Star Wars Sets Up A Clone Rebellion Between The Prequels & OT

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Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for The Bad Batch, season 2, episodes 15 & 16.The Bad Batch season 2 finale may have finally begun to explain what actually happened to the hundreds of thousands of clones left over from the Clone Wars. Up until now, very little Star Wars media explained what happened to the clones. Many believed that the clones merely retired or grew too old to fight, to the point where they became beggars on the street like the poor clone veteran in Obi-Wan Kenobi. Since most of the stormtroopers in A New Hope are a part of the Imperial draft, there’s a glaring discrepancy in the fate of the clones between the prequel and original trilogies.
From the beginning, the point of The Bad Batch series has always been to show how unjustly and poorly the Empire treated the clones after the war. The Bad Batch finale reveals that Star Wars’ newest villain, Dr. Royce Hemlock, is using many of the decommissioned clones as his own personal test subjects. At the moment, his research is completely covert. But by the time the rest of the clones in the galaxy get wind of the atrocities Hemlock is committing, Palpatine may very well find himself at war with the very army he commissioned.

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