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We dig into The Bad Batch's Plan 99 second season finale and examine how the series operates as an animated Empire Strikes Back.

The voice actors behind Star Wars shows The Mandalorian, The Bad Batch, and Clone Wars gave Lucasfilm Animation fans a behind-the-scenes look at New York Comic Con 2021.

The Bad Batch Returns to a Critical Star Wars Planet Our heroes walk the same streets that Ahsoka Tano once did. Will they prove faster learners than her? Lucasfilm Welcome to The Bad Batch Explained, our weekly column dedicated to those rough and tumble Clone Wars leftovers and their march through a bold, new galaxy far, far away. In this entry, we’re charging into Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 10 (“Common Ground”) and contemplating The Phantom Menace and its residual anxieties. So ye...

In our Star Wars The Bad Batch Battle Scars review, we examine an episode that deals with the after-effects of The Clone Wars in a direct fashion.

In our Star Wars The Bad Batch Decommissioned review, we struggle with an episode full of great ideas and lackluster execution.

In our Star Wars The Bad Batch Rampage review, we take a closer look at an episode focused on rescuing one of the universe's deadliest creatures.

The last time we saw them in the premiere episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, Hunter and the Bad Batch (Dee Bradley Baker), sans Crosshair, had become guardians to the child clone Omega (Michelle Ang), an ingenue to the galaxy. In this second episode, titled “Cut and Run” (directed by Steward Lee and written by Gursiman Sandhu), the trouble with Crosshair on their trail takes a backseat in favor of an introspective glance at the shifting galactic order. The developing Empire is registerin...