'The Bad Batch’ Premiere Hype and 'Star Wars' Spinoffs

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The Ringer

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4.5 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2021

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

Mallory Rubin is joined by Ben Lindbergh of The Ringer to dive into the premiere of 'The Bad Batch,' the newest entry in the 'Star Wars' canon. Mal and Ben discuss where 'The Clone Wars' has taken us and why fans should be excited about this new spinoff (04:08). Later, they also talk about their five favorite canonical connections from this premiere and the broader 'Star Wars' story (52:33). Host: Mallory Rubin Guest: Ben Lindbergh Producer: Steve Ahlman Additional Production: Arjuna Ramgopal and TD St. Matthew-Daniel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello!
0:01.0	What's that?
0:03.0	Adolescent human female.
0:04.5	Origins?
0:06.0	Uncertain.
0:07.0	My name's Amiga.
0:09.0	I was wondering when you guys would come back.
0:12.0	You know who we are.
0:15.5	Go Climb Force 99.
0:34.5	Greetings and welcome into the Ringer Ruse, here on the Ringer podcast network.
0:39.5	I'm Mallory Ruben, co-host of Binge Mode, head of editorial here at the Ringer.
0:43.5	And this is my absolute pleasure to invite you not only to Camino, but to join us on this
0:49.2	podcast feed for Star Wars, for Marvel, and more, all things in our culture and fandom.
0:56.0	Joining me today, fresh off a fireside chat in the Anderan sector.
1:01.5	It's a Ringer staff writer, my fellow Saga Rera enthusiast, Ben Lindbergh, Ben, welcome
1:10.1	into the Ringer Ruse.
1:11.9	We've gone, the bad batch has.
1:17.1	I do voices.
1:18.1	I love it.
1:19.1	Bringing the impressions right from the jump.
1:22.7	Incredible.
1:23.7	Oh my God.
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