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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 4
Stranded in dangerous territory, Omega and Crosshair must work together.
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Serie: Star Wars: The Bad Batch
Director: Saul Ruiz
Guest Star: Gwendoline Yeo, Harry Lloyd, Jimmi Simpson, Liam O'Brien, Meg Marchand, Sam Riegel
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