This episode was for the fans

[@wahn10]

The grownup Star Wars fan in me (I'm in my 40s and my kids are in grade school) loves Andor but the child in me loves Skeleton Crew. An unexpected treat and I'm really enjoying it. Like Lucas and Spielberg did a project together.

[@MaraJadeSkky]

"Yeah, this is Star Wars, child soldiers, war crimes. Let's do it!" 😂 nailed it

[@Zartren]

The kids in the show, while obviously kids and sheltered, are sooo much smarter than too many of The Resistance characters, Kaz especially. The showrunners of Skeleton Crew don't insult the intelligence of their audience, kids included, and I really appreciate that.

[@feistyfan2344]

Their dialogue actually sounds like things children would say and do. I appreciate that too.

[@stevebreedlove9760]

The bickering is chefs kiss. ​@@feistyfan2344

[@ewok40k]

I loved when they started grilling Jod/Jack about his identity straight away.

[@Honest_Max]

@@feistyfan2344 Good call! There's not a single, rubbish/insightful monologue (i.e. Dawson's Creek). The Skeleton Crew kids talk and act like kids.

[@Bucketroo]

Oh geeze, you're not kidding. Kaz was such a toddler in Resistance Season 1. There was no way in hell that child had been accepted to the New Republic Academy on his own. His dad must have pulled some strings. The kids in Skeleton Crew are so much better written.

[@mr_yoru5834]

What I really liked about the X-Wing pursuit was Jude Law being careful to tell the kids to just shoot to keep the fighters at bay and the X-Wing pilots only trying to disable the ship once they realized there were kids on board.

[@sumukhvmrsat6347]

Empire : Shoot the ship from the sky , then we will get the bounty on the pirate and we will arrest the parents of kids for being associated with criminal enterprises , seize their property make them slaves and pocket their slave salaries too

[@babytoshiro7014]

I didn't hear that part but I loved it. I'm just loving this show🙌🙌

[@debelmeis2311]

Kinda an enders game feel

[@magmapixel8627]

It shows the difference between the new republic and the empire really nicely

[@fire2box]

@@magmapixel8627 Meanwhile new republic did their best to kill Din Djarin back in season 1 of Mandalorian.

[@WolfX1120]

Pirates, Adventure in Space, fun characters and an intriguing mystery, this show is ticking all my boxes ;3

[@DareBear2099]

Same homie

[@Locodeus]

It's a fun adventure story, which is exactly what Star Wars is supposed to be about at its core. As an adult I love Andor, but this show right here is what I would adored as a kid.

[@Honest_Max]

Yep! Star Wars can be both, right? That is, it should be one or the other - something for the older fans but still cater for the next generation. When they nail the fun/kids stuff, the older fans will still love it, because Star Wars' fans love Star Wars when it's fun.

[@BookOfHuntsman]

Love how Andor kept the tension and anxiety of daily Rebel life spilling out every moment. Show is tense thru and thru. Skeleton Crew is a palate cleanser. Fun and enjoyable with a good sense of adventure.

[@atticusbelt2368]

*palate cleanser 🤓

[@rickjames5998]

palate cleanser? Andor was like 2 years ago, you still at the table since then? lol

[@BookOfHuntsman]

@@rickjames5998 Honestly, I never leave the table when it comes to Star Wars content. 🤣

[@mondaysinsanity8193]

Really it was 2 years? Doesn't feel it tbh​@@rickjames5998

[@MaraJadeSkky]

As a parent of a 13 year old girl, you are dead on about not babying kids, especially now. We are all being dumbed down constantly by outside sources and we get to choose what goes into our kid's mind for a couple of years. You are a dang good father!

[@ChupeTTe]

Based username, based profile pic and even more based take. Thats a real one here

[@spectreshadow]

I truly, truly love this show. I haven't felt this way since Andor.

[@ThrghmyEyeZZ]

Congrats!!!

[@dolandarkxgrandayy6953]

The problem with Andor is that it doesn't understand the Star Wars feeling. It's serious and every other Star Wars Movie, Show, Comic, Book, and game are about fun

[@root13pie]

@@dolandarkxgrandayy6953 What about Empire Strikes Back and Revenge of the Sith? Are these about fun?

[@hendrikgreiner8449]

I do like that this confirms that At Attin basically still believes themselves to belong to the Old Republic, and with that possibly the *really* Old Republic, so from around the Kotor times. Because if it has faded into myth, that takes time, that takes hundreds or thousands of years and considering that the owlcat-lady pulled out a *physical* map which is more or less unheard of in Star Wars where everything is on either computers or can be shown with holograms does point to that this planet has been "lost" for a good long while. So what i do like right now the most is the mystery behind the planet and what it even is, what is the suburban culture even trying to do there? So far, its been fun for me to watch. Also, i do like Jude Law so far, its exactly what i expected of him.

[@smookypooch]

Jon Watts confirmed that they're not talking about the Kotor Republic but rather the prequels era republic

[@hendrikgreiner8449]

@smookypooch I see, thanks for clearing that Up! :)

[@TheHipsterGamer]

The mystery behind At attin is my favorite part so far too, I’m especially curious to learn just how lost to time they really are.

[@smookypooch]

@@hendrikgreiner8449 anytime. Was pretty bummed bc I really love the Old Republic & High Republic eras & wanna see more of them, especially in live action

[@stevebreedlove9760]

Makes sense they were hidden away around the time palpatine took the reins and started Necromancer.

[@orlandogodoy3233]

My son and I are loving this show. He's enjoying it the way I enjoyed The Goonies and Explorers. We're way overdue Star Wars shows that are geared to kids without being patronizing.

[@Dragon_Werks]

Correllia isn't "Space New Jersey". Think about it: it has ALL that vessel & vehicle manufacturing. Plus, it's a shit hole. Correllia is Space Detroit.

[@MandelbrotMetalhead]

Corella is and has always been Space Texas. It's built into the politics of the Corellian System

[@gettysanimations]

Correllia become human

[@Averagejack1234]

If Eminem existed in star wars he would definetly grow up like han solo on corellia😂😂

[@mondaysinsanity8193]

​@Averagejack1234eminem is definitely Corellian lol

[@magmapixel8627]

The B1 waking up for just a moment to ask “did we win?” while clearly meant to be kinda funny was honestly a bit of a tearjerker for me. Droids are alive, and even almost 30 years after the fighting stopped, that one never got closure.

[@tirednsleepy44]

You’re refreshing to see on here. I tend to avoid Star Wars reviews on YT due to the overarching monetisation of “hating”which helps pay some people’s bills. Absolutely agree about pacing, I feel like streaming shows as a whole could play a little bit more fast and loose with episode lengths for pacing issues. They’d maybe gain/lose an episode but a better paced story for it. But I’m really enjoying this show.

[@Pseudowolf]

So here’s a thought: KB’s mom in this episode says she has urgent medical needs. There is also a hint that she might be force sensitive. What if who or whatever is running At Attin knows KB has that sensitivity and the “urgent medical needs” were just what her parents were told, but the truth is that the treatment for those supposed “needs” are actually just suppressing her force sensitivity somehow. And now that she’s not getting that treatment, it’s starting to manifest.

[@ewok40k]

Interestingly enough, KB is my prime suspect for the force sensibility, too. The writers hide it well, making us believe she relies on the visor and math skills, and maybe she even rationalizes it that way herself... But what if she actually sensed the droid in the corridor? She also seemed to try and force communicate with the caged alien pet in the marketplace...

[@Thisistheway2050]

No...KB isn't force sensitive. But.....Wim's father is and I believe it's his ship that they're on. We shall see...

[@Pseudowolf]

@@Thisistheway2050 What are you basing that on? Genuinely curious.

[@Thisistheway2050]

@@Pseudowolf The way he treats Wim for one. He obviously cares for him but he's very regimented in his parenting. Also the way he searched for him led him directly to the ship. And lastly he seems VERY distraught and almost regretful about the situation the kids are in based on his reactions while the other parents are panicking.

[@fletch3538]

This is one of the best PG rated kids shows I have seen in a long time. It’s not meant to be complex or provoke deep thinking and I love it so far. To keep it PG I think would be hard.

[@edwardsmith7131]

At Attin is a gated community. Someone locked down the entire planet to protect it from all of the "Bad Guys" outside that live on the wrong side of the tracks/hyperspace lane.

[@TheBricknell]

I'm noticing a lot of parallels with A New Hope that are subtle and done really well. You noted how the first episode's opening felt strongly reminiscent of the ANH opening with a pirate spin. But we also have 1) kid from a boring planet who longs for adventure, 2) sneaking around on a space station, 3) a rescue of someone from a space station, 4) kid who wanted adventure learning to shoot at the ships pursuing them as they try to escape. Jude Law's character, in this comparison, somehow mixes Han Solo and Obi Wan managing to be the scoundrel and the "wise" mysterious mentor that the longing-for-more kid looks up to. But, really, he's just a failed captain, and his own thing entirely. And thats really what I've been impressed by. Skeleton Crew is doing these parallels that are all too common in Star Wars media but they don't get in the way of the plot and characters developing naturally or being their own thing. Additionally, these allusions help foster the meta-narrative of how these kids are living the dreams of real life kids. You know, those of us who played Jedi with our friends at school and longed to go on a space adventure like Luke Skywalker did.

[@smallkancil]

can't picture black kid's father as an "Uncle Owen"

[@katathoombs]

RIP Alderaan. Never seen a mining laser and felt the same way again...

[@lorigoshert6667]

Kh'ymm and her "lab" seem more of a callback to The Dark Crystal (which makes sense, because 80s) than to Harry Potter. The scene is a lot like when Jen met Aughra in her orrery. Think I'm going to refer to Kh'ymm as Owl-ghra from here on out. She also has similarities to Archimedes in The Sword in the Stone.

[@ruthbennett7563]

Absolutely. However, their character design is putting me in mind of an Owl & Pussycat hybrid (pea green boat not included😊) I am SO enjoying this series so far.

[@Thisistheway2050]

She's a Rishii species from the Star Wars MMORPG game "The Old Republic". They really did their homework for this show!

[@qwertyzxaszc6323]

The tone is perfect. So charming. Jude Law is perfect for Star Wars. The show so far has been delightful.

[@Player-px1jq]

I wouldn´t say the episode was wasted. We got to know the characters in a safe Environment and even got some development on what at attin really is. And how stuff works. Especially the "bonding time" is important to endear us to these characters and make future stakes engaging. And I do think the episode did that good enough.

[@benstapley6077]

My wife and I just watched the first 3 episodes last night, and we were laughing so much. I have never laughed so much watching Star Wars. I enjoyed it, and it is different from other Star Wars stories while seeming to fit in to the overall universe. So far I like it, and committed to the story. That is not something I could say about resent Star Wars TV series. It took time for me to appreciate Asoka and the Acolyte for what they were, and I still done like the Book of Boba Fett. But I think they are so far doing a great thing with this show and can't wait for next week.

[@emory442]

My dad was a Sci fi and horror fan. I remember seeing Monty Python films at the drive in. Yes, I'm old, I'm 54. I saw Episode 4 at the theater with my folks, and it was magical. Now, as an old guy, I still love the Star Wars universe, but I see it like Marvel. Great characters that are more often than not put into stupid stories

[@matthewwurtzel322]

This show is clearly meant for younger generations to enjoy with older generations. My 11-year-old daughter relates to Skeleton Crew more than any other Star Wars she’s watched so far - all 9 Skywalker Saga films. We’re having a great time watching it together and trying to figure out what the mystery ultimately is. So you’re assessment is spot on.

[@jamiestokes1402]

Skeleton Crew is Treasure Island and Goonies cross over blended into the SW verse

[@arthurford829]

Really cool to see Tunde Adebimpe as Wim’s father! TV on the Radio is one of my favorite bands. I totally expected to hear “Wolf Like Me” when Brutus came out of that boarding tube.

[@samirabdel-aziz478]

I enjoy two shoutouts. 1) Silvo = Silver, aka John Silver the pirate from treasure island. 2) Jude Law played Captain Hook. The droid is SM-33 aka Smee. So it's just kind of fun

[@SraMacaco]

3) Treasure Island = Treasure Planet

[@MichaelGalli88]

The scene in the observatory and meeting Kim reminded me of the movie The Dark Crystal and Augra's observatory.

[@feistyfan2344]

OMG! I couldn’t put my finger on it! But you’re ABSOLUTELY right!!!

[@GTFiorano]

Same , same wise old thing mumbling answers and worries

[@ChupeTTe]

Sir yes sirrrrr

[@Narco42]

Is anyone gonna talk about how the T-65s are modified to have ion cannons instead of lasers on their bottom wings? That is awesome world building. The quintessential Alliance starfighter has been modified to perform a more peacekeeping role instead of a pure combat role and is a natural evolution to a government that is using what it has to fill capability gaps it didn't need to address before.

[@magmapixel8627]

And that paint job is gorgeous. I wonder if it’s their standard “cop car” paint job?

[@CoryDAnimates]

The reason they do these short bursts eps are trying out different Directors and staff to see who can do 'Star Wars' for feature length.

[@F0XD1E]

We already have Tony Gilroy who else are they looking for

[@douglaswright4019]

Somebody who actually wants to focus on Star Wars for the rest of their career.

[@F0XD1E]

@@douglaswright4019 I don't think they're gonna find anyone that is talented but also that stupid.

[@TheTrollingMaster-xr9el]

@@F0XD1ETony Gilroy doesn’t want to do more Star Wars after Andor is done.

[@Ebonshroud]

I think the supervisor is a planetary artificial intelligence

[@dumbguy1007]

The owl creature felt like a callback to the old hag in the observatory from dark crystal

[@MaryEllenWest-l8n]

I am 54 with no kids and I am loving this show!

[@eric3347]

The battle droid was the best part.

[@MNM-lq9te]

Did we win? Yes and no.

[@alexandercarter1228]

I am thoroughly enjoying the show, I love the small details they put in the background. And they have a good balance and handle on the show that the acolyte didn’t have. It’s really nice

[@juliecarter2439]

I feel SM-33 knows where At-Attin is, he just doesnt know that name for it.

[@douglaswright4019]

It is interesting that he gives the same answer word-for-word both times he’s asked about it.

[@blainev1596]

Good point. I mean, he got there on the ship somehow, and we’ve seen he’s perfectly capable of lying. He definitely knows more than he’s letting on.

[@waltermc3906]

Oh he knows the name.... is response is always "I can't say" not "I don't know". His programming will not let him talk about anything relating to Atatinn

[@Sardikar]

Aye...

[@ruthbennett7563]

Possibly he’s been ordered/programmed not to say. I’m guessing KB will find some way to reverse read the navigational controls to find their way back “home”

[@benpayne677]

When I watched “What Dreams May Come” the first time it felt like I better understood what Catharsis was. It also seemed to be some insight to the struggles that Robin Williams may have been experiencing.

[@stop736]

Screen Crush does a translation of that scroll. The words that are able to be read really do mean something and talk about At Attin. I’m looking forward to hearing what else you might find from that.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

I've liked this show so far. You hit some good points. I do hope the story takes off in the next episode a little more then it has gone. With a major plot drop or something really cool that sets the show apart in the lore that makes it its own.

[@ITHYANDEL]

Each episodes concludes the last arc and statrs a new one. Episode 3 ends the pirate den arc and starts the escape the cops arc.

[@crazyeyez1502]

The kids didn't know the X-Wings were cops.

[@RaiJolt2]

I honestly thought Disney was going to have kids off the pilots on accident cause they were just having a friendly competition

[@godking]

Why should they ? They don't know about the new republic and X-wings could also be used by mercenaries

[@crazyeyez1502]

@@godking exactly. But Allen called them cops

[@stephenwise]

“Stranger Things” is not a kids show, despite it starring kids. It’s intended for an audience older than children.

[@Smuelaham]

I, personally want to see more about the parents. Wims Dad seems to be struggling with something. (maybe has to do with his wife) you could see the other parents talking about how they would run away and get found. but Wims dad seems to be much more bothered by all this which im very excited to see pan out.

[@babytoshiro7014]

I agree, but its a good mix. Also I like the dad actor. He played in one of my favorite movie Jump Tomorrow. I am so glad to see him acting.

[@Thisistheway2050]

I believe he's the real Jedi and it was his ship. Jude Laws character I believe was once a youngling but has unfortunately no more training since order 66. So he only knows how to do simple force abilities. Just my theories......

[@Smuelaham]

@ very interesting. I like that idea. We shall see.

[@jonathanmackin4130]

2:30 TV used to be like this when streaming and binge watching was not a thing...or a glint of a star of a thing. But good on you for holding out on a major review of it until the entire series is played out. Too many jump to complain...complain once it is played out. Complaining for click baits because one needs their millions of followers to here how it isn't the prequels..I am not saying the show is great or bad. But watching KZbinrs who have their theories complaining for clicks is worse. Love this channel as it doesn't do the same. And is entertaining and informative, and a good chat on Star Wars.

[@huntersevin9483]

Can we please get a video on the breakdown of all the different ships in episode 3 or at least some of them?

[@jeffreycarman2185]

Is this show going to get a bevy of Emmys? No, but it is fun, and has an engaging story and characters who are just believable enough.

[@NathanWeeks]

Notice that At-Attin is likely based on how GenX pronounces AT-AT, and how it's an old planet that nearly everyone doesn't even know exists. I see what you're doing Skeleton Crew!

[@MNM-lq9te]

Its A.T.A.T and you can't convince me its otherwise. And I will use the how do you say ATST argument to back up my argument!

[@deanallenjones]

This is in just about every way a classic "Kids on Bikes" adventure. So many films from the 80's were like this. If you liked goonies check out "Explorers" it was the first "Goonies in space" . I love this show (and it really makes me want to try the Kids on Bikes RPG)

[@smartass0124]

What there was a civilization so isolated they were unaware of larger universe

[@kikflipguy101]

You mean planet Earth? 😂

[@mondaysinsanity8193]

Yeah that's what the story is on

[@Planag7]

I really love the owl she has a very familiar voice which kind of reminds me of Aughra from Dark Crystal c;

[@zenzmurfy]

my biggest revelation is that blowing up planets could be something that happened in their history, that maybe why tarkin didn't hesitate because it wasn't unprecedented.

[@NathanWeeks]

I didn't take that to mean they were utterly destroyed like Alderaan, more likely they were bombarded until they were uninhabitable like Mandalore.

[@zenzmurfy]

​@@NathanWeeks it wasn't inconceivable to han solo, that a planet could be blasted to bits just unlikely. "The entire Starfleet couldn't destroy a whole planet. It'd take a thousand ships, with more firepower than..." maybe this sort of thing happened before with huge coordinated attacks. it never occurred to me that it could have happened before in the many thousands of years of their history.

[@PolishPero]

There were multiple Sith wars and even Republic internal wars, not to mention Sith force draining planets a few times

[@kahtyman7293]

@@PolishPero or those flight capable planet devouring forges/shipyards

[@DucNguyen-bd5ir]

What Dreams May Come is an excellent movie that was crippled by not great directing ... Great Acting, Great Concept, Exceptional Cinematography, Good Writing.

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Something was really wrong since Episode 1, then this episode gave even the administrator some pause. Do you think the NR sent those funds they had on the transport (episode 1) in a controlled trip, and it was just returning from delivering new materials to mint credits? The people on that planet haven't heard of the wars from CW to the Galactic Civil War. This is harsh.

[@imobius_1i98]

It is perfectly paced for a 2- 3 month subscription for Disney +

[@tchristensen81]

I’m enjoying it. I liked the Acolyte more.

[@ParkerAndres-tm8bo]

Ok one I love how they gave us the size of the galaxy itself and second I want the reaction of the children of the past few decades they can’t just mention aldrean and just skip over it like that

[@Ptaaruonn]

This show is getting better, i am actually excited to watch it.

[@ThrghmyEyeZZ]

I must of watched a different show

[@chuckfinley3152]

It's an elaborate ruse, soon Disney will trot out the woke and ruin it all

[@Ptaaruonn]

​That is totally possible.

[@davisje011]

Jude law is old enough. Maybe his character was a padawan and has had 32ish years of being in the underworld since then. Clone wars could jade people. Even if the kids are useful to him, he does actually seem to care.

[@MartinSmith-v7x]

I think Judes character is a order 66 survivor. Maybe a padwan or a very young jedi at the time. He hid among pirates to avoid the empire

[@kahtyman7293]

pretty much any capable force user in his 30's or 40's is padawan survivor of Order, only younger ones can be self taught individuals

[@collins.4380]

I kind of feel a twist coming with his back story. I wonder if there were there ever cases of Jedi Younglings being so disobedient and mischievous that they got kicked out of the order as kids?

[@TheRealAlpha2]

I've said it before: all these Disney+ shows, while it's nice to have a weekly thing to come back to, are presumably edited with the mindset of a binge watch because that's where the majority of it's views will be after the initial airing so a little slow moment isn't necessarily a bad thing it's an adjustment for the 75% of people who will only sign up from time to time, grind through a few series, and then cancel their subscription. What I think I liked most about this episode was how they took so many of the things people were theorizing about in the first two episodes and were like "Oh fine here, this is this, this, this, and this." Like the logos on their jackets were used to confirm the planet's existence rather than hung on to for another 4 episodes, or how the question of Jod's character reached a peak a lot quicker saying he never claimed to be a Jedi and demonstrating his rogue nature early. Even if the first 15 minutes of the next episode is focused on explaining his back story, it leaves the rest of the runtime to be more about the adventure... potentially.

[@douglaswright4019]

Read a lot of theories about what’s really going on with At-Attin. But I really like the idea that The Supervisor is really just an AI that’s been fulfilling its mandate to keep the planet isolated for centuries despite the reason for that mandate being long gone.

[@goreshadetube]

So far I really like it. I can’t imagine how they could do this genre any better than this.

[@WolffangLightwood]

It's not the old old Republic, the show runners confirmed the old Republic is referring to the 1000 year old Republic that turned into the empire

[@ScottMobley1138]

Hey now! This show is a ton of fun. I had zero expectations, so maybe that's adding to my enjoyment.

[@JakeFromYoutube]

I'm in my mid 20's, my brother in law is in his mid 30's, my mom is in her mid 60's, and my niece is 4, we've all enjoyed this show quite a lot. I'd say they're doing something right.

[@erwingvargas2272]

I thought it was stated in an interview with the creators that "Old Republic" refers to prequel era, not the Ancient Old Republic

[@OswaldPHaygood]

As an oulde, I prefer to watch the shows at a set time every week, and pretend like it's the good old days.

[@SraMacaco]

“Oulde” 😏👍🏻 Fellowfeel for another oulde.

[@roboliver623]

It's impossible NOT to mention Andor when comparing great television and story-telling. I LOVE that you love Andor as well.

[@juliecarter2439]

Its odd to me that I havent seen any one commenting on how the credit symbol (the 7 with two lines through it) is a part of the symbol for At-Attin

[@ryanthunder3247]

This show has been fun to watch and I am excited for more!

[@kieronimo1]

It's a series, Allen. That's how they work. If it was a movie, it would be a movie, wouldn't it? Just like many series from the 80s, this show is a mini adventure within a bigger one (they are small story arcs within a bigger story arc [containing character arcs that run within it]). Plus that bigger story arc is part of the larger era arc, which is part of the massive universe arc. It's just how it works: cogs in wheels in cogs in wheel etc. No need to question it. Just enjoy the ride.

[@lerneanlion]

Anyone wondered how will the peoples of At Attin will reacted to the information about the Clones Wars, the Empire and beyond?

[@arwinaBluKat]

Ryan from screeencrush did an excellent job of translating the aurabesh on the old map.

[@Giddywiddy]

The axe forgets is my favorite Andor episode btw

[@jimmyellner4763]

I really dislike what Disney has done to Star Wars, at the same time I love “Skeleton Crew”!!! I love it so much and it is great so far.

[@LeoStarman]

I love it , cant stop watching it

[@pauljazzman408]

I am loving Skeleton Crew from the first episode, because it is really well done. Loved your commentary. Yes putting the kids in the ball turrets to shoot at cops is such fun, but in the real world would be a huge criminal offence. But we know it's ok in the Star Wars Galaxy. By the way it's 100 to 400 Billion stars in our galaxy, so not 'unlimited' as you mentioned, but still a lot.

[@Honest_Max]

Allen is easily my favourite Star Wars guru. And even though it probably demonstrates my shallowness or some other personality flaw, I gain satisfaction when Allen thinks the same thing as me. Andor is the gold standard and Skeleton Crew is fun af.

[@austincrowmusic2378]

I'm LOVING this series!

[@ewok40k]

I like when the show relies on real world tropes... Is At Attin play on Atlantis? Kim the owlien is play on the symbol of wisdom.

[@teslasnek]

At-Attin is like the ship in Walle where there's a droid at the top calling all the shots to protect the people like "Auto" on the Axiom.

[@timothyoconnor4800]

Life is beautiful was an amazingly unique film in how it was absolutely depressing and funny all at once. And what dreams may come, as a kid the same scene of Robin Williams traveling through hell was mindblowing and terrifying.

[@simoncarr5437]

Annekin brought balance to the Force Allen brings balance to the Review!

[@sfk1066]

This series is very influenced by Treasure Island which I’m surprised not many people have noticed.

[@MajorZero508]

SM33 is a laugh riot. I'd like to see some of the OG characters pop up as the story progresses. NO ENDOR EPISODES

[@smartass0124]

Wonder Earth is a real universe version of Anatin.

[@NathanWeeks]

I didn't like the first episode, and just thought the second episode was okay, but I really felt like Jude Law brought it together and made this episode enjoyable. Now I'm looking forward to the rest of the season.

[@eric3347]

Please make a video about where that droid came from and whether he was asking if they won his battle or the whole war.

[@xdecroix]

this is clearly treasure island. long john silvo...

[@matheusfiorelli8829]

"Yeah, this is Star Wars, child soldiers, war crimes. Let's do it!" The Clone Wars in a nutshell 😂🤣😅

[@mondaysinsanity8193]

"the child wars" where basically no one involved was older than like 16 lol

[@debbralehrman5957]

Thanks Alan👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dustybunny6716]

Do X wings have ion weapons of some kind now?

[@SplashOfOrange]

I'm really enjoying it so far, Jude Law is awesome and he really does contrast with the kids very well but simultaneously complements them. Aspects are over the top and silly but it works for what it is.

[@leeroyloke8415]

Does anyone wonder whether Wim's father might know more about the wider galaxy than he lets on? Like he might be a surviving member of that crashed, buried pirate ship the kids are in? Considering how he told the Safety Droids it's not safe outside the Barrier suggests he might know more about the wider galaxy than he lets on. The first two episodes also hinted that the pirate ship might be 'newer' that it appears with how it enterred Port Borgo without the automated gun turrets blasting it. Brutus asked his underlings how the kids' ship got past the port's gun turrets, suggesting that ship had a positive IFF transponder which is still valid, meaning it's not that old. Plus, the skeletons and stuff in the ship (and the food Silvo prepared and ate) appear to not be that old (like years or decades at most).

[@PierreStache]

I am happy about your vid. There are a lot of the usual suspects that have literally crapped on this show because of the most senile reasons and they cannot get past that negativity no matter what show is playing. Your vid was extremely fair and relevant and has a positive outlook to it! good on you.

[@karmadyllic]

Tbh the sub-30 minute episodes grate a tad but it's a good watch so far imo.

[@johannesbowers7467]

Just to be clear: "Crimson Jack" is literally "The Dread Pirate Roberts" of Star Wars. (Franchise opportunities available in your Sector). Crimson Jack was first seen in the Marvel original series of SW Comics as a rogue and Pirate Leader partnered with the deadly eye-candy gunslinger Jolli. He was killed AFTER ANH in an EVA shootout by Han Solo during a Space Duel in a magnetically shielded field projected corridor between the Millenium Falcon and Crimson Jack's ship. Captain Silvo's many names including "Crimson Jack" just means that the Name Recognition legacy is worth preserving, no matter WHO bears the title in the NR Era. They double down on At Attin being an OLD Republic (not High Republic) cutoff colony.

[@rickpasley6961]

SM33 = Mr Smee from Peter Pan. Why is no one asking what happened to Wim's mother or Fern's father. Seems odd to have two single parent children in the story, like, not a coincidence.

[@claymclaren5788]

I like Kh'ymm. My wife and I felt like she was kind of derivative of the lost libraries, owl guardian in the Avatar. Though she is really more of an Owl/Cat, than just an owl.