Skeleton Crew - The Real Good Guys Review

[@BuzzPrincess12]

I liked when Jod realized the tragic truth. He lost the star wars.

[@johnvoris5190]

That moment when Jod smiles "just a bit" reminded me of when Senator Palpatine in the Phantom Menace smirks ever so slightly after Padme says "I pray you will bring sanity and compassion back to the senate". I am not comparing Jod to Palpatine to suggest that Jod will become the next big baddie like Palpatine did, but it could be to hint at a larger role he will play in some story yet to be told (like the Mando/Grogu movie)?

[@Bionickpunk]

@@johnvoris5190 That smile gave me "I am glad the pirates lost" vibes, even though he was a pirate himself.

[@lyndsaybrown8471]

I like that Fern and Jod pretty much say the same thing. Fern tells her mother tgat everywhere they went, even the worst places, there were good people. Jod says that the galaxy is only darkness with little pin pricks of light. They have the same conclusions, but Feen focuses on the light while Jod focuses on the darkness, and that's what makes one our hero and the other the villain. It also shows how with a little tip in either direction, Fern could be just as cynical and Jod could be just as hopeful. A really good moment in the show.

[@Robotfan987]

Pretty much bar for bar from True Detective season 1's final episode. The light's winning.

[@sakjdbasd]

guess jod is just the glass half empty kinda guy eh？

[@fernandofranca5727]

Your focus determines your reality, right?

[@VividElites]

The only thing i wish we got to see was what they do next. Even like 2 minutes extra to see if they return to their normal lives, and what happens to the planet now

[@SW_Oddball]

Agreed. It definitely was an abrupt ending.

[@CurtisPerrin]

I agree as well! I needed them to interact with someone from the republic, and have a moment to reflect what they were doing without the Supervisor.

[@aokennison]

Great finale. Definitely felt like all it needed was a little epilogue or at least a post-credits showing life on At-Attin after the invasion and what happened to Jod. But that’s my only critique.

[@austinharris3139]

Agreed

[@Mike-the-Jedi]

Yep. Really wanted just one "two weeks later" scene.

[@aehlmann07]

When Jod was trying to force pull the lightsaber from the kids, part of me wanted Wim to ignite the saber and let go and it would stab or at least cut Jod.

[@Mike-the-Jedi]

Absolutely thought that's where it was going.

[@crunchysalmons]

thought so too, would’ve liked a bit more action and scrambling between all of them, i loved Wams dad punching jod but that was just a taste of what i was expecting

[@teeganreed7989]

I thought the same thing, but it might hit his dad

[@maxo.9928]

I also thought about that

[@HumbleAshe]

I love the characterization we got here for Jod. The weird thing is in the seventh episode, I was mad at Jod for what he was doing to the kids. But in the final episode, he actually pulls back and shows some restraint and reveals that he basically had to survive Order 66 and the harsher galaxy even before a Jedi found him. So he had pinpricks of small humanity and light in him, but much of it was marred by his attempts to survive the galaxy. The final shot of Jod overlooking everything is just beautiful. The self-proclaimed ruffian, now looking at his big score collapse as he’s back to square one. And for all his pirate tricks and cruelty, he lost to a bunch of humble kids. But he just calmly accepts it as he watches it unfold. Maybe the gig is up for good, maybe it isn’t. Overall, just a fantastic finale to a grand show that really brought back that childhood wonder in Star Wars for me.

[@Niles_Champagin]

Everything from a story-telling perspective was so tightly written - everything had a purpose, from the good people they met on their adventures, the trust they built with each other, Chekhov's Turbolaser, and even the fact that Wim is now able to correctly ignite the lightsaber.

[@SkullMan19]

Wim checking if he had the right end up and then flipping it over was one of the funniest parts of the episode for me

[@maxo.9928]

Headland is spending this week in bed eating ice cream

[@Cimarb]

It sounded to me like that Order 66 message was quite literally the last communication they had with the Republic. If that is the case, I almost wonder if Palpatine was unaware of At Attin and the Great Work. That makes me then wonder who DID know about it that died when that order went out, cutting off those ties so completely.

[@kingseb2252]

The message was probably automatic sent out to all planets in the galaxy and proclaiming the empire

[@Bionickpunk]

He almost certainly didnt, since At Attin was left safe from the Empire, and they were pillaging other planets for resources like it was nobodies business.

[@Cimarb]

@@Bionickpunk That is what I think too, but how was he not aware of it? It leads to my follow up sentence, and I really, really hope they continue this story so we can find out. Who knew in the previous Republic and what happens now that the New Republic has access to its resources?

[@StuartLugsden]

I’m so happy that we got to see the B-wings in action in live action and I was hoping they kept the death star laser from the prototype.

[@LiteralTable756]

It’s also a usable ability in Star Wars Squadrons

[@StuartLugsden]

@@LiteralTable756 I forgot

[@PerovNigma]

The people of At Attin got to see stars and war for the first time.

[@Bionickpunk]

There are now part of stars war.

[@RyanHaney55]

0:25 Agreed, Andor is great but sad. Skeleton Crew is fun. 4:09 That was the most "Space Invasion" Star Wars has ever been. 😲 I hope we see these characters again. I really enjoyed Skeleton Crew. I liked that Wim's dad wasn't talented at a lot of things like 007, but then was like "I'm a level 7 systems controller. Watch this!" When 33 said the crash into the school roof was one of his best landings, I laughed out loud.

[@gasaholic47]

I think Andor and Skeleton Crew bookend each other nicely. Yin, and Yang.

[@Arkham_Prisoner]

Loved the “Crystal of The Founders” tale so much! Sounds so much like an early Legends MacGuffin item. Like something out of an old Han Solo story

[@adpirtle]

The AD described his smile as "cunning," so I imagine he's having an idea about how to get away.

[@katherine-xz2vc]

I suspect it's because he realizes he is now 'free' of the pirates. He doesn't have to worry about them hunting him down for revenge anymore, he can start over again - with no doubt another new name :)

[@rhaenatargaryen8061]

loved ferns expression when she realized that wim was pulling a fern to distract jod, making up an over the top story. i do wish the ending was a bit longer, i built up dread imagining how the new republic would handle the newly barrierless at attin, given what we know about the NR from other media, ig its left to the imagination.

[@sannucca3343]

Yeah me too I loved that he was pulling a Fern she was so proud😂

[@Neskaausart]

Absolutely loved the role reversal between the parents and kids in the last episode. The parents had to let go of convention, fear and complacency when they trusted the kids with the new information about the galaxy in general and followed their lead. I guess it's good Jod didn't have his complete redemption yet. In reality, his story was pretty tragic, and recalling how a couple of times he laughed kind of maniacally out of nowhere, I guess it makes sense that he doesn't put everything together in his head yet. Yeah, it was pretty obvious he could have done damage but he had restraint. In the end the kids taught him a lesson too we can hope. I always felt his inner conflict and his incomplete commitment to being dark. There was something about the way he would deliver his lines and his actions in his worst moments, that told me he was trying his hardest to strike enough fear so he would not have to go fully dark. Yeah, I hope we do see him again.

[@Monkeyboy1138]

This has been a really special show, a rip roaring adventure for kids and for the kid in all of us. I loved every moment of it, I need a season 2 right now.

[@noufaris2790]

1:37 "🎵Whip! Whip! Stir! Whip! Whip! Stir!🎵"

[@kennerfreak7]

This was the best series Disney has done since Andor. I loved every episode and would love to see some continuation to the series, even a comic or book. as an 80's film nerd, this hit all the right notes as a fun salute to those classic stories! Also, seeing those B-wings was epic as hell!

[@StuartLugsden]

*Lucasfilm has done

[@aokennison]

Great finale. Definitely felt like all it needed was a little epilogue or at least a post-credits showing life on At-Attin after the invasion and what happened to Jod. But that’s my only critique.

[@kurisuuu48]

I really enjoyed the show and the finale, but I wished we got a "two weeks later"-Scene (or sth similar)

[@MrSheckstr]

I think perhaps Disney is hedging its bets with skeleton crew….. you have a complete story here, with no Marvel type cliff hanger hinting at where things go next, BUT the finale of the seasons allows for the possibility of a future, if not for the whole crew you can pick characters out to tell their own story

[@kevtron3000]

Great finale but I was supremely disappointed one of the kids didn't say, "33, you're gonna live with me now."

[@Daniel-Strain]

Never put your main important processors right behind the camera eye.

[@andrewb9511]

I feel like this is the furthest departure from what we consider "Star Wars" and it's easily the best thing to come from the series since Andor. No big lightsaber fights, no awesome space battles, no galactic stakes. It's just a story about 4 kids exploring the Star Wars galaxy. Jon Watts and crew did amazing work and I finally feel excited again for more Star Wars.

[@zephyr835]

I'd say this episode essentially has a throne-room sequence. ☺ And beyond that, the story is very much Star Wars in spirit and style.

[@SliceofAnime]

First time I’ve cheered watching Star Wars in awhile. Seeing neel run onto the roof got me so hyped. Along with like a dozen other things during the episode

[@christianshields4164]

I can’t be the only one who thought that speeder bike chase against the pirates was a homage to the BMX chase at the end of E.T, I know this show has had a lot of references to old Amblin kids on bikes films but this scene I felt was one of the most blatant and best

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

Just a wonderful finale. The action looked phenomenal. Everything felt weighty and tactile.

[@NeosAvias]

Finished watching it earlier this morning. Glad to see this positive reception! While this series is not quite for me, it’s definitely a quaint and delightful time. I definitely want to know what is going to happen with Jod and how the kids will factor in and how the New Republic will be handling the existence of At Attin and their vault or money.

[@christianyaerger1751]

Jod's look said to me, "Huh, well would you look at that, the Good Guys DID come through for once."

[@CapricornOnTheCob]

I loved the series, and the finale. I just wish we had gotten a few minutes more. Like fast forward a day or 2, and show the parents greeting a real New Republic emissary, and a quick line about "We've got a lot to catch up on..." I definitely think Wim looking up at the X-Wings at the end is him deciding that's what he wants to do. The Jedi are gone (as far as he knows), and these are his new heroes. I definitely think we'll see Jod again somewhere. Like you said, he's not evil just bad- or I think broken by his traumas- for now. I'm glad they didn't try to rush his character rehabilitation in this series, but I wouldn't be surprised if when we see him again, we'll seem start sliding toward the light. Also, I was genuinely worried for beat when we saw KB's unconscious body flop onto the pile of credits.

[@Bionickpunk]

Can you imagine if in a future SW work we see the same actor (now older) piloting an X-Wing or some other future fighter, that would be awesome.

[@CyclonusEX]

Wendle even turned out to be an IT Guy! Just like ME! My son and I high-fived at that moment. Bonus: B-Wings!

[@OrionInSpace]

Am I the only one who thought the ending was abrupt? I mean the last of shot Jod does not feel like a shot you end a character on for good. Some things feel left open and I’m not sure if a S2 will happen but I do seriously hope these characters all return because if that’s the last we see of them then I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was hoping we got a better closer. Still a very good show!

[@jacoblyman9441]

I have felt Jod was heavily inspired by Long John Silver (Treasure Island) so in a way, that kind of is where you end the character... foiled; but escaping into the unknown with a small bag of gold as the protagonists return to their normal lives. With that said, if Jod appears again in a second season of Skeleton Crew or in the "Mandalorian & Grogu" movie I won't complain, Jude Law nailed the character and it feels like Captain Silvo has a lot more stories to be told. The show has left me wanting more, and it's been a while since a new Star Wars character has left me curious as to what happens next like Jod has.

[@OrionInSpace]

@ the ending feels like a left open for interpretation feel to it but then again I do hope something comes from it

[@capybara2671]

Felt like the original plan was to have the pirate ship crash into the tower but they changed it last minute.

[@johnvoris5190]

I commented on another post about Jod's last scene. That moment when Jod smiles "just a bit" reminded me of when Senator Palpatine in the Phantom Menace smirks ever so slightly after Padme says "I pray you will bring sanity and compassion back to the senate". I am not comparing Jod to Palpatine to suggest that Jod will become the next big baddie like Palpatine did, but it could be to hint at a larger role he will play in some story yet to be told (like the Mando/Grogu movie)?

[@OrionInSpace]

@@capybara2671 that could’ve been it

[@luisu.r.8505]

It was just WIZARD 😁

[@alexdreher805]

I had the same reaction to the B-wings! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Bendu69420]

I absolutely love this show! The only remotely negative thing I can say is when it ended I just wanted more! And that’s not actually a negative. It was so well written, acted, shot, produced. In my book it’s on par with Andor, just in a very different genre

[@Cimarb]

OH, I totally forgot about that Theelin lady! I really hope they follow up with that thread at some point later.

[@aaronteague8050]

Super finale. One of the best in recent times for me. Thanks for your work.

[@RougaFang]

WE FINALLY GOT SOME B-WING ACTION!!!

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

I was happy to see the B-Wing as part of the attack on the pirate's ship (Which I still don't know that the name of it is, if it actually has one), but I was more elated that they had a composite beam cannon on them.

[@MLWitteman]

Dutchman here, trust me, we never lose that feeling of being on a bike. That’s why we have more bikes than people in the Netherlands.

[@benreilly9513]

I dunno, man. Sometimes I wonder if we get so caught up in what Star Wars should be- space western, space fantasy, sociopolitical commentary, self-referential nostalgia, self-subverting anti-nostalgia, whatever- that we forget that not only can it be all these things and more, but more importantly, it can also be a source of truly incredible joy. Thank you for reminding us, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. 🧡

[@pbh9195]

Very ending was abrupt, just needed like 5 minutes extra to show what the characters do after I also still don't know when and why exactly why AtAten was sealed away

[@ZachBobBob]

Yeah there's still a bunch of lingering questions for sure. But all the important stuff was wrapped up so I'm still satisfied. This is Star Wars I'm sure we'll get the answers eventually

[@JoaoPedro-pi1ef]

I was expecting MORE CONNECTIONS with The Mandoverse but damn...

[@MC-zr7hl]

When the supervisor called Jod out saying he heard the Jedi were bad, I was surprised Jod just didn't tell the truth and say something like "you missed a lot. That message was from an evil sith emperor who has since been defeated and the Jedi are good again"

[@poenpotzu2865]

I enjoyed the show overal but felt the very end was abrupt. I really like Jod's perspective in life is a weird mix of jedi training and the survival of the fittest under the empire.

[@garrettbehanna5422]

There's a moment that's stuck with me since watching the finale. Right before the kids leave to check if KB is okay, Wim calls out for Jod one last time, almost pleading with him to come with them. Maybe it's Wim's innocence as a child, but he still sees good in Jod even after everything that's happened.

[@matthewonesto7717]

I wouldn’t mind a pirate show with Jod. Also pirates have swords, and a light saber is a sword. He is now an official pirate!

[@gasaholic47]

A brilliant final episode to an excellent series. Still, the very end had me screaming, "NOOOOO! WHAT HAPPENS NOW?" It is a bit open ended, and hopefully, that means a Season 2 is a possibility.

[@Vulcanerd]

Wim looking up at the X-Wings and smiling is the moment he realizes he doesn’t have to be a Jedi to be a good guy or do good which is all he wanted. It’s my head canon that this is the moment he realizes what he wants to be, a part of the New Republic or maybe even a pilot; something to help out and be a force for good.

[@jeffreycarman2185]

I was so eager to see the finale, probably the most eager I’ve been for years to see a show. It was a great ending. Happy all around.

[@MSnell]

I was actually impressed with their restraint to not have Carson Teva be in one of those X-wings. I absolutely loved how self-contained this story was and that it didn’t rely on cameos and connections to earn people’s affection. Wonderful show and a top 3 Disney-era SW project for me.

[@webbdanster5286]

Great series! Great reviews! Great job, Alex! Keep up the great segments!

[@RookiesAndRulebooks]

"There's always something so awesome about a good 'Kids on Bikes' scene." Yeah, I agree Alex 😉

[@VisustheIV]

The moment when the New Republic shows up. Me: “Are those B-Wings?!”

[@CassidyJames]

Thank you for this! You get it. Excellent analysis. ❤ Regarding the loose threads at the end: I'm actually happy with that. It leaves space for everyone's own legends/headcanon/myths around the story. Aaaand conveniently a second season or the return of characters without stepping on toes. Loved it.

[@Stablemable2]

Wim holding the lightsaber in the right direction (looking heroic) made me stand up and say, YES!!! Very fun episode and super series. Theres just so many scenes and moments to love. The parents taking action with the kids was the best. Im also glad theres a chance for Jod redemption.

[@xxlonesomewolf8284]

His Dataries!!!

[@lemburell309]

I had to immediately re-watch. A great acted, well-written Epi 8. A favorite series I can watch over & over.

[@swwacoach]

Not showing Jod taken into custody is great. You know he is a survivor and found a way out and is going to hide until he can get in a republic ship and leave the planet

[@jeffreycarman2185]

4:10 are we not going to talk about the fact that The Supervisor has a photoreceptor that is very reminiscent of HAL 9000 in 2001 A Space Odyssey? The obvious Easter egg, of course, is The Supervisor was also like a huge R4 droid head…

[@TheAnakinn]

I loved the show, the writing was really good, which sadly seems to be the exception these days and it was overall just fun to watch! The only gripe I have with it is the ending, it was too abrupt. All it needed was a couple of minutes of epilogue, like a scene with New Republic officers or how they return to their normal lives, hell, even just a scene of the kids going to school as a group to show how they've grown together.

[@BG_StuartJ]

Along with the "Kids on bikes" feel, this also gave a great "Scouring of the Shire" feel and I was alll for it

[@DarthJustus]

Just had a thought for season 2. The kids go off to high school at New Republican cadet school. Wim trains to be a pilot, Fern goes to officers school, KB science officer, Neel continues to be the best boy. Pirates and Jod could come back into play somehow. It would be the perfect next step to go from goonies/e.t. to breakfast club/Ferris Bueller’s

[@alfje5492]

Took me a while to warm to the kids (and the series), but loved it by the end. Would be fun to see what happens to Jod and the skeleton crew next, but I'm OK if there's no second season either and instead they pop up in other series/movies.

[@WHlSKYtx]

It’s the usual kids outsmart adult plot. But it was a really fun finale

[@mindyb6460]

The ending was perfect. I share your excitement for the show. Great summary and review!!!

[@MLWitteman]

This show ended up being one of my favorite Star Wars shows so far. Loved the final episode. But it also left me sad, that the show was over as well.

[@MFrederickM]

The Jod stuff makes me think it would be cool to see a "Shameless" or "Weeds" approach to Star Wars. Smaller, character-driven stories that explore the scoundrel-with-a-heart-of-pyrite archetype. We love Star Wars for the planet-hopping Big Universe Out There stories but I think shows like Andor show that you can have a character in one place for multiple episodes and still have it be compelling and still have it be Star Wars.

[@bhsnipes]

I feel like the Supervisor knows about the Jedi betraying the Republic because of the speech Palpatine gave. He could've blasted it on all airwaves to make sure the galaxy knows what they allegedly did

[@filipefreitas5365]

I think it's possible that the supervisor cut ties with the Galactic Empire because it was programmed to serve the Galactic Republic, and the New Republic never bothered/knew to restablish contact.

[@oliverforrest4488]

To some degree, Jod did them a favor of how naive and idiotic the Droid supervisor was, and what this Droid that had absolutely urgent info it kept from At Attin.

[@guy_pieri]

Wim was unfortunately obliterated on Hosnian Prime during the Starkiller Base attack. Thank you for your service to the New Republic

[@webbdanster5286]

The Supervisor was HAL from 2001, A Space Odyssey.

[@issitalopez]

Loved it but the ending felt so sudden

[@jeffreycarman2185]

9:10 this was Wendle’s George McFly moment…

[@Vulcanerd]

This episode absolutely stuck the landing for the series. Jod never makes thar cliched (by now) face turn, the kids took on Jod on their own and managed to defeat him while the larger issue of pirates was handled by the New Republic forces they called for. Definitely a worthy legacy in the pantheon of Star Wars.

[@louisroy4911]

10/10 finale! As others have said, a quick epilogue would have been nice. Here’s hoping for a Season 2!

[@kevinsteets5019]

Let's get the season 2 announcement!

[@JTube571]

I'm down for a 2nd season, following the (more grown) kids and SM-33 in the Onix Cinder as they explore the galaxy. Maybe they bump into Hondo somewhere along the way. Please and thank you.

[@jtt9810]

I loved the whole series. I wished that in the finale, that someone would have told Jod that he got greedy. If he took his gold and left, he would have gotten away with it.

[@YayoHernandez-b1j]

Star Wars Meg you’re right please people please give us another season please Star Wars fans in the Star Wars community please. We deserve it. This TV show deserves it. And also again I really, really hope in the future when we least expected. The acolyte comes back to finish what it started for real

[@StuartLugsden]

13:31 *Lucasfilm has done

[@mrsealmayr]

I agree it was a banger! All the people choosing not to watch Star Wars are missing out on a very good ride. Thank you for your coverage and celebration of Skeleton Crew themes.

[@khronokraze]

Great ending and series. I have to admit I've had a long time apprehension towards kids as main stars for a movie or series. It could easily get cheesy and maybe not feel relatable for me being older. But, like Stranger Things, I found Skeleton Crew to be able to keep kids as kids. Yet, put them through serious situations and feel relatable and believable. Sometimes over the top, but, I have to suspend disbelief and have fun, too, with such things. I find it interesting and hopeful that some of the least anticipated and maybe even "they are making a series about this?" Series have been some of the best. The Bad Batch, Andie, Skeleton Crew. I'd go so far as to take this sentiment way back when I wasn't sure if animated SW was going to be for adult me? The Clone Wars & Rebels, namely, and they both ended up going some of the best SW series made.

[@maxleroux]

I'm almost disappointed that Ezra Bridger didn't show up with the X-wings. Lately, I've noticed that Jod might serve as a dark reflection of the kind of person that Ezra could have become if things had been different and he'd kept stealing on the streets. But that's just my take on it. It's amazing what Disney can do when they actually try to make something original for once.

[@acidp0p]

Wim is gonna 100% gonna join the resistance Maybe Neel Fern and KB too.. maybe theyre a bomber crew?

[@kevin2125]

woah

[@Thorondgil]

Your insights in to horribly gone wrong corporativism with your usual cheery tone gave me chills :)

[@bountyhunterbreaks898]

I think it's so funny that nothing gets in the way of Neel's bubble bath time!!!! Maybe they can do some short form video's of Bath Time Adventures with Neel??

[@ethanroberson3141]

Loved it!!!!

[@VictorNoriegaDetective]

This was an excellent show great storytelling

[@distantcam]

This would have been an amazing kids movie to watch during the holidays. Unfortunately because of the tv format I felt some of the episodes dragged in spots. I wish Star Wars would go back to movies, and just do stand alone films, instead of trilogies.

[@johnvoris5190]

I really enjoyed this show and the season finale did not disappoint. I had read some fans were hoping for a top tier cameo at the end from someone like Luke Skywalker or Mando. I am glad that did not happen. That would have taken away from the acts of bravery we saw in our young heroes and their parents. Like Alex said some of the questions that were not answered in this episode aren't important to the story being told. I expect those can be told in publishing. This show and these characters would be perfect for a good young adult book series. I will end by saying how much I liked the character of Jod and Jude Law's performance. I think his fate was left a mystery because we will see him again perhaps in Ahsoka season 2 or the Mando/Grogu movie? What a ride this show has been. I hope we get more of the gang some day.

[@killatubby]

I'm happy the supervisor was just a clanker. When it started it speech patterns was like plapatine and i felt dread. So happy how loose this connections to rest of universe

[@oliverforrest4488]

Jod murder attempted everyone of the heroes, came close to murdering KB and SM-33. All of that for what? Yeah, he messed up really big. There's no coming back from this.

[@bairdduvessa]

The ending made me feel like we are getting something alin to dismeys sequels to treasure island where Jim would be on a new adventure and Silver would show up. I think if there is a sequel we will see the kids in the mew republic struggling to fit in and Jude Law will show up promising an adventure

[@patrickcollier7090]

I thought it was good but for me it wasn't the strongest episode of the series. for some reason it felt a little bit flat. I can't really put my finger on exactly why though. I thought all told, this was overall on the better side of the Disney+ shows.

[@TunaOnWry]

oh yeah they're gonna pull a Terminator 2 and Captain Silvo's gonna help the kids if Skeleton Crew gets another season. i mean, his lightsabre is blue after all~

[@ninus17]

It was great but I wish it was maybe 5 minutes longer to show the aftermath or the settling back to normal life

[@monadoboy9639]

this was a good series overall but like alot of people have said a little epiulogue would have been nice maybe with the kids meeting someone from the new republic maybe we will see the rest of the kids and the onyx cinder at some point in the future

[@-phantastictin-665]

Every time we see those x wings come on screen makes me sad about not having that show and movie centered around them. But this show was surprisingly really awesome! It is definitely up there as one of the best SW content made by Disney!

[@gendissaray]

Should've mentioned how patreon support helps you not be so beholden to the cold unfeeling algorithm.

[@jasonrodger-k9k]

Please give us a season 2!