Star Wars: Skeleton Crew - Episode 4 - "Can't Say I Remember No At Attin" - Reaction

[@danielRDmorgan]

Slower episode but still has the fun adventure feel to it.

[@djash7161]

No you are wrong he used the force to convince them

[@jasonsacchi]

That’s no At Attin. It’s At Achrann.

[@lmen255]

In an experiment you have to limit the variables. We may find a more prosperous planet once freed from a restrictive economy. But with more disparity in wealth. They trade hides for army surplus.

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

Spooky, another planet which was identical to At Attin, before it was destroyed. It's like an Ikea planet. Neel is not an elephant, he's humanoid, I guess these humanoids in Star Wars have similar connectors. Quite a lot of people think two men or two women having sex or failing in love to be weird.

[@ervicito77]

The episode was fun, but it did feel rushed. I thought the relationship between Neel and the girl was cute, but the whole kids post-apocalyptical story felt predictable. Nick Frost is doing a fantastic job voicing SM-33!

[@provisionalhypothesis]

there was a little too much of the "unrealistic dialogue exposition" thing that writers on these type of shows like to do. with Neal in particular. I get it, bang me over the head with your moral themes again please

[@redcardinalist]

Soo, the comment above you is "dragged" but yours is "rushed". Which is it fans, make your minds up.. As for predictable, nonense frankly. I defy anyone to claim last episode that they thought this episode would be post-apocalyptical

[@ervicito77]

@@redcardinalist So just to be clear, there is such a thing as having different perspectives and interpretations on the same topic. Are you also a Star Wars fan, or perhaps someone who simply sits by the sidelines and makes cheeky comments just to try to get a rouse out of strangers. And what is this "I defy anyone" nonense? Don't tell me you're a Sith Lord incognito! xD

[@davidfieldsend]

The troiks clan scenes should have been told in 5min or less, that bit dragged, and the good bits felt rushed. Still fun, still gonna watch next week

[@redcardinalist]

Good luck telling the in "5 mins or less". I don't agree it draggted at all

[@caedus0809]

Can't Say I Remember No At Attin. Oh, actually I do. The episode was good, but this whole civil war thing was probably unnecessary. They could have simply met someone who would have directed them to the tower. But still, great characters and funny moments. Neel was perfect in this episode.

[@redcardinalist]

>>They could have simply met someone who would have directed them to the tower. yes, but that would have been boring... This is why you don't write tv (or movie) scripts

[@Ringking-ws7bz]

I wonder if Hondo is the undersecutary of the other planet and he uses droids cause no one has seen Hondo since rebels and the droid program is a thing hed do and he would betray a crew

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

The Hondo in Rebels looked different and was less fun, than the Hondo in the Clone Wars. He really likes the kids in a nice way, brings the Daddy out of him.

[@artiemedley9369]

Lol, I think you poo-pooed on this episode just a little too much. Human and elephant? Really? Hayna recognizes Neel as an individual, and was inspired by him. Jod slaughtering? After saying he was lost and alone in perhaps his only moment of clarity? Wow. Here's hoping for the nicer Simon after episode 5.

[@marshsundeen]

@@artiemedley9369 true. Neel was in love with a green, fuzzy girl at home.

[@SimonTalksStarWars]

It's not that serious :D

[@spencerpalmer4961]

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