Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3’s third episode, titled “Shadows of Tantiss” saw Emperor Palpatine visiting the Tantiss facility on Weyland to check on Hemlock’s Project Necromancer ...

Somehow, Palpatine returned. But, thanks to 'Star Wars: The Bad Batch,' the details are getting much clearer.

Spoilers ahead for The Bad Batch Season 2, Episodes 7 and 8. On February 8, 2023, The Bad Batch Season 2 broke with its tradition of dropping one episode a week, instead releasing two.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 is bringing Ian McDiarmid’s Emperor Palpatine into the mix, and the showrunners talked with CinemaBlend about what it was like making this happen.

As the Bad Batch focuses on rescuing Omega, Palpatine and the Empire are formulating a top-secret plan. Viewers are finally met with what the Empire calls, “Project Necromancer.” The scheme is meant ...

The real value in what I’ve seen of The Bad Batch season 3 is how, once again, Lucasfilm is filling in the blanks on another important piece of Star Wars lore: “Somehow, Palpatine returned.” ...

For instance, the Bad Batch delves deeper into Emperor Palpatine’s (Ian McDiarmid) cloning research, which will likely explain a massive plot hole created by his resurrection in “Star Wars ...

In The Bad Batch, the three-season story was allowed to breathe and expand on the ground level of the Star Wars universe. Its first season specifically showed us a remarkably different side of the ...

On top of that, Emperor Palpatine is ready to make a move that will cement the Empire’s dominance and crush the Bad Batch. Things are deadly serious in a galaxy far, far away. Don’t believe me?

Just imagine the amount of manpower and resources needed to achieve even half of Palpatine's lofty goals. In The Bad Batch, the three-season story was allowed to breathe and expand on the ground ...