STAR WARS SKELETON CREW EPISODE 4: Old Republic History, Ending Explained & Things You Missed

Covering Star Wars Skeleton Crew Episode 4 Breakdown and Easter Eggs, Ending Explained. New At Achrann Planet. Jude Law Jedi History. The Old Republic History and Lore. New Characters, Villains, how it connects with The Mandalorian & Ahsoka. The Mandalorian & Grogu Movie Trailer, Ahsoka Season 2 Teaser and Thrawn Movie. Skeleton Crew Episode 5 Trailer.

Anakin Skywalker Ahsoka Reunion. Ahsoka vs Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka vs Darth Vader, Ahsoka Clone Wars Flashbacks, Anakin Skywalker Ending Explained. Order 66 Flashback Scenes. The World Between Worlds. Space Whales Purrgils Explained. Ancient Jedi References.

Hayden Christensen Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader Cameo Scenes. Nightsisters History, Thrawn Returns, Dark Jedi Baylan Skol, Shin Hati Apprentice. Ahsoka vs Sith Ligthsaber Fights, Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger, Zeb, Hera Syndulla. Thrawn Movie Heir To The Empire, Ahsoka Season 2 Teaser. Grogu Becomes a Mandalorian, The Mandalorian Season 4 Trailer. Dark Jedi Baylan Explained, Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger, Zeb, Hera Syndulla. Crossover characters from The Mandalorian Season 4 like Grogu. More The Mandalorian Movie, Andor Season 2 Trailer and Ahsoka Season 2 videos soon!

My Full Skeleton Crew Episode 5 video will post next week. Andor Season 2 Episodes coming next year too! My Superman Trailer video will post next!

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[garyfrombrooklyn]

C-Can't say I know no Skeleton Crew. Quite a nice reveal, I'm wondering if SM 33's previous captain in the Supervisor of At Attin

[andysiegler]

This episode started giving me some serious Vault-Tec vibes from these 9 planets.

[OctavianKaijage]

Skeleton Crew is better than The Acolyte. Really having a good time lol

[alsnow]

This show gives me a peter pan vibe, and also I find it interesting that the droid's name is SM33-
Captain Hook's sidekick name was Smee, ( SM33 ).

Idk, just a thought

[artiemedley]

I just have to add, when Jod said, "Just shoot me.", I had to pause the show for a moment so I could finish laughing.

[hermesjoven]

Some observations in this episode 4:

1. The satellites look similar to the satellites used in operation cinder
2. In the tribal groups some of its soldiers wear imperial army (old and worn out) helmets
3. The destruction of the coordinates of At Attin looks like it was made with a slicing motion

[olivergarrick]

Jod was hilarious this episodes great neel moments and hayna was dope.

[Thetheycallghost]

The connections to disneys treasure planet which is based on treasure island are very similar… some examples I noticed are names of characters (captain silvo-captain silver) (wim-jim), both have a robot with memory issues, and I’m assuming the treasure is hidden in the mines fern’s grandfather told her about, and once the kids find it, it will trigger a boobytrap set by sm33 original captain… I am enjoying this show more than I thought I would, who knew lol

[moodswinggaming]

My theory is that the treasure is peace and the ability to rid oneself of your past and the old captain was sick of pirating and hid the ship plus any trace of his whereabouts. I believe Wims father might even be the old captain, it would explain why there seems to be more than meets the eye about him and why Wim is so full of a sense of adventure.

I think the planet has been disguised as a gas giant (useless to ever inhabit for life)

[frdoubleetv]

?Am I the only one who saw that trunk pull😂

[LittleMilkJug]

I loved the moment that Neel had a twiterpated moment and the new girl kissed his trunk and his ears shivered.

[lugdorkrogan]

Is it just me or is that baby elephant adorable lol

[bob_obba]

As soon as I saw the dilapidated planet I was like; _"Ah, time travel."_

[_mrcrypt]

This show has the potential to be something really special. I think they’re going to pull it off, too. 🏴‍☠️

[i-cphotography]

I wonder if each of the 9bworlds had a different setting and was left to their own devices to see what would work for control and what wouldn't.

Similar to experiments on how different stimuli would affect each society., and that's why it wasn't revealed why At Achrann was sent into civil war because each world would have had a different catalyst.

We know At Attinn is a peaceful world, At Achrann is a world in constant war, I'm betting another will be completely destroyed with no remaining life, and another would be full of sickness or greed, so on and so forth.

[jessereagh]

This was a really good episode can't wait for next week. Thanks Charlie

[andrewwilson]

What's interesting about At Achran is that some of the Troik tribe members were wearing Imperial army helmet/goggles, implying the empire might be involved in its fall.

[BluishGnome]

Anyone else think that the way the At Attin coordinates was defaced could have been done with a lightsaber? Maybe the old captain was a Sith and is now the Supervisor on At Attin. Would support the Undersupervisor being a Sith theory, Rule of Two and all. Just hope this doesn’t somehow tie into “Somehow Palpatine returned.”

[cogitatorcat]

In The Prisoner books, it was revealed that there were three identical Villages and they would knock people unconscious and move them from one to the other to disorient them.

[sandal_thong]

"[I] can't say [that] I remember... At Attin" was a pretty clever turn of phrase. I think Charlie got the comma in the wrong place where it should be a period after the next word:
"[I] can't say. I remember no At Attin."

This episode breaks the rule of "Show, don't tell." Maybe Jod just killed them all and said he bought the animals? He killed people on the Republic freighter and led his own crew to their deaths, so he could be cold and evil and just pretending. We didn't see what he did to his "friend" that was going to turn him in.

Jod showing up at the end was either a _fait accompli_ or a _deus ex machina._ The kids should have some talents other than riding bikes, like conflict resolution that they learned in school in order to be a peaceful society. I am wondering what the consequences of Wim failing his exam would/will be? Do they expel or displace those who aren't willing to learn, take tests and want to work? Did they get rid of Wim's mother and Fern's father because they no longer fit in and got along? Wim (name rhymes with whim) said he didn't want to go home. Maybe Fern and KB don't want to either, but don't have a better option yet for what they want to do. Someone said that the trope would be that Fern's tough-girl exterior would sooner or later come down to reveal her vulnerability and it did. I also agree that KB may be autistic and why she's wearing that Lobot-style implant and has to keep her visor down when people are likely to look her in the eyes.

I was hoping each episode would have a relation to another kids' movie from the '80s. Like _Cloak & Dagger_ starring Henry Thomas dealing with whether he wants to shoot a gun and kill someone for real. Or a society of kids like in _Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome._ Last week I got the vibe from _The Dark Crystal:_ "The Great Conjunction, Gelfling!"