Skeleton Crew may be set during the New Republic era, but its biggest mysteries keep pointing us toward the Republic's past

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

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.

Star Wars is ringing in the new year with an old favorite. Tuesday’s Skeleton Crew episode 6 is directed by Bryce Dallas Howard, who made her television directorial debut on 2019’s The Mandalorian (“Chapter 4: Sanctuary”).

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

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.

Jod Na Nawood makes a glorious escape followed by an untimely capture in this clip from Episode 6 of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew stars Jude Law, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Ryan Kiera Armstrong,

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