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episode of the 4th Center Podcast Feed is the Bad Batch Report.

Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger, Roger.

This is great. This is one of those little bits that evolves to, at some point, it will just not be

recognizable. Yes. If you're just a recently listening to the Bad Batch Report, it's kind of a

little holdover from our Clone Wars report where Ken would often make some great noises of like

the news report and then it turned into drums and now we're getting into record groans and

battle droids doing musicals, which I absolutely approve of.

Oh, we absolutely need that. That's off-off Broadway potential there.

Yeah, someday maybe we'll hire someone to take all of the different musical little motifs you've

made and blend them all together into a great dance track. That person would have lost some sort of

fight, but yes, and then we can have the aquilish listen to that. Anyway, enough about music,

let's get into this show. We are talking about episode six of Bad Batch. It is called

De-commissioned. I am Joseph Scrimshaw and of course the person who is making all the great

noises with their mouth is Ken Napsock. Wow, that I do that I do. Happy to be here as always for a

great episode here. The six of the season. I can't believe we're already at six, but yeah,

we're already at six of who knows. This is great. You can't wait to find out where it's all going.

This episode was written by Amanda Rose Munoz and directed by Nathaniel Villanueva, another name

that you see pop up a lot in that directing credits for the Clone Wars. These episodes continue

can be like remarkably consistent in length for streaming. This episode was about 24 minutes long.

What was your overall reaction? Did you love De-commissioned to like it, struggle with it?

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