So this is how the Bad Batch Ends... 

You said yesterday social issues are distraction. But historically degeneracy and the a cult proceed communist take overs

Does anyone think fans are going to be a little hurt by the fact we aren’t getting a Clone Rebellion in the Bad Batch? I mean, the first two seasons set up how things are going to turn out for the Clone Troopers in the Galactic Empire and many fans were so sure we would see some type of Clone Uprising even if it was going to fail. Heck, some fans even thought the Bad Batch would eventually join Rex’s Clone Underground. While it does seem possible that we’ll see the Bad Batch try to break out the Clones on Tantiss, even that feels secondary to the objective of rescuing Omega and the Force-Sensitive kids from the Empire. Heck with the way the last few episodes have gone such as Omega being revealed to be the key part of Project Necromancer and the focus on the kids, it kind of feels like the Clones have been pushed out of the way. I frankly wouldn’t be shocked if Hemlock’s gotten rid of them since Project Necromancer doesn’t need them. Clone Force 99 is certainly cool and the fate of the Clone Troopers has always been a secondary story to what path in life the Bad Batch take, but this show was feeling like it was a send off for the Clone Troopers and now it doesn’t.

Is it just me or is Rey from the new movies actually a clone, of Palps, using project necromancer. considering omega and the other female clones now

an empathic force user would be op then being the female clone of jango fett yikes but i think we will see these guys later post mando as 30 40 yr olds potentially along side ezra

Hahaha! Perfect.

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Oh god imagine them saying that at the finale with the credit music!

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He really was lol. I’m gonna be glad when he’s gone, but there is a tiny bit of me that’s gonna miss that cynicism

Him scoffing at the idea of wearing a captains uniform was pretty funny.

Voice actor for Rampart did a brilliant job at portraying this insufferable snob. Casting for this show is top-tier.

@@danke6103 when I heard him in Jedi survivor, I didn’t even realise it was the same guy.

@@Squiddy-go1du Had to check, yeah kinda weird that's Bode but I guess it makes sorta sense

That’s exactly what I’ve been thinking too.

I have a feeling that Wolfe is going to change side and be instrumental in their escape. After all, we know he ends up together with Rex at some point, from Rebels, and I don't think it was just random coincidence that they showed him and Rex meeting up few episodes ago.

@@Klaital1 that’s a good theory. I’m betting on that to actually happen

Kinda like the three stooges or Marx bros 🤣☺️

Or they infiltrate the wrong mountain, tear it apart, then realise they have to break into another one with angry imperials hot on their heels. XD

Probably. And I think Omega understood.

I also had that thought too someone is gonna let zillo beast on Tantiss and eat Hemlock it like alien infestation at black mesa in half life 1 game

and we have our own SW version in Nemik's Manifesto: "There will be times when the struggle seems impossible. I know this already. Alone, unsure, dwarfed by the scale of the enemy. Remember this, Freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Random acts of insurrection are occurring constantly throughout the galaxy. There are whole armies, battalions that have no idea that they’ve already enlisted in the cause. Remember that the frontier of the Rebellion is everywhere. And even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward. And remember this: the Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear. Remember that. And know this, the day will come when all these skirmishes and battles, these moments of defiance will have flooded the banks of the Empires’s authority and then there will be one too many. One single thing will break the siege. Remember this: Try."

Babylon 5 is a great Sci-Fi series, if only modern ones could get on that level of greatness...

Ah, a fellow of old school Sci-Fi culture. Nice. o7

Luke Skywalker also said something similar in Book of the Sith regarding fear.

Filoni is hands-off. The series got better after he left. His focus has been on the live action shows. Right now he merely serves as an executive producer credit which means nothing.

i laughed a little too hard at this, i thank you

This comment wins the interwebs. Well played 👏👏👏👏

“We should not have made this bargain!”

Zillo beast confirmed! And Omega smiled WAY too mischievously after she returns and tells the others that she has a plan.

Now you’re talkin!

Considering that's the lamest and dumbest possible outcome, that's probably what's going to happen.

@@nagger8216 It depends on whether or not Filoni came back for the last episodes. His absence allowed the real writers to fix his crappy writing. Season 1 had role reversals, stepping on toes, and plot contrivances. The characters were made of cardboard and very stereotypical.

Unlike Kino Loy she can swim 💪

​@@umbra6771don't you dare dis on my boy like that

Barely, she almost drowned ​@@umbra6771

Dude that just means they were never filler to begin with. A lot of people really don't understand what filler is and just throw that term around solely because an episode isn't related to the A plot. The vast majority of episodes people call "filler" aren't even actually filler because they're still relevant to the show and character arcs. An episode is only actually filler if it meets ALL of the requirements: 1. Does not advance ANY plot, whether it be the main plot or a subplot. 2. Does not advance character arcs. 3. Does not connect back to any previous stories. 4. Is completely standalone 5. Has no tangible or meaningful payoff For example, people bitch about Rebels having "too much filler" when in reality it only has like, one filler episode. "Iron Squadron" doesn't progress the plot, doesn't progress character arcs, doesn't connect back to previous stories, is completely standalone, and it never pays off.

@@StarRider587 Oh for sure, but there’s also a lot of time between each season; it’s possible for some pieces of the story to be changed, revisited or forgotten. And I was honestly just using PC terms in hopes of not getting attacked by ppl on the other side.

Highly agree, going to be very pissed if they don't bother resolving all the questions that they've set up. Don't get me wrong a spin off series that shows a greater clone rebellion that ultimately fails would be mint. But it would be extremely poor way to climax the show solely to set up another one. And the run time of each episode feels like they have specifically split episodes up instead of sticking with smaller arcs. Juggernaut and Into the breach should have been combined together. I just have a bad feeling about it, if the last episode isn't at least an hour for the finale and culmination of three seasons then god damn. They can finish this show off with a bang but I hope they haven't chosen to be so damn corporate minded and focus on making money and selling us another show.

Do you ever ship Scorch and Wrecker?

still won't protect him from "voluntarily" sacrificing himself for the good of the group

I’m honestly curious about what’ll happen to him. If he survives (again, if), it’d kinda be funny to have a spin-off show about this pretentious, cynical former imperial trying to make his way in the Galaxy.

@@GGBlasterNorthern Exposure in Star Wars… I’d watch that

@@jacobcave1587That seems out of character for Crosshair.

@@GGBlaster I mean, unless he's a total idiot, Rampart is aware how easily he was thrown under the bus and, like Crosshair, may realize loyalty to the Empire only goes one way which could pave the way to him becoming a leader of a Rebel faction. Not saying he lives to see the end of the Battle of Endor but he could prove instrumental to getting the Rebellion started and all because he was thrown under a bus when it suited Palpatine to do so.

Or instruct the kids to do it.

Iirc the Zillo beast could be calmed with the force in Clone Wars.

Isn’t the Zilo beast basically the Star Wars version of Godzilla I’m mean Godzilla is not exactly a fan of humans (Tokyo can attest to that) so what if the zilo is just like him If that’s the case wouldn’t the zilo just kill Omega

@@jacobcave1587Godzilla cares for humans actually

@@OkIPullUp2915 are you joking just look at how many times he attacks Tokyo

After Omega found the Zillo beast she had a smile that said "I'm gonna fuck up this entire mountain".

Same here!

No, I don't want more characters to just come back after clearly dying.

No that was just the first line the bad batch said which probably means someone will die

😂😂😂

I like this idea. This also paves the way for the Bad Batch + Rex and co to focus more on helping free the imprisoned clones, rather than spend the whole time rescuing Omega. This also allows Omega to "escape" without making the Bad Batch arriving irrelevant.

Is the backrooms next