Skeleton Crew is an upcoming live-action American television series created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford for the streaming service Disney+. It is part of the Star Wars franchise, taking place in the same time frame as The Mandalorian and its interconnected spin-offs after the events of Return of the Jedi (1983).

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

Skeleton Crew has finally given us a crucial piece of pirate iconography that the Star Wars franchise has been missing for decades.

As Skeleton Crew approaches the end of its first season, we're hearing that characters from the latest Disney+ Star Wars series could appear in Dave Filoni's planned crossover

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

Skeleton Crew Episode 6, “Zero Friends Again,” is now available on Disney+, and fans understandably have a lot of questions after watching it. As with any Star Wars material, Skeleton Crew expands on the lore.

After a steady stream of Star Wars projects aimed at appealing to and entertaining teens and adults, Skeleton Crew is finally handing the beloved franchise back to kids and families by literally having four kids at the helm. It’s a series about the joys and challenges of growing up, made by and for children (at heart).

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.

Screen Rant breaks down the ending of Skeleton Crew episode 6, which results in massive changes to the Onyx Cinder and finally sets up the big return to At Attin. The House of Representatives appears to have failed to elect a House speaker during the first round of voting as Rep.