From Omega's mysteries to Crosshair's redemption, explore every episode of The Bad Batch Season 3 ranked by its impact on the characters and plot.

The Star Wars: The Bad Batch series finale leaves some big questions out there for fans to ponder. Here's how it all goes down.

So often, recent Star Wars projects have felt obsessed with characterization through cool helmets, so it feels pointed that Bad Batch focuses on what’s underneath those sleeker surfaces.

Although Season 3 is the last one for The Bad Batch, this show may have set the ground for yet another Star Wars animated series.

The Bad Batch season 2 improves on the first in every way, striking the right balance between intense moments and sillier antics.

The Bad Batch is getting a great batch of Hasbro Star Wars Black Series figures based on the animated show's second season.

Crosshair's in a bad spot over on The Bad Batch. Could his fate end up tying him to The Mandalorian's Dark Troopers in the end?

Though the Bad Batch come to your TV in stylized animation, these Star Wars antiheroes get the super-realistic treatment from Hot Toys. Right down to the modified Temuera Morrison likenesses. The ...

Star Wars: The Bad Batch follows a group of elite clones with genetic mutations and special skills (all voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) who strike out on their own as mercenaries during the Empire ...

Omega might take a while, but the actual Hot Toys Bad Batch troop team will soon round out with Wrecker and Tech.

When the new season opens, months have passed since the events on Kamino, and the Bad Batch continue their journey navigating the Empire after the fall of the Republic.

As the Bad Batch doesn’t know where Crosshair and Hemlock are, the latter could send a Dark Trooper-ised Crosshair after Omega, similar to how The Mandalorian’s Dark Troopers hunted down Grogu.