The Cavalry Has Arrived

I must admit, i was a bit worried that they wouldn't stick the landing with this show, cause we only got build-up in the previous episodes!

However.. I was proved wrong! This episode had everything I wanted and expected, delivering a thrilling and emotional farewell to this show, and the journey of clone force 99!

This episode had some amazing action, and scenes i will remember for a long time! We see the culmination of all they have been through, capturing the core of the show: the clones putting Omega before themselves! It was brilliant and it was satisfying!

The final scene was beautifull and had me really emotional, in the best way possible!

The ending means a lot to a shows legacy, and I feel the legacy of this show is secured with this episode!

The Bad Batch struggled enormously to live up to the expectations of its predecessors "The Clone Wars" and "Rebels".

A lot of time was invested in the much criticized filler, a long-lasting story was interrupted again and again and the characters also took up a lot of time for themselves.

A development that more than pays off in the highlight of every Star Wars animated series, the finale, and so it is here.

Over the seasons, a connection was created that grew from episode to episode, developed steadily and allowed the writers to play with it in this final episode of the series.

It may not have the greatest emotional impact, especially compared to the other two series finales, to be constantly aware of its greatest strengths and weaknesses, but it is this perfect imperfection that defines the show, as well as its main characters.

I myself had an incredible time watching this finale, seeing the Bad Batch give their all for their family and the final scene feels incredible even to me, how the target audience must feel watching this is hard to guess.

Let's hope that good things continue to be done with it in the future, the space for that has certainly been left open.

I really don't know why I got so sad, it really hit the spot in my heart with the ending might not what we really wanted with the hopes of Tech return in the finale, but still the ending we get was amazing, and I really started to cry in the end, might been the music and seeing the clones growing old, as we have along with the Clone wars and the Bad batch I was 10 when it all started and haven't skipped a heart beat of the shows. But I feel still sadden by the ending, knowing we all grew up with these heros and now its time to let them go, like with Omega, to find new adventures and new heros in this vast galaxy.

This three season arc has been such a pleasure to watch and is, for me, one of the best of the Disney-era Star Wars programs.

I am of the generation that saw the original Star Wars in a theater in 1977 and have been a fan since. I really enjoyed seeing how George Lucas' idea of a more "Machiavellian" prequel era played out and now with the end of The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch conclusion, Rebels, Kenobi, Solo, and Andor into Rogue One it all feels complete. I never imagined in 1977 that I would be writing a review of further adventures from this far, far away galaxy, but I am grateful that I am. Dave Filoni has masterfully fleshed out this time period in an exciting fashion and I hope to be watching reruns far into the future.

The Bad Batch, a favorite, will be flashing across whatever screen device I have.

Thanks for this wonderful ride.

After Clone Wars and Rebels, The Bad Batch is another brilliant Star Wars cinematic story.

My only complain during this show was the character Omega and when I finally started to enjoy seeing her around and care for her, the series ended.

This episode is also proof that Star Wars can still bring up in viewers and fans real emotions. It was the perfect episode to end the series. Let s hope Dave or someone else will not ruin these characters by bringing them back in another generic cringe live action like the ones they keep doing lately. But I am all for seeing more cartoon stories with Omega as rebel pilot and with Crosshair, Hunter and Wrecker as back up characters.

So, we have to thank Disney, Dave and everyone involved in this series, The Bat Batch proves that there is still hope for Star Wars!