Welcome to Sky Talkers. Here are your hosts, Charlotte and Caitlin. Hello and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host Charlotte.

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Caitlin, and welcome to this week's episode all about the bad batch,

season three, episodes for a different approach and episode five, the return. I mentioned this last week.

You know, this was part of the group of screeners that Charlotte and I got that I was so excited to talk about these two episodes.

And now we're finally here.

And I hope it lived up to our semi-hype.

Because I think these episodes were just fantastic.

And I'm really excited to talk about them.

They're so good. The season is on it. The Bad Batch is so good. Caitlin and I've been doing a lot

of reflecting about the Bad Batch the past couple days and every episode is a banger. It really

is crazy. Yes. So very excited to talk about these two episodes.

Also, thank you so much for the kind words about our new theme music. I hope if this is

your first time listening, that's brand new theme music. So I'm so glad that you guys like it. We love it too.

And we are just in awe of Christy Carew's talent. So we're very, very happy to be working

with her and to have her music as our beginning theme and end theme. Yes, we're really excited.

And like Charlotte said, thank you so much for all of your kind words on the new theme music.

It was really fun to roll it out and see what you guys thought. So yes, thank you so much. But that's really kind of all the housekeeping we have at the start of the show. Are we ready to dive in? Let's dive in. Let's go for it. Let's talk about episode four, a different approach. Okay. So this episode, a different approach, was directed by Saul Ruiz, and it was written by

Ezra Naqman, who Ezra has written before on The Bad Batch. He wrote the clone conspiracy from

season two, which I think was one of our favorite episodes from season two. It's the episode with

Chuchi and Rex and the Assassin clones, when everything is kind of starting to go down at

the Senate.

And I remember talking about him being the writer on that episode because obviously his

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