The late Colin Cantwell of Colorado Springs designed most of the prototype ships for 1977’s “Star Wars,” and lately, Colorado born-director Rian Johnson (“Episode VIII: The Last Jedi”) and voice actor Dee Bradley Baker (“The Clone Wars,

Lucasfilm is on the verge of debuting its second live-action Star Wars series of the year, Skeleton Crew. Set after the events of Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi, the show follows a group of adventure-seeking kids who end up stranded in space with a starship of unknown origin and are joined on their journey home by a mysterious,

Skeleton Crew takes viewers on a whole new adventure. As with every new Star Wars installment, the first question that fans usually have is, “When does it take place?” Star Wars canon has been through some changes since Disney took over the franchise in 2012.

How do you bring childlike wonder back to Star Wars, a franchise whose TV offerings are currently plagued with mindless fan service and unfortunate creative decisions? According to Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,

The latest “Star Wars” project, called “Skeleton Crew” and starring Jude Law, is a lot like “The Goonies.” But it needed George Lucas’s style to tell its story.

Skeleton Crew,” now streaming on Disney+, clearly plays to the younger end of the “Star Wars” fan base, so set your expectations accordingly, writes our reviewer.

The latest Star Wars show, Skeleton Crew, was inspired by a LucasArts series of adventure games. The Monkey Island series followed Guybrush Threepwood, a pirate who went up against an evil (and undead) pirate named LeChuck.

Skeleton Crew” is now available to watch on Disney+. Subscribers can stream the first two episodes, as new episodes drop every Tuesday until its series finale on January 14, 2025. There are 8 episodes,

While we got The Acolyte earlier this year and are among the many eagerly awaiting season 2 of Andor in 2025, we now get see a genre we haven't seen yet in a Star Wars TV show—the coming-of-age tale,

Skeleton Crew" has blasted off. The first two episodes of the latest live-action Lucasfilm series are now streaming on Disney+, and within those two episodes, there are some surprising connections to some beloved Disney theme park attractions.