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‘s two-episode premiere was bookended by the introduction of two mysterious character – who may well indeed be the same person. The series opened with the scene of a helmeted space pirate captain,

Skeleton Crew dropped this week, and it introduced us to Jude Law ’s mysterious “Jedi” character who goes by three names that include, Jod Na Nawood, Captain Silvo, and Crimson Jack. He is clearly a s

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.

Skeleton Crew's Jude Law could be another Jedi escapee from Order 66, given that there is another character with the same last name playing a Jedi.

The third episode of Skelton Crew is now streaming on Disney+, and after discovering a little more about Jude Law's mysterious "Jedi" Jod Na Nawood, the character's actual identity is

Jude Law brings scoundrel energy to Skeleton Crew's third episode, but the highlight is an all-time great Star Wars creature.

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.

Skeleton Crew? Introduced as a mysterious Force-sensitive figure, he quickly becomes central to the children’s adventure, raising questions about his true identity and motives. Here’s what we know about the character,