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.

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.

Skeleton Crew, the latest live-action Star Wars show on Disney Plus, debuted last week with a pretty fun and uncomplicated two-episode premiere. In its third chapter, we get to venture further into a swashbuckling adventure full of scallywags and alien locales. But, more surprisingly, we also obtain more answers than we'd expected this early on.

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.

A LITTLE OVER five years ago, a little green creature took Star Wars fans, and, well, the entire internet by storm. When The Mandalorian premiered in November 2019, launching on the very first day of Disney+'s existence,

Screen Rant is checking out the five biggest Star Wars Easter eggs in Skeleton Crew episode three. Delta Air Lines is transforming its cabins with a new color palette, breathable materials, and enhanced lighting.

After freeing the mysterious pirate Jedi from jail, the kids begin their adventure across the stars as they try to get back home.

Longtime fans of George Lucas’ Star Wars have mixed opinions about what Disney has done with the franchise since its 2012 takeover. While the Sequel Trilogy (The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker) faces most of the criticism,