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This episode opens with a unique musical theme instead of the usual quick percussion-based passage featured in previous installments. In addition, the intro sees a slower fade in for the Bad Batch logo.

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"The Cavalry Has Arrived" Trivia Gallery | Star Wars: The Bad Batch

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    • This episode opens with a unique musical theme instead of the usual quick percussion-based passage featured in previous installments. In addition, the intro sees a slower fade in for the Bad Batch logo.
    • The emergency siren heard when the Tantiss base is on alert is a common klaxon sound effect featured throughout the Star Wars films. It is inspired by similar klaxons used on naval ships in World War II.
    • Tarkin’s arrival at the Tantiss facility includes an Imperial Star Destroyer accompanied by two Venator Star Destroyers. This is the first appearance of the classic Imperial-class ship in Star Wars: The Bad Batch and further shows the transition of the Republic military into the Imperial military of the original trilogy.
    • Tarkin orders that all funding for Hemlock’s projects and the Tantiss facility be redistributed to Project Stardust: the Death Star initiative as established in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
    • In a way, this episode features three different “Bad Batches”: The original squad of Hunter, Wrecker, and Crosshair; Omega and the Vault kids (jokingly called the “mini Bad Batch” in the writer’s room); and the new CX squad, who, like the Batch, each have their own unique traits.
    • While the epilogue went through many iterations, the idea that Omega would join the Rebellion was always the central concept.
    • The epilogue features an older Omega, Hunter, and Batcher. Among their new looks is a Bad Batch skull patch on Omega’s jacket and a collar around Batcher’s neck.
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