice way of conveying the nature vs. nurture dynamic. Even though these clones were engineered for obedience and loyalty, their experiences in the war and fellowship with each other and the Jedi they served with shaped and elevated them into something so much more than just expendable soldiers.
"hunting a child"
predators hunt, so wolffe is a child predator.
"Take a seat, Mr. Wolffe." 💀
It's clever, but it's so bad.XD
Ironic how the clones are all children themselves
Isn’t Omega technically older than Wolffe?
Somebody call Chris Hansen!!!😂
Clone commando's body language during their entire dialogue is pure gem here. It Makes sense that not all commandos were sent on Tantis and just unaware about what their less lucky brothers are doing there. Maybe they passed even more brainwashing than regular commando units, considering Scorch's acting.
Knowing that Wolffe and Rex will be on the same side again doesn’t make this reunion any less awkward
I really wish rebels didn't exist so this all felt like an actual surprise
Seeing that commando it is very funni that when Omega says "it's true" and Wolffe comes forward - the guy instantly lowers his weapon without order given
One of "these guys" "these clones" who were trained outside of others, who was not so liked by other clones is convinced faster and easier than Wolffe
Incredible, love little details
I noticed that Commando agreed with Wolffe at 3:04😭😭 so some Clone Commandos have hearts to their brothers instead of JUST following Orders
I have a feeling these clones will joined forces and face Vader. Then rex and Wolfe gonna escape. The bad batch will sacrifice themselves
You can tell Wolfe’s compassion allowed him to let Rex & the Rouge Clones go, as his general was Jedi Master Plo Koon, who famous once said that the Clones aren’t expendable to him.
Wolffe is an honorable man living amongst deceitful cowards.
Well if that isn't the quacta calling the stifling slimy
The commando nods as you can see he shows respect for woffle
I loved it when all the other clones stood up straight once Wolffe says "But they're clones." Its like they remembered that they were brothers and not just traitors.
Nice Victory and Death reference.
i can't help but notice that Wolffe led a hybrid force of clone and stormtroopers to capture the rebels, yet when he confronts Rex, its entirely with clone troopers. Just a great detail.
because Crosshair shot down the other shuttle, and the TK Troopers were aboard it and died. I also noticed there was only 1 commando when there were previously two, could probably be Hilo or the unnamed commando.
Yeah. Lucky that. TK troopers wouldn’t have listened to Wolffe. Right now they’re training below clones but I bet they have the same mentality as imperial officers; seeing them as disposable assets.
What surprised me was that hemlock sent the clones after them instead just some imperial officer with tk troopers.
For all we know, this could’ve been a trap setup by Hemlock to punish Wolffe in the long run.
Maybe they were the closest quick reaction force on hand
Both very plausible.
Clones were still the most well-trained, battle-hardened soldiers in the Empire, and the Empire couldn't rely on overwhelming force yet as it was in its building phase.
Don't forget that this is just 1 problem of many. Former Separatist cells and Republic sympathizers rose up all over the Galaxy when the Empire formed Vader spent years putting down insurrections during this time. There's dozens of clone commanders like Neyo, Barca, Bly that are either training Stormtroopers or putting down insurgency. @Gasssolo
Well this isnt the first time Wolffe hunted a kid *cough cough* Ahsoka
To be fair at the time Ahsoka was in her late teens, omega barely seems like she's 10 half the time and I imagine she's also had the rapid aging the clone had
@@hammer1349 Omega ages normally, so she is technically older than all clones. My point still stands, late teen is still a kid
@yourGrandma17 Fair, though Ahsoka had also been through multiple years of live combat and was a fully trained jedi. She may be similar in age though her experience is vastly different. Then again, where I live 16 is the legal age of adulthood, take that as you will
Okay to be fair all evidence at the time overwhelmingly pointed to ahsoka being a traitor, and she was an armed and dangerous Jedi. Hardly the same thing.
@@hammer1349it could also be that Ahsoka's race ages faster and also lives longer than humans
"But sir, they're... traitors." Idk if it's just me or if its even on purpose but I can hear the slightest hesitation in that commando's voice before he called his brothers traitors. He knows he's lying to himself.
Plo would be proud that his Commander refused to arrest Rex and his network
I like the detail where the clones all stood up straight when wollfe said they were clones. Deep down inhibitor chip or not (with exceptions of the shadows) clones care for their clone brothers
Gotta love that even though the commando clone is still under the influence he still gives respect to his fallen brothers a clone commando rebel anyone?
When I was watching this episode at first hand, I kept on saying to myself, “Wolffe please see Rex” multiple times. And when I saw it happen I was screaming in my head “YES!!!!!”
It's one thing for Wolffe to decide to let Rex go. But it says a lot when the other clones under Wolffe listened to the order.
It’s nice to see one of the grunt clone commandos be given a little bit of character. Unlike all the ones we’ve seen at Tantis with the exception of Scorch
Wolffe has the byakugan
Subtle clone leitmotif when wolffe sees them leave
This is by far the BEST star wars shows I've seen 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love the detail that the shoulder pad his pauldron covered is clean while his other one is filthy lol
Soo... Wolfie worked for the Empire... only to be with Rex and Gregor on retirement and then he told the Empire about the Rebels before changing his mind and helping them in the end?
It would explain his paranoia in Rebels.
He was still on speaking terms with the Empire in the beginning of Rebels so maybe he was able to retire with no issues and was actually hiding Rex and Gregor with him. That changed when the events of that episode occurred.
Rex and crazy clone--I mean Gregor, all were hopeless. Only the three of them on a wasteland, given up on any fight, AND answering to the Empire. This show has some serious explaining to do.
During the Clone Wars, Wolffe and the Wolfpack were so underrated, but I found them cool and Wolffe became one of my favourite Clones, so it was cool seeing him again and I always wondered what happened to him; because we see him with Rex and Gregor in Rebels, it got me thinking how or when he got his chip removed, but seeing him with the Empire really shocked me, so it's for sure we'll be seeing Wolffe again, but cool seeing him and Rex reunite. The Wolf has made a comeback!
Brothers reunited after the clone wars 😢😢😢😢 and later United as one years later. Rex lost many many brothers, you can even hear his voice break a bit. But in the end gains Wolff’s trust and loyalty back ❤❤❤
Keep forgetting Omega is probably the oldest one here.
😂
True but she’s the less experienced one there though. 😂 still it’s pretty funny that she is technically older than all of them.
Rex: "Open your eyes."
Wolfe: 😉
Fireball,Nemec had right to survive 😫
Wolffe still loyal the Empire
Was he not also the one who informed the empire when they met kenan and ezra?
@@chtal64147 I wonder why Crosshairs turned bad 🤔
@@nealsmall9316 Hard to say but the control chip did help.
Wolffe has always been the more rigid commander compared to Rex and Cody
Seeing the Clone Commando and the word "Tantiss" in the same scene is haunting to think about considering there was a possibility Hilo would've taken command and immediately arrested Wolffe because of how secret the operation is. It's still possible Hilo was assigned as a "Loyalty" officer due to how sensitive the mission is to clones
Wolffe is real one.
Im surprised that empire hasn’t given clones TK Armor. Also I firmly believe that Operative clone is Cody
How would it be Cody? There's no way he could've been on Tantiss and brainwashed into this operative. He completely gave up on the Empire and went AWOL.
@@fokom6328 but wouldn’t he had been with Rex this entire time
Cody already went AWOL, it's just another clone with specialized training
Some people think someone from Wolffe's squad will rat him out but im not sure. Surely theres something significant about Wolffe saying "they're clones, we owe them that" then the lingering shot on the ship full of only clones
That commando wasn't the usual bad guy goon his brethren usually are.
Here's another Star Wars Reference. Rex talked sense into Wolffe to open his eyes to see the Empire's true colors for hunting Omega and every other clone just like how in Rebels Rex talked sense into Wolffe when he reminded him that the Jedi (Kanan and Ezra) are not the enemy.
Or when he attempted to convince Jesse during Order 66
Love how that this after order 66, the clones especially Cody and Rex still retain a lot of the traits they learnt from there Jedi.
Cody- when talking to the separatist leader really channelled Obi wan. (The negotiator.)
Rex- Really channeled Ashokas Calm thinking.
The clones are some of my favourites characters in Star Wars, and I love seeing these moments which have been carried from the clone wars. Rex especially needs his own show leading up to him being found in rebels.
I hope howzer don't die
I dont know why I dont like to see clones dying. It just hurts
He most definitely will sadly
Hard to say but only only regs like Rex, Gregor and Wolffe, have been confirmed to be alive during the Rebels
“Open your eyes” 😂
It is always going to be so crazy to see some of my characters of my childhood return to animation that looks so real now
2:03 Heard a little bit of Temuera Morrison in Dee Bradley Baker's line there
When the music started hitting. I started tearing up. Rex, and the clones have had the best story of any characters I've ever known. The music was a direct throwback to the original clone trooper theme. And it had me on my knees.
Despite the “loyalty the to the empire” , the clones fought for each other depsite the rank according to this episode
this scene gave me goosebumps
Top 10 Star Wars betrayals.
Remember in rebels when he was kind of in and out about the jedi being traitors? I think hes gonna go under the conditioning that those assasin clones are on tantiss and they are gonna take his chip out, and hes gonna consistently struggle with his mental state
I also like the cleaner patches on Rex’s armor that were covered by his pauldron in the war.
1:53 you mean "open your EYE"
0:29 this gives the spiderman pointing at spiderman vibes
Rex without his pauldron and ammo pouch looks weird. Wolffe looks better cus he naturally didn’t have em
This is an interesting wrinkle considering that there are witnessess to this incident and yet Wolffe is listed in the Empire's records as retired/decommisioned as of Rebels, so apparently he didn't escape and may have made use of his status to hide Rex and Gregor...
And all of them are Clones the TKs weren't present and the assassin was trying to survive the fall
Interesting that the commando didn’t fight Wolfe.
This is the first time we see Wolfe post clone wars outside of rebels right? This is the first time we see him after the end of the war and in the bad batch
WOLFFE LOOKED SO FINE AHHH 😍
I always theorized that it took a lot longer for Wolffe to eventually rebel based on the fact that he still retains anti-Jedi sentiment in his Rebels debut and this episode confirms it
Make sense Wolffe has always been by the book type of clone specially compared to Rex or even Cody which somehow adopted their Jedi commanders penchant for disobeying orders.
@@haroldcruz8550yuppp 212th are more wild than 501st sometimes aha which is mad considering obi wan is commander
Rex just lose 4 men to a single Shadow Clone assassin. My heart was beating throughout the episode hoping Howzer and Nemec would at least made it but only Howzer made it alongside the others... RIP To Nemec and the other 3.
That assassin had plot armor
i love how at 1:56 the force theme kicks in slightly
Sounds more like the clone thene
Thats the clone theme
ngl, I like how the Clone Commando nodded at Wolffe that they owe them because at the end of the day they are their brothers knowing the fact that their entire family or species are about to be extinct/defaced
I’m worried about when Gregor told Wolffe he’d get his Wolffe pack back.
Cause he is still a commander in the Empire’s military and his has a detachment of Clone Troopers.
Maybe the 104th were reassigned, but I think Wolffe and the troooers we see here also stand down are the Wolffe pack and they’ll die fighting like Wolves against the true enemy,the Empire.
Es Raro pero wolffe genera calma en todos los soldados ,incluso en el clon comando
Now let Rex meet Cody again
Such an awesome episode, loved seeing a ragtag band of rogue clones with different armors fighting against the Empire...too bad they were gone so soon!
Still need an explanation on how clones met up with Kanan again and explained that it was chips in their heads. Seems doubtless that Kanan will make another appearance. Also maybe a flash forward scene in the finale showing Rex and Wolfe post-Endor with an Ahsoka or even Ghost Crew cameo??
2:33 Really wished that Gregor had painted more of his armor to that of his original armor had had!!!
If you looked closely, his right arm pad has a bit of yellow in it
@Hybridsusual1st I've noticed, but isn't that all that he could do?
At some point we know Wolffe is going to come to his senses
I have a feeling the assassin clone is tech
Or Cody
@@tigertank8991Why do you think Crosshairs turned bad 🤔
There is no possible way that it could have been Tech. Tech isn't as proficient in combat as Hunter or Crosshair. If it really was Tech, Crosshair would have clapped him.
@@tigertank8991Cody went awol
Crosshair said that reconditioning didn't work on him because he is defective. So given that, it wouldn't work on Tech either.
It's most likely Cody or a Cloned version of Crosshair
"Rex, shut up. I'm a child, you're a child. Come up with a better argument.
Wonder how Wolffe got away with keeping his unique armour design despite it already being grey , as Cody's armour was turned grey too .
It's been a long time Wolffe!
Brother to Brother
Rex the clone wars
Wolfe still has the emblem Plo Kloon gave him
I am surprised the Clone Commando didn't arrest Wolffe for his orders.
I love this, seeing Rex and Wolffe again, but I really, REALLY want to see Rex see Cody again, but have not seen Cody since he went AWOL in season 2, which was really disappointing because I was hoping we would see a lot more of him...
Was that ventress with her yellow lightsaber? Im not complaining.... But she was supposed to die while on a mission with quinlan vaas
If Omega's midichlorian count's high enough to be detected, it means that she's force sensitive. It seems like she might be using a mild Jedi Mind Trick on everyone especially the other Fett clones. The same goes with Boba being force sensitive too giving him an edge in combat situations like his battle awareness. This also means that Jango Fett is an untrained force sensitive too. Finally when Omega told Wolff that it's true that the empire is experimenting&killing Fett clones, that subtle Jedi Mind Trick worked on him and immediately created doubt in his mind about the empire. She's like the queen bee of a colony and while not overt in commanding others, her subtle orders made other clones to consider and follow her suggestions&requests.
When you and your homie see each other with your secondary friend groups
Omega is technically older than all of her brothers
I’m so glad he did the right thing here becuz I would hate to see my 2 faves fight
"These aren't insurgents, they're clones!"
"They're both."
"Recover their fallen."
"But sir, they're traitors!"
"Perhaps, but they're clones. We owe them that."
The clones bled and fought and sacrificed more than anyone and now they don't even get to reap the benefits of the war being over. They aren't treated like the heroes they should be but are discarded like yesterday's news. Is it so bad that some of them want something more? In the end, when push comes to shove, the only people on the clones' side are other clones.
Commander Wolffe!
Ik Rec convincing Wolffe was a difficult task
im honestly disapointing about them killing nemec AND Fireball just like that. Honestly i kinda hate when we barely see clones. Im also pissed that the ''Rex's gang'' was wiped out like that, would have been cool to have some atleast survive like Howzer did
I assume we’ll see Rex and the others go to Tantiss and Wolffe will help them free the prisoners