THE BAD BATCH Episode 4 Breakdown | Ending Explained, STAR WARS Easter Eggs And Things You Missed

THE BAD BATCH Episode 4 Breakdown | Ending Explained, STAR WARS Easter Eggs And Things You Missed Episode 4 of The Bad Batch is out and in this recap and review we breakdown the big characters, what happens, give our theories on Omega, Fennec Shand, Tarkin and what will happen with Crosshair. We also discuss the inner workings of the Imperials and Empire.

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0:00 The Bad Batch Episode 4 Breakdown Intro
0:26 Episode 3 Recap
1:28 Episode 4 Star Wars Easter Eggs And Breakdown
8:47 Episode 4 Reaction And Review

So far the series set in a Galaxy Far Far Away has had a lot of easter eggs, hidden details and things in it that have made it a joy to recap and explain. In this video we're gonna be going over the latest entry and discussing what we think could be happening next time.

Episode 3 saw the Bad Batch doing A Mandalorian Season 2 and crash landing on a Moon as they made their way to what I'm presuming is the location they end up at in this episode.

Omega was finally embraced by the group and she ended up filling the void left by Crossbones after proving she had the metal to make her way through the kind of missions the group would be going on. Wrecker ended up making a room for her out of what I believe was Crossbone's old one and he himself realised that he was probably heading down the wrong path when we watched as the Empire brought in Elite Troopers.

As we know, civilians and mercs would go onto replace the clones and he was simply helping to usher in the new era.

So far the show has very much tackled with the aesthetic of conformity vs independence and we've watched the Bad Batch travel on highly different paths to Crossbones. They've even repeated scenes with different outcomes to show this motif and you know it's like history they rhyme.

I also forgot to mention last time that Tarkin has now been promoted to Imperial Governor from Republic Admiral further showing how things are changing.

We pick up with Clone Force 99 drifting through space towards Idaflor. The last two episodes had them first showing up in Hyperspace but here they're gliding through which hints towards how badly beat up the ship is. The episode titled cornered has them well...cornered at several points and I like this nice slow and cold opening.

I'd never heard of Idaflor before and after researching the planet I couldn't any instances of it mentioned. However if you know a book, film, game or show that it's been in then let me know but it does seem like a new creation for this episode.

The uninhabited planet is the perfect place for them to lay low as because of it's low population the Empire haven't sent anyone to oversee it. Though the Imperials have a vast armada of ships and soldiers, they didn't have the manpower to cover every single system in the galaxy and planets without big populations were overlooked. This allowed the Jedi like Yoda to lie low on places like Dagobah and it's smart that the Bad Batch are seeking out places like this.

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[heavyspoilers]

Correction, Fennec’s contact is a Sullustan.

Shoutouts to S-N7.

[saikathghosh]

Disney releases a new And Paul is like : "I am speed"!!

[briantully]

In Mando season 2 Fennec says she’s wanted by the empire. So she will probably end up helping omega and the bad batch. Not the other way around.

[DaiMongar]

Fennec's contact looked more like a Sullustan to me, like Nien Nunb from Return of the Jedi.

[manlikevelk]

Last time I was this early Echo was still human

[TheodoreMauros]

Omega casually dropping a ''Hello there''. Do I need to say more?

[oscarc]

The animal that took omega's toy also appeared in star wars resistance as torra's pet

[amazingtrooper]

You missed one more Easter egg: when hunter fights fennec Shand, she used her helmet to bump hunter’s head and this is similar to what Jango fett does to obi wan kenobi in attack of the clones

[evL]

Last episode probably rhymed too much like the squeal trilogy that it made the composer cry

[nancyscogin]

I was watching M.O.D.O.K. and forgot about Bad Batch😲 . I got joy realizing I have another episode to go watch. Thanks for another enriching video!

[sargegamingchannel]

I really liked the Droid disguise story angle it was very funny how he bargain for a higher price

[joe]

this series just keeps getting better and better every week.

[evL]

they keep making Wrecker more of a liability. Thought we was supposed to be the muscle of the team, now he's just a goof/comic relief

[Kishan]

I love how beautiful this episode was! The animation was top notch and Pantora is a really stunning planet

[Friezo_db]

2:57 if im correct i think the species is a Sullustan like Nien Numb and not an Ugnaut

[Soapiath]

“This show isn’t made for kids so get out of here!!!”
Me who has been watch clone wars since 2008: “bit to late for that”

[dariusshams]

The 'its like poetry, they rhyme" gag, never gets old 😂

[AnthonyBerkshire]

2:54 i think that it’s wrong. It was like Nien Nunb a Sullustan

[Noone-jnjp]

She was protecting her bounty, not saving Omega’s life

[elijahjamesndchannel]

Wrecker’s head was hit...

Again...






Maybe right by the inhibitor chip?