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After reading through all of those reviews here on IMDB, I couldn't find myself in such a massive agreement with even the most negative reviews...And yet, the bad rating isn't justified in my opinion at all.

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Let me get to the point:

The episode brings a lot of Star Wars moments (duh, it's Star Wars),but yet they didn't looked off, they fit perfectly into the lore and most importantly, they put a huge smile on my face as they rolled over the screen. Most people complain over the scenes with Omega, "too often", "rename the show after her" etc. Ignorant enough to ignore, that she gets implemented in a non annoying way, her charecter gets build up, what do you expect, she is a kid anyway, Omega kicking off like the rest of the trained Bad Batch would enrage everyone for sure...A nice cliffhanger to the end and making me think about all thlse possibilities that are awaiting us. The Crème brûlée of all is yet a small detail, making those "Clones of Death" personalities with heart and thoughts, (or not so much) because "They are different".

Wrapping it all up...

The Bad Batch surprised and mostly entertained me well enough to give a clear and solid 8 star review.

I would argue this is the most relevant episode since the first one, and the one with Fennec Shand. It was entertaining, and connects at the end to a larger story that the show is clearly building to. Not every episode has to be gangbusters. These so called "filler" episodes are building to a climax, and that climax is more satisfying because of these episodes. The Siege of Mandalore was way more compelling because of the growth of Ahsokas character in the Martez sisters arc. Be patient, it will be worth it I'm sure.

The hype of the premiere was huge, but nothing has happenned yet and I hope this Omega girl doesn't turn the series into something that could be played on Disney Channel. I mean, come on, I want to see fighting and these clones strategically planning battles...

Last week's episode was the low point of the show's first season, so I expected something that would pimp up the pace a little bit for this episode. I also wanted them to progress the storyline a little bit more than they did the last time. And while this episode definitely isn't on par with some of the show's best, I thought this was a good return and that it included enough of those things that I wanted to keep me engaged and entertained. Although there are still some things that they need to work out to make the show flow a little better.

For a majority of this episode, I felt like I was enjoying myself, but it was lacking that progression that I felt like I needed. There was nothing in regard of setting up something in the future, although I thought their mission would provide that. Ultimately, it does, but in a way that I didn't expect, and I liked that the writers subverted my expectations, as it gave for a more satisfying viewing experience. Some characters that we've met before are reintroduced, and while I didn't really care for them much during their initial introduction to the universe, I felt like they served their purpose here in a realistic way and managed to further tie-in the show to what we've gotten before. It does set up a big question that I hope we'll get answered sooner rather than later, although I'm not sure what we'll get next week. It was a great action episode, that saw all the members of the squad getting their moment in the spotlight, especially Omega who really gets a lot of development here in regard to her weapons skills. She's very interesting and the show manages to get me more and more excited to see where she's going. Something also happened with Wrecker this episode, and I was disappointed to see the writers not playing around with it a little more, but hopefully, this is something that they plan to bring up again later. If not, that'll be a huge missed opportunity and I'll be incredibly disappointed in that case.

"Decommissioned" is a nice action-heavy episode that progresses the storyline a little bit, although with light steps. Some characters are used again from earlier shows and their interactions with the squad, as well as the development of certain characters, makes this an episode that I feel more inclined to watch again than the last one.

I love star wars content. Huge fan. But I must admit that it's getting really hard to watch this serie... It's always the same!!! They land on a planet, they do something, omega ruins everything, they save her and leave.. I can't put a grade below 5 but please.. When is the real story going to begin?

I love this series and it's weekly adventure concept. I can't understand why so many people are expecting something more than that? Calling it "filler" and saying it's boring and the story is the same every week. That is literally the teams job at this point. I love what the series is.

This episode features the Bad Batch sent on a mission by Cid to collect a tactical droid unit from a droid scrapping factory. There they encounter the Martez sisters (previously seen in Clone Wars s07) on the same mission.

There is nothing really wrong with this episode except that it is yet more filler in an already filler heavy series. The only real points to the episode are the head injury to Wrecker making him start to feel effects of his inhibitor chip and the glimpse of a mystery returning character who has sent the Martez sisters on the mission.

Pleasant episode but hardly any substance really.

My rating: 6.5/10.

I'm perplexed by fellow reviewers. Watch it for yourself, you'll be blown away. The complexity, the story, the sound design, the characters (oh my god). This episode has been misappropriated as filler. While I believe filler should not be a term used to disparage something, this definitely wasn't filler. Filler for what? No one ever explains themselves when they say filler.

It may be a filler, but its kind of silly how people tend to forget the recipe of Dave Filoni, its the same with mando that started off really slowly with side errands here and there in the galaxy that also add a lot of possible tie ins for future lore.

You 'll see how People will shut up at the end of the season when they'll get their minds blown. 10/10.

I thought the previous episode was weak but this one is just... I mean it's literally always the same and it gets boring over the time. And the reveal of two characters didn't make it any better.

I kinda love this ep and the last one but I hope they do get to the plot of show already it should've been 8 or 9 eps not 16 eps

Quality over quantity.

The first three episodes were pretty good. Episodes 4, 5 and 6 have all been purely filler, and repetitive, formulaic filler at that. It's honestly getting tiring. When is the overall plot going to move forwards? If next week's episode is just the bad batch landing on a planet, taking a 10 year old girl on a dangerous mission for some reason, said 10 year old girl helping them in "unexpected" ways, the end I'm probably not even going to bother watching it.

The Mandalorian had this problem too, but live-action action scenes are fun to watch. Wreekah yelling "YEaH", picking up a thing and slamming it into a bunch of other things while laughing maniacally gets old after the first one or two times you see it.