Thankfully, this Disney+ series has a solid story to tell, even as it leans into the Reagan-era Easter eggs and borderline fanfiction territory.

The newest Star Wars show on Disney+, Skeleton Crew, is here, and it is exactly what it said it was going to be.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, the latest Disney+ series set in a galaxy far far away, is very clearly made for younger audiences.

Skeleton Crew" will appeal most to younger viewers, but adults who remember Spielberg’s Amblin era may get swept up in it too ...

Skeleton Crew is set in the New Republic era, generally at the same time as The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett and Ahsoka ...

The Star Wars TV landscape has started to feel crowded in the half-decade since the galaxy far, far away made its jump to the ...

Fern, played by Ryan Kiera Armstrong, is the leader of the pack while Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers) is the dreamer of the group.

Having cannibalised its own stellar legacy to diminishing effect, Star Wars is now throwing hungry eyes at Stephen ...

Skeleton Crew” is not a new one, but it’s the kind of foundational idea that keeps getting redone: a group of children, ...

While he gives a convincing performance, it's the young cast who steal the show and where the focus rightfully lies. Each ...

Here at FandomWire, we review the new Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, starring Jude Law! This article does not ...

Though we've only seen the first three episodes of Skeleton Crew, we can say that Lucasfilm's coming-of-age adventure does ...