Skeleton Crew's latest episode has dropped some major clues pointing toward Jod Na Nawood(Jude Law)'s Jedi connection.

We have reached the fifth episode of Disney+’s Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, titled “You Have a Lot to Learn About Pirates.” This chapter delivers even more delightful and refreshing fun while beginning to weave together several storylines. The story picks up where we left off last time in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

Skeleton Crew hit a bit of a slump last week with a fourth episode that nailed the sincere exchanges between characters, but not much else. Thankfully, episode 5 – directed by Beef and Thunderbolts' Jake Schreier – has the spark of the first three and ...

Skeleton Crew may be set during the New Republic era, but its biggest mysteries keep pointing us toward the Republic's past

Jod Na Nawood ( Jude Law) uses his gifts to guide the children through the treacherous starport. Fern thinks he is using them to get to their planet, which has treasure. However, Fern’s suspicions aren’t without merit. Nawood comes across as a con artist, sensing danger around corners. However, KB sensed a droid when Nawood did not.

Skeleton Crew’s hot streak continues as the series takes its boldest swing yet and dares to suggest that nostalgia might actually be bad—and that’s in an episode with the most explicit Goonies homage so far.

That might seem perfectly obvious to most fans, but it's worth mentioning as we delve into the timeline of Disney+'s "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" to hone in on the calendar to determine where Wim, Fern,

Co-creator Jon Watts and directors David Lowery and Bryce Dallas Howard talk about using the Force for the new Disney+ series The post How ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Assembled the Hippest Directors in the Galaxy appeared first on TheWrap.

Skeleton Crew moment is a much more realistic representation of what most people would do the first time they used a lightsaber.

A hoy, mateys! Skeleton Crew has blasted onto our screens, and it's brought with it all the fun and whimsy of classic adventure tales of yore. The show follows a group of kids who

Fans have been calling Skeleton Crew 'The Goonies but Star Wars' since the trailers dropped, but episode 5 doubled down on the idea with a touching homage.