Star Wars: Skeleton Crew

Didn't like it, too child-like for me.

Soooo, the thing is Skeleton Crew is something different... like Andor & Acolyte. Both of which I appreciated.

Unfortunately, Disney+ only gave us 2 eps of SC. All of which was just set up!

Since this story seems to clearly be built heavily on vibes, we’ll still have to wait to see if the actors have enough chemistry to keep things interesting. I really don't understand why Disney did this, it's like they are shooting themselves in the foot... again.

This is just my opinion, you can totally like that we only seem to get half a pilot. To some that might be a great cliffhanger but to me it just seemed like Disney thinks all they need to do is put SW on the title and folks will make time to tune in... That the series doesn't need to earn our interest.

For me it was a real error for the folks in charge not to drop enough story for viewers to get a better appreciation for how the series will be... Get the whole band together and rocket towards adventure, don't stop halfway there!?

Please always add above/ outside of the spoiler tags which episode the spoiler is about.

Since there have only been 2 episodes the odds are high you get it right.

And if you dont click on the spoiler then it doesnt even matter either.

But I get what you mean.

Think of it as a grenade spoiler.

Runtime: 38 min.

It feels weird to me that...
SPOILER for episode 2

This 3rd Episode does point more towards what this series is gonna be, so I like that we finally got started. I just hope the series lives up to this 3 part set-up. The tone of the character played by Law seems much different in Ep 3 than he was in the tag for Ep 1 and maybe they'll be space and time to resolve this... I hope this series can make it all work. I'll be watching

For the life of me i cannot agree. massive dumbing down needed to get through it. wheres the wars in this? its a kids treasure hunt where the adult actually believes it.

Aside from the tonal wobbling I've found it to be basically a good time... so far. The recent 'curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal' moment was pretty-great and the lead up to Tak Rennod turning out to be The Supervisor seems well on track.

Honestly, this show feels like it's got the energy of just the types of old-timey serials Lucas was trying to capture when he began...  I'm hopefully the series will keep up the momentum, at this point it seems their's to lose [from my perspective].

This version of Treasure Planet is the best version of Treasure Planet