Skeleton Crew explores the New Republic era from a new, innocent perspective, but there's more than meets the eye... What if you could watch Star Wars for the first time again? That's sort of the main idea behind Skeleton Crew,

Skeleton Crew is shaping up to be a fun space adventure that taps into the nostalgia of 1980s movies like E.T. and The Goonies. This reviewer is still on the fence.

Skeleton Crew is reportedly populated with Easter eggs and other Star Wars referencesIts creators says some aren't as obvious as others, but one in episode 1 "isn't hidden at all"However, the pair are confident that Star Wars fans will eventually find them all Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's creators say there's "no doubt" that Star Wars fans will find every reference to Lucasfilm's sci-fi franchise in the Disney Plus series.

Skeleton Crew is a new eight-episode Disney+ series, the first two episodes of which premiere on December 2. The latest live-action Star Wars series stars Jude Law and a cast of up-and-coming young actors in a story about four children who make a mysterious discovery on their home planet and end up getting lost in a strange and scary galaxy far,

The Star Wars franchise has a new addition to the family and this time its the turn of the younger generation to enjoy intergalatic adventures

Ever since Star Wars: Skeleton Crew hit Disney Plus, fans have had many important questions about the series, most notably its timeline. This series follows four kids who set out to uncover a mystery in their home planet that leads them to an adventure, spanning the galaxy. In this adventure, the kids meet unlikely allies and enemies.

Skeleton Crew was originally pitched as a movie — well before Disney+ “came into existence,” says series co-creator Jon Watts. Created by Watts (director of Spider-Man: No Way Home) and Chris Ford (Spider-Man: Homecoming writer) and set during the same timeframe as Disney+’s live-action The