Roger Guenveur Smith credited as playing...
Bao-Dur
- Anzanti Zhug: [while the Exile is on his way to meet the Exchange boss of Nar Shaddaa's Refugee Sector, the party is intercepted at the landing plattform] I am Anzanti Zhug, leader of Zhugs, very powerful, very skilled hunters. It would be very smart of you to tell me where the criminal Jedi has gone. And do speak very quick, my patience is very low.
- Atton Rand: Anybody here catch that? All I understood was 'very'.
- Bao-Dur: I think he wanted us to give up the General to his poorly-trained collection of bounty hunters.
- Atton Rand: Ah. Well, that would explain it. Which one do you want?
- Bao-Dur: I'll take the stupid one who decided to threaten us rather than shoot us when he had the chance.
- Bao-Dur: [the Exile listens to Bao-Dur's thoughts] Your command echoes still, General. And I obey, as I did at Malachor V. Now, Malachor V comes to us. And I wish to face it, this last time. I have destroyed planets for you, General. But now, this once, if we could save something in this galaxy... I need to do this, or I will die inside. Like I died at Malachor V. I know you can hear me. I have always known. It is why I followed you.You know where you must go. It calls to you still. And she must be stopped, there, now, or she will bring the screams of Malachor V to the galaxy - just as we carried the echo all this way.
- Atton Rand: Got a minute?
- Bao-Dur: I'm a little busy here. What is it?
- Atton Rand: It won't take more than a minute.
- Bao-Dur: All right, I'll work while you talk.
- Atton Rand: Look, your friend, the Jedi - you know her from way back, don't you? How much do you know about her, really?
- Bao-Dur: Her? You mean the General? Yeah, during the war, if that's what you mean by way back. Can't say I know too much about her, though.
- Atton Rand: Better than anyone else on this ship. Just give me your opinion, okay? And don't laugh.
- Bao-Dur: I'm trying to work here, Atton.
- Atton Rand: I was just wondering if you thought, maybe, she and I might...
- Bao-Dur: You're being serious.
- Atton Rand: You said you wouldn't laugh.
- Bao-Dur: You are being serious. Atton, she was a general, I was just a tech. Your guess is about as good as mine.
- Atton Rand: Well, what's your guess then?
- Bao-Dur: I'm getting back to work.
- Atton Rand: Hey! I'm being serious here.
- T3-M4: Beep bereeeep deep.
- Atton Rand: You're laughing at me? I'll put you on the scrap heap, you walking tin can!
- Bao-Dur: All I'm saying is you've gone a long time without a memory wipe. Most droids behave erratically under those circumstances.
- T3-M4: Breet-deet.
- Bao-Dur: I know that. But I'm fixing everything else around here, so I may as well take a look at you, too.
- T3-M4: Dee-dee-dee-deet, breet, deet.
- Bao-Dur: What was that? That's what I'm talking about - that is not normal droid behavior.
- Jedi Exile: Utility droids tend to have a habit towards developing personality quirks.
- T3-M4: Beee-deet, bee-reeeet! Deeet, deet!
- Bao-Dur: I am not pushing you around. I just wanted to see if there was anything I could do to upgrade your functionality.
- Jedi Exile: Worse comes to worst, it's not like we can't pick up another utility droid.
- Bao-Dur: Thanks for the vote of confidence.