All lieutenant Nolan scenes - The Bad Batch
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- Every scene of lieutenant Nolan from Star Wars The Bad Batch season 2 episode 12.
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There’s only two good things about Nolan: he was voiced by Crispin Freeman, and he’s now past tense.
Now that you mentioned the voice actor, I just realized it was ITACHI!!!!
@@805StrengthLab and Alucard
He actually looks a lot like him too. Maybe he can make a cameo live action appearance sometime.
Wait the same guy who voiced sundowner from metal gear rising revengeance and Winston in overwatch
@@Will-22 yes.
4 minutes and 45 seconds of racism against clones
Krell and him would get along well
He Was Also Classist
Would it be racist or a different kind of “ist”?
@@antitroller101cloneist
He makes Rampart look like a saint
Well where the hell is admiral rampart?!
@@Superlitvincent2004 spoiler for season 2 episode 8...
Arrested probably.
The fact is, he is no plaster saint.
I know right?
PS. 333rd like!
@@Cardo...he dead lmao
Nolan is basically the old epitome of the "new commander to the field" stereotype
“The one who bought his way through training”
@@cooljackster7390or got in because a relative pulled a few strings. (Nepotism, am I right?)
@@ryanangelastro504 precisely
He reminds me a lot of ozzel, rose up likely due to family or wealth connections and was essentially useless in leading and everything else.
He's a butter Bar
It’s interesting that General Krell and Lieutenant Nolan are essentially the same, but one is a good villain and the other is Nolan
At least Krell was badass with his pair of double bladed lightsaber and cool voice, Nolan is just pathetic.
@@applekingen3581 nolan is just your ordinary racist lieutenant lmao
@@05kbs70still, I would’ve loved to see a mutiny against Nolan like Rex did against Krell. And Crosshair’s last words to him should’ve been: “Lieutenant Nolan, you’re being relieved of duty.” (SHOOTS HIM DEAD)
Krell is a treacherous asshole, but in a way, he at least has a legit reason to hate the Clones. Hell, he somewhat respected Rex a bit because he saw through his bullshit ever since he declared the first full frontal assault, which can get alot of Clones killed. Nolan never had any respect to any Clone, especially Crosshair. And he only hates them because they're inferior to the Stormtroopers, whom ironically are the other way around.
what nolan didn't realize up to his death, that he too is expandable to the empire but unlike clones he is easily replaced
Isn’t clones just as easily replaceable?
@@axelnilsson5124 well they are expensive to replace especially during the time of the empire and also regular soliders will never get to the skill level of clones
Well, just like the clones.
The empire now has the stormtroopers.
Are they as good as the clones? No. Do they have to be? Also no.
The Stormtroops we see in The Bad Batch as well as this scene in particular most likely all grew up watching news of the Clones fighting for freedom on the front lines. These guys idolized people like Commander Mayday and Crosshair, so it's probably pretty conflicting for them to see their childhood heroes treated like trash.
Doubtful. Remember the Clone Wars only lasted 3 years. I mean I suppose some of these troopers could be 18 on the dot, but that's pushing it a little.
@@MaxMikescrool1agreed. if anyone grew up watching/hearng news of the clone troopers it was most likely the original trilogy stormtroopers
"I don't like used equipment!"
That means the clones are experienced..
I noticed how Crosshair when he said Problem Sir, he said problem like he's testing the lieutenant, but quickly adds sir because he either still agrees with the empire's end goal or is avoiding a court marshal or punishment - details like this make it seem less of a show and more like these conversations are real.
I feel like he fears the empire and didn't leave in season 2 because of the risk of the empire capturing him and doing bad things
@@SgtBuzzsaw3820Cody left the Empire because he felt the Empire was unjust and committed numerous Atrocities and also The Empire was close to figuring out Kenobi survived thanks to Cody purposely doing a half ass job during Order 66
@@haydenfowle7576 I personally don't believe Cody did a half ass job for Order 66. Bro used a whole tank on Kenobi lol. The only half assed job was not finding the body
Interesting how the stormtroopers at the end were walking to help crosshair
No they weren't. If you actually pay attention to what they were doing, you would notice how their blasters are raised. Indicating that they consider him a threat, even though he passed out. They had their blasters raised, and ready to fire because they were going to arrest him. Pay attention, you blithering idiot
The Stormtroops we see in The Bad Batch as well as this scene in particular most likely all grew up watching news of the Clones fighting for freedom on the front lines. These guys idolized people like Commander Mayday and Crosshair, so it's probably pretty conflicting for them to see their childhood heroes treated like trash.
They walked over to arrest him. What are you talking about?
@@kingcamelot1395He means before Crosshair killed Nolan. They kinda looked like they wanted to help
@@xxgamerxxyut7004 Plus, they must've brought the belongings of Mayday and the others to the base.
Ironic that Nolan called the clones “expendable” when he and everyone else in the Empire that isn’t Palpatine is glossed over after passing. Hemlock even tells Crosshair a few episodes later that he’s impressed that the lieutenant was murdered.
Sick burn!🔥
My only complaint with the last scene is that crosshair didn't aim for the head.
If he would nolan would die immiedtily but when he shot at chest he was dying slowly losing breath
If you ask me he should have shot him in the balls
Nah, Nolan needed to know he was dying, killed by a clone
@@mac_attack_zachand knowing that his bigotry, prejudice, and disregard to any life led to his death.
@@andrewsung3965 precisely
Hey Nolan, not that this matters to you because you’re dead, but that used equipment has plenty of battle experience whereas newbies barely have any if any at all. You should’ve counted yourself lucky to have clones fighting for you
My favorite Nolan scene is when he was made history
Funny how immediately after Palps announced his Empire - these arrogant PoS started popping up. While I don’t remember that we saw anything like that during CW.
It’s possible of course, but still weird. I always presumed that this trademark mixture of imperial arrogance and incompetence was a product of various military academies during over 20 years of Empire’s domination, but not a product of training during/right after the war, where such officers would just quickly die and be replaced.
They'd probably always been there but weren't in positions of power
Without the jedi to keep them in check and all the good officer probably dead or retired it really allowed it to grow especially with palps mist likely turning a blind eye
Remember Ozzel? He was also incompetent before more Imperial Officers surfaced.
thats part of the reason I dont like current star wars writting, everything moves to fast and the universe feels to small (everyone knows everyone and despite being in a huge planet somehow every time anyone is in the same planet they just happen to be in the exact same city.....)
It probably helped that the Jedi were the ones in charge of the military operations back then. Even if they were incompetent they generally showed respect/care for their troops.
ozzel moment
I have a question. Why don't the clones have cold weather gear when the lieutenant is wearing a cold weather suit?
Good question, maybe it could be wasting the Empire's resources.
@@Cardo... So the empire didn't pay because they didn't want to waste resources even though they had the Galactic Marine Corps' winter clothes, and they didn't even support Commander Baccarat. So why don't tk truffers wear snow truffers? Did their armor have a cold protection function?
@@art-pv3ie that was the early days of the empire. That’s kind of like saying why did the palpatine send “his best troops” (stormtroopers) to protect the Death Stars shield generator when he could have had death troopers do it (ignoring the fact that they didn’t exist) or why didn’t scout troopers where camo armour in a forest.
@@Squiddy-go1du ?
As it’s seen in the fate of the outpost Clones, their gear are warn out and degraded, if their armor had temperature control, it either ran out of power or they no longer work
It’s a reason why it was maddening when it’s discovered the Cargo Crosshair was protecting was new armor they could have been wearing, even as it turns out it’s the armor of the replacement Stormtroopers
I really hate Nolan. Any character who hates clones, I will dislike them forever. Especially when they call troopers “Clones.”
to be fair some fan favorites hated clones, like Rahm Kota from the force unleashed who only survived order 66 cause he never used clones and his entire army was composed of volunteers, Quinlan Vos also hated clones and also survived order 66 due to him avoiding interaction with them, Kanan Jarrus also hated clones due to post traumatic stress dissorder after surviving order 66, and probably most jedi survivors also hated clones, also everyone hated the coruscant guard clones.
I think what this good fellow means is those who are particularly malicious towards them. Vos was more about covert ops and spy stuff. Kota didn't believe that they were fit for combat. Neither was stated to particularly hate the clones, just had their reason for not using them. As for order 66 survivors, I'd say it was more distrust in most cases than hate, most jedi probably pitied the clones, seeing as they were just forced to betray their best friends. And I doubt that Rex and the bad batch were the only clone to resist or outright disobey the order. As for the guard? I have no counter ro that one they suck.
@@Firepup740 pretty sure vos hated the clones in legends, and jedi survivors didnt knew of how the inhibitor chips worked with the exception of ahsoka, from the perspective of the jedi the clones turned on them out of nowhere
@@Juvelas3 @Juvelas3 I probably should have clarified on order 66, what I meant was after the fact a lot of jedi, once the shock wore off, probably didn't hate the clones for what they did, realizing that they didn't do it by choice. As for Vos, I'm pretty sure, not entirely, that he more distrusted the clones than hated them outright.
@@Juvelas3 Only problem with that statement is that in legends there were no inhibitor chips.
‘Killed in Vietnam… by his own troops…’
The stench of imperial arrogance runs deep
Curious where that guy formed his logic. Generally people prefer to have troops that have experience not raw recruits.
Except to the imperial Lt. these experienced troops are no better than droids, outdated fill-ins that are taking up millitary slots that can go to "real" imperial citizens like him. War is "over" and it's not the Republic, the Empire needs new loyal officers.
Yeah but the Clones are sadly viewed by the Republic/Empire as second class citizens, useful during the clone wars but now without the war served their purpose. Plus it’s easier for certain people to believe “they’re only clones not real people” and thus consider their lives of little value. It’s easy to forget that the clones are second class citizens after seeing them perform amazing feats on the battlefield. But such is the situation
The ending scene of this episode was the single best scene of the entire series imo - the music, the setting, the bird, the gratification of Crosshair finally realizing the Empire’s evil, Nolan getting his due - just perfect.
The most amazing episode for any Star Wars series, period!
Facts.
As a standalone story, absolutely. But siege of Mandalore is better.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 I love both.
@@Cnw8701 didn’t say I don’t.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 I know, but I didn't say I didn't favor one over the other, either! I love both shows and think they're amazing.
So satisfying to watch my boy Crosshair frag Nolan for letting Mayday die. Nolan just had to pull a Krell, and that ultimately became his undoing. I wouldn’t be surprised if he got kicked out of art school, as well as the fact that he has blond hair and blue eyes. And I sure wouldn’t be surprised if that ice vulture which Crosshair sees eats the racist lieutenant’s corpse.
Ladies and Gentlemen-The Umbridge of Star Wars
That's Pong Krell Nolan makes him look like The Clones number 1 supporter
I think that's Rampart.
@@AdeptKing Ramparts a Saint compared to this guy
He was badically krell but with his mistreatment of clones dialed to 11 and his conbat efficiency dialed down dramatically
4:14 this part really made me feel the golden years where truly over
With the character of Nolan we start to slowly see the face of the Empire, stoicism, lack of any individuality, just orders that need to be followed either good or bad or even worse.
Can we agree that whenever one asshole leaves, another takes his place?
Rampart was replaced by Nolan, and Nolan was replaced by Hemlock
i would have love to see the fear in tarkins eyes if crosshair shot him instead of nolan
0:37 excuse me they’re not equipment they’re men
the best comeback is that Used equipment is usually better and proven than shiny new gear
Sadly, they're legaly Imperial Propriety. Being a clone really sucked.
You know a characters writing is good when everybody agrees that Lieutenant Nolan is an arse and should get a bunch of itchy spots on his back where he can't scratch them.
As far as detestable villains in animated series go, Nolan is right up there with The Earth Queen and Odalia Blight.
0:57 it's pretty obvious he tripped over himself to blame the clone. Poor trooper.
4:35 Crosshair did the Clones and the Galactic Empire a favor. That guy was shit as a lieutenant.
Holy shit Alucard
Itachi Uchiha
Shizuo Heiwajima
Friede from Pokémon
1:42: Nolan: This outpost is grossly unguarded
Me: And whose fault is that?
The irony of being expendable was that the lieutenant was as well…
Come to think of it, Nolan is a parallel to Crosshair. Both have similar mannerisms, both are leaders in their own way, and both have some loyalty to the Empire, But only difference is that Nolan is a heartless extremist, while Crosshair was only chipped to obey Order 66 and was only loyal to survive. Crosshair could end up like Nolan if he remains loyal to the Empire, or in other words if he didn't shoot Nolan.
Man's competing with Pong Krell for the award of "Biggest Clone racist in the Galaxy"
Am I the only one who finds the shift of republic officer and Empire officer really dramatic. Like they made them turn evil like extremely quick I understand a few here and their but Jesus this is quick. Also sending a LT and putting him in charge would never happen even with the empire in charge. I know it is a cartoon but come on at least make them a higher rank than the clones. Also there is no way the empire recruited trained and deployed that many replacement troopers in time an entire restructure of the Imperial military would take years.
The Jedi were usually the ones we followed around back during the CW and they were the ones in charge of most military matters. So if there were officers like that they usually wouldn't be able to do much since the Jedi could overrule them. But yeah it does feel like they pulled the new military around really quick. I would say they just handed them blasters and threw them together but that doesn't sound effective.
It's because the Empire and Repiblic were full of nepotism. Lt Nolan likley came from a noblem family
Many of the new soldiers were likely drawn from preexisting planetary militaries.
Its all bullshit
Or, maybe his higher ups don’t think too highly of him that they give him a very crappy assignment on a crappy planet and in charge of clones.
I love what an utterly despicable POS Nolan was, i think his death should have been slower
I think if several clones were still alive, they should’ve mutinied against him like Rex did on General Krell. Plus, it would’ve been fitting for Crosshair to say: “Lieutenant Nolan, you’re being relieved of duty” before shooting him dead.
First time I heard my name "Nolan" in Star Wars and I'm a asshole.
😂
The icing on the cake is hes also a poor commander but the empires ideological shortcomings protected him from this reality until it was too late.
When I was young I always known that the empire are bad guys but years pass by lots of people talk about the imperial stormtroopers are innocent people fighting for what is right and that they have families so you can't put them as bad guys forever. But after this episode I realised why I hated the empire and joined the rebels. I suppose to be fighting against imperial officers like him.
And to fight the empire it is unfortunately necessary to fight stormtroopers. Even if for individual troopers don't realize how evil the empire really is.
Never liked the empire to be honest Good thing stormtroopers don’t take off their helmets. Makes it easier than having to look them in the eye when they’re blasted.
@@neofulcrum5013you could always stun them
The real reason Crosshair killed this dude: he made him take his toothpick out
Don't like used equipment. proceeds to use a used Clone Snowtrooper Helmet
I just want to throw this into the room. Nolan mentioned that the cargo was of high value. Those were TK amours. So in terms of importance, probbaly not that high, meaning that Nolan probably wasnt appreciated by the empire itself. 😂
Oh no, Nolan died, we will make a huge ceremony for your loss. Oh I forget, no one cares about who you were. Besides, you are still a lieutenant. So, why don't you remember how to adress a superior officer
Yo just me or who else wishing that blaster bolt went all the way through and came out the other side of his chest, I swear these imperial officers making pong krell look like an okay guy when compared
General Krell 2.0!
Talk about disrespecting superiors
Two clone comamnders are told their inferior to a lieutenant
That’s Crispin Freeman aka: Itachi Uchiha.
Yeah. And, Orange Boy, who unlike Nolan knew the meaning of LOYALTY!!!!
Lieutenant you are here by dismissed 4:32
Even better: Lieutenant Nolan, you are relieved duty.
Nolan, you’re fired.
Just realised that sound like the three roy harpers from Young Justice
Thats crispin for ya
The Irresponsible Captain Tylor is now the irredeemable Lieutenant Nolan.
Does anyone notice Hunter's helmet looks Like a Stormtrooper helmet but black and red
It's Phase III Armor. The Clones started with Phase 1 with the T visor.
Apareció y murió sin pena ni gloria, lanzó comentarios racistas contra los clones y dejó morir a Mayday.
Y sin embargo, logró ser un mejor villano qué Aresko y Grint de Rebels.
Doesn't it make more sense for the clones to be in high ranking positions considering they were the only ones with battlefield experience at all? No humans besides the jedi fought in the clone wars.
Well, they kind of were. Gregor and Scorch were in command on Daiu base, where they trained stormtroopers, but they didn't like the replacing clones for human recruits leading to sabotaging their training. So that's probably why they weren't in command, because they wouldn't have any respect one to other. (And humans fought in the clone wars - navy officers like admirals and captains)
This dude was a better villain then Every villain in the sequels
0:37 is that why he got a divorce
Even Hemlock didn't like him, it seems.
Worst Imperial officer ever. Definitely wouldn't want to work under this guy.
Honestly, in terms of despicable, repugnant characters in animation, he’s right up there with Odalia Blight from the Owl House, and the Earth Queen from Legend of Korra
Lieutenant Nolan represents everything wrong with the Imperial Officer's Corps. Young officers who only got far because their parents were someone important in the Coreworlds. They think themselves above everyone, and deem anyone beneath them expendable. To Nolan, the Clones, even the TK Troopers were probably considered equipment. Any death they suffered, officers like Nolan would say they died as Soldiers for the Empire. How the Empire was able to stand for 20 years is a mystery, but it's clear without Vader or Palpatine at the reins, these undisciplined blue blooded snot nosed coreworld born officers were the death of the Empire.
finally someone who has the same name
0:40 what used equipment?
Clones
@@Cardo... and? What's wrong with them?
@@orlandojuarez9742 Empire (including Nolan) don't have clones in love. And because they change clones for recruits, they call them used.
@@Cardo... clones are more useful then these first legion stormtroopers the clones did all the fighting in the season the stormtroopers did nothing I’m glad nylon got what he deserved
Unfortunately the Empire views clones as tools and not people.
Crispin Freeman is one of my favorite voice actors. I wish he got a better role in Star Wars than a complete Hate-Sink. Who wants him to be a Force-User? Light Side OR Dark Side?
There’s still time. Just need more stories.
I wonder why the other clone’s arrested crosshair you gotta admit he deserved it
They weren't clones, they were TK troopers.
@@Cardo... oh ok that’s makes sense thank you
I'm glad Crosshair had this guy croak. But still, it makes me wonder, why would they make an episode where Crosshair falls under the command of Lieutenant Nolan instead of someone like Admiral Yularen or Grand Moff Tarkin?
I can’t tell does he look like a stormtrooper or a a person in charge
Knock Knock Who's there Lieutenant Nolan Lieutenant Nolan who Lieutenant Nolan insulted the clone troopers in a very funny way and squeezed the airhorn at them everytime they speak to him with disrespect
When crosshair shot the lieutenant I hope he didn't survive but I think he might have just look at what he's wearing.....
Well, remember Endor, stormtroopers also had armor.
0:33 did Lieutenant Douche know Crosshair was a clone as well? He did say "CT-9904" but Crosshair does look and sound different to the Regs so makes sense kinda 😂
If he still had white hair, would he treat him a little differently? Perhaps not, as he may make it up with knowing his designation.
what did Nolan expect to happen??
Years later...
Somehow Nolan Returned ?
Please no.
@@Cardo...nolan is reys half brother or something
What a jerk Lieutenant Nolan
4 minutes and 45 seconds too long of his existence
Anyone else surprised that he's voiced by Crispin Freeman? I certainly hope this prick won't be the only Star Wars character he voices, he deserves better 😅
A great actor will go out of his way to make bad characters insufferable. That doesn’t mean that Freeman should be stuck with just any role (especially low-life’s like Nolan who are only CotDs).
Does anyone hate Nolan’s helmet
Captain slaivan
3 months ago
I just hear Itachi.
What happend to you İtachi?
Pon krell human form
4:28 One of a few worst human been from star wars characters.
That clone tried to help Nolan and Nolan is so rude and prejudice against the clones . Actually it seems that a-lot of new stormtroopers (non clones ) hate the clones and clones never did nothing wrong to them . Actually and correct me if I’m wrong but normal humans didn’t fight in the clone wars , just Jedi , clones and droids , so I think that a-lot of the stormtroopers ( non clones ) were like Nolan , had no experience in combat . Also it comes across that Nolan and the other humans in the empire , fear the clones and rightfully so , we must keep in mind that during order 66 , the clones did a-lot of the genocide and while yes vader did help , the clones did most of the work . I believe that even Palpatine fears the clones .
Am I the only human being on Earth who fancies Nolan to an extent?
I can't believe Crispin freeman voice such a dislikable character.
A shame Disney killed such a good character.
Never liked the clones but Nolan made me appreciate the series.
Well, like people say.: Good times don't last for long.
Nolan served his purpose as the villain needed for Crosshair to turn his back on the Empire.
😂😂😂
There is a reason why he is blond
Since this is a transitional period it’s interesting the shift between republic military officer to imperial. How did this pretentious bigoted culture among military officers start? The clone war is recent I’m guessing bcus of palpatine blaming the clones for following the order to destroy the komino city has something to so with it?
I hate him soo much
Ya know who ELSE hates him so much?
*MY MOM!!!*
I hate this more than krell
Same
Fascism in a nutshell.