Skeleton Crew - Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin Review

Neel Nation rise up! Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin is my favorite episode of Skeleton Crew so far. It had just about everything I have wanted from this series, especially now that the team has been fully formed and given their main goal. Here are all my thoughts on the fourth episode of the season!

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[BobbyTheWallflower]

The camera work when SM-33 was repeating "Limb from limb" was quite unsettling in a good way

[kurisuuu]

Regarding those imperial helmets: I think there was a mention somewhere in the episode about "arms dealers" coming to the planet from time to time, so I guess that's where they got them from

[keenanmoore]

That steady cam attached to SM-33s chest was so perfectly scary when he went all stabby stabby.

[SoBeKprod]

Those Old Republic planets start to feel like Vault-Tec's shelters from Fallout, I will not be surprised if we see another planet with different settings (or experiments), we have a supervised/protected world and a world at war for now. I get that the jewels were said to be "destroyed" except for At Attin but the war between two clans felt like it was forever like this.

[jakubszewczyk]

So Fern basically wanted to run SM-33 as an administrator, only for him to give her the Screen of Death.

[tobiaslawrence]

This show and sm-33 is reminding me of Disney's most underrated and underappreciated treasure planet.

[RedHeadKevin]

I think Neel (and his people) are literally too sweet for that world. It's not a place where kindness and generosity are the way to survive.

[rotcod]

Every time SM33 said he can't say he remembers, he stutters. I noticed that some time ago.

[alexbull]

I get the feeling that SM-33’s previous captain is either a character we have met on At Attin or is the supervisor. The kids found the ship on At Attin hidden with no captain on board and a droid who had been commanded to forget everything. Now we also learn the previous captain went to great lengths to hide At Attins whereabouts from others.

[PerovNigma]

So, it's official — _"Can't say I remember no at Attin"_ is SM-33's _"It's a magical place."_

[MartinWilsey]

They should have collected ALL the hidden planet coordinates. Go to the next one and find the At Attin coordinates!

[royalty]

There’s a statue of Neel’s species on At Attin, so it’s interesting how this statue is missing the head

[Iron_Blood_Enjoyer]

0:39 Those satellites almost have a similar appearance to Operation Cinder satellites, at least to me anyway.

[maxo.]

The gear the At Achrann groups are using and the mention of not dealing with off-worlders, *except for trading*, really makes me wonder if some of their armor *is*, in fact, surplus Imperial Army Trooper gear some smuggler or trader dropped off in exchange for pelts.

[StuartLugsden]

I dunno how but SM-33 scared me when he went into dark side mode.

[tomsimmons]

I think all the planets in that room are all similar, part of some experiment, each with a different variable. At Atin might be a utopia, while this planet was dystopian.

[RobertRodriguezMusic]

I loved this episode so much! It felt like such a big adventure in one episode. The emotional character arcs were incredible and now I’m even more intrigued by the mystery of At Attin

[AlanSmithee]

He actually can't say he remembers At Attin. Like, programmed not to.

[brianjl]

The Galaxy - and our world too - needs to listen to Neel. They are words that we sorely need to hear.

[tentenbits]

such a good episode. The planets are reminding me of vaults from Fallout. Same buildings, same structure, different starting conditions, and let's see how they grow.