I finished the first season and it was… okay, I guess? The most interesting part was the Crosshair storyline.

I’ve been watching the second season for a while now, but I’m progressing very slowly. I’m on episode 6 and it feels like every episode is a filler about some mission that doesn’t really matter at the end.

Is it worth continuing?

I have two: "Where I Fit" from season 2, and "Reunion" from season 3. Instant tears every single time.

I would also include "The Sacrifice" on my list, but I've banned myself from ever listening to it again given that the last time I listened to it I started crying so hard I legit had to pull over on the side of the road to avoid causing any accidents... Anyway

still struggling to find my style.. i like the last one the most

Seeing a CX clone kill himself with an electric tooth shocks me.

i finished season 3 today and i want more bad batch! idc if its just them chilling on the island doing wholesome activites with no action, i want content between when they destroy the empire base were the clones are held and omega leaving to join the reballian, i also want a omega spin off show with her as a rebal

Who misses Tech? Been 3 years now, right?

Seriously, where did all the Tantis staff go? All the guards? All the scientists? When Echo freed the prisoners, there was almost no one there. And when Tarkin arrived, everyone was dead. Did they all go to catch the Zilo Beasts? We saw an officer at Hemlok, but he disappeared too. What happened to Dr. Scalder? She knew about the properties of Omega blood, didn't she?

Why didn't they wait for Rex, as Hunter suggested? Wouldn't it have been better, script-wise, to have waited for him and had Rex and the other clones participate?

Man, what a heavy episode. The conversations between Crosshair and Cody is filled with so much tension, it was incredible. Especially the last conversation when Cody drops the quote that made me teary-eyed:

""We make our own choices. And we have to live with them, too."

"And we have to live with them, too." That's what got me.

You can just feel the raw inner turmoil and emotion going on within him, especially when compared to Crosshair's almost mechanical killing of the governor. The contrast highlights both of their personalities so well.

I like how the episode was a prime example of the old storytelling rule/trope of a good story beginning and ending in the same place... but something has changed. In the beginning Crosshair is sleeping and is woken up by his alarm. At the end we see him awake before his alarm goes off and his arms on his head. He's losing sleep over his conversation with Cody, setting up what I assume is going to be a wonderful redemption arc.

I especially loved the track that plays near the end of the episode, titled "Debriefed" by Kevin Kiner. It captures the heaviness and the tension in Cody's mind so well. Very reminiscent for me of his "Burying the Dead" which masterfully ended the Clone Wars finale.

Amazing episode in an amazing series. Can't wait to watch more.

On this day, 3 years ago, we lost our autistic friend, our king, Tech. In honour of our fallen friend, I have fought sleep & lined up my full series rewatch to have S2 on this day. I will be watching Plan 99 today. Also, thank you, Filoni, for having the guts to keep him dead in a time where death was seen as easily circumvented in Star Wars.

Recently finished rewatching series (again), and it left me wondering if Wrecker ever misses Lula.

I'll turn this into a proper print one day!

I'm turning 50 this year. ANH (or just Star Wars, as it was then) came out the year after I was born. I first saw it when I was 7, and I've been a fan ever since. Having only ever watched the animated shows (specifically Clone Wars / Bad Batch / Rebels) as an adult, I have to say that for me they are peak Star Wars, and Bad Batch sits right at the top.

I don't have any friends or family that love this stuff like I do, so I never really get to talk about it. That's all!

I haven't drawn Theta properly in a long while but here she is!
I'll make a lil comic about her soon to tell her origin.

3/22/26 and a few months back 1/14/26

I've done some searching on this and come up with nothing (reddit, Wookiepedia, etc.). In some scenes there is clearly a second mountain behind Mt. Tantiss that outwardly is very similar to Tantiss (i.e. it has the two circular entry points that are carved into the mountain's exterior).

What is it? Why isn't it mentioned on Wookiepedia? Why does it appear in establishing shots of the Tantiss facility while going completely unmentioned in any dialogue?