Skeleton Crew, the young protagonists finally make it back home to At Attin after a whirlwind of adventures and near-death experiences. However, the joy of reuniting with their parents is short-lived due to Jod's (Jude Law) betrayal.

Skeleton Crew's penultimate episode lets Jude Law shine again and feels like the first half of a season finale that remains unpredictable.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is related to other Disney+ Star Wars properties such as The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Ahsoka!

Skeleton Crew is winding down and, so far, it’s done a pretty great job of giving fans a Star Wars tale that they never expected. One of the key aspects of the show has been its mysteries. Star Wars has made some rather large mistakes with mystery box storytelling — the sequel trilogy

Skeleton Crew finally disclosed the actor who portrays The Supervisor in the series. Set in the backdrop of the New Republic era, the Disney+ show revolves around the adventures of a group of children who attempt to journey back to their homes after accidentally losing their way

Skeleton Crew's sixth episode splits the team apart ahead of their much-desired return to At Attin and a final confrontation with Jod.

Many are eager to know the fate of Brutus (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7. The episode, We’re Gonna Be in So Much Trouble, features Jod (Jude Law), who initially persuades Brutus and his crew to trust him regarding At Attin.

The sixth episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is titled “Zero Friends Again.” The chapter begins with the kids escaping Nawood through trap doors. They fall into a chilly outside environment, sliding through four conduits until they reach the snow-covered ground. Everyone is unharmed, but KB cannot speak. Fern resets KB’s occipital link.

Star Wars is having somewhat of a resurgence right now. Skeleton Crew, captured the hearts of fans with its 1980s-inspired storyline. However, it doesn't appear to have been enough to make its mark.