Skeleton Crew, Star Wars’ newest TV show, just gave a major hint about Jude Law’s character Jod Na Nawood—and it confirms what many suspected all along. The identity of Jude Law’s character has been a mystery from the very beginning.

Still, the truth behind Jude Law’s character in Skeleton Crew may not have been quite as surprising as the character who revealed the truth to us. According to the episode credits, the character, an alien named Benjar Pranic was voiced by Doc Ock himself, Alfred Molina. It's amazing Molina didn't spoil the appearance.

Fans are eager to know who Jude Law’s Jedi character is in the latest Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series. Initially, he was introduced to viewers as a prisoner nicknamed Captain Silvo/Jod Na Nawood residing in Port Borgo.

After the first two episodes of the newest Star Wars series established an enjoyable plot, the writers introduced

Skeleton Crew takes some adventuring downtime in episode 4 in exchange for more heartfelt moments and character development.

The new Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew takes fans on an exciting journey, following a young cast as they navigate life on a pirate station in a distant corner of the galaxy. Unlike the sandy deserts seen in earlier Star Wars adventures, this setting feels fresh but still has nostalgic ties to the original movie.

Skeleton Crew has dropped its fourth episode. It resumes the journey of the kids to make their way back home with the help of their new partner, Jod Na Nawood. Subsequently, fans have grown curious about easter egg references which will help them connect with the overall Star Wars franchise.

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