Skeleton Crew, Star Wars

Bad News For ‘Skeleton Crew’ Season 2, Which Doesn’t Deserve It
Skeleton Crew was incredible, but attempting to get a season 2 is something of a dire prospect, given the context of its performance.
Will There Be a 'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' Season 2?
Disney has yet to officially confirm whether Skeleton Crew will return to screens for a second season. Series co-creators Watts and Ford last year discussed the challenges other outings of the show would face, given that the main characters are children.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1 Review
Kid-oriented Star Wars stuff has been around forever, and Disney has specifically never shied away from selling Star Wars to children, but this is one of Disney’s first (and most successful) attempts to actually use the power of Star Wars to say something to kids.
I Just Finished Watching Skeleton Crew And It Hits On An Idea I've Wanted Star Wars To Do Forever (And Hope The Next Series Gets Too)
I’m still a Star Wars fan, so I’m looking forward to Andor Season 2 and the next Daisy Ridley Star Wars movie. I'll watch The Mandalorian & Grogu when its release date arrives next year. I just hope that at least some of these projects aren't simply chapter in the same story that we've been watching for nearly 50 years.
'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' finale leaves us asking 'what's next'?
In its final episode, Skeleton Crew sticks the landing with lots of action and some genuinely tense moments, but its answers are limited.
Skeleton Crew Further Proves Star Wars Is Better Under Disney
It’s been just over 12 years since Disney acquired the rights to the Star Wars license from George Lucas. These 12 years have had some high points and low points, but it has become increasingly obvious that the franchise is in the best place it’s been since the original trilogy ended in 1983.
‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Just Brilliantly Revealed Jod Na Nawood’s Origin, Probably
Star Wars’ Skeleton Crew series continues to be one of the best things Disney Star Wars has produced, and last night had an excellent penultimate episode
I liked 'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' a lot more than I thought — but there's one big unanswered question
The “ Star Wars ” fan in me is devastated. After seven episodes, many of which only improved as the show progressed, “Skeleton Crew” is gearing up for its season (series?) finale on Disney Plus and I’m not too happy about it.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew should have been a movie — it would have re-energized the franchise
Skeleton Crew’s charming, family-friendly space adventure could have been a nice refresh for the beleaguered franchise.
Skeleton Crew is Disney's least popular Star Wars series
The much more child-friendly Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has not been received with quite as open arms by fans as Disney might have hoped, and its premiere was almost disastrous. According to Nielsen's metrics, the first two episodes streamed a total of 382 million minutes in the first week, which is the lowest figure ever for a Star Wars series.
‘Skeleton Crew' Creators on the Real Rules of ‘Star Wars,' Jude Law's Lightsaber and Being Optimistic About a Season 2
This story includes major plot developments for the entire first season of "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew," currently streaming on Disney+. In 2017, when filmmaker Jon Watts and his writing partner Christopher Ford first approached Lucasfilm with their idea for a new standalone "Star Wars" movie,
Star Wars: The Smart Reason Why Skeleton Crew Didn’t Have MandoVerse Cameos
Skeleton Crew has wrapped up its season, we can say for sure that there were no cameos from other franchise characters, or ...
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew ending explained: is Jod a Jedi, is there a post-credits scene, will there be a season 2, and your biggest questions answered
Skeleton Crew's first season – potentially, anyway – has run its course. And, based on the largely positive reception that ...
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‘Skeleton Crew’ Proudly Breaking Disney’s Most Frustrating Star Wars Trend Is Why It’s Franchise’s Savior After The Acolyte Debacle
Skeleton Crew breaks Disney's frustrating trend of relying on nostalgia, offering a unique and immersive experience instead.