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 recently premiered. It focuses on the adventures of a group of kids attempting to get out of the Star Wars galaxy. The first two episodes proved to be an engaging experience, keeping the fans on the edge of their seats.

Skeleton Crew Episode 3 feels like a turning point, not just for the series but for how we think about Star Wars storytelling. The post REVIEW: ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episode 3 appeared first on But Why Tho?

Skeleton Crew Season 1, Episode 3 continues to expand the Disney+ show's story, but at the cost of its fun and adventurous spirit.

Skeleton Crew has released its third episode. The fantasy adventure series continues its thrilling experience as the kids try to escape the Star Wars galaxy. With an engaging storyline, fans are eager to explore the Easter eggs hidden throughout the episode.

Given the series' emphasis on At Attin's barrier in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew 's premiere, it's clear the children of the series grew up sheltered, but we didn't know just how sheltered until this week's episode.

An eagle-eyed fan, or perhaps eagle-eared fan, caught a suprising reference to Star Tours — The Adventures Continue in an episode of the original series “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” on Disney+. “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” In a post on the official Star Wars Instagram account,

The kids find themselves on a planet that looks similar to At Attin and get caught up in a war as the mystery of their home planet intensifies