This was the finale but everything of consequence happened earlier and we learn nothing new. This episode was enjoyable but should have been so much more. Where are the clones? What is the Empire’s plan? We are exactly where we were in the last episode. Nothing Changes or Revealed – Nala Se is taken to a secret facility and it just ends. Instead everyone is okay and status quo stays. This whole sequence at least should have let the droid do the sacrifice it wanted to do to save Omega. Lack of Consequences – The facility they were in got destroyed and even the droid who was helping them survives. He’s a good antagonist as he sees Clone Force 99 as betraying their duty to follow orders when they escaped Kamino in the pilot. Echo is the only one whose perspective we don’t hear.Ĭrosshair – Crosshair is a true believer in the Empire who still as good in him as he does save Omega but he does not rejoin the crew, instead waiting for Imperial Scouts to find him so he can rejoin.

They all play off one another really well. Omega’s empathy, Wrecker’s anger, Tech’s understanding and Hunter’s lost hope. It gives a good ticking clock.Ĭlone Force 99 – We get some good moments with Crosshair and Clone Force 99. This is one of the better examples of versus nature conflict as the ocean is crushing the facility they are trapped in. The Action – The action is all survival and it neat seeing Clone Force 99 problem solve to get back to their ship. The episode was directed by Saul Ruiz and written by Jennifer Corbett.Ĭlone Force 99 must find a way back to their ship as the structure they are in sinks beneath Kamino’s ocean.

The episode is still fun but it could have been so much more. I was really hoping at least one of those things would be different. Nothing substantially changes, we learn nothing new and the status quo of last episode stays. “Kamino Lost” is one of he weakest episodes this season, which is a shame since it is the finale.

Does crosshair rejoin the bad batch