The 14-year-old actor is shy by nature, but like her character KB, learned to speak up while filming in a galaxy far, far away.

Skeleton Crew's latest creepy creature is a loving homage to practical effects...with some major Star Wars Easter eggs.

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

It turns out that a pirate with a lightsaber can be just as terrifying as Darth Vader in the right circumstances. Here's how Skeleton Crew nods back to an infamous Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

Skeleton Crew episode 7 resolves two of the show's biggest mysteries so far, and the explanations are pretty straightforward.

Skeleton Crew is the latest Disney Plus series to take place in a galaxy far, far away. Instead of focusing on a lead Jedi hero, the program follows four unlikely child heroes who, after an unbelievable discovery,

Skeleton Crew Episode 7 has dropped. It showcased the kids making their way back to At Attin leading to a tussle between them and the pirates for the planet’s treasure. Aside from this, fans have grown curious about the numerous easter eggs and Star Wars references in the episode.

The latest episode, 'Zero Friends Again,' destroyed not just the Onyx Cinder, but that new toy you just bought too.

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.

Skeleton Crew Episode 7 explores family bonds, moral ambiguity, and escalating stakes, leaving viewers eager for answers in the season finale. The post REVIEW: ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episode 7 — “We’re Gonne Be In So Much Trouble” appeared first on But Why Tho?