It's a poignant moment between the squad, which will inevitably drive much of their motivations during the rest of the season. Dee Bradley Baker's skills in bringing each remaining member of the Batch to life deserve great credit. Prompting discussion about Crosshair's actions and whether his inhibitor chip was responsible. As Omega hunts for the replacement part, she accidentally draws attention to Crosshair's weapon kit. Yet, as the ship is thrown out of hyperspace the situation becomes even more uncomfortable. Though she seems content, propped up against an upturned GNK droid, Omega doesn't yet have a space on the ship to call her own - comfort is hard to find here.
Having previously reinforced Omega's inclusion in the group in episode 2, it's clear from the opening scene that she doesn't yet entirely fit in her new surroundings. It may appear to be standard Star Wars fare, however, 'Replacements', directed by Nathaniel Villanueva, delves into more than just spare parts, as Crosshair finds himself in charge of a squad of newly recruited elite soldiers. To make matters worse, the group is stalked by an Ordo Moon Dragon, who has a taste for capacitors. Disaster struck on this week's episode of The Bad Batchas the Batch crash land on a desolate moon.
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