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‘Skeleton Crew’ Finds a New ‘Star Wars’ Show Lost in Space
ScreenCrushStory by Matt Singer
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A group of rambunctious kids get swept up in a wild 'Star Wars' adventure, with Jude Law's enigmatic character as the key to their return home.
beat sheet
- Jude Law's character Jod Na Nawood is the most compelling part of the series, with his ambiguous Force powers and Lando-esque swagger keeping viewers guessing about his true motives.
- The first two episodes of 'Skeleton Crew' struggle with tonality, balancing intense space battles with too-juvenile subplots, but the show finds its footing when Law's character arrives on the scene in the third episode.
call sheet
Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Jude Law, Wim, Tunde Adebimpe, Neel, Fern, KB, Jod Na Nawood, Disney+, Lucasfilm, Skeleton Crew, Cop Car, The Acolyte, The Mandalorian, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi