The End of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 2 Explained

After a super-sized premiere, Star Wars: The Bad Batch is off to the races — and it's starting off somewhere that only longtime Clone Wars fans will recognize.

In the aftermath of Order 66, the Bad Batch flee with the mysterious girl Omega to the safe house of an old friend — Cut Lawquane, a clone trooper who hung up his weapons to take on the life of a farmer way back in The Clone Wars' second season.

Together, they make some decisions that will determine the course of the Bad Batch's future — and Omega's. What does it all mean? This is the end of Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode 2, explained.

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Cut who? | 0:00
Cut's escape | 0:57
Chain codes | 2:01
Hunter's decision | 3:11
Omega's choice | 4:18

[lotusleo]

Looking forward to some mind-blowing mutant ability reveal of Omega. If she gets proper character development, she might become a new popular character from the animated universe like Ashoka. Fingers crossed.

[Payload]

I have a bad feeling that Omega could possibly be Captain Phasma she did want to use Clones instead off brainwashed people

[filmeditstudios]

The episodes are getting much shorter and that is kind of annoying, especially since the first episode was an hour long

[gerardocovarrubias]

Hey so will the bad batch joined the Rebellion along with Rex and others

[ashura]

I initially thought Cut's kids were biologically his.

[robknight]

Should be called Star Wars Omega. Featuring the bad batch.

[ilphi]

I thought it was pronounced TWI-lek
Not TWAI-lek

[anthonymaggio]

I'm turning omega over to the empire, can't stand her. She's a pointless annoying character.

[sagemyruss]

I’m sorry but this show is pretty lousy so far. Omega is kind of a boring character