History Recap / StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E4ADifferentApproach

* AggressiveNegotiations: Crosshair "negotiates" with the kid outside the bar by implicitly threatening him, getting him to haggle down to 5,000 credits. Omega agrees as they have enough to spare.

* MoneyIsNotPower: When Captain Mann demands Omega fork over 20,000 credits with the threat of handing her over to Dr. Hemlock, he suggests she's better off doing so because her money wouldn't help her if she gets captured by the doctor again. While extra credits ''would'' help Dr. Hemlock, he's not the kind of official who can be bought and has resources far in excess of that kind of bribe.

* OnTheMoney: Omega must procure no less than 30,000 credits to bribe the ticket agent to get off world. Omega manages to exceed that amount, but she ends up losing 10,000 to pay the gambling fine, then 5,000 ("[[AggressiveNegotiations negotiated]]" down by Crosshair from 10,000) for information on Batcher, leaving them with the exact amount needed to pay the bribe. Then, Captain Mann demands the rest of the 20,000 credits he lost to Omega after reporting them to Dr. Hemlock, since she won't need it. Tired of putting up with the captain's douchebag behavior, Omega decides to do things Crosshair's way; they manage to get off world ''and'' walk away with 30,000 credits.

* WouldHurtAChild: Crosshair was clearly going to throttle the kid outside the cantina for demanding an unreasonable price.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Crosshair points that going after Batcher was a bad move and leaving sooner rather than later would have saved him and Omega a lot of trouble. However, this is ignoring the fact that Omega had a perfect opportunity to escape by herself in the previous episode and ''still'' went to get him. In response, Omega throws him the credits they made and goes after Batcher alone. [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe It makes him change his mind]].

* HonorBeforeReason: After escaping Mount Tantiss, Omega wants to go back to rescue all of the Clone prisoners and at least extract the coordinates to Tantiss, and when Batcher is taken by Captain Mann, she insists on rescuing her before trying to leave. Crosshair shoots down the former because they have no time to fix up the downed shuttle before the Empire investigates the crash, and reluctantly goes along with the latter because Omega refuses to abandon Batcher.

* CallForward: An implied one; the tentacles that emerge from one of Mann's containers, and the implication that he was horribly and painfully EatenAlive in his SoundOnlyDeath make it quite plausible that he was consumed by a rathtar, the same sort of beast that Han Solo and Chewbacca will be trafficking [[Film/TheForceAwakens decades later]].
* ComingInHot: The damage the shuttle sustained in the previous episode forces Omega to drop out of hyperspace at the nearest planet and crash as gently as possible. Fortunately, the planet is inhabited and Crosshair locates a settlement before the scanners go offline.

* EscapedAnimalRampage: Omega released all the animals to create enough confusion and keep the Stormtroopers occupied while she and Crosshair steal a ship to escape. However, it wasn’t enough to prevent the few surviving troopers from calling Dr. Hemlock.

* OnTheMoney: Omega must procure no less than 30,000 credits to bribe the ticket agent to get off world. Omega manages to exceed that amount, but she ends up losing 10,000 to pay the gambling fine, then 5,000 ("[[AggressiveNegotiations negotiated]]" down by Crosshair from 10,000) for information on Batcher. Then, Captain Mann demands the rest of the 20,000 credits he lost to Omega after reporting them to Dr. Hemlock, since she won't need it. Tired of putting up with the captain's douchebag behavior, Omega decides to do things Crosshair's way; they manage to get off world ''and'' walk away with 30,000 credits.

* HonorBeforeReason: After escaping Mount Tantiss, Omega wants to go back to rescue all of the Clone prisoners, and when Batcher is taken by Captain Mann, she insists on rescuing her before trying to leave. Crosshair shoots down the former because they have no time to fix up the downed shuttle before the Empire investigates the crash, and reluctantly goes along with the latter because Omega refuses to abandon Batcher.

** [[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E2CutAndRun Once again]], Chain Codes are brought up as the only legal means to get off world. Unfortunately, Omega doesn't know how to forge chain codes and Tech isn't around to do it, so she and Crosshair have to resort to bribing the ticketmaster instead.
** Omega once again utilizes her hustling and gambling skills to earn some fast cash, just as she did in “[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E10CommonGround Common Ground]]”, and she ends up getting unnecessary attention with her skills just like before, except this time it gets her in trouble.

* MoneyIsNotPower: When Captain Mann demands Omega fork over 20,000 credits with the threat of handing her over to Dr. Hemlock, he tells her she’s better off doing so because her money wouldn’t help her if she gets captured by the doctor again. While extra credits ''would'' help Dr. Hemlock, he’s not the kind of official who can be bought and has resources far in excess of that kind of bribe.

* BaitTheDog: For a moment, Captain Mann seems like he'll be a good sport about losing to Omega. Then he takes 10,000 credits as an illegal gambling fee, steals Batcher, and sells her out to Hemlock while also demanding the rest of the credits she won.

* OnTheMoney: Omega must procure no less than 30,000 credits to bribe the ticket agent to get off world. Omega manages to exceed that amount, but she ends up losing 10,000 to pay the gambling fine, then 5,000 ("[[AggressiveNegotiations negotiated]]" down by Crosshair from 10,000) for information on Batcher. Then, Captain Mann demands the rest of the 20,000 credits he lost to Omega after reporting them to Dr. Hemlock, since she won't need it. Tired of putting up with the captain's douchebag behavior, Omega decides to do things Crosshair's way, they manage to get off world ''and'' walk away with 30,000 credits.

* ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem: As a greedy, petty tyrant, Mann regularly gambles with the common citizens of the town but once he’s done, whether he wins or loses, he demands they pay a fine for gambling since it’s illegal; all just a long-game scam to further pad his pockets.

* SoreLoser: Captain Mann at first seems like he going to avert this as after getting beat by Omega at the card game his troops start closing in menacingly but he calls them off. Then as Omega and Crosshair start to leave Mann stops them and informs them that they need to pay the fine for illegal gambling, which he was also doing. Later he steals Batcher and demands all his money back for her return, even though he is under orders to capture Omega and Crosshair anyways.
* SureLetsGoWithThat: As noted in EvilCannotComprehendGood, Hemlock can’t understand why Nala Se has a close attachment to Omega due to being a vile, inhuman bastard. When he claims that she only looked out for her because of her elevated M-count, Nala Se rolls with it and starts referring to Omega as "the clone" to help pretend that she doesn’t have any attachment to her, hopefully to try to fool Hemlock.

* BlatantLies: Nala Se claims to find Omega and Crosshair's escape "surprising", that the test results discovered by Emerie were a false positive, and that she only sees Omega as an "aberration"; Hemlock doesn't believe a word she says, and implies that if he should recover Omega, Nala Se's usefulness might come to a very swift end.

* HesBack: It's downplayed, but Crosshair's ImprobableAimingSkills are ''much'' better in this episode than they were in the one previous, when he and Omega were escaping Dr. Hemlock and his forces at Mount Tantiss and he got a case of WorfHadTheFlu.
* HonorBeforeReason: After escaping Mount Tantiss, Omega wants to go back to rescue all of the Clone prisoners, and when Batcher is taken by Captain Mann, she insists on rescuing her before trying to leave.

* MoneyIsNotPower: When Captain Mann demands Omega fork over 20,000 credits with the threat of handing her over to Dr. Hemlock, he tells her she’s better off doing so because her money wouldn’t help her if she gets captured by the doctor again. While extra credits ''would'' help Dr. Hemlock, he’s not the kind of official who can be bought.

* OnTheMoney: Omega must procure no less than 30,000 credits to bribe the ticket agent to get off world. Omega manages to exceed that amount, but she ends up losing 10,000 to pay the gambling fine, then 5,000 ("negotiated" by Crosshair from 10,000) for information on Batcher. Then, Captain Mann demands the rest of the 20,000 credits he lost to Omega as a bribe in exchange for not reporting them to Dr. Hemlock. Tired of putting up with the captain's douchebag behavior, Omega decides to do things Crosshair's way, they manage to get off world ''and'' walk away with 30,000 credits.

* SoreLoser: Captain Mann at first seems like he going to avert this as after getting beat by Omega at the card game his troops start closing in menacingly but he calls them off. Then as Omega and Crosshair start to leave Mann stops them and informs them that they need to pay the fine for illegal gambling, which he was also doing. Later he steals Batcher and demands all his money back for her return, even though he is under order to capture Omega and Crosshair anyways.

* KarmicDeath: Captain Mann is dragged to his demise by one of the animals he kept locked up to be sold offworld.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Hemlock shows how stressed and agitated he is at the loss of Omega in his conversation with Nala Se, being far more aggressive and hostile than he usually is.

* OutOfFocus: Hunter and Wrecker only show up in the ending of the episode while Echo still hasn't appeared yet.

* TimeForPlanB: When the plan to rescue Batcher goes south, Omega tells Crosshair that they'll have to try his methods. Cue gunfight. Thankfully, this didn't even cost them an additional Credit, so it was a good call.

* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Hemlock admits that he previously had no idea why Nala Se kept Omega around, and now that he knows about her elevated M-count, assumes that this was the reason, not any emotional attachment she might have had to the young clone.

* LickedByTheDog: After he helps to rescue her from Mann, Batcher takes quite a liking to Crosshair, giving the surly Clone a few good licks.

** Omega once again utilizes her hustling and gambling skills to earn some fast cash, just as she did in ''[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E10CommonGround Common Ground]]'', and she ends up getting unnecessary attention with her skills just like before, except this time it gets her in trouble.

** Omega once again utilizes her hustling and gambling skills to earn some fast cash, just as she did in ''Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E10CommonGround'', and she ends up getting unnecessary attention with her skills just like before, except this time it gets her in trouble.

** Omega once again utilizes her hustling and gambling skills to earn some fast cash, just as she did in ''[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E10CommonGround]]'', and she ends up getting unnecessary attention with her skills just like before, except this time it gets her in trouble.

* TimeForPlanB: When the plan to rescue Batcher goes south, Omega tells Crosshair that they'll have to try his methods. Cue gunfight.

* IOwnThisTown: Captain Mann brags as much when he has Omega and Crosshair cornered and is ready to rob them of their winnings and sell them out to Hemlock.
* ImmediateSequel: This episode picks up right where the last one left off, with the one shot that hit the stolen Rho-class transport shuttle before Hemlock called off pursuit causing problems for Omega and Crosshair as they try to flee.

* SoreLoser: Captain Mann at first seems like he going to avert this as after getting beat by Omega at the card game his troops start closing in menacingly but he calls them off. Then as Omega and Crosshair start to leave Mann stops them and informs them that they need to pay the fine for illegal gambling, which he was also doing.

* SnarkToSnarkCombat: As in the previous episode, [[LittleMissSnarker Omega]] matches [[DeadpanSnarker Crosshair]] quip for quip as they work together.

* ImmediateSequel: This episode picks up right where the last one left off, with the one shot that hit the stolen shuttle before Hemlock called off pursuit causing problems for Omega and Crosshair as they try to flee.