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Very skeptical when I saw the trailer. New actors and all. Felt like squeezing a beloved franchise for fan nostalgia.

Boy was I wrong, at one point after several episodes I completely forget that this is another show with different actors. Stellar job from the casting team and from the new actors, also the entire production team.

The new actor playing Dexter is killing it in his role. I wouldn't be surprised if the original actor is still playing the scenes than the new actor is recreating every gesture and facial expression, verbal tone, that's how good it is. Same can be told about almost all the other actors, Masuka being also 100% him.

Old Dexter is still narrating the entire show, this adding a lot to the general vibes. Possibly a spoiler if you didn t watch the trailer or the news, but they are creating another show with Dexter after the events of New Blood. I was also very happy to realize they decided to back down on the horrible end of New Blood with Dexter being killed after acting completely out of character.

This is a perfect example of a spinoff made right. I am excited to see where this show will be heading in the future and also for the Dexter: Resurrection new series.

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!

Everything is so well done in this episode. The characters interactions are amazing. One hour to make you forget completely that you are a spectator and those are actors surrounded by cameras. I think that the real cinematography shifted from the big screen to the tv adaptations and series today. More and more often I find the need to rewatch and discover the amazing cinematography of tv series while not caring much of the most of the movies made lately for the big screen. This episode was one of the best episodes I saw in a tv series. I can compare it with another episode from another show about samurai and Japan, but of a different nature, ep. 5 from Blue Eye Samurai.

I am so happy after watching this episode. I wish now I could have a time machine and watch now all the other episodes.