Kinda troubling (though not altogether surprising) that the New Republic kept up with it. Typically that works just as well to keep most cases behaving like good and loyal citizens. Much easier to track, control and surveil.or at least make people *feel* like they could be being surveilled at any given moment. Much more credible than Rey's reaction to "green" (I mean come on, she's from a desert planet and there's a giant lake right there!)Īlso nice to have some explanation as to where chain-codes suddenly came from in 'The Mandalorian' (pretty sure I heard "bounty pucks" mentioned too, in passing) and it would make sense that a totalitarian regime would want people tagged. I liked seeing Omega's reaction to setting foot on a planet that wasn't made of sterile metal corridors and rain soaked turbulent oceans in a perpetual overcast gloom. It was a nice breather of an episode after such a packed premier. This was a very promising start, and I can't wait for more. We've seen plenty of stories set between the PT and the OT, but very little of them have started directly after ROTS and focused so specifically on what it looks like when the Republic transitions into the Empire. I'm so excited to see how this show develops. I was especially invested in Hunter's storyline, how he tried to help Caleb (awesome cameo, by the way!) and how that affected his relationship with Omega afterward.
But this episode went a long way toward correcting that problem.
I wasn't all that into the Bad Batch themselves they all seemed to be either too cliched (Wrecker) or just kind of boring (Hunter). I was also one of those who found TCW's Bad Batch arc to be merely "okay," and I was only interested in it to find out what happened to Echo.
Does crosshair rejoin the bad batch series#
I feel like they decided to have Crosshair be forced into betraying his squad, rather than making the decision on his own, so that he can be redeemed later in the series (presumably by getting his chip removed).
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