If you had told me at the start of 2024 that one of my unexpected favorite shows this year would be Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, well, I probably would have believed you — I love Jude Law, what can I say?

Skeleton Crew promises answers but leaves viewers with even more questions. The crew faces a world that's familiar yet different as they try to find their way home. Can they solve the mystery of At Acchran before it's too late?

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

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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,

Skeleton Crew, despite being #1 on Disney Plus itself, has failed to rank in wider trackers like Variety/Luminate’s weekly top 10.

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.

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.

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.