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Episode 256 - The Bad Batch - Cut and Run - 0102
The Bad Batch meets with a clone deserter, learn more about Omega and inhibitor chips, and figures a way around chain codes in “Cut and Run.”
On this fully armed and operational episode, we discuss:
- The clone Cut Lawquane and his Twi’lek wife, Suu,
- Omega’s similarities to Grogu from The Mandalorian and Rey Skywalker,
- How The Bad Batch contains plot points similar to The Mandalorian,
- The source of chain codes, as introduced in The Mandalorian,
- Hunter’s struggle with whether he and Clone Force 99 can properly care for Omega.
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