The collective "you'll have to do better than that" vibe from the Batch to Cid here is oh-so satisfying. I only wish Echo could have been a part of it.
He'd have pushed for seventy-five.

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The collective "you'll have to do better than that" vibe from the Batch to Cid here is oh-so satisfying. I only wish Echo could have been a part of it.
He'd have pushed for seventy-five.
Uh-oh. Time for an unsettling prediction...
They pulled out the stops with this image, and it's not good.
We are shown Omega sitting in wide-eyed innocence in her little room on the ship. She is unarmed, with a doll on her lap and a ball nearby, propped up on the cushioning Wrecker installed for her comfort. This is her safe and happy life on the Marauder, and it is very likely the opposite of what the writers have planned for her.
If you think those dark circles under Hunter's eyes are bad now, just imagine how he will look once the Empire has Omega.
I have a guess for the last two episodes of the season. I think taking Omega will be the last straw in The Bad Batch's relative passivity toward engaging the Empire, and EVERYONE will be part of the mission to get her back. Getting to "The Summit" of Mount Tantiss to rescue her (and possibly Nala Se) might just be the "Plan 99" we are all wondering about.