@@geetslys Sounds like a bad spaghetti western...."He went by George!" Hey Geetsly's just got a Really Good Bad Idea: You Interested? Dare you to tag George Lucas in this and see what he thinks about all this, I bet he'd have either have the best response or the worst and I very curious to see which (IKR said the cat jk). (switches to best egging it on voice): Do it, Do it, Do it!
Our yellow sun is so effective, all those blue pigment under George Papanoida got Vitamin D’ed into oblivion ‘til the Baron needed to change his last name to Lucas 😨
Yeah, I was wondering what happened to her, hope she returns, was hoping she appears in this episode, maybe joined the rebellion or such, well at least she isn't one who wants to see Ashoka get locked up in that certain arc because of what she done with her back then, so yeah
Yeah, I kind of wanted to see her again. Personally, I feel that given her friendship with the Jedi and individuals like Padme that they would side with the Rebellion.
I remember thinking "these blue people are in the wrong cantina" ...and that's when the old man started dual wielding blasters & laying waste to the place
There’s a chance the pantorans were able to stay with the empire. With their cosmetic appearance in Star Wars squadrons multiplayer for the imperial side who knows maybe they became an imperial loyalist planet like Vardos.
Exactly what I was thinking. I like the idea that Senator Chuchi might end up an imperial loyalist so long as the Empire guarantees the aid & attention she sought for her system in the Clone Wars.
@@brionockenfels9241 disagreed. She was friends with Padme and Ahsoka. She'd have been wrapped into the rebellion-sympathizer camp by Organa. But Pantora as a planet might've been loyalist
I really liked see the people cheering at seeing the clones. This really showed people saw the Empire as the heroes and the saviors right after the clone wars...
Seeing Pantora made me think of Senator Riyo Chuchi. We should gotten at least a 2 part special in The Clone Wars that tied up the loose end of her character. She had potential, but they pushed her to the side...
The Empire: You are on this council but we do not grant you the rank of importance to the Empire Pantora: How can you do this it's out ragus it's unfair The Empire: Take a seat young Pantora
Hearing about Pantora really makes me hope we can get a ack about Rothana during and after the Clone Wars. (Rothana is my favorite planet from star wars)
I guess that you could compare what the empire did with Pantora to the real life with the Roman Empire withdrawing from Dacia and fortifying the Danube leaving their former settlements to fend for themselves
Not exactly as Dacia was a full on province in the Empire, Pantora is more like the Crimea kingdom that was a vassal of Rome, left out in the cold during the later empire.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD Not all of Dacia, only modern day Oltenia, Transylvania and parts of Banat. The rest was a "vassal", or rather, a region under occupation from the neighbouring moesia (as it wasn't a state really, it was simply a group of thribes collectively known as the free Dacians). The Roman empire and Trajan fought those difficult wars against the Dacians for their gold. That was the only reason they did so. Weirdly, all cultures of the time that knew of the Dacians had a lot of respect for them, including Trajan himself and well as Herodotus and Cassius Dio
@@sticlavoda5632 Well Gold back then was really value as a religious item and for value. My point was Dacia was under roman control or at least their influence, unlike Pantora which seems like it is fully isolated or abandoned as soon as possible.
They are likely a human offshoot species just like the chiss and many others. Though they look closer to humans then the chiss. (Slightly prettier too. People thought Thrawn was a Pantoran with a bad eye condition.)
The Spice Cartel means the Pykes are involved, too bad, if it was a fraction of the Hutts then after Boba takes over Jabba's Empire or what's left of it, he might have been able to help Pantora, he is a much more fair boss then the Hutts or Empire.
Droping Pantora would have been the stupidest move Sidious could have taken. Basicaly a developed forward base into wild space with plenty of infrastructure to for example support secret instalations further into wild space leaving that simply for graps gives either criminal elements a very powerfull base of operation or worse a safe heaven for rebel elements. I mean Pentora basicaly just needs to provide space for repairs and gatherin and taking resources as payment heck they could go as far as make a critical investation for some space dock facilitys and they are set as THE port for anyone not to friendly with the Empire
So true!!! I mean maybe at this time, but wild space wasn’t at the top of the empires priorities but I agree, it definitely could’ve been a massive opportunity.
People who didn't watch the Clone Wars are completely missing out when watching Bad Batch. My friend keeps asking me questions about Bad Batch because he doesn't know half the references.
The Galactic Empire was a totalitarian government that would terrorize its own people for the mere suspicion of rebellion, and worlds that out of the way were perfect for these tactics. The Galactic Empire later brutality could perhaps been identified by the people if they took the time to really see the Empire for what it could really be.
I was excited to see Pantora again. There are so so many worlds in the Star Wars galaxy, and for every new one I learn of mostly from you guys @ Geetslys and books I lose one from a terrible attention span. I was only able Pantora from Avatar. 😂
I always thought 🥰Riyo Chuchi😍 was attractive. Strong, Braveheart💙, and devoted to helping her people and bring peace to the Talz. I hope she shows up again that lovely beauty 🥰 better be alive.
That’s acutally a good quesiton, I jsut watched the bad patch ep.4 and I saw it, ty for explaining, I was wondering what happned and why they were there. :)
If Pantora is such a remote planet and the Empire has no interest in it like whatsoever, why the Rebels Alliance never considered aided the Pantorans to become an independent republic? At least, I think Saw and his Partisans would be willing to help for sure as long as they get to kill a bunch of Stormtroopers. Heck, Pantora may even the good place for the surviving Jedi to lay low during the Age of the Empire while do not have to concern about running out of supplies and shelters.
I think it was probably because the rebellion had enough on its plate with just taking off in the first place. Pantora was so far out and in too awkward of a spot. The rebels probably did consider helping, they just didn’t have the resources to do much. I’m sure the figured if they were able to establish the new republic, they would be able to help a lot of systems that they weren’t able to during the age of the empire.
@@tjbekks embo is a thing, he is a bounty hunter, there must be ways to contact it easily, but saw guerrera is a criminal, yet somehow everyone meets amd knows where he is BUT the empire
Wasn’t a Pantoran senator part of the opposition to Palpatine furthering the constitution? I wonder if he punished the planets involved with Bail, Mon Mothma, and Padme
I don't quite understand the Star Wars logic here - while completely isolated countries in the real world tended to lag behind technologically sooner or later, they didn't automatically become hellholes. And not having many inherently precious ressources to exploit often lead to specialisation on highly processed goods while remaining unappealing for foreign powers to conquer.
When you are surrounded by crime syndicate and warloads then yes, your planet does become a hell hole. You cant defend yourself because your army left and all trade to your planet has ended.
That’s only really true if the country is left untouched for a long time. Pantora was heavily reliant on trade with the republic, and the empire pretty much cut it all off. If Pantora had developed self sufficiently then yeah, they’d be fine, but because they were so dependant on the republic, once that was gone, they were pretty screwed. For example, if all of a sudden, all trade with the United States completely shut off, they would also become economically unstable. Maybe not as bad as pantora, just because of how rich the country is, but nonetheless, still something to think about.
The Pantorians might have been happy when the Empire first arrived, but I see what happens after the parade is over. Citizens are forced to work as slave labor, while critics and protesters are arrested, executed, or shipped off to who knows where.
I suppose it's possible they set up their own mining operations and whatnot to become truly self-sufficient. But it's not very likely, particularly if they weren't doing it BEFORE they got cut off.
That's where the fiction fails, I think. Any civilization that could become spacefaring on their own would have been sufficient enough to survive. They might have had to resurrect old industries, but they had twenty years to do it. Unless they'd turned their moon into an ecumenopolis, they should still have had access to the moon's natural resources.
@@garavin 20 years is more than enough time for a lot of suffering to happen, and their economy to crash. Maybe they could’ve recovered but it wouldn’t be until the end of the empire, and they could receive aid from the new republic.
I doubt these species and planets went "undiscovered". Thousands of years in the timeline and not one person ventured there? Plus there's tons of Tals outside of the planet.
almost like it’s the most common team trope. The leader, the heavy/funny guy, the tech, and the edgy one. Echo is refreshing though, because he doesn’t really fit into any of these tropes. But that also makes his character feel a little under developed in the show. The droid scene was 10/10 though😂💙
Can you elaborate more on the resources they needed? Often in these star wars videos resources is used but never specificed on what kind like food, medicine, or raw materials. Food and some medicine can be home grown especially in a green house if the medicine you are trying to grow won't grow on the planet. Now raw resources may be the one resource they can't get if the planet it elf doesn't have.
It seems that most Pantorans are in the Service sector so the Government has to trade to make up for the lack in the Industrial Sector and The Agricultural Sector
Why do people keep saying that when she (Venic Shan) pops up in the show (Bad Batch ep.4) it’s somehow has something to do with Boba Fett...?¿? Am I missing something or do people not realize that boba Fett saving her life and her serving him by his side in the Mandalorian happens decades after this point in time...?¿? Is there some comic or book that I missed that says she was Boba Fett’s partner for decades or a long time before he saved her in the Mando?¿?
Lol I've been reading people say that Star Wars stole from avatar And I can't stop laughing At how ridiculous that is because it's actually the other way around lol
The bad batch series sucks, not even weed can make it interesting, it dose have really good graphics and it’s nice to see this era get explored more especially for the younger generations but episode 3&4 just feel like a complete waste of time and they could’ve done better.
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The chairman of Pantora escaped from the empire and came to a planet called Earth telling all the stories from his galaxy to the primitive natives
Thanks, I always wondered where George Lucas came from, it's about time somebody explained it so it makes sense!
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He went by George.
@@geetslys Sounds like a bad spaghetti western...."He went by George!"
Hey Geetsly's just got a Really Good Bad Idea: You Interested?
Dare you to tag George Lucas in this and see what he thinks about all this, I bet he'd have either have the best response or the worst and I very curious to see which (IKR said the cat jk).
(switches to best egging it on voice): Do it, Do it, Do it!
Our yellow sun is so effective, all those blue pigment under George Papanoida got Vitamin D’ed into oblivion ‘til the Baron needed to change his last name to Lucas 😨
I miss riyo chuchi. Kinda hoping she’d be seen in a broadcast or something. Such an underrated character
Yeah, I was wondering what happened to her, hope she returns, was hoping she appears in this episode, maybe joined the rebellion or such, well at least she isn't one who wants to see Ashoka get locked up in that certain arc because of what she done with her back then, so yeah
Especially that ship with Commander Fox lol
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Yeah, I kind of wanted to see her again. Personally, I feel that given her friendship with the Jedi and individuals like Padme that they would side with the Rebellion.
YES!
I remember thinking "these blue people are in the wrong cantina"
...and that's when the old man started dual wielding blasters & laying waste to the place
SUCH a good episode!
One of my favorites scenes in the clone wars.
@@samuelbishop3316 which episode is that??
@@kamallk.8049 Sphere of Influence I think
Tarkin: Come join the Empire, we’ll let you blow up a planet.
*Chip acts up*
Wrecker: Kay.
Bad Batch: 👀
Everyone watching the episode: 👀👀👀👀👀
Yo dudes the Empire's pretty chill maybe you could like join it or something
Sounds dire, but since so much of Pantora's fate is a blank page, anything could happen.
Maybe the Rebellion took advantage of the Empire's neglect.
Wouldn't doubt if most people who join the rebellion did it just so they can have some food and water
Same goes for the empire
I want to see more of Pantora!
I'm glade we actually saw the planet and city's on Pandora
Agreed. Looks amazing!
I feel bad about those innocent people that was murdered by Fennec Shand
They were on the way. Business isn't friendly if there are obstacles.
I mean she isn't really an anti-hero. She's a true gun-for-hire.
@@geetslys she was killing to kill baby yoda so...
There’s a chance the pantorans were able to stay with the empire. With their cosmetic appearance in Star Wars squadrons multiplayer for the imperial side who knows maybe they became an imperial loyalist planet like Vardos.
Exactly what I was thinking. I like the idea that Senator Chuchi might end up an imperial loyalist so long as the Empire guarantees the aid & attention she sought for her system in the Clone Wars.
@@brionockenfels9241 disagreed. She was friends with Padme and Ahsoka. She'd have been wrapped into the rebellion-sympathizer camp by Organa. But Pantora as a planet might've been loyalist
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@@itsyvonblitz6819 Isn't that supposed to be Qui-Gon... nevermind.
I really liked see the people cheering at seeing the clones. This really showed people saw the Empire as the heroes and the saviors right after the clone wars...
Seeing Pantora made me think of Senator Riyo Chuchi. We should gotten at least a 2 part special in The Clone Wars that tied up the loose end of her character. She had potential, but they pushed her to the side...
I agree. I feel like she could’ve played a bigger role in the empire/rebellion. A fan favourite for sure 💙
This aged like wine
I had kinda hoped to see some other familiar characters this episode.
The dual-wielding blue man!
He also probably meant Riyo Chuchi.
The Empire: You are on this council but we do not grant you the rank of importance to the Empire
Pantora: How can you do this it's out ragus it's unfair
The Empire: Take a seat young Pantora
"Out ragus"
@@geetslys lmao I saw that too
@@geetslys he means Darth Ragus, the apprentice of Lord Out
Hearing about Pantora really makes me hope we can get a ack about Rothana during and after the Clone Wars. (Rothana is my favorite planet from star wars)
Geetsly: "That's an order."
Me: "Roger that." *proceeds to watch episode*
I guess that you could compare what the empire did with Pantora to the real life with the Roman Empire withdrawing from Dacia and fortifying the Danube leaving their former settlements to fend for themselves
Not exactly as Dacia was a full on province in the Empire, Pantora is more like the Crimea kingdom that was a vassal of Rome, left out in the cold during the later empire.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD Not all of Dacia, only modern day Oltenia, Transylvania and parts of Banat. The rest was a "vassal", or rather, a region under occupation from the neighbouring moesia (as it wasn't a state really, it was simply a group of thribes collectively known as the free Dacians). The Roman empire and Trajan fought those difficult wars against the Dacians for their gold. That was the only reason they did so. Weirdly, all cultures of the time that knew of the Dacians had a lot of respect for them, including Trajan himself and well as Herodotus and Cassius Dio
@@sticlavoda5632 Well Gold back then was really value as a religious item and for value.
My point was Dacia was under roman control or at least their influence, unlike Pantora which seems like it is fully isolated or abandoned as soon as possible.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD true. Dacia did remain part of the empire for 100 years. If needed they could have discarded it much quicker.
@@sticlavoda5632 Well you are right it was one of the first places to be given up, even before Britannia somehow.
You think the Pantorans were related to Thrawn like his peoples early trips inside the galxy
They are likely a human offshoot species just like the chiss and many others. Though they look closer to humans then the chiss. (Slightly prettier too. People thought Thrawn was a Pantoran with a bad eye condition.)
"to appease these new order as much as humanly possibly."
Empire; "But you're not Human, so no."
echo spent his life fighting droids and then the poor bastard had to pretend to be one. for only 3000 credits no less
They did him dirty.
Hunter couldve at least talked him up to 3500 🙄
@@tjbekks i thought the same
I think it's safe to say geetsly's is the best star wars channel
He’s certainly up there
I think the question is a little more subjective than that but definitely my favourite :)💛
The only reason I remember that they exist is because B-Baby Clones draws Foxiyo fanfic and I am on board with it completely
The Spice Cartel means the Pykes are involved, too bad, if it was a fraction of the Hutts then after Boba takes over Jabba's Empire or what's left of it, he might have been able to help Pantora, he is a much more fair boss then the Hutts or Empire.
Droping Pantora would have been the stupidest move Sidious could have taken. Basicaly a developed forward base into wild space with plenty of infrastructure to for example support secret instalations further into wild space leaving that simply for graps gives either criminal elements a very powerfull base of operation or worse a safe heaven for rebel elements. I mean Pentora basicaly just needs to provide space for repairs and gatherin and taking resources as payment heck they could go as far as make a critical investation for some space dock facilitys and they are set as THE port for anyone not to friendly with the Empire
So true!!! I mean maybe at this time, but wild space wasn’t at the top of the empires priorities but I agree, it definitely could’ve been a massive opportunity.
People who didn't watch the Clone Wars are completely missing out when watching Bad Batch. My friend keeps asking me questions about Bad Batch because he doesn't know half the references.
My friend hasn’t watched the clone wars. I told him to watch it before watching the bad batch
Hey we finally learn why there’s a pantoran option for the empire in SW squadrons
Riyo Chuchi: is an alright character.
Commander Fox: is a controversial character.
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The Galactic Empire was a totalitarian government that would terrorize its own people for the mere suspicion of rebellion, and worlds that out of the way were perfect for these tactics. The Galactic Empire later brutality could perhaps been identified by the people if they took the time to really see the Empire for what it could really be.
I was excited to see Pantora again. There are so so many worlds in the Star Wars galaxy, and for every new one I learn of mostly from you guys @ Geetslys and books I lose one from a terrible attention span. I was only able Pantora from Avatar. 😂
I didn't forget it existed because Panthorans box was one of the best S1 episodes
Remote, highly populated, relativly rich planet completly outside imperial interest?
"Space station under construction"
"Capital shipyard completed"
"Mon Calamari cruiser reporting in"
Forget the Chiss. Pantorans are where it is at. I'm sad that nothing comes up about them after the Clone Wars.
I always thought 🥰Riyo Chuchi😍 was attractive. Strong, Braveheart💙, and devoted to helping her people and bring peace to the Talz. I hope she shows up again that lovely beauty 🥰 better be alive.
I really want Star Wars to return to the old canon.
0:13 GOOD SOLDIERS FOLLOW ORDERS (for those who somehow haven't seen the episode yet)
Pantora is home of the awoken
I have been loving this show so far
That’s acutally a good quesiton, I jsut watched the bad patch ep.4 and I saw it, ty for explaining, I was wondering what happned and why they were there. :)
I guess Pantora rose to prominence by being the only trading outpost in that part of the galaxy.
those poor Pantorans sure didn't celebrate the end of the war for very long
Nah bruh pantora became a box
SIGH.
The Empire opened Pantora’s box and then everything went downhill
could you talk about planet Wayland, Emperor personal storage house ?
If Pantora is such a remote planet and the Empire has no interest in it like whatsoever, why the Rebels Alliance never considered aided the Pantorans to become an independent republic? At least, I think Saw and his Partisans would be willing to help for sure as long as they get to kill a bunch of Stormtroopers. Heck, Pantora may even the good place for the surviving Jedi to lay low during the Age of the Empire while do not have to concern about running out of supplies and shelters.
I think it was probably because the rebellion had enough on its plate with just taking off in the first place. Pantora was so far out and in too awkward of a spot. The rebels probably did consider helping, they just didn’t have the resources to do much. I’m sure the figured if they were able to establish the new republic, they would be able to help a lot of systems that they weren’t able to during the age of the empire.
If it was so far away from any other civilizations, why did the CIS built a base on Orto Plutonia
Pantora came before Pandora, end of story.
"Military-grade?" Honestly?!
Pantorians: Notice me Senpai...or its WARRR!
that sad. so empire left and they had to learn to defend for there self get the supplies they need to keep going by other means .
I dont know where I got this from, but I someone said: Pantora has like no influence, yet they act like the big boss (in politics)
Its weird how we dont see the chairman or rio or the chairman's son. They were all badasses in the clone wars and i hoped to see more of them...
Jeez how small do you want the galaxy to be
@@calebcustombricks2631 i dunno, seems extremely small already since sveryone and their cats met saw guerrera and ahsoka already
@@michelecastellotti9172 lol yeah. I also love how many times that in an episode with bounty hunters in it, Embo was always there.
@@tjbekks embo is a thing, he is a bounty hunter, there must be ways to contact it easily, but saw guerrera is a criminal, yet somehow everyone meets amd knows where he is BUT the empire
Wasn’t a Pantoran senator part of the opposition to Palpatine furthering the constitution? I wonder if he punished the planets involved with Bail, Mon Mothma, and Padme
How is it that so many worlds in the SW aren't self-stinting?
The more a society advances, the more it must really on the greater whole. That is greed is poison to advancement.
I don't quite understand the Star Wars logic here - while completely isolated countries in the real world tended to lag behind technologically sooner or later, they didn't automatically become hellholes. And not having many inherently precious ressources to exploit often lead to specialisation on highly processed goods while remaining unappealing for foreign powers to conquer.
When you are surrounded by crime syndicate and warloads then yes, your planet does become a hell hole. You cant defend yourself because your army left and all trade to your planet has ended.
That’s only really true if the country is left untouched for a long time. Pantora was heavily reliant on trade with the republic, and the empire pretty much cut it all off. If Pantora had developed self sufficiently then yeah, they’d be fine, but because they were so dependant on the republic, once that was gone, they were pretty screwed. For example, if all of a sudden, all trade with the United States completely shut off, they would also become economically unstable. Maybe not as bad as pantora, just because of how rich the country is, but nonetheless, still something to think about.
The Pantorians might have been happy when the Empire first arrived, but I see what happens after the parade is over. Citizens are forced to work as slave labor, while critics and protesters are arrested, executed, or shipped off to who knows where.
We'd get to see more Pantorans on screen if it was easy to put Na'vi make up on actors.
I suppose it's possible they set up their own mining operations and whatnot to become truly self-sufficient. But it's not very likely, particularly if they weren't doing it BEFORE they got cut off.
That's where the fiction fails, I think. Any civilization that could become spacefaring on their own would have been sufficient enough to survive. They might have had to resurrect old industries, but they had twenty years to do it. Unless they'd turned their moon into an ecumenopolis, they should still have had access to the moon's natural resources.
@@garavin 20 years is more than enough time for a lot of suffering to happen, and their economy to crash. Maybe they could’ve recovered but it wouldn’t be until the end of the empire, and they could receive aid from the new republic.
So Pantora was Kenshi if Kenshi wasn't a desolate post-apoc dystopia
Pantora and it's people were loyal to the empire but wasn't enough sadly.
I doubt these species and planets went "undiscovered". Thousands of years in the timeline and not one person ventured there? Plus there's tons of Tals outside of the planet.
Is it just me or does Bad Batch seem like a ripoff of domino squad which seems like a ripoff of delta squad
almost like it’s the most common team trope. The leader, the heavy/funny guy, the tech, and the edgy one. Echo is refreshing though, because he doesn’t really fit into any of these tropes. But that also makes his character feel a little under developed in the show. The droid scene was 10/10 though😂💙
This was a awesome episode orto plutonia and pantora where so freaking cool planets
Can you elaborate more on the resources they needed? Often in these star wars videos resources is used but never specificed on what kind like food, medicine, or raw materials. Food and some medicine can be home grown especially in a green house if the medicine you are trying to grow won't grow on the planet. Now raw resources may be the one resource they can't get if the planet it elf doesn't have.
It seems that most Pantorans are in the Service sector so the Government has to trade to make up for the lack in the Industrial Sector and The Agricultural Sector
Does anyone know what ship that bounty hunter has at the end of the epsiode?
Why do people keep saying that when she (Venic Shan) pops up in the show (Bad Batch ep.4) it’s somehow has something to do with Boba Fett...?¿?
Am I missing something or do people not realize that boba Fett saving her life and her serving him by his side in the Mandalorian happens decades after this point in time...?¿?
Is there some comic or book that I missed that says she was Boba Fett’s partner for decades or a long time before he saved her in the Mando?¿?
0:58 *YEET*
pantoran stormtroopers when
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From what I get Pantora is pretty Militarist
So, It would probably be on of the few non-human dominated worlds that could fit right into the Empire
So they're basically the Chiss but with normal eyes without an air of superiority.
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Faded or forgotten? Living in a small place in The California Empire they forgot about, we DON'T want to be known. THEY WON!
The independent Republic is way for me but also adding up the drug trade with guns anything illegal
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@@churroslapz6386 your dad had to go get some cheese now
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Is it pantora pandora or panora
They probably all died since they hated aliens
Well, they could be argued to be Abhumans. Dunno if the Empire has that thing, but by Imperium standards probably.
Can pantorins serve the Empire
Sound like a good place for a jedi to hide
The best truth is the Senate.
Hello There my Brothers and Sisters have a damn good day, has anyone seen my clone
Good soldiers follow orders!
Uh rip pantora
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Bro this series is kinda getting stale, hopefully it gets better again
So like Disney. Lol
Kind of a filler episode tbh
The bad batch series sucks, not even weed can make it interesting, it dose have really good graphics and it’s nice to see this era get explored more especially for the younger generations but episode 3&4 just feel like a complete waste of time and they could’ve done better.
Thats just your opinion.Many people enjoyed it and get this they can enjoy it sober. Maybe it's a you problem just saying
I rather like it. It is definitely made to be kid-friendly but story-wise I think it is doing quite well. A worthy successor to TCW.
3 and four where okay they are just meant to be filler in a way till the main story catches up, all shows have there calmer episodes.
@@geetslys You're my favorite star wars RUclips creator. Keep it up!
@@geetslys also do you know what ship the bounty hunter has at the end of the episode?