Fans have been calling Skeleton Crew 'The Goonies but Star Wars' since the trailers dropped, but episode 5 doubled down on the idea with a touching homage.

Episode 5 of Skeleton Crew is a colorful romp through a luxurious resort full of strange aliens, new friends and foes, and many hidden secrets.

Skeleton Crew, despite being #1 on Disney Plus itself, has failed to rank in wider trackers like Variety/Luminate’s weekly top 10.

This article contains spoilers for the latest episode of "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew." "Star Wars" is full of wonderfully alien locations. Whether it's the desolated desert of Tatooine, the vast forests of the moon of Endor,

It's clear, then, that all the ingredients are there for a fun, pirate-filled romp through the galaxy far, far away (and that's exactly what I said in our Skeleton Crew review, too). And, while I was watching and loving the show's opening episodes, I realised that it's also clear this is what Star Wars really needs right now.

We have reached the fifth episode of Disney+’s Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, titled “You Have a Lot to Learn About Pirates.” This chapter delivers even more delightful and refreshing fun while beginning to weave together several storylines. The story picks up where we left off last time in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

Skeleton Crew viewers were introduced to a character named Pokkit in the fifth episode. The character’s unique appearance, cryptic backstory, and history with main character Jude Law‘s Jod Na Wood have made fans curious about her and her place in the Star Wars universe.

That might seem perfectly obvious to most fans, but it's worth mentioning as we delve into the timeline of Disney+'s "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" to hone in on the calendar to determine where Wim, Fern,

After the first two episodes of the newest Star Wars series established an enjoyable plot, the writers introduced

Skeleton Crew moment is a much more realistic representation of what most people would do the first time they used a lightsaber.

Episode 5 of Skeleton Crew featured a quote from Qui-Gon Jinn. Could this be a key to the past and true identity of Jod Na Nawood?