All Dr. Royce Hemlock scenes - The Bad Batch
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- Every scene where appears Doctor Royce Hemlock, the chief of the Advanced Science Division at Mount Tantiss.
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2022, 2024, Star wars the bad batch season 2 episode 11 Metamorphosis, Star wars the bad batch season 2 episode 14 Tipping point, Star wars the bad batch season 2 episode 15 The Summit, Star wars the bad batch season 2 episode 16 Plan 99, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 1 Confined, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 3 Shadows of Tantiss, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 4 Different approach, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 10 Identity crisis, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 12 Juggernaut, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 14 Flash strike, Star wars the bad batch season 3 episode 15 Cavalry has arrived, Dr. Hemlock arrives at Mount Tantiss, Emerie Karr arrives to the Mount Tantiss, Hemlock interrogates Nala Se, Hemlock goes after Omega, Hemlock meets Lama Su, Hemlock speaks with Lama Su, Hemlock talks with Lama Su, Lama Su tells Hemlock about Omega, Hemlock meets Crosshair, Hemlock interrogates Crosshair, Crosshair warns the bad batch, Crosshair attempts to escape Tantiss, Hemlock captures Crosshair, Tarkin invites Hemlock to the Summit on Eriadu, Hemlock arrives to the summit, the summit begins the bad batch, Barton Coburn in the bad batch, Saw Gerrera blows up the summit, Empire arrive on Ord Mantell, Hemlock captures Wrecker, Cid's betrayal, The standoff with Hunter and Hemlock, Hemlock gives Hunter Tech's glasses, Scorch captures Omega, Hemlock captures Omega, Hemlock talks with Scorch about the bad batch, Hemlock and Scorch talk about the Zillo Beast, Hemlock arrives with Omega to Mount Tantiss, Bad Batch season 2 ending scene, Hemlock forces Nala Se to work for him, imperial shuttle crashes on Weyland, TK-343 death scene, TK-343 dies, Hemlock sacrifices his TK troopers, Hemlock takes Nala Se to the Vault, Hemlock and Nala Se enter the vault, Hemlock's blood tests, Hemlock and Nala Se return from the vault, Omega saves Batcher, Omega frees Batcher from the kennels, Omega and Hemlock speak in the kennels, Nala Se tells Omega how to escape, Nala Se tells Omega about her datapad, Emperor Palpatine arrives at Mount Tantiss, Palpatine and Hemlock talk about project Necromancer, Hemlock shows Palpatine the specimen, Emperor Palpatine leaves Tantiss, Omega and Crosshair escape Tantiss, Hemlock orders his forces to stand down, Hemlock lets Omega and Crosshair escape, Omega and Crosshair leave Weyland, Hemlock hunts down Omega, Hemlock confines Nala Se, Hemlock figures out how Omega escaped, Hemlock figures out about Nala Se's datapad, Hemlock arrests Nala Se, Hemlock speaks with Nala Se in the prison cell, Hemlock arrives at the crashsite on Lau, Hemlock arrives at Lau, Emperor gives Hemlock unlimited resources, Hemlock checks his new CX clone assassins, Emerie Karr gets promoted to the chief scientist, Hemlock promotes Emerie Karr to the chief scientist post, Hemlock takes Emerie Karr to the vault, Emerie Karr meets the specimens, Emerie Karr meets Eva, Hemlock sends Scorch and Emerie for another specimen, Hemlock sends Scorch and Emerie Karr for a force sensitive child, Hemlock speaks with Tarkin about the resources, Hemlock talks to CX-2, Hemlock orders CX-2 to bring Omega back, CX-2 refers to Cid, CX-2 found Cid, Hemlock speaks with CX-2, CX-2 brings Omega back to Tantiss, Hemlock takes Omega to the vault, CX-2 mentiones Cid, Omega meets the other specimen, Omega learns about project Necromancer, Hemlock explains project Necromancer, Omega meets force sensitive children in the vault, Hemlock brings Omega to the Vault, Echo infiltrates Tantiss base, Hemlock orders Scorch to scan and search the incoming ship, Lieutenant Novitz arrives to Tantiss base, Scorch informs Hemlock about the potential intruders, Scorch informs Hemlock about captured Rampart, Hemlock speaks with Rampart at the prison, Hemlock talks with Rampart in his prison cell, Omega escapes the vault, Omega and the specimens escape the vault, Hemlock finds out about Omega's escape from the vault, Omega releases the Zillo Beast, Echo and Emerie Karr enter the vault, Hemlock releases his CX troopers, Hemlock actives the CX squad, Hemlock tortures Hunter, Hemlock speaks with Tarkin, Omega releases Wrecker, Hemlock escapes with Omega, Hunter and Crosshair vs. Hemlock and Scorch, Hemlock dies, Hunter and Crosshair kill Hemlock, Hemlock death scene, Bad batch final fight, Scorch death scene, Scorch dies, bridge standoff bad batch finale, bad batch find out who is Hemlock, Tech finds out info about Hemlock - Zábava
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Timestamps:
0:00 "Metamorphosis"
4:02 "Tipping point"
8:53 "Summit"
11:24 "Plan 99"
15:53 "Confined"
19:30 "Shadows of Tantiss"
24:35 "Different approach"
26:14 "Identity crisis"
31:25 "Juggernaut"
34:23 "Flash strike"
35:18 "Cavalry has arrived"
Thank you 🙏
No has said it yet, so I will. His voice acting is freaking awesome
Who is the voice actor who voices Hemlock.
@@itsblitz4437 Jimmi Simpson
Hemlock is one of the coldest Imperial villains we’ve had in a long time.
Does that also mean Hemlock was one of the few who knew Palpitatine is a Sith?
I don't think he knew he was a Sith, but he knew he's a Force user.
@@Cardo...hence midicholroians
"Limit your personal interactions with the specimens, they are scientific assets nothing more" - Dr. Royce Hemlock
Coldest dialogue I've ever heard. One of the best Star Wars villains in my opinion.
Agreed, Hemlock was a great villain.
Yeah, it's heartbreaking that he doesn't even view them as children. To him they are just "specimens" for project use.
@@Cardo...Hemlock is definitely the darkest villain on Star Wars.
Along with "Emotion & Sentiment have no place within these walls" (S3 EP1)
Such a great fascinating villain for the show
His theme man in season 2 is more happy but season 3 is more dark and desperate
Day one of thanking Cardo for making this
Day two of thanking Cardo for making this
Agreed here
@@Darkraven9694Day three of thanking Cardo for making this
12:53
_"Oh, you don't get to say his name.... Ever."_
Dr. Hemlock took 6 shots to the chest, and scorch took 4.
I think on Hemlock it was a bit overkill
Bro was dead on the 2nd shot lol
@@flamethrower1273scorch was business, Hemlock was personal.
Don't think I can stress enough how much I *LOVED* Hemlock, especially compared to that clone-killing wannabe tryhard Rampart...
0:00 Bad Batch season 2
15:54 Bad Batch season 3
Hemlock was such an intriguing and compelling villain. Had the balls to stand up and not back down from Tarkin, cold, heartless, cruel, ruthless. I wonder how he got so close to the Emperor basically given clearance that even Tarkin didnt have with the Emperor.
40:40 Scorch😭
They did my boy dirty!!
I would say this incarnation of scorch had it coming. He seems nothing like his legends counterpart. He’s cold and ruthless. He stood Kelley by as Hemlock Experimented on his brothers.
He’s pretty cruel and evil.
A well-written villain.
Fun Fact: Royce Hemlock is voiced by Jimmi Simpson who also played William in Westworld and Gavin Orsay in House of Cards. He was excellent in this role, so calm and calculating and never strays into *cartoon* villainy like so many Disney Star Wars villains.
Bros forgetting about Thrawn, Rayvius, and that Blond imperial woman from Andor.
@@RRai2000 I hadn’t forgotten about Thrawn or Dedra Meero from Andor. They’re the exceptions not the rule I.e. Snoke, Hux & Reva.
@@theanonymouscritic1710 I agree with those three. But I still think Bode and Rayvis from Jedi Survivor are better villans as well.
They had their reasons for being bad. 1. Demands a Warriors death. 2. Securing a future for a child with any means necessary.
Easily the best Disney villain and one of the best Star Wars villains at the moment. I love his voice acting and chill demeanor he displays throughout his scenes but he makes me really angry for his cruelty over clones, animals and children and at the end comes off as a dirty coward at the face of death. I know they did a fantastic job at writing him to be despicable and cruel.
I will say he might have died a coward and been a despicable piece of shit but he tanked those blaster bolts like a champ, it took 5 shots to the chest to send him over the edge.
With NO OFFENSE, I strongly disagree with your last statement. He wasn't a coward. What was he supposed to do? Letting the special troopers deal with Clone force 99 and fleeing was the most logical solution. His priority was to survive and carry on with his experiment. Taking Omega hostage was the only option after the ship was destroyed. Had he truly been a coward he would have begged Hunter and Crosshair to let him go or something like that.
He remains very calm the whole time. Obviously at the very end you can hear some distress in his voice, but you can't call him coward for that.
Besides, the fact that he probably experimented on himself to build an immunity to that toxin further proves he's not a coward.
If you want to label some officers as coward, I'd pick Rampart or the one Crosshair killed
@@Unknown.Stranger He did beg Hunter and Crosshair to let him go and give him mercy that isn't even deserved by barking at them to drop their blasters in his final moments, but they both knew he's gonna backstab them because he tried to kill Hunter and Wrecker even after capturing Omega and he would probably shoot her in the head if they did drop the blasters. Also, Tarkin threatened his life multiple times which got him scared and he felt a lot safer when his right hand Scorch was by his side.
Although yes, Rampart and Nolan are cowards as both blatantly threw people under the bus just to save their own skins and Rampart squeals out of being scared of heights and monsters.
@@D1TB01 It appears we have different interpretation of the word "beg".
To me, begging has a prevalent negative connotation and implies whining and acting all scared and going oh no, please, I don't wanna die, let me live and I'll "behave" bla bla bla. Usually this kind of begging comes from spoiled people who don't know what suffering truly means (Rampart).
Side note: to me, begging is not the same as asking for mercy. When Maul asks Sidious to have mercy, I don't see it as a sign of weakness. Sidious had fucked up Maul's whole life, taking him away from his planet, training him in ruthless ways, and then he completely forgot about him. Maul spent 10 bloody years in that disgusting forsaken junk planet barely surviving on scraps, managed to get back on track, tried multiple times to regain some kind of power and when he finally succeed, his former master comes to fuck everything up and on top of that killed Savage. His "have mercy" was a reasonable "leave me alone, I suffered a lot, you abandoned me, I survived on my own now again you come to destroy everything I've tried to build?" Maul knows what suffering means. His "leave me be" has nothing shameful to me.
I hope you get the difference.
Back to Hemlock, he really doesn't act like them.
Drop the blasters was a threat, not a plead. Wanting to get out of a situation alive doesn't make you a coward lol. It's survival instinct kicking in. Hemlock was smart. He knew pleading wouldn't have worked and he didn't do that. I'll ask you again, to get out of that situation alive, what the hell was he supposed to do?
He needed Omega alive, so I doubt he would have shot her. Backstabbing is definitely something I could expect from him btw, should it be beneficial for his cause.
Tarkin was annoying as hell. His threats were totally unnecessary and were made because he didn't like Hemlock was working on a project which the Emperor kept from him. Hemlock took precautions (called shadow trooper and told him to not get back without Omega). He looked more annoyed rather than scared. And even if he were a bit scared, does it makes him a coward? No. Feeling fear doesn't make you a coward. It's how you react to it
It's okay if you hate him, as it clearly shows.
But he's not a coward.
He certainly didn't like the idea of getting killed. But if that makes you a coward, then we all are, unless we truly want to die
29:22 Confirmation its Scorch
30:54 I love CX2's voice in this scene
Needed more screentime doing better things in S3 and he could have easily been the coolest SW villain. Could have given him horror elements too. They didnt even bother to explain whats up with his hand
Probably replaced
My hope is that we will see him again. Maybe in some kind of a flashback or maybe a live action. The dude is a way too good for a villain for Disney to leave him hanging like that.
Yeah I was super hooked on him conceptually once we actually got to see the other assassin clones, but it’s literally the last episode. Something cool about the series is how it delves into the horror of cloning as a concept in SW, and Hemlock directly exploits that. They should’ve played up his scientific work, what he produced and how abominable it was. I really wanna see what got him fired during the republic
@@californiadreams1170 Thats the thing, given its Disney I highly doubt we will see him again and they rather include Reva before making somehting about him.
@@blunderabluezYess I agree. They should have shown us his own private horror lab way earlier and how creates his own private clone army and everything. Give us a flashback episode on his work in the republic and show us the cruel things he did. Maybe he could have done an experiment on some prisoners and injured his hand during that or something idk. There was so much potential.
Doctor Royce Hemlock has over 40 minutes of total screen time before being killed off, which for a major antagonist in Star Wars? Is honestly quite impressive.
I know it sounds like a strange question, but has anyone wondered why he has only one gloved hand? Its never really mentioned in the show.
Hemlock got what was coming to him…
Despite Hemlock's evil nature (and his lack of Legends canon status, that i kinda think he deserves if this was a different timeline.).
I can picture him rocking a thicc Tom Selick mustache and also whoever did the voice acting did a fantastic job. (NGL, on a kind of a personal/bias note. I kinda find Hemlock's soft spoken voice to be very nice in a Trent Reznor rasping obscenities to mask internal drug fueled hatred masquarding as more carnal feelings while metal clanging sounds are heard kind of way. Do kindly forgive if this description is a bit too mature to say within regards to a Star Wars video. Thank you.).
Can you make an all Emerie Karr scenes?
Yes
is it wrong that i love him
No, it is not.
If it's any semblance of consolation. I love the raspy and soft spoken voice of the not so good doctor.
You aren't being wrong for liking Hemlock as a villain.
Some Villians are just too cool to hate
It's not wrong at all sis! As a fellow female, I agree with you.
HOWEVER I feel like giving you some advice.
You've gotta be TERRIBLY careful when interacting with people who appear charming, well-spoken, well mannered and confident like our dear Doc.
I'm not a shrink, but Hemlock seems to exhibit significant psychopathic tendencies.
SKIP this paragraph if you know who a psycopath is (Hitler was not a psycopath, for example)
- Psycopaths are born, not made. Their brain structure (amigdala) differs significantly from neurotypicals'.
- They cannot feel (not even in the slightest way) empathy, remorse, guilt, embarrassment, gratitude. They don't have a sense of what's right or wrong, but they seek to obtain what's useful/beneficial to them. The same applies to relationships: relationships are like a transaction. I give you this, you give me that. If you stop giving them something, they have no problem ditching you without a second thought. It's not exactly their fault. They were born uncapable of feeling certain emotions. Some psycopaths find it frustrating that they can hardly relate to their peers. They don't understand all the tears or all the joy, since these feelings don't do anything to improve a situation. They might excel in professions characterised by a certain dose of risks (to cope with a general sense of boredom, stemming from muted emotions) or professions that require you to be a logical cold thinker to perform better (CEO, lawyer, surgeon, budiness man,...).
They might have impulses to manipulate and lie to their "victims" to get what they want. No need to formulate grandiose schemes. An example: "oh no! I forgot my wallet! This morning I was in a rush! Could you please buy me some food?".
Having said that, not all psycopaths are evil. In fact, a great majority adapt and blend in to fit in our society. Going to prison is not beneficial to them. Some end up there, but primarily those who have not learnt to control their impulses. Psycopaths are not totally immune to anger. If you rub them in the wrong way, they can wait a lot of time, even years, before "returning the favor". They are very cunning, calculating and patient if need be. Their logic is an eye for an eye. Forgiveness goes out of the windu.
Again, not all psycopaths are evil. They use logic, not emotions.
So, psycopaths are very charming because being prone to manipulation, they have to use tactics that "disarm" people. They can fake kindness etc. They have cognitive empathy, which is the ability to read people emotions. But they don't feel them. It's like: oh, I see tears. This means you're sad. So if I wanna win you over, I have to console you and act kindly. It's not: oh you're sad I'm sorry I feel the need to comfort you because you remind me of that time when I was sad.
You get the difference?
Be aware that if you fall in love with a psycopath, if for some reasons you stop being beneficial to them, there are very super high chances they will ditch you without a second thought.
Now this is an extreme example:
If Hemlock was a psycopath, if Emerie had jumped in to save him and died, he would have felt NOTHING. Maybe he would have thought: I'm lucky someone died in my place, so I can continue living.
Psycopaths can be protective of you, they can even help you, but in the same way you'd be protective of your jacket.
So, be careful if you harbour such feelings for a psycopath in real life. They can make excellent friends in the sense that they will straight up tell you what they think without fear. Their "brutal honesty" and "logical thinking" can be super useful. But with them relationships are ALWAYS mutually beneficial.
Although they can fake it, they don't truly, genuinly care about let alone love you. They care about what you can give them. Of course, they will return favors if doing so is useful in the long term.
It's not their fault (brain structure) but it's important you know what to expect. You can love them, but they will never love you in the same way. They can't.
Now I don't think you "love" Hemlock in a "serious" way lol but I felt it was useful to let you know this stuff more in detail.
Having said that, neurotypicals can act very similarly as well. I'd say psycopaths are more excusable since they can't process emotions. But that's another topic
My man!!!!!
Finally. I've been waiting for this
Viewers: man youtube recs is lame
Star Wars Content: *Hello There!!!!*
I can see Cillian Murphy is the perfect live-action cast for this role.
Has anyone realised nothing came of wolf and rex I think another clone series will be created
Yeah, I also think that.
Will there still be a clone rebellion on Camino? in battlefront 2, clones were wearing storm trooper armor, which has a time gap from tk trooper armor. Lama Su is still alive too.
@@DustyDiver Yes, Lama Su is alive, but Kamino...
...isn't.
Everyone knows Wolffe redeems himself at the end…heavily likely Rex opened his eyes up
Orr the writers simply are incompetent
Hemlock: Call them off
Scorch: But sir, they're escaping
Hemlock: *YOUWILL CALL THEEEEEEMM*
Scorch: ...Jesus man, I'm sorry! Fine, I'll call them off
So do we ever find out what the deal is with his hand is or not? My guess is just a characteristic he’s got like a nerve tick or something like that?
I was wondering the same thing myself. It's really mysterious! I was wondering why he had only one gloved hand?
AWESOME SW VILLAIN
I’m excited
Can you make an all Batcher scenes?
It won't be right away, but I'm adding it on the list.
He is the “Angel of Death” of Star Wars what a fantastic villain
Hemlock is very overconfident like most Imperials they are all replaceable even Vader.
Vader is definitely less replaceable than most. He was the best duelist of his time and, in terms of force abilities, he also happened to be the chosen one. The only one Palpatine saw fit to replace him was Luke.
@@othervids3726 No, Vader was replaceable. In the Canon Comics Palpatine pit Vader against Cylo, another Imperial scientist, who created agents who were similarly capable of fulfilling Vader's purpose in combating Jedi and insurgents in order to test his strength. If anything, Palpatine was constantly on the lookout to see if he could replace Vader, with the biggest opportunity becoming Luke obviously. It's why he told Luke to kill Vader - he was expendable to him, Palpatine wanted a new apprentice, a new toy to manipulate.
He looks like a clone....
Finally someone did it! You're awesome!!!
I appreciated that you kept the parts were also other people were speaking, so you can better understand what's going on
If there's the voice of the character, I count it as an appearance.
@@Cardo... what I meant is that you don't cut scenes abruptly. For example, in the "former" prime minister scene, Lama Su speaks for a little bit. And I agree with this style of editing, it gives a little bit of an additional context!
So, again, good job!
I'm curious, is he your fav character? May I ask why?
I like too btw
@@Unknown.Stranger Hemlock is one of my favorite villains across the star wars, he's probably not the best one of all, but he's near the top for sure.
@@Cardo... I definitely agree!
Can you also make an all Clone X scenes
Fun Fact, he was Skip Tyler, the hacker from _White House Down_ 🤓
His theme.. i want full verison of his theme
It’s too bad he was killed. I would have loved to see him in live action or in future Star Wars animated shows.
What I wanna know was what in the world did he do that was so bad that the republic put him away?