Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood was a tremendous character, not least because you genuinely didn't know whether he'd be redeemed in ...

Surely, if Jod Na Nawood was actually a Jedi, or even had the Force at all, he would have used it then, to protect Neel. This is arguably the biggest hint so far that Jod isn’t really a Jedi.

With Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood revealed as someone who can't really be trusted and At Attin pretty much confirmed to be a long-lost world, the focus is now put elsewhere.

We already had a pretty good idea that Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood wasn't who he claimed to be, but this week's third episode of Skeleton Crew revealed that the duplicitous Force-user is actually ...

Assuming that Jod Na Nawood becomes the mentor to the children, and that he is a new Jedi character, this could mean he’s another Order 66 survivor like Jedi: Fallen Order ’s Cal Kestis ...

However, if Jod Na Nawood is indeed a non-Jedi Force user, then he’s (low-key) a game-changer for the Star Wars franchise. Jod Is Everything OT ...

Skeleton Crew Ending Explained: Good Always Defeats Bad, That Includes You, Jod. The end of Episode 7 saw the children safely-ish returned to At Attin and paired back up with their respective ...

The third episode of Skelton Crew is now streaming on Disney+, and after discovering a little more about Jude Law's mysterious "Jedi" Jod Na Nawood, the character's actual identity is revealed ...

Seems like you’ve been primed for Star Wars since you did Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow in 2004. Have you been wanting to do Star Wars for a long time? Jude Law: Yes, I suppose so! I ...

Can Jod Na Nawood really use the Force? Still from the Star Wars TV show Skeleton Crew. The man Jod Na Nawood is pressed up against the wall holding a gun.