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Take a look at the latest clip for Episode 10 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Final Season as Omega leaves treasured belongings of the Bad Batch crew before she makes a sacrifice play.<br/><br/>Star Wars: The Bad Batch is executive produced by Dave Filoni (“Ahsoka,” “The Mandalorian”), Athena Portillo (“Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” “Star Wars Rebels”), Brad Rau (“Star Wars Rebels,” “Star Wars Resistance”), Jennifer Corbett (“Star Wars Resistance,” “NCIS”) and Carrie Beck (\
Take a look at the latest clip for Episode 10 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Final Season as Omega leaves treasured belongings of the Bad Batch crew before she makes a sacrifice play.<br/><br/>Star Wars: The Bad Batch is executive produced by Dave Filoni (“Ahsoka,” “The Mandalorian”), Athena Portillo (“Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” “Star Wars Rebels”), Brad Rau (“Star Wars Rebels,” “Star Wars Resistance”), Jennifer Corbett (“Star Wars Resistance,” “NCIS”) and Carrie Beck (\
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