The Bad Batch Season 1 Episode 1 Reaction | Aftermath

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[@michellerahe4853]

"Good soldiers follow orders"

[@hellowhat890]

It's like Order 66 basically reset the clones back to factory settings. Any character without their helmets is such a nice way to distinguish the Bad Batch being somewhat immune to Order 66. The fact that the regs no longer remove their helmets makes them faceless and terrifying to even approach now. Tragic.

[@nickthepostpunk5766]

You've seen Caleb before in season 7 of Clone Wars (very, very briefly in a briefing with his master, who is killed here during order 66). You have also seen him and his master in the Tales of the Jedi episode where Ahsoka is in a training room practising with her light saber. And trying to avoid spoilers, but at the same time convey something exceptionally significant, there is another series you plan to watch where you will see him again: he is no small character in Star Wars, and one of my favourite ever Star Wars characters, in one of my favourite ever series. A real hero in my books.

[@brucechmiel7964]

Just a reminder, you have seen Caleb Dume in clone wars season seven and Tales of the Jedi. And there’s a reason why he’s being played by Freddie Prinze Junior. This character is the first original Disney character to appear in the new Canon. For the first five years this era, there had been novel, a comic book, and an entire TV show around this character.

[@patrickmclaughlin302]

I love that the in-universe explanation for why the Clones aren't in OT is due to budget cuts.

[@brucechmiel7964]

Time for a really fun fact: the big Training Droids, those are DT series sentinel droids. They were based on the old 1994 dark forces game. Back then they were just called dark troopers. This is an exaggeration of what they’ve looked back in that game. You can actually get a copy of it right now it’s been relatively remastered. Anyway, these sentinel droids will become a mainstay of the empires armament protecting installations, automated, cargo transports, and such. And they are a new type of enemy to be fought in Jedi: Survivor. The DT is a call back to the original name dark troopers. Really interesting though is that they are still from the same general manufacturer that made Moff Gideon’s dark troopers from Mandalorian season two. Seans sent you can call them phase: zero dark troopers. Even though technically those Droids from the game we’re like big T-800s from Terminator just a robot skeletons with a big blade on the arm.

[@hellowhat890]

Kudos to Dee Bradley Baker and Michelle Ang for carrying a great animated series.

[@wildbard4112]

The Bad Batch is some of my favorite Star Wars content

[@RyderDunei]

My leading theory on why Crosshair was still effected by Order 66 is that his mutation deviated the least from a standard clone.

[@robertstrong6798]

At first I was like why does the girl have an Australian accent. Then I realised the actor who played Jango Fet was from New Zealand and it’s actually perfect 👍 omega can shoot as she has Jango Fets Mando blood 🩸 she is just a female clone. She is called omega for a reason no spoilers

[@swanchamp5136]

The Jedi child Kaleb had a cameo in Tales of the Jedi watching Ahsokas trial at the temple with his master.

[@jasonl8681]

Dee Bradley Baker's talent as a voice actor is nothing shy of remarkable, playing not only all the Regs but each distinct member of the Bad Batch. The concept of loyalty is a very important theme to this series, loyalty to your squad, loyalty to your family (all the clones are Brothers and Omega their little sister) and how loyalty can change as the thing you serve, the ideals and the politics change.

[@valathor95]

This is the first time watching episode one post the show finale and it brought me so many feelings seeing it again after three seasons of emotion. I definitely teared up.

[@pogshark1]

Spent over a year watching your clone wars reaction and I’m excited for another whole year for bad batch and rebels

[@kronos327-1]

In retrospect, I don't think this show ever puts a foot wrong. I've enjoyed The Bad Batch from series start to finish and wouldn't hesitate recommending the show.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

Master Depa Billaba was trained under Mace Windu. You can see her in live action in The Phantom Menace at the end standing next to Windu. She probably fought at Geonosis as well. Not sure.

[@Elwingish]

You probably already know this but the Bad Batch were voiced by Dee Bradley Baker, who did Appa, Momo and all the other strange creatures (and even some of the humans!) in Avatar the Last Airbender. Also, Dave Filoni! He worked on the first book of ATLA, but left when he got the opportunity to fulfil his dream of working on the Star Wars franchise.

[@MrGBH]

Bad Batch is my absolute favourite piece of Star Wars media

[@AngelPerez-tu1nk]

I am happy that you will follow up the Bad Batch with Rebels. The latter is my favorite SW media.

[@idamaenman3136]

I love the fact you guys are watching this show. It’s great from start to finish, and the very last episode is just the best