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An animated series about a squad of clone troopers with mutations who resist Order 66 and become mercenaries. Learn about the cast, episodes, premise, and production of the show created by Dave Filoni for Disney+.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch: Created by Jennifer Corbett, Dave Filoni. With Dee Bradley Baker, Michelle Ang, Noshir Dalal, Ben Diskin. The "Bad Batch" of elite and experimental clones make their way through an ever-changing galaxy.
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Find out who voices the characters in the animated series Star Wars: The Bad Batch, set in the aftermath of the Clone Wars. See the full list of directors, writers, and actors, including Dee Bradley Baker, Michelle Ang, Gwendoline Yeo, and more.
Find out who voices the characters in the animated series Star Wars: The Bad Batch, set after the events of Revenge of the Sith. See the full list of actors, directors, writers, producers and more on The Movie Database.
- 10 Dee Bradley Baker as Clone Force 99 and Other Clones
- 9 Michelle Ang as Omega
- 8 Rhea Perlman as CID
- 7 Wanda Sykes as Phee Genoa
- 6 Benjamin Diskin as Azi-3
- 5 Noshir Dalal as Vice Admiral Rampart
- 4 Jimmi Simpson as Doctor Royce Hemlock
- 3 Gwendoline Yeo as Nala Se
- 2 Keisha Castle-Hughes as Emerie Karr
- 1 Star Wars: The Bad Batch Supporting Voice Cast
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The ever-present voice of Star Wars' clones brings the titular squad to life.
Dee Bradley Baker has been involved with Star Wars as the voice of the clones since Star Wars: The Clone Wars premiered in 2008, but the role has grown and evolved since then. With characters like Captain Rex and Commander Cody becoming fan favorites, Baker’s voice has become synonymous with soldiers of the Grand Army of the Republic. Outside of Star Wars, Baker has had a successful voice acting career, serving as the voice of Perry the Platypus on Phineas and Ferb and recently voicing Adam W...
The lovable, most recent member of the Batch has an excellent voice-actor behind her.
One of only two known female clones of Jango Fett, Omega is the little sister of the Batch and is their main reason for going into hiding. Given that her DNA is unaltered, Omega is listed as a valuable tool for the Empire’s cloning experiments. Michelle Ang, a native of New Zealand, uses her Kiwi accent in her role as Omega. She first made use of her native accent in the Australian soap opera Neighbours, which she was on from 2002 to 2004. Ang has also had guest spots in live-action in shows...
The ruthless crime syndicate leader who serves as the Batch's de facto boss is voiced by a legendary actress.
Rhea Perlman is an accomplished actor, both in live-action and through her voice work. Perlman may be most famous for her portrayal of Carla Tortelli on the long-running show Cheers, which earned her multiple Primetime Emmys and saw the actress nominated for multiple Golden Globes. In the world of film, Perlman portrayed Zinnia Wormwood in 1996’s Matilda. Perlman starred alongside her then-husband and the film’s director, Danny DeVito. While The Bad Batch is Perlman’s first time playing a cha...
The Batch's pirate ally has another veteran actor behind in the voice-performance booth.
A comedy legend, Wanda Sykes’ addition to Star Wars was full of energy, mystery, and comedy. Sykes was able to bring the same charisma to Phee Genoa as she had in shows like The New Adventures of Old Christine and Black-ish. Most recently, Sykes starred in, wrote, and executive produced History of the World, Part II, the continuation of the Mel Brooks movie from 1981. In The Bad Batch, Sykes’ character Phee was pursuing a relationship with Tech, but after Tech's tragic death in The Bad Batchs...
Diskin brings a helpful droid friend to life to aid the Batch.
An accomplished voice actor, Benjamin Diskin has had multiple roles within Star Wars, but none more important than the medical droid and Omega’s friend AZI-3. The droid was one of the major reasons why Clone Force 99 survived the destruction of Tipoca City in The Bad Batch season 1 finale, initially debuting in The Clone Wars as an assistant. Outside of Star Wars, Diskin has voiced the alien Stitch in the Japanese anime Stitch! and Stitch & Ai. Recently, Diskin also voiced the stuffed toy Bee...
The Bad Batch's villainous Imperial is voiced by a Star Wars alum.
While Vice Admiral Rampart was arrested in The Bad Batch season 2 and used as a scapegoat after ordering the destruction of Tipoca City, he was also the one who first introduced replacing clone troopers with recruits called stormtroopers and spearheaded legislation for it. Noshir Dalal has cemented his place within Star Wars, as he has provided voices in multiple projects, including Tales of the Jedi and most recently Bode Akuna in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. In live-action, Dalal has also had...
The Bad Batch's primary antagonist is imbued with adequate menace, threat, and gravitas.
Jimmi Simpson is an accomplished actor in live-action with roles in House of Cards and Westworld, the latter of which he played William in the first three seasons. Simpson has also had roles in shows like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Black Mirror. While Simpson’s character, Dr. Hemlock, has only appeared in four episodes of The Bad Batch so far, the character will be one of the main antagonists for the show’s final season after capturing Omega and Crosshair for his dark experiments a...
The Kaminoan leader is played by an accomplished Star Wars voice actor.
An actress with success in both animation and live-action, the Singaporean performer Gwendoline Yeo has been the voice of Kaminoan scientist Nala Se since 2008. Yeo has picked up additional voices in other Star Wars titles, playing multiple roles in The Clone Wars and Star Wars Resistance. In live-action, Yeo may be best known for playing Xiao-Mei on Desperate Housewives. Yeo has also had guest spots on shows like NCIS, Grey’s Anatomy, and Castle.
The shocking second sister of Boba Fett will be important to The Bad Batch's future.
Keisha Castle-Hughes is a veteran of Star Wars, having been involved in the franchise since she played Queen Apailana of Naboo in Revenge of the Sith. Outside of Star Wars, Castle-Hughes has found success in live-action, even being nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for her debut in Whale Rider. She also joined Game of Thrones, playing Obara Sand. Currently, Castle-Hughes has a main role on FBI: Most Wanted as Special Agent Hana Gibson. In The Bad Batch, Castle-Hughes will have...
Bob Bergen as Lama Su—Reprising his role from Star Wars: The Clone Wars as Kaminoan Prime Minister Lama Su, Bergen may be best known as the voice of Porky Pig across multiple Looney Tunesprojects.Jennifer Hale as Senator Riyo Chuchi—A veteran voice actress with hundreds of credits, Hale reprised the role of Senator Chuchi for The Bad Batch. Within Star Wars, Hale is also the voice of Jedi A...Freddie Prinze Jr. as Caleb Dume—Prinze Jr. returned to Star Wars to reprise his role from Star Wars Rebels as Caleb Dume, the name of Kanan Jarrus before Order 66. The Bad Batch prologue showed Du...Vanessa Marshall as Hera Syndulla—A seasoned voice actress, Marshall has been active since the 1990s and has had multiple roles within Star Wars, including Rook Kast in The Clone Wars and several p...Meet the actors behind the characters of the animated TV show about defective clones in the Star Wars universe. Learn about their roles, backgrounds, and other projects in this voice cast guide.
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Jun 27, 2023 · Star Wars: The Bad Batch is the hit animated series from Lucasfilm set within George Lucas' space opera universe. It premiered on May 4, 2021, on Disney+, and a second season premiered in January ...
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch is an animated television series that acts as both a sequel to and a spin-off of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It focuses on the squad known as Clone Force 99, a band of genetically enhanced clone troopers. It was announced on July 13, 2020 and premiered on Disney+ on May 4, 2021.[1] The first season has sixteen episodes,[15] and its musical score was composed by Kevin ...