User Reviews

Classic plot: Go to new planet, Face a problem, Solve problem, Leave new planet.,

Sounds simple but I like it.

I was hoping for my action, but I guess we need to have some slower episodes to bring the story around. Please tell me they do a back story on BAD BATCH as kids training/growing up and their UNIQUE modifications as clones. Omega's head dress will have some significance in later episodes.

I hope she is not being tracked either! Awaiting next week for the 3rd episode, hopefully more action.

This was a slow episode, but I don't hold that against it. On the contrary this episode made us see the world threw Omega's eyes. This was the first time Omega was outside of Camino and her reactions to the most mundane things were very realistic, since this was the first time ever she had the chance to just be a kid.

I also would like to mention the amazing dynamic between Hunter and Omega. Hunter really stuggles to accept the role he now has to play on top of running from a forming empire.

Echo was unfortunately a bit sidelined again, but I don't begrudge the creators that they want to give spotlight first to the relatively new characters.

All in all I am excited for comes next.

This episode was such a nice little break from the heaviness of the 74 minutes of Order 66 and the formation of the Empire, not to mention, it's been less than only 3 days since that episode came out.

It was slow, calm and contented -which elegantly shows the warmth and the welcoming of the newcoming show.

Furthermore, it really shows the return of the Clone Wars with Cut Lawquane and Selucami.

We also got to see the beginning of the Empire which one

It wasn't a filler, it was a necessary plot.

Absolutely awesome!

I enjoyed this episode a lot. I didn't enjoy it like the first episode, but it was still really good. I like how Hunter is learning to be a father-figure for Omega, and watching Omega grow as a character as she left her home planet for the first time is really nice. This show is starting off really good. The amination is great, so are the characters, and it has a lot of great action packed scenes. I can't wait next week for episode #3.

Following up on the almost perfect "Aftermath" was always going to be an impossible task and this episode is definitely weaker but it is far from filler. In "Cut and Run" Omega visits her first planet away from Kamino and gets a glimpse of what life with a normal family could be, playing with other children, healthy parental role-models, etc. Of course nothing could ever be so simple and the empire have tightened their grip on the planet where rogue clone 'Cut' and his family have been living, forcing him and his family to relocate. It's nice to see Cut again as he always felt a little under-utilised for such a unique character and I appreciate the further exploration of his life. We get a mention of Rex who is supposedly only a day away from the Bad Batch so we will most certainly see him soon and Omega has some important emotional bests with Hunter who is, unbeknownst to him, becoming a father figure to her. Omega removing her Kaminoan headdress Is a subtle but important moment for her character, showing she is taking steps to completely distance herself from that life and stepping into a scary but exciting new one with the rest of the Batch. It's a far slower affair than the relentless premiere but it does a lot with a little and helps flesh out Hunter and Omega further as characters. A strong 7 to a light 8/10.

To start filler episode so drop down to nine. But that's the only bad part. The episode itself was great. Finally some closure on cut and a happy moment. The development of a father daughter relationship between hunter and omega. Omega is starting to come into her own and be braver and more independent. It's amazing to see the empire taking over so quickly.

Ok, I did enjoy this episode, but..... Spoilers, so beware..... ,but it didnt add any value to the plot. The guys and onega move to a planet yo get some help afterwhich the have to leave again and didnt receive anything. It was so pointless. Ok such things do hapenin realrime quite often, but watching 30 minutes of a show where at the end nothing is achieved, is a bit pointless. But ok, like I said, it was entertaining.

From the Bang busting start of the first episode this takes a quieter turn to return to an old savior of Rex during the height of the clone wars. With the code name mentioned at the end of the last episode nice speculation of which character, not even trooper, they were going to meet. Showing there relationship with Cut that's grown since he was discovered by Rex back in season 2 of clone wars.

To another note of the "regs" being used to enforce the will of the Empire is creepy to see how quickly this changed! From Order 66 to the total lockdown of the galaxy the team find themselves is is great, within a week of the take over the oppressions is truly here to stay for the 23 years until the death star 2 is destroyed.

With Filoni at the helm of any star wars property I cannot praise this highly enough. Even though this was a slow episode this did bring back memories of old series and how the galaxy will change until we see Vader finally pass.

Great episode, I love the dynamics of the Bad Batch. Omega is getting a little bit more of character treatment, maybe they're giving her the Ahsoka treatment but hey, who knows.

8/10.

Okay to bad action, it's like it was made for kids. The first episode was amazing and fun to watch with pretty fun action but this one was meh it felt very childish and almost like a sitcom. I didn't enjoy this and like the previous episode i found omega rather annoying.

I love the transition from the Republic to Empire. It makes you feel the fear and understanding of the population that the Empire is trying to control everything.

It was alright. Nice to see some faces from the older episodes. Felt a bit like filler, but that doesn't have to be a bad thing. What you can guess from now on is that Omega is basically going to be someone between Ahsoka and Grogu. Going to be able to take care of herself, but still not on a very high level.