The Fennec part was a bit of a frustrating tease. Also, who knew the Florida Everglades were on their own planet?

The Crosshair / Omega part continues to be just really unexpected and fantastic. Getting him back on the team from the start was a great idea. His face when Omega says that Phee was a "liberator of ancient wonders" was hilarious, and the small moment when she briefly holds his hand during the meditation was very touching; I never thought she'd be one of my favorite parts of the season.

Wookie zen moments

Give me more Wrecker: Crocodile Hunter please!

Or really him squaring off with anything in brute force combat

Well, she's a former psuedo-sith, wtf does she know about testing force potential? Dooku probably never told her anything about it.

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and no answers to how she survived the Clone Wars other than the throwaway "i have more lives blah blah blah"

"Somehow, Ventress returned".

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We are coming to the end of this show. Seems like a perfect opportunity to spinoff a Ventress show to explore those questions

alright....think i may have crosshairs hand thing figured out so here's my idea and this is not based on any episode breakdown youtube video or book or anything else...just an idea that if they go this route would be pretty dang epic.....

it certainly seems there's still something crosshair hasn't told people yet about what was done to him on Tantis and there definitely seems to be some guilt tied to it.....my working theory is this.....he WANTED to become one of those assassin type clone troopers that we saw in this season, but the issue with his hand came from the experiments they were doing to him and it meant that he could no longer play that role and was then useless and thrown in with the rest of the clones....

this would explain why he's so resistant to trying to get his hand fixed but at the same time frustrated that it's still an issue.....because fixing his hand to him then means he has the potential to go back to trying to be that assassin type clone, but would worsen the guilt that he wanted to do it in the first place.....so in a way his damaged hand is his self-inflicted punishment for wanting to betray his brothers and as long as his hand shakes the burden of betrayal isn't as severe.....

not sure i'm explaining this perfectly as it sits in my head but that would be an EPIC character arc for him if they go for something like this....

also....last 2 episodes were awesome....didn't really quite get assage ventress's way of measuring the M-count stuff but my guess is she knew everything she was doing was a bunch of BS and she already knew omega had a high M-count....guess we'll see

Ventress should have stayed bald

I think Ventress sensed the force sensitivity when Omega was on one foot and relaxed. The second was BS to kick BB ass (they should know what a Jedi type could do). Third was to see if there was control. I also think Omega called the big turtle squid.

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alright....think i may have crosshairs hand thing figured out so here's my idea and this is not based on any episode breakdown youtube video or book or anything else...just an idea that if they go this route would be pretty dang epic.....

it certainly seems there's still something crosshair hasn't told people yet about what was done to him on Tantis and there definitely seems to be some guilt tied to it.....my working theory is this.....he WANTED to become one of those assassin type clone troopers that we saw in this season, but the issue with his hand came from the experiments they were doing to him and it meant that he could no longer play that role and was then useless and thrown in with the rest of the clones....

this would explain why he's so resistant to trying to get his hand fixed but at the same time frustrated that it's still an issue.....because fixing his hand to him then means he has the potential to go back to trying to be that assassin type clone, but would worsen the guilt that he wanted to do it in the first place.....so in a way his damaged hand is his self-inflicted punishment for wanting to betray his brothers and as long as his hand shakes the burden of betrayal isn't as severe.....

not sure i'm explaining this perfectly as it sits in my head but that would be an EPIC character arc for him if they go for something like this....

also....last 2 episodes were awesome....didn't really quite get assage ventress's way of measuring the M-count stuff but my guess is she knew everything she was doing was a bunch of BS and she already knew omega had a high M-count....guess we'll see

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Eh, I think it's just psychological from all of the trauma he's suffered. And I actually like that character arc better, personally.

erik over at new rockstars gives a good breakdown of the most recent episode here....

and just a heads up next wednesday is the last 2x episode drop....the titles of those episodes are: Identity Crisis and Point of No Return

Good! It needs to be based on the timeline and what happens down the road….

Give us something that makes us think and question….stop holding our dang hands and tell a great story!

Sounds like they definitely are getting this show to wrap up in a great way and I can't wait to see it!

Omega has become my 2nd fave character after crosshair

the only character i can think of in the entire show so far of bad batch that's been annoying is the wanda sykes character and that was really only for her first appearance in the show in season 2 and even she hasn't been too bad after that first appearance....

all these characters thus far have been written so well that they've all grown on me and have all gotten better after each season....which is going to make it even more of a gut punch if the show goes the direction im thinking it's going to go....

I think we'll get this moment without the claw rescue.

agreed....we're gonna be getting the rogue one treatment here guys and i'm all on board with it

I'm curious what particular action Omega took in the last episode that was so dumb? What should she have done instead?

Did you disagree with her logic about them having no luck finding Tantiss?

So was the reveal that Omega is the only cloned being to have a high M count? Of that her blood is the key to transferring a high M count from an original force user to their clone?

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So was the reveal that Omega is the only cloned being to have a high M count? Of that her blood is the key to transferring a high M count from an original force user to their clone?

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The second one. They mentioned her as a "binder" when Hemlock is talking to Emerie.

I wonder if Hemlock notices that literally every single thing Emerie does is suspicous once she becomes head scientist?

Thanks

I'm sure this was discussed in Season 1, but is Omega supposed to be a clone of Jango? #1 how does that work (lol) and #2 why does she have high midichlorians?

The whole reason the show exists is because some of the clones don't come out "right" - hence The Bad Batch.