Okay so it isn't that bad but I have to admit the ending is frustrating.
You get this semi-interesting episode of The Bad Batch (and a very generic episode of Star Wars might I add), with a fairly cool character (Fennic Shand) and some genuinely exciting movements, like the river attack and the actual confrontation with the bounty hunter. The stuff with Omega and Crosshair was fine. I don't think it's as lame as people are saying it is. They're becoming good characters.
But then the episode just ends. Hunter and Wrecker don't get the information they're promised and it pretty much makes the episode feel like filler more than an episode that actually furthered the overarching stories about M-count or the actual Clones.
Production is as tight as usual and I did enjoy myself up until the end. It isn't one of the worst in the series, but come on... Even a cool reveal at the end would have made up for it a little bit. We should be past this in the final season of the series.
Again; these seasons don't need to be more than 10 episodes long.
You get this semi-interesting episode of The Bad Batch (and a very generic episode of Star Wars might I add), with a fairly cool character (Fennic Shand) and some genuinely exciting movements, like the river attack and the actual confrontation with the bounty hunter. The stuff with Omega and Crosshair was fine. I don't think it's as lame as people are saying it is. They're becoming good characters.
But then the episode just ends. Hunter and Wrecker don't get the information they're promised and it pretty much makes the episode feel like filler more than an episode that actually furthered the overarching stories about M-count or the actual Clones.
Production is as tight as usual and I did enjoy myself up until the end. It isn't one of the worst in the series, but come on... Even a cool reveal at the end would have made up for it a little bit. We should be past this in the final season of the series.
Again; these seasons don't need to be more than 10 episodes long.