Episode 5 of Skeleton Crew is a colorful romp through a luxurious resort full of strange aliens, new friends and foes, and many hidden secrets.

We have reached the fifth episode of Disney+’s Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, titled “You Have a Lot to Learn About Pirates.” This chapter delivers even more delightful and refreshing fun while beginning to weave together several storylines. The story picks up where we left off last time in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

Skeleton Crew’s hot streak continues as the series takes its boldest swing yet and dares to suggest that nostalgia might actually be bad—and that’s in an episode with the most explicit Goonies homage so far.

Skeleton Crew episode 5 is the show’s best yet, with forward plot propulsion, some darker twists, and an excellent grip on pure Star Wars elements.

Skeleton Crew viewers were introduced to a character named Pokkit in the fifth episode. The character’s unique appearance, cryptic backstory, and history with main character Jude Law‘s Jod Na Wood have made fans curious about her and her place in the Star Wars universe.

Skeleton Crew Episode 5 isn’t a show about finding treasure; it’s about uncovering truths both about the characters and their choices. The post REVIEW: ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episode 5 — “You Have A Lot To Learn About Pirates” appeared first on But Why Tho?

Welcome to Lanupa. Check out this clip from Episode 5 of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew stars Jude Law, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Kyriana Kratter, Robert Timothy Smith,

However, Skeleton Crew episode 5, "You Have A Lot To Learn About Pirates," showcased that just because you can see a twist doesn't make it bad. A good twist is all about execution, even when the audience knows it's there.

A hoy, mateys! Skeleton Crew has blasted onto our screens, and it's brought with it all the fun and whimsy of classic adventure tales of yore. The show follows a group of kids who

Fans have been calling Skeleton Crew 'The Goonies but Star Wars' since the trailers dropped, but episode 5 doubled down on the idea with a touching homage.