User Reviews

First of all, i really did like this third episode from the 'bad batch' arch. It had exciting fight scene's and i really enjoyed the team up with the tribe village and their perspective on the war that the republic brought to them. However, in my opinion this episode had its flaws.

For example, Captain Rex telling Anakin that Echo is in no good condition and "wouldn't be able to walk". Guess what? Couple shots later Echo is balancing over a pipeline across two bases and later even shooting droids. Doesnt make sense to me. The other thing i didnt understand is the way our squad escaped the hostile base. First they don't know how to get out, so they decide to take a risky route to steal a ship that they dont know is 100% there, suddenly when they're trapped and surrounded in the middle of the pipeline they come to the realisition that they can summon up these flying beasts? Why didnt they think of that in the first place? Would have been a lot easier if you ask me!

Besides I dont want to be all negative out here so let me say this, Star Wars: The Clone Wars is Star Wars at its finest. The overall arch in season 7 is super fun and god i love the advanced animations! Im sure season 7 will be the best season we can possibly get!

This was a really fun episode and I think we can officially say that the Bad Batch have been a success. The action scenes were great and seeing Anakin dominate in that final battle was beautiful!

However, there is a glaring issue with this episode that I hope doesn't set the path for future episodes in this final season. The issue being the complete removal of a "dark" death scene which, in the unfinished version, occurs right before Anakin and the clones escape Tambor's weapon.

So this season is supposedly going to tackle some big clone wars arcs (eg. order 66), and I hope the just because this is on Disney + that any potential darker/violent scenes don't get removed to appease the younger viewers. Especially when a significant portion of the viewership is 17+ in age.

First of all, 18 minutes? We only have 12 episodes in the season and you give us 3/4 of the usual runtime? In the whole episode where did we get? 18 minutes to get back to their ship? Disappointing. the action in the episode was just ok, same with the bad batch. You can also tell Disney has started Disneyfying the show. They completely removed the scene of tambor disintegrating the poletec. Which is one of the reasons the episode was so short. There is obviously still stuff I like such as the rex and echo reunion and the animation. Overall, I hope the next episode is better, and longer.

Overall solid episode with a lot of cool action. Just don't understand why they cut some scenes from the unfinished version

This is slightly better than episode 2, but still struggles with various moments where you can't overlook the uncertainty of the established characters. "Oh no, droids, what can we do?", "We already killed plenty of them before with ease, but now we better should run..."

But I want to talk about a minor spoiler here for a second. And for those, who prefer to avoid this, please stop reading here!

There is a moment, where they all try to escape through a whole in the ceiling. And somehow neither the clones, nor the Jedi have an idea how to get up there. Didn't Clone Troopers always had some some kind of grabbling hooks? They used to climb up big mountains countless times, but now they ask how to get up there? And what about Anakin, the Jedi could just use his powers to lift them all up there and then jump up. But no, it's up to the stupid Hulk, who starts throwing them all up and then the Jedi remembers, who is a Jedi with similar super powers, so he jumps up.

In March of 2021, I decided to watch Star Wars for the first time. I chose to watch it in the timeline order, and watch everything, including the cartoons. I am so happy I did, because with the exception of Star Wars Resistance, they were all amazing. But my favorite is 100% Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It is just amazing. I didn't have my IMDb account at the time, so I couldn't review it. That is why I decided to re watch one of my favorite seasons, season 7, and review it.

The part I really liked about this episode was the crazy amounts of action. Nearly the whole episode was a fight scene, but it spread out over different places. It started where the second episode left off with the Bad Batch fighting the droids, and Rex and Tech trying to get Echo out of the facility. They get out and in an attempt to escape, they needed to walk across a very long balance beam super high up in the sky. The droids blocked them, and they fought them on a balance beam. Tech then recommended using the distress call of the native Keeradaks to tame their flying reptiles. Anakin and the clones fly away and are chased by flying droids and have a very cool battle in the sky. They then get back to the natives village where the final battle of the episode takes place, and it was very entertaining. Literally the entire episode was action packed and filled with multiple crazy ambitious battles. Even though this episode has a 7.8 (at the time of review) I feel it is very underrated. The entire episode is filled with fight scenes, how could you not like that?