Skeleton Crew: Your opinion on the episodes 'This Could Be a Real Adventure' and 'Way, Way Out Past the Barrier' [1×01 et 1×02] !

Come on, we're slowly recovering from our big Kryptonian emotions with a series that promises to be lighter… [1×01] Jon Watts (Spider-Man : No Way Home) is behind the pilot's camera Skeleton Crewan episode that nicely lays the foundations by introducing the characters and the mystery ship. Not much to say for the moment, except that it's classic and effective, without being really 'wizard'. The most interesting thing? Showing the normal lives of normal people in the galaxy for the first time Star Wars. We almost forget it by focusing on the Galactic Civil War and its consequences: at that time, 99.9% of the population lived far from the Jedi, the Sith and the Mandalorians! PS: an alien like Neel who vocalizes like a human without the slightest 'accent' sounds really weird.

[1×02] Ah, the return of episodes which are 25 minutes long, what joy (no)! While the exploration of the world of pirates begins under the leadership of David Lowery (The Green Knight), the mystery around At Attin thickens. Could it be that a pirate/line of pirates has been secretly ruling the isolationist planet for several centuries? And what about Jude Law's character? Jedi or not Jedi? The question should be asked: if he had the ability, why didn't he grab the key sooner? But since we are dealing with children… By the way, why is KB wearing a viewfinder? How can we interpret these moments of silent communication between her and Fern? And above all, what did you think of these first two episodes? On your datapads!

Skeleton Crew – Saison 1 – Episode 1 – ‘This Could Be a Real Adventure’ : Children from an ordinary planet discover a big secret.

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Skeleton Crew – Saison 1 – Episode 2 – ‘Way, Way Out Past the Barrier’ : An interesting first stop marks the start of a great adventure.

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The series Skeleton Crew is broadcast every Wednesday on Disney+, with Jude Law (Jod Nawood), Ravi Cabot-Conyers (Wim), Ryan Kiera Armstrong (Fern), Kyriana Kratter (KB), Robert Timothy Smith (Neel) et Nick Frost (SM-33).