OLD REPUBLIC Connection in Skeleton Crew REVEALED! Jude Law's A SITH??

Skeleton Crew is in 13 DAYS!
THIS new trailer just revealed that Jude Law is NOT a Jedi AND can't be trusted!
But with new interviews with the cast and creators coming out every day we are finally getting ANSWERS to all these MYSTERIES coming in Skeleton Crew!
A NEW OLD REPUBLIC connection has been confirmed by co-creators Jon Watts and Chris Ford!
Do you think Jude Law's character Jod Na Nawood is a Sith? A Jedi? An Inquisitor or something else?
Tell me what you think in the comments below!

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Timecode:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - What is Skeleton Crew?
2:05 - Is Jude Law a SITH or JEDI?
6:55 - OLD REPUBLIC Connection!
9:19 - INSANE Reveal From NEW Trailer!

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[aguywholovesstarwars]

Do you think Jude Law is a Sith? Jedi? Inquisitor? or OTHER? ALSO What do you think is going on with At Atin? 🤔

[thesmilingjedi]

This is crazy news!! There is SO much evidence showing he is NOT a jedi, but whether he's a pirate, sith, smuggler, etc. will have to wait until we see it! Great video as always Mike! 💚💚🔥🔥

[JadeOwl]

The three-word name + general sketchiness + pirate connections + looking for treasure + quasi-mentoring kids in a coming of age story = strong Long John Silver vibes.

[curtisHair-ep]

Watching and during J.Laws 1st interview where he talks about how his childhood might correlate to him being force sensitive, he STARTS to say “him being Si….., force sensitive “. Freudian slip or red herring?

[MaNoTachi]

Best option : He is Darth Krayt, during his wandering period. 10/11/12 will be Legacy inspired

[MC-zrhl]

I mean he could just be a force sensitive person who's never been trained by anybody right? Just hid it his whole life, using it secretly here and there? Convinces the kids he's something hes not to get them to trust him after he finds out he can use them.

[hetzalian]

That list is REALLY interesting. The Mustafar connection 1st of all with Vaders castle and the Fortress Inquisitorius on a moon in the same system, and Kamino. At this point in time, it should be just a purely uninhibited ocean world with all of its cities having been sunk by the empire early in its reign. The fact that these 2 planets are listed here is very interesting.

[UVClipz]

I'm still on the idea he's just a pirate who is force sensitive. I bet he has some Order 66/Jedi background, but he's not technically a Jedi

[theforcedragon]

If I’m not mistaken I’m pretty sure there was a red haired inquisitor that was shown in a Luke comic that takes place after episode 6 could be foreshadowing if he is a inquisitor 🤔

[nickburrows]

My theory is that he’s an ex inquisitor who used to be a Jedi but fell to the dark side after Order 66. Now that the empire has fallen and by this point he’s probably heard that Luke is reforming the Jedi he’s probably questioning his actions. This might be a stretch but at 2:22 notice how the lighting makes only half of his face visible while the other half is hidden in darkness. This could foreshadow and symbolize his internal struggle between the light and dark side

[SeriouslyStarWars]

I don’t trust him. They’re setting him up to be a very untrustworthy guy. I’m excited to find out more when the series drops!

[arwinaBluKat]

At Atin-AT AT Jod also takes the villain spot on the movie poster.

[CharlesMorris-xg]

Maybe Jude Law character has been to the list of planets

[anthonyyoutubefan]

The thing here, Mike, is this: Jod is around 48 years old, at the time of this story...that would make him around age 20, when Operation Knightfall/Order 66 was enacted...at best, he was a Jedi Padawan verging to a Jedi Knight. I'm leaning this way: Jod is either a Former Jedi Shadow, a relative of a Jedi who perished sometime between The Clone Wars and the formation of The Empire, or, a just a Force-sensitive, who may have had some kind of minor connection/contact with The Jedi Order prior to The Clone Wars. We'll see, on Dec. 3rd.

[MARKUS]

Jude Law is LONG JOHN SILVER, bad guy, acts good, and Whim will defeat him like treasure island.

[dustinkennedy]

I’m really excited for the series I hope this series and the Mandalorian trilogy help unite the fandom

[Exploretheforce]

What was his name Can't wait for this show.

[austink.]

1:49 Legit wearing a Grogu shirt. I feel called out.

[That_Guy_B]

I’ll be happier if he’s just a force sensitive pirate, I’m sick of everything having to be a secret Jedi or sith. I just want to see some cool pirates!

[clintlewis]

Wrong timeline for an Old Republic connection. The Old Republic was like 4000 years before the Battle of Yavin IV. This series takes place after the fall of the Empire and during the formation of fledgling New Republic (Disney confirmed this show takes place in the same timeline as the Mandalorian, Book of Bobba Fett, and Ashoka). When they say old Republic, they are referring to the Republic at the time of prequels. They speak of the Great Work, so At Attin may be tied to the Great Works that began during High Republic era, which would be around 200 years before the Battle of Yavin IV, but projects referred to as part of the Great Works continued on through the Republic era. One of the final Great Works was to store important relics and wealth of the Republic in a hidden location during transformation to the Empire. At Attin is hidden by a barrier. Another clue is, the credits used on At Attin are pre-Empire Republic credits. Jude Law's character is described as a force user. I don't think he is either a Sith or Jedi. Based on his age, he was likely an untrained youngling at the Jedi Temple during the time of the Jedi purge (Order 66). Since the Empire lasted roughly 30 years, that would put Jude's character at about the right age for that.