Skeleton Crew has perfected this...

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The latest episode of Skeleton Crew continues to shine, particularly in its incredible performances from the young cast. While the previous episode focused on KB, this one brought Neel into the spotlight. However, the standout moment came at the end with Fern, and emphasized the best aspects of Star Wars. With four episodes left, Skeleton Crew is proving why it’s earning its praise.

[madelinegarber]

Underrated moment. I loved seeing her finally break down and admit she has no idea what she’s doing and Neil trying to comfort her.

[CraitMerc]

Phonomenal monent with Fern. Was hoping she would let her guard down and we got that.

[thelittleal]

What I like about skeleton crews characters is that they actually feel like kids, and their line delivery doesn’t feel as stale or forced as other kid characters in media or even in Star Wars.
These kid actors did a very good job, and also props to the directors knowing how to direct kid characters

[jasonking]

I love how this show makes the Star Wars Galaxy seem so unimaginatively huge and old with mysteries around every nebula waiting to be discovered.This is something that Star Wars has been missing since the old Expanded Universe in the 90s.

[ewokk]

Fern had to shoulder the responsibility of being de facto leader. No wonder it weighs heavy on her. The show has become real gem now with great acting from kids, and of course mr Law. "Just shoot me" made me so laugh😂😂😂

[cane]

It not just the writing that great and production is great, the performances are great as well, especially from child actors. They must have worked really hard to cast the right child actors for the roles. Ferns moment of weakness was great, it won me over to the character. Its shows despite her confidant, aloof, bossy and at times bratty facade she just like rest of crew deep down. First two episodes drew me in, third won me over fourth got me sold.

[AR-iofv]

I LOVE THIS SHOW AHH

Only thing that would make it better is if I could binge it in one sitting.

[tonyn]

ep 4 is heartbeat ep. this one episode is all about the feeling you get from neel and fern.

[TheCornishStallion]

I love how over the years since the sequels fans have complained about heroes being Mary and Gary Sue's, yet this show goes to show the characters as vulnerable and out of their depth more than once. It's like the writers took fan feedback into account.

[Peregrine]

That was absolutely *the* moment of the episode, and they pulled it off perfectly. I don't think Fern being the most confident character was ever going to bother me. Because she was seldom really *over* confident, or undeservedly overconfident, like early Ahsoka. She's the only one of the kids with both a keen sense of the gravity of their situation, and the maturity to take responsibility. Expressing self-doubt, particularly to Wim, who has arguably been her polar opposite in that regard, really is a moment of grounding for the both of them.

[Olamchesed]

I like how Fern has humbling moment and whim tries to comfort her.

[grubhubguy]

Need has so much heart. Please, PROTECT HIM ALL COSTS!!!!

[kidf]

I felt this episode had us really see more of so many of the characters. We see Fern of course who is a kid who always has her guard up and in a way wanting to be an adult finally reach a breaking point. She is overwhelmed by her fears and gets comfort from the last person she wanted comfort from.

Neel were seeing is actually one of the strongest characters due to him sticking to his beliefs. He is placed in a situation where everyone around him is conforming to something that he knows is wrong but he sticks to his guns so to speak. He came across as the kid who is in a way a Tantor (from Tarzan) of the group who is always afraid of danger. Him facing SM-33 in destroy-mode to save his friends shows he's overcoming that to protect his friends.

The icing on the cake (character wise) is Jod who is showing signs of change by his interactions with the kids. He is clearly uncomfortable by being thanked by the kids but he doesn't push it away. We're starting to see the tough exterior he has put up slowly crack.

It's all wrapped up by the phenomenal acting by everyone involved, especially all the kids. These characters are really coming to life and feel so real by the emotions they are showing. I'm starting to get excited for the rest of the series.

[GrooveHillStudio]

The show is brilliant! The story is well crafted so far... and yes the acting/directing is GREAT!

[jacksteele]

I love how with this show there’s a lot of scenes that I’m nervous about being very cringy, but luckily the acting and writing is so well done that when it seems that it may be childish they fix it with realistic dialogue and convincing acting. Loving it so far.

[brainwashthe_masses]

Me, my mom and brother watch this while we eat dinner every Tuesday. It’s an incredibly good show.

[TheOpticNerve]

I like how each of the kids are either relatable or has characteristics of a friend or classmate you knew as a kid growing up

[jeffreycarman]

This show has been great thanks for the video.

[jhonylg]

Amasing so far the entire show!! I love it!!

[Unworshipediety]

That scene of Fern made sense to me, I mean... we're 4 episodes in and it's about time for moments to catch up with certain characters. It just from like it was time for Fern to _feel_ the pressure and have a moment of doubt. Star Wars is all about that stuff. It doesn't make her seem weaker, even Wim is like... _"Yo, you're pretty good at this actually.."_ basically... without making him seem weak either. Just a great piece of writing there. Plus, that moment where she doubts leads to a revelation which is something we've all experienced in one way or another. I liken it to the keys moment, you lose your keys... you give up... then all of a sudden... they were in your pocket the entire time or something like that. lol