The Empire is so DUMB - Bad Batch S3E12 Juggernaut Review and Breakdown

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for the Bad Batch S3 E12 Juggernaut Spoilers After last week's double helping of Star Wars thrills, the Bad Batch took a step back this week to give the fans some time to continue licking their wounds and while this Juggernaut episode had a surprising character return in incremental plot gains, it really flirted with being a complete filler type of episode, there really is no such thing as filler content in Star Wars, but man, it felt like nothing informative happened in this episode outside of some reveal. that the Empire kept one of its biggest liabilities alive on Rampart and that he knows how the coordinates of the Tantis bases are kept secret.

Tantis's scenes with Omega were more equal. Nothing new was learned about Necromancer. The same idea about the need for Omega to enter the Force was still reiterated. again and the idea of ​​using children for Imperial experiments continues to worry Dr. Carr, certain that she may be one step closer to realizing that she is being a huge shit and will eventually help Omega, the children of the force and ​Possibly all the others imprisoned in tantis. but that's not a new revelation, she was clearly very affected after learning about the Vault, so the audience is well aware of her conflicted state of mind and is sure that the breakout mission in arabis looked great and It featured the kind of Star Wars action we all know. and love, but sadly, after being set up last week for a frenetic, emotional push towards the end of the series, this episode just felt flat and left a lot to be desired, which is a first in this excellent final run from the bad moment, the best moment and it is singular.

While it didn't do much to expand this season's overall plot, the Jou Chase turbo tank was some bitch-looking Star Wars action, aside from the clear answer that JY erso's escape in Rog one, this scene The action was just supercharged Star Wars and another example of why the clones were so much more efficient than the Empire Stormtroopers not to mention Jou's segment which was completely crazy but extremely cool to watch visually, especially Hunter's ramp jump to the In the end, it got even more Star Wars when the gunships hit Chase, so overall this was some classic Star Wars action through and through, eggs and references are limited, as usual, hey, Rampart gets kept him alive for some

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reason, which makes absolutely no sense considering he knows a ton of imperial secrets, but hey, he looks hot with a beard, right? right, really, how does Palpatine let this guy live when he knows the truth about Camino?

All that was missing was a cute clothing line from a killer robot. Hey, if you like this type of content, be sure to subscribe to the Star Wars Time show on social media and YouTube podcasts.