Star Wars: The Bad Batch

based on 4 episodes... it's ok. but still missing the epic world building lucas oriented the clone wars on. with lucas era star wars, u got the feeling the actions on screen were part of something bigger. this series feels like a string of set pieces ... the gang go to a place, then something happens.. then another thing happens, then they leave never to talk about it again. Mandalorian is similar. this early empire era is mostly unexplored on screen. maybe more will develop

First season was awful in pacing, story and humor. I am somewhat happy I continued watching, because it eventually did get its affairs in order, but it never made as much of an impact as Clone Wars or Rebels.

I have rewatched this series over 10 times. For me this feels how I would love the other Star Wars movies and series to be. Gripping plot. Great voice acting. Good story arc. I love it. Only bettered by Andor/Rogue One.

Watching The Bad Batch feels like reuniting with old friends from The Clone Wars. The series doesn’t try to reinvent anything, but it does offer a solid and emotional continuation of the stories left behind in the Clone Wars. From the very first episode, you can feel the affection for these characters and the effort to give them a proper send-off. The animation remains top-notch, with well-executed action scenes and an atmosphere that keeps the spirit of Star Wars alive. While this final season

I watched 2 random episodes from season 3 with my bf, idk.

I really enjoyed this. I feel like s2 got a lot more interesting than s1. I'm also a sucker for a found-family dynamic so it's got that going for it. I sometimes find the dialogue flat and unnatural, but it has very fun storylines. I'm glad the third season will be the final one, as I enjoy how the characters have been developing throughout the series and I reckon one more season would be a good span of time to finish it off. Ultimately I am looking forward to the third and final season!

Meh. Does a good job explaining what happened to the clones between the prequel and original trilogies but is otherwise completely flat and one-dimensional in every other aspect.

Aside from the random, completely unnecessary episode right before the final arc, it was great.

not a bad show, but kinda feels like it's based on some videogame that I never played. Or created to sell action figures.

Rebels and Clone Wars both had rocky 1st seasons, and Bad Batch is no different. Despite a great opening episode, the episodic nature of the show results in too much repetition of the "small band takes on lots of bad guys" setup with a lot of each episode feeling like filler. I'm finding Ang's Omega a little bit annoying (mostly the accent) but I'm hoping she grows on me. There are some really dark moments, so interesting character dynamics, and a few too many cameos.