“Star Wars: The Bad Batch” Season 2 begins months after the destruction of the clones’ home of Kamino in Season 1. In addition to featuring the Bad Batch clones, Season 2 also features the return of Omega (Michelle Ang) — a young female clone who becomes a part of the clone troopers’ family in Season 1 — as the group desperately continues to elude the Empire.
Discussing how he loves the way “The Clone Wars” and “The Bad Batch” intertwine with the live-action prequel trilogy, Dee Bradley Baker said the two series have become “a beautiful fulfillment of the ‘Star Wars’ stories.”
“I know it’s a priority of [executive producer] Dave Filoni [to have the series feel like the] “Star Wars” [movies] that George Lucas made with his tone and style,” Baker said. “Lucas took things in very big and interesting, unexpected turns after the nimble start with ‘Episode IV,’ and then [he went] back to the prequels, where it goes big with this very ambitious, larger political-military reality that’s playing out.”
