SWNN Live! – ‘The Bad Batch’ Season 3, Episode 4 Breakdown and Review

It’s great to be back with another week of SWNN Live!the show where members of the Star Wars News Net crew gather together to discuss all the latest happenings in a galaxy far, far away. On this leap year episode of the podcast, Brian, Tyler, and myself (Jay) talk about the latest episode of The Bad Batch, “A Different Approach”. We discuss what we liked, and didn’t like, and run through a quick round of smaller-hitting news in the early part of the show.

 

SWNN Live! is a live-streamed show broadcast every Thursday at 11 pm EST/ 8 pm PST (subject to change). Viewers can check out the show live on YouTube, Facebook, and X (Twitter), and it is now available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts after the fact. We love talking, chatting, and interacting with all our viewers, so be sure to stop by and join the show to hang out with us.

 

 

With The Bad Batch season 3, episode 4 premiering this week, we get into a heated and humorous discussion about the episode and Omega. But we also had a bit of fun before and covered some other news including book talks and Empire Magazine.

 

We’ve left time stamps below for you to skip ahead to any topics you’re interested in:

 

1:00 Fun question: which Star Wars characters would you choose to start a band?

6:00 Lightning round of news

34:00 The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 4 discussion

1:02:00 Closing thoughts/audience questions

 

Be sure to also follow us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and Threads. Check out our other YouTube content, such as The Timeline Show where Brian and Tyler go through all the important events in Star Wars in timeline order. We also post new articles and content every day, so following us on social media is the best way to keep up to date with our postings, and to know when the next SWNN Live! will air. Join us again next week on Thursday at 8 pm PST/11 pm EST (subject to change) as we’ll most definitely continue our conversation on The Bad Batch season 3.

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Born and raised in Hawaii, Jay Goodearl runs the YouTube Gaming channel “Good Games, Dude” His channel aims to open up video games to beginners and immediate players and help them understand what makes games the art form that it is.

Jay Goodearl

Born and raised in Hawaii, Jay Goodearl runs the YouTube Gaming channel “Good Games, Dude” His channel aims to open up video games to beginners and immediate players and help them understand what makes games the art form that it is.

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