Skeleton Crew showrunners Jon Watts and Christopher Ford already have plans in place for season 2, including how to address ...

Director Jake Schreier reveals he's up for Skeleton Crew season 2, the Star Wars TV show whose first season has a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is shaping up to be a fun space adventure that taps into the nostalgia of 1980s movies like E.T. and The Goonies. This reviewer is still on the fence.

Alongside a first look at the "childhood adventure" that is Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, it has been revealed that the new Disney+ series will premiere on December 3, 2024, and that it will have a ...

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew takes us to a strange corner of the Star Wars universe where it’s still possible to feel small and not wholly cynical. Stars are curiosities, while the everyday normalcy ...

Still from Star Wars: Skeleton Crew TV series. Close up of SM-33, a humanoid droid with one eye lit up white and the other missing as he menacingly stares into Fern's (human girl) face. Oh, bummer.

The allure of directing on “Skeleton Crew” was layered – there’s obviously the appeal of being part of the legendary franchise, which began with George Lucas’ original film in 1977.

Skeleton Crew co-writer and executive producer Jon Watts told TheHoloFiles that the show not only includes a reference to the 1978 holiday special but actually recreates a specific sequence exactly.

And the Daniels directing an episode of “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” isn’t an outlier either. The first season of the ambitious new series, which channels 1980s nostalgia through a distinct ...

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew premiere date is coming, but even though we're reportedly not that far off from streaming the new live-action series with a Disney+ subscription, there's less information ...

Skeleton Crew promised plenty of pirates and treasure-hunting, and we only wish we had gotten more scenes such as these sooner. We're not done with Lanupa by the end of episode 5 though.

Skeleton Crew is a tale of two cities. The third chapter in Dominique Morisseau’s Detroit trilogy captures how four workers at one last operating auto plant in motor city navigate a crumbling ...