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Issue 310: The Bad Batch Commentary: Common Ground · Aggressive Negotiations: A Star Wars Podcast

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Welcome to the Nerd Polity. Hi, this is Nick Nastasy, story editor
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on Star Wars, The Clone Wars and Star Wars Bad Batch. And you
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are listening to Aggressive Negotiations. That's right, It's Aggressive Negotiations, the Star
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Wars podcast on the Nerd Party Network that strives to take you into the controversial
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hyperspace lanes as you navigate wild space and every other space that inhabits the Star
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Wars galaxy. I'm one of your humble hosts, Jedi Master John Mills,
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and joining me on this journey into the questionable territories of ideology and other things
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that need to be explored in these tumultuous times, especially the times post Empire
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and pre rebellion. Is Jedi Master Matthew Rushing, Master Rush, Are you
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ready to get into what is arguably the fireworks laden kickoff to the final stretch
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of the first season of The Bad Batch here in our commentary series? Am
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I ever? Master Mills Like, I'm just so excited that we are.
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We've got this run of six episodes coming up, and I think it's just
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going to be so much fun to go back to these And you know,
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of course, as we're recording this, we're like, I think, four
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episode, five episodes into the Bad Batch season two, which has been phenomenally
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fun so far. Can't wait to get further into that. And I just
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I love this because I'm just being reminded of how good this show is,
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how much I'm really enjoying it, the characters, and you know, I
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think being a post revenge of the Sith and really to see what life is
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like throughout the galaxy as the Empire slowly, you know, but surely takes
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over everything is so fascinating. And so I love getting to explore each of
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these episodes, especially the fact that we're getting to explore them again because we've
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both seen these episodes before, and then getting these commentaries gives us an even
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deeper dive for our own selves and then hopefully for you as listeners. So
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it's just a real joy. And I think it also reminds me how great
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Star Wars animation is. I mean, it's just we say it every time
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we're doing one of these commentaries, but it's so good. It's so good.
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I mean, it's better than any other animation that's out there these days.
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If if I have something to say about it, it's better than a
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lot of live action shows that I watch as well. So you know,
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let's lay that out there. Star Wars animation never disappoints. And you know
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what else does not disappoint is when you the listen decides to give a rating
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social media at the Jedi Masters on Twitter, the network is at joy Nerd
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Instagram. We try to have a presence everywhere. Matt's Matt Rushing zero two
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on your social network of choice. I'm Kessel Junkie and your social network of
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choice. But most importantly, we're all here to watch the Bad Batch episode
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ten of the first season common Ground, And you know the drill. If
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you're listening to a commentary and you don't know the drill by this point,
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I'd be surprised, but I'll go through it with you. I'm gonna say
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three two one play. When I say the word play is when you hit
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the play button on your Disney Plus subscription. We're starting from a black screen,
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very beginning before the Disney Plus logo even launches, so I'm going to
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count us down. Remember it's three two one play, okay, so stay
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with me here, three two one play, and we're off to the races,
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which of course reminds me of Season two, the Riot races, but
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we'll get to that in enough time, enough time. And I really got
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to say that, Yeah, I agree with you. Obviously. This rewatch
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is really strong. It's really good. It's it's a reminder of how good
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Star Wars is, something you can just revisit. And I think that as
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the you know, as the title card comes up here and we get our
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you know, our Marshal drumbeat and common ground, it always puts me off
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edge when we actually have a more peaceful opening shot like that, that serene
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shot of the palace and everything, I'm like, okay, it's never good.
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When we start off calm like this. It means that something big is
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coming and I like that. I love this too. Is to get to
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see what it looks like for the Empire to take over the Confederacy systems.
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I think this is just so great that they are giving us that opportunity,
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because you know, when you think about it, absorbing the Republic is kind
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of easy for Palpatine to be able to do, but then to absorb these
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confederacy systems like this is much more difficult because these people already didn't like the
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Republic, right they didn't They didn't like the control of the Republic had.
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What are they going to think about exactly? But another thing I want to
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throw out there is again to give tribute to the lighting and the animation and
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everything like that is the you know, the Senators Droid GS eight. The
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reflectiveness on there is so beautiful, and what I love about it is the
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fact that it looks so good that I find myself unconsciously looking for the camera
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crew reflection that sometimes they can't get rid of. And then it's at that
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point that I realize, oh right, no camera crew. So like a
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what a testament to how good that that lighting effect is well. And it's
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great too because you know, in speaking of the Confederacy, where he on
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Raxus, which is the seat of the Confederacy systems, which wears where their
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senate was. We've seen Raxus before, you know, in the Clone Wars.
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So I love being able to come back here and giving this the opportunity
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to see how the Empire begins to put its foot on the throat. So
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the Confederacy, I I love the little nod it's time to go. They
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don't gun them down in front of the crowd at first, it's just grabbing
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him. It's you know, it's a it's a specific step. And then
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moving out into the crowd. You know, we have every right to be
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here. You're the ones trespassing, and you got you gotta wonder as these
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tanks come in. We've seen this play in human history so frequently, and
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it's depressing because we know it will play again, and we know that there's
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there's almost no sense of stopping it, that there's this inevitability to what we're
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witnessing, just in this animated series. M Yeah, we see this happen
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so many times. This might sound like so strange, but I've been reading
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this biography of George Washington and it just reminds me of what the British tried
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to do here in the United States, right, They tried to come in
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and assert their authority over these colonies and way that led to rebellion. And
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you know, I think it's that's the beauty of Star Wars, right,
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is that George was always pulling from all of these different experiences in history that
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made us think of those things. It's what also made it think us think
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of it as being so real in some ways too. And you're absolutely right.
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But I want to say, as they're walking here, you know,
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how's the mantel mixed kid? I again, I think I've probably said this
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before. Why is this not for sale? When I like go to Disney
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Springs or something like that, Please put this in a pain Oh oh,
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it has to be. I don't care if it's even as disappointing. Is
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just like colored popcorn. That's fine about what it actually looks like. Is
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it looks like the the caramel chocolate, white chocolate drizzled popcorn. Yes it
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does. Yeah, that's what it looks like. It does. Just sell
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that. You know what I would settle for. I would settle for a
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riff on crunchberries, because crunchberries are fantastic. Captain crunch I'm sorry, not
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captain Captain Crunch horrifically cuts up the roof of your mouth. But crunchberries,
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crunchberries are awesome. That's why I look when they have the boxes of all
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crunchberries. So there you go. We've already brainstormed at Disney. You're welcome,
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and it's a tie into the Bad Batch. Come on, Well,
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I think what's really interesting here is that obviously these clones don't want to help
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a separatist, right, but this is one of their first missions that really
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kind of places them in the place of aiding people who are going to be
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part of the rebellion, And we're starting that journey for them, which is
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going to be something that carries all the way into the second season. Right
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is Okay, what do we do with the time that we've been given?
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Like, what do we do with our talents? How do we utilize those?
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And I think this is so interesting. Yeah yeah, Bandana. I
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love that we have the the insults creeping in, you know, with with
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with everything. Yeah yeah, Bandana, Like it's um. Sid is definitely
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the type of character that I'm going to grow to love and would like a
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figure of a song as we're putting ideas out there into the ether and it's
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uh, the directive stay with Sid and don't leave this parlor very much reminds
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me of Qui Gon saying to Anakin, get in that cockpit and stay there,
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stay there. It's like be careful with how radical adherence to your directive
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can go, you know. Well, And what I do like about this
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is that I love that Omega is clearly part of the squad, but that
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there are missions like this that are going to be so radically dangerous. You
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don't bring a kid to, especially one as young as Omega here is in
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this season. Right in season two, she's gotten a little bit older,
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and this is a mission that's just not for children in any way, shape
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or form. And we're following off the fact that what happened to her,
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right, yeah, she had been abducted, So we're really being consistent here,
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I think, with Hunter being very overprotective of her right now, after
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what we've just been through in the last two episodes. I love this sequence
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as they're approaching Raxas and they get escorted by the you know, they get
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intercepted by the v Wings. It's such beautiful work with them flying through the
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clouds that first establishing shot and then flying over the mists of oh these trees
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that look beautifully fall like, which is a season I don't get anymore.
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And yeah, man, this this actually makes me miss miss seasonal changes,
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which are not a part of my life at this stage. Oh, I
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remember those days growing up in Texas. But look at the lighting as they
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walk off the ship, and just the dustiness and the orange glow. It's
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so What I also love is that this droid is the same droid that,
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of course we saw in A New Hope, Right, It's the same type
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of droid that's in the Jaws Crawl and in Java's torture chamber, and in
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the Ugnots in the n smelting plant. Yeah, it's just great. I
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love the groans and the just just all the little tells that you know,
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as these things go on, you get to know them a little bit better,
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and their interactions with everything, and Sid being fed up with Omega's moping.
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It's so easy to forget Omega's a kid. She's ten years old.
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For all of her specialness, for all of that stuff, She's a kid.
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Kid's mope. Kids get grumpy, kids get needy, and it's it
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just underlines how none of the people around her are equipped for that. They're
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not used to this idea. Although Sid, Sid sounded like me a second
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ago, like Baberry, you know, I get stopped howding and do something
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about it. Oh and I think. You know that's that's the beauty of
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this episode two is that we know we create this opportunity to teach Omega something
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um, but also just kind of showing think a little bit. Is that
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you know, you know, Sid not necessarily the best with kids. Yea,
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I told Dark and Broody I'd keep an eye on you and keep you
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safe. See again, is that another zing bandana, dark and Broody,
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never by the name, just by the the zinger. And I love that
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and I love honestly the fact again because we talk about the mass production universe,
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is that that seat, that bench that Omega's on looks so much you
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know, basically like the falcons to Jered table couch. I love to hear
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that. The the whole design of Raxis has this like that looks like Renaissance,
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you know, um medieval like and yet galactic universe feel to it.
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It's just it's such a great design. I love I love this place.
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It's so cool. Yeah it is. It is cool. Along with Wreckers
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line we ain't we ain't allies, tin Bin, just the the innate hatred
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of droids makes so much sense. And you know, also what a what
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a a fascinating thing that they're going against. They're brothers. These are people
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that not so long ago, we're literally they just all called each other brother
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yep. And it just underlines that it's still a civil war. But it's
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it's interesting how the players have changed m hm. And that you know,
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the droid coming out and duping the Clone troopers, you know, to chase
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him around the corner. That is classic Original Trilogy humor right there. You
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know that that's that's up there within the original movie. Hey hey down there,
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can you give us a hand there's a handout, you know, yeah,
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yeah, yeah, I just I'm I'm constantly like I'm just looking at
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the design work for this place, like the plant work and the intricacy of
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having ivy growing on the side of the building, and like there's just so
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much design work that is put into this, which is, you know,
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when you think of animation, you think it's just easy, right, but
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you have to create all this stuff, you know, and especially with three
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D models that they're using, and so like this just takes so much time
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to make sure that it looks lived in, which is you know, Star
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Wars is a lived in universe, and so you don't just have buildings without
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ivy growing on them, because that doesn't look like it's been there for hundreds
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and hundreds of years. And there's also the added feature that this is an
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alien planet, but it looks like a planet. It looks like what we
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understand a biome to be. That's very important for the audience to buy into
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it. It's just like how the soundscape has to be believable to us.
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The visual language has to be familiar in some way to us. If it
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varies too much, were our eye is just going to reject it. I
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also love that Hunter wanted Omega to do something and he has to be reminded
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Omega's not on this mission with us. Oh right. And I love that
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the droid moves to save the priceless antique that's falling as they're as they're trying
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to get in. Reminds me of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. Yes,
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yes, it's actually I do love this. This whole storyline is that
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we're gonna have Omega be very good at the jerk Like. I just think
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that that's fantastic because it lets us know something about her character, which is
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that she is an incredibly tactical mind, which is something that we continue to
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grow, you know, throughout the rest of this season and into the next
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one, which is so fun. I do think it would be so interesting.
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It would have been so interesting to wind up with. I mean,
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anything's possible in the future. There's fan fiction, there's future episodes, there's
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any even number of things. Every time I see Omega interacting in an environment
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like this, demonstrating these skills, I want to like, there's in my
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head, I'm like, what would it be like for her to encounter Boba.
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It would be fascinating, wouldn't it. Yeah. Can I just say,
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though, John, that I really want you to, you know,
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go as the Hammerhead in that blue onesie. I think that needs to be
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your Halloween costume. I think that people would want it, just because when
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I when I go on for too long, they need a translator to make
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sense of what I'm trying to say. So, you know, that's what
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people would really want. Man, this guy looks like he has a great
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seller. Yes he does. It's sad that it's going to the Empire because
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they won't really enjoy it. But what I like is this has shades of
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Belloc and Marion, and when to shows up. Yeah, I'm gonna be
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nice to you. We're just gonna share a drink. We're just gonna have
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some We're just having a conversation. Here the Imperial Droid behind him, who's
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about to torture him to death? You know, So you know, forgive
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me for this, But have you ever seen the Robot Chicken doctor ball where
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they make fun of the floating draw. Yeah, that's actually a really good
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skit, yea. They Robot Chicken has a ton of great Star Wars boof
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nothing better bar cereal with real seafood beds. Your taste buds can't repel flavor
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of this bagnato jack. Although my favorite will probably always be the Emperor riding
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the escalator on the Death Star. Yes, the guy at the bottom who's
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cleaning up all the people keep falling. And then we finally get to see
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tanks in action again in Star Wars, but in city combat that I'm not
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gonna lie. This is the sort of thing that is dream come true territory
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for me. The first time I saw one of these tanks on screen,
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my reaction was, that is the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life.
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I've loved these things. And I love the Clone Wars episode when Mace
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Wind do that is, like, I mean, talk about an incredible design
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that triggers that. Like this sequence right here that we're getting into right now
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is essentially the type of thing I'd write in my head when I was playing
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with toys, And if I had had a toy like this as a kid,
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this is what would have happened with it. I would have built a
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little Lego city and that thing would have clomped around in that joint. And
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I think the coolest thing about these tanks too, is is what the Clone
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Wars did with them, which is, you know the movie, it showed
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us what these things were capable of when we climbed up the wall at Tech,
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you know, just so awesome. And the other tank chasing this becomes
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like that most horrific video game experience that we've all had, where like you
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climb in the in the thing and you're like, yeah, I'm gonna kick
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Oh no, oh no, they have one too, no no no,
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no no no no, Like it's and they're better at using it than I
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am. It goes all the way back for an old geezer like me to
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uh, you know that old tank battle game on a Tari, which was
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all just wire frame. Oh that game was so annoying. That was so
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freaking annoying. You know, we mentioned this before, But I also love
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how they are stunning people. You know, they're not killing them. They're
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not here to kill these troy They're not here to kill these Clones, and
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so I think that's awesome. But I mean, I think what's also great
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about this battle sequence. We're again reinforcing that Clone ninety nine, Cloneenforce one
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nine is completely different than the rest of the Clones, right, I mean,
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they're just completely a cut above. I love that Wrecker is basically energized
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by all of this, you know, oh yeah, you know, he's
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like the kool Aid Man of of Clones, and it's a you know,
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they're pinned down. But like even the camera movements here again we praise this
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all the time. I know where everybody is right now. If you paused
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it right now, I could sit there and I could draw out for you
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where everybody is. And even on top of that, just the peril that
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everybody's in. Do I think the bad Batch is all going to get killed?
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No, but I believe that they could get captured and the fact that
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the show can keep me on edge about what the fate of the main characters
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are that keeps me invested in a battle like this. Well, and I
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mean to your point, we don't know what happens to the bad batch characters,
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and so that is one of the things that does help with the tension.
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Like you said, do I think they're gonna die? Know what?
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Could they be injured? Because you know, like there's a lot that could
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still happen with these characters because we don't know their fate. Look at that,
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and so it's just great. The beautiful overhead shot showing all the tanks
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chasing each other and then the tank like, oh, just coming to an
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end and seeing that it's that hydraulic exhausted that like that that that that you
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know, the gears you know, um, you know, venting is so
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perfect and the hey put a hole right here that I could do. But
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also the brilliance of using the tank to hide what they're doing is it really
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is brilliant. Yeah, And that they have to sit there or that they
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get the continual point you have to trust me, and then they can seal
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their escape, you know, such as it is yeah, you know,
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I think one of the things that this show does constantly, and we've talked
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about this so many times, is the way in which, you know,
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Star Wars animation shows how you can tell complete stories within twenty five minutes,
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and oh yeah, I think that's what is so incredible, because it can
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tell these type of stories where you feel satisfied after twenty something minutes is just
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incredible. And that message to live to fight another day and seeing that this
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senator has the same moral dilemma that pad May did, my fate will be
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the same as my people. I refuse to leave. Like you know,
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it's hard to believe in a noble leader nowadays, but these are the type
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you know, this is the type of person where you look at them and
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they're like, yeah, that's that's the leader I want. I want somebody
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that reluctantly leaves this situation. They're not thinking of themselves. And did you
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see that that little rat across the wire, that's a that's straight from solo.
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Yep. I love that. I love that they return and they have
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this revelation again. You know what we talked about, the Belloc and Marion
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and Tote thing. This is like a family friendly version of Marion in the
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Drinking Game. Yep, but it's Dejeric and it's Omega. Yes, no,
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one hundred percent. That's a great way to put it, the family
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friendly version, you know, because she's not plastered as a ten year old.
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I would I think they're I think there are, you know, moral
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standards against that, even in the Star Wars Galaxy. Yes, but you
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know what, and this is another tell you know, records the fun dad.
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He's the one that picks her up, like in the moments of like
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celebration and stuff like that. They're all different versions of dad for her,
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but Reckers the fun celebration dad. I also love this too, is that
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what Omega just did put them out of debt yep. Like they no longer
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are in debt to SID now because of what she was able to do.
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And so I love that this is a way for her to be able to
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show how she is useful to the batch and it's a it's a great lesson,
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you know, because I'm sure too this is the struggle of every parent
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right to have your kid grow up and realize that they can do things.
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And that's just not an easy thing for any dad. Right, Well,
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I'm sitting down to play the video game. Reminds me of when Homer on
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The Simpsons decided to get really good at a video game because Bart beat him
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so easily, and he said, you know, most kids The short version
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is is he you know, he's like most kids wait their entire life to
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find out that they're better than their parents and everything he's got. Bart found
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that out by the time he was ten, so like it was very important
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to him to beat Bart at this video game. Very relatable. By the
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way, kids are smarter than you think. Man, they will. They
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will always surprise you, yep, will, especially if they pay attention to
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you. Well, you know, that's if they're paying attention. But I
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just this is I think this is a great episode. It moves forward the
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characters again. We're setting the batch up to be in a place where they're
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actually being part of the rebellion in some ways, but they don't even realize
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it. And I think we're also showing them that, you know, Omega
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is not just something that they're taking care of. It's not just somebody that
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they're responsible for, but is somebody that is actually a benefit to them as
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well, because she has her own innate talents that they're all just beginning to
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realize what they are. And you know, I think this is one of
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those episodes where you're you're clearly able to have a lot of great character development
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through the story. And that's something that I think whether an episode is quote
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unquote feels like filler or anything like, one of the things that the bad
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Batch I think does a great job of is always giving us little character hints
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and movements that makes the episode worthwhile. Yep, listen, not everything needs
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I go back. I always go back to my favorite, one of my
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favorite, one of my favorite shows from the nineteen nineties, The X Files.
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Not every single episode had to do with the big mythology, but every
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episode had to do with the characters. And so I learned a little bit
30:33
more about Moulder and Scully or Cancer Man or any of the other character is
30:38
the lone Gunmen whatever by the interactions that they had. And so there is
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no real throwaway episode. There are episodes where it doesn't have to do with
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advancing the big mythological thing. It has to do with advancing the characters.
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But even in that context, like you were talking about at the beginning,
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it has to do. It was showing how the empire comes in. It
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comes in like the vampire, and how does it handle separatist systems who were
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who already thought the Republic was too controlling. Well, now it's an empire.
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For Pete's sake, how do you bring them to heal? Now it's
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even worse. But Master Rushing, if people want to talk to you about
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the finer parts of tank battle strategies, where can they find you online?
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Well, you can find me all over social media under the name Matt Rushing
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zero two best places to do that on Twitter, Instagram, Letterbox, Vero.
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You can also find me here on the network. I had a completed
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show with Drea Kaufman as we talked about Harry Potter each and every week,
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one chapter at a time. You can also find me over on the TFM
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network doing a bunch of shows. One is called The six O two Club,
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which is a general geek show where we get to talk about all of
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those fans we love because there's just so many out there. John Mills is
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a frequent guests there. We also do a couple of bonus shows there called
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Snyder Cuts, as well as Assembling Avengers that you'll find in the same feed
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also doing literary treks about the books and the comics of Star Trek or five
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about Star Trek Enterprise, the Orb about Star Trek, d Space nine,
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Saddle Up about Star Trek, Strange New Worlds, and the Artificial Tango about
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Star Trek Piccard which is about to come back because season three, the final
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season, is about to come out, so you want to check all of
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that out. But John, where can people find you? Well, if
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they make the bad mistake of connecting with me online, it'll be through the
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account name Castle Junkie on their social network of choice. So instead of the
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Bad Batch, it's the bad bet. Oh, yes, very much,
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So you can find me. I'd say Letterbox is the most fun. I'm
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a little cheeky on Twitter and stuff like that, but you know Letterbox that
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you can find out what I'm watching at least try to offer some pithy reviews
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there. But you can also find me, speaking of reviews, on the
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show here on the network called house Lights, where we look at the work
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of directors and I co host that with Darren Moser and Tristan Riddell. We
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have a lot of fun. We look at directors through different lenses and phases
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of their careers and stuff like that. I mean, movie podcasts are what
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seventy five of what's out there are on the podcast universe something like that.
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So you know, I think ours is a little bit of fun, so
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go ahead and check that out. But other than that, you know,
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in all honesty, I got to find out how to how to turn crunch
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berries into a bad batch marketable treat here, so I got to make a
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couple of calls Master Rushing. So I think it's time to close these negotiations,
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John, negotiations are closed. Join the Revolution, Join the Nerd Party.