Skeleton Crew - Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin Review

[@kurisuuu48]

Regarding those imperial helmets: I think there was a mention somewhere in the episode about "arms dealers" coming to the planet from time to time, so I guess that's where they got them from

[@delarkaBCN]

"hides for ammunition"

[@kittywhoop3229]

I think that there are two ways in which they could have gotten the helmets, either someone else found them at an imperial base and then traded them, or the empire might have sent troops there at one point

[@thimovijfschaft3271]

The Huttan clan uses Republic PDF gear. I think the planets tried to stay isolated during the rise of the Empire, but the Empire found them anyway and wrecked the planet and now the last survivors are fighting over scraps

[@joekyle6594]

Yeah, I think it's very likely the clans on At Achrann have been trading with warlords, merchants, and smugglers and probably have an assortment of all sorts of old equipment they purchased from any willing sellers. A lot of smaller factions in Star Wars, especially immediately after the fall of the Empire, seem to really like using old Imperial equipment, of only because of its quality and how commonplace it is. Alternatively, there's a chance the gear they're using is some kind of Old Republic equipment left on the planet for its defense when it was hidden away, but I find it really unlikely military equipment would last that long on a planet like this.

[@TheBackseaterYT]

Who tf cares?

[@BobbyTheWallflower]

The camera work when SM-33 was repeating "Limb from limb" was quite unsettling in a good way

[@jedisalamander2457]

It definitely felt like The Daniels had a hand in it, there's some similar camerawork in Everything Everywhere All At Once, and they did direct both!

[@StuartLugsden]

Indeed

[@shinyagumon7015]

I didn't expect shaky cam but it works

[@aehlmann07]

Definitely had some horror villain vibes

[@andedom]

I love that SM33 got absolutely terrifying this episode. That will give the kids nightmares

[@keenanmoore264]

That steady cam attached to SM-33s chest was so perfectly scary when he went all stabby stabby.

[@CantankerousDave]

*Called a Snorricam.

[@al28854]

for some reason I was thinking butt plug in that seen with the camera angles, considering this episode comes from '' the Daniels'' directing

[@TheBackseaterYT]

No it wasn't. Just poor camerawork.

[@SoBeKprod]

Those Old Republic planets start to feel like Vault-Tec's shelters from Fallout, I will not be surprised if we see another planet with different settings (or experiments), we have a supervised/protected world and a world at war for now. I get that the jewels were said to be "destroyed" except for At Attin but the war between two clans felt like it was forever like this.

[@runningthemeta5570]

I can see it, the conflict with the Troik and Hatan make me think of Vault with the red and blue sectors

[@Bionickpunk]

Or the coordinates for the other jewels got compromised and that those planets got attacked by raiders and slavers. Then the loss of resources made the remaining settlers go against each other.

[@SoBeKprod]

@Bionickpunk But still, the planet being attacked doesn’t justify the state of permanent clan war, the inhabitants have access to offworld ressources (as stated in the episode they bargain for munitions) so they could have easily fled their planet a long time ago since the destruction of their version of the Barrier or bought passage with those who are bargaining with them or bargained for food and other essential ressources (resolving the conflict). Instead of that they prefer engage in some kind of wargame (the weapons used, the “flag" line, all of the setting seems off) and bargain their few ressource to continue a fight with seemingly no start or end

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

The first episode was truly dystopian & scary. Those kids living in a dystopian U.S suburb, complete with helicopter parents and nanny droids ... and no drinking before 21 ! Thank god they escaped ;)

[@tobiaslawrence8928]

This show and sm-33 is reminding me of Disney's most underrated and underappreciated treasure planet.

[@poenpotzu2865]

Glad to see people still remember Treasure Planet fondly. I wouldnt be surprised if the supervisor has the original memory databanks for SM-33

[@jacoblyman9441]

Robert Louis Stephenson's Treasure Island which the Disney film was based on, is basically the godfather of all pirate fiction stories; so the resemblance is probably not an accident considering the references to Peter Pan in Skeleton Crew as well. Just need a Jack Sparrow character to roundoff the pirate story references. 😂

[@99jarjarbinks]

Yes! Love Treasure Planet!

[@sandal_thong8631]

Just watched _Treasure Planet_ after _Skeleton Crew_ came out. It didn't do much for me. One critic said the lead was too old; more an adult than a kid.

[@Trabreno30]

@@jacoblyman9441 Treasure Island is also where every last god-awful pirate stereotype comes from.

[@rotcod2886]

Every time SM33 said he can't say he remembers, he stutters. I noticed that some time ago.

[@amaranthpaean]

Yeah, I did, too! I’ve been calling Fern’s interaction with her maid droid “Chekhov’s memory override” since my second rewatch of that episode. Was psyched to see that, for once, I was actually right!

[@Scorch1028]

That planet is "At-Akron, Ohio". It has a Rustbelt feel to it. 😆

[@rotcod2886]

@Scorch1028 it's in the Midwest Rim

[@sandal_thong8631]

Just went back to the conversation where he's asked, "Are the kids from At Attin?" He says they're from somewhere then "Aye."

[@TheBackseaterYT]

Who tf cares?

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

0:39 Those satellites almost have a similar appearance to Operation Cinder satellites, at least to me anyway.

[@TheWhills]

Thought the same

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Onyx Cinder!?!

[@Soundwave2423]

Maybe that’s what the “barrier” is protecting At Attin from

[@darthmop1]

Perhaps they can be a defense system and a weapon at he same time. Like a fail-safe system in case the planet gets uncovered. The other planets were compromised and therefore destroyed. Somehow the old captain of the Onyx Cinder found a way around to infiltrate the system but ultimatively found his demise. Or it ist just a red hering

[@MartinWilsey]

They should have collected ALL the hidden planet coordinates. Go to the next one and find the At Attin coordinates!

[@TySama0]

That's likely what they'll do.

[@themaxreboexperience5221]

I bet the old captain thought of that and erased all of them.

[@Kreedman100]

Thought the same. Weird they are skipping such an obvious solution

[@RedHeadKevin]

​@Kreedman100 the episode ended before they really got a chance to take notes.

[@248Hippie]

it's also possible those other planets could be destroyed

[@jakubszewczyk2850]

So Fern basically wanted to run SM-33 as an administrator, only for him to give her the Screen of Death.

[@TheBackseaterYT]

That makes no sense.

[@PerovNigma]

So, it's official - _"Can't say I remember no at Attin"_ is SM-33's _"It's a magical place."_

[@Scorch1028]

At-Akron, Ohio. 😆

[@GuanoLad]

"Can't say" literally meant that he couldn't say it. Very clever.

[@hotch4421]

was not expecting anyone to reference Agents of Shield, LFG man!!

[@alexandersteel7272]

How was At-Attin? It sucked.

[@RedHeadKevin]

I think Neel (and his people) are literally too sweet for that world. It's not a place where kindness and generosity are the way to survive.

[@alexbull5836]

I get the feeling that SM-33’s previous captain is either a character we have met on At Attin or is the supervisor. The kids found the ship on At Attin hidden with no captain on board and a droid who had been commanded to forget everything. Now we also learn the previous captain went to great lengths to hide At Attins whereabouts from others.

[@TheBackseaterYT]

Who tf cares?

[@tomsimmons7673]

I think all the planets in that room are all similar, part of some experiment, each with a different variable. At Atin might be a utopia, while this planet was dystopian.

[@adamscheu4218]

The vault-tec of Star Wars

[@amaranthpaean]

I’m not entirely certain At Attin IS a utopia. We don’t know enough about it yet…

[@moodswinggaming2972]

@@amaranthpaean indeed, i think its actually closer to a dystopia because of all the vehicles on rails, no one being allowed to venture off course into the forest, and having pre-determined lives.

[@amaranthpaean]

@ Well said!

[@TheDarkPorkins]

@@moodswinggaming2972 I wish we had vehicles on rails on Earth tbh

[@maxo.9928]

The gear the At Achrann groups are using and the mention of not dealing with off-worlders, *except for trading*, really makes me wonder if some of their armor *is*, in fact, surplus Imperial Army Trooper gear some smuggler or trader dropped off in exchange for pelts.

[@shinyagumon7015]

@@maxo.9928 probably made a fortune selling them cheap junk everyone else would rather not keep

[@belgeode]

Did you get a vibe that those satellites around the planet look eerily like what we know from Project Cinder? I wonder if that is intentional or not?

[@marianxendor3974]

Can't believe how nobody is talking about this! I thought the same

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

To me, on first glance, they looked like the asteroid base of the Haxian Brood from Fallen Order.

[@arwinaBluKat]

A bunch of people from generation tech video are talking about it.

[@jordanellisrannells3488]

@@marianxendor3974 i see it everywhere, everyone is talking about it hahah

[@Bionickpunk]

I wonder if the world got invaded by the Empire, then scotched by Operation Cinder.

[@StuartLugsden]

I dunno how but SM-33 scared me when he went into dark side mode.

[@Scorch1028]

He reminded me of one of the evil T-800s in the Terminator movies. That planet At-Akron was like the post-apocalyptic L.A. in 2029 that Kyle Reese left behind.

[@JonBerry555]

I do feel like Jod could have abandoned the kids, but choose not to. Either he is growing soft or has an ulterior motive. And at this point those don't have to be mutually exclusive.

[@Sekir80]

He just want the treasure.

[@JonBerry555]

@@Sekir80 So did Long John Silver from Treasure Island, but he developed a soft side for Jim Hawkins, Not enough for him to give up being a pirate, but enough to protect Jim.

[@Sekir80]

@@JonBerry555 As of now, should I have ended my sentence. Lot of people bring up parallels to Treasurer Island/Treasure Planet, I'd guess it would be wise of Disney to just copy that formula to SW, why not? In the end you might be quite correct!

[@misterdoctor308]

7:23 THE BRAVEST BOY EVER!

[@RobertRodriguezMusic]

I loved this episode so much! It felt like such a big adventure in one episode. The emotional character arcs were incredible and now I’m even more intrigued by the mystery of At Attin

[@royalty225]

There’s a statue of Neel’s species on At Attin, so it’s interesting how this statue is missing the head

[@ScottRawlings1138]

He actually can't say he remembers At Attin. Like, programmed not to.

[@OshieBichar]

I feel like Jod is lying about paying off the Hattan. I think he may have taken them out with his force abilities, and kept the credits for himself, and the credits will fall out of his pocket in a future episode - and the kids will find out what really happened.

[@amaranthpaean]

Yeah, maybe not dead, but mind tricked for sure.

[@josemengelez6947]

he doesn't have any force powers. he's using the the teek from the first episode to fake it, as they can move so fast they're imperceptible. after all, what's more pirate coded than having a pet monkey doing your bidding?

[@fusel5883]

@@josemengelez6947 .... you are joking, right?

[@brianjl7477]

The Galaxy - and our world too - needs to listen to Neel. They are words that we sorely need to hear.

[@tentenbits]

such a good episode. The planets are reminding me of vaults from Fallout. Same buildings, same structure, different starting conditions, and let's see how they grow.

[@DJMarcO138]

The satellites they flew past look EXACTLY like the ones from Operation Cinder (Battlefront 2) - the planet is destroyed, which was what Operation Cinder accomplished, and that would also explain why there'd be Imperial armor laying around. It might also explain why At Attin was "hidden", to spare them from being destroyed.

[@OneTrueRoon]

When Neel fainted I was like "He died? And this is supposed to a kid's movie..."

[@Scorch1028]

I also thought that Neel died. It's because his fainting was delayed until after his friends assembled around him. They were cheering him on for saving their lives, and then Neel fainted, as opposed to fainting immediately after SM-33 fell on him -- which would have made more sense. By contrast, the chunky dude in _Road House_ fainted the moment that the stuffed polar bear fell on him in his boss's trophy room. That's what I would have expected Neel to do when SM-33 fell on him, but the writers had something different in mind.

[@pascalmohtaschem3405]

Seeing as the captain didn't want anyone to know the coordinates to At Attin and the ship and the robot ended up there, it would be logical that the captain is on At Attin, maybe even alive to this day. Maybe it's one of the parents?

[@pascalmohtaschem3405]

Also, there is no one from Neel's species on At Achrin, because that family was brought to At Attin by the captain - Neel's father/mother/grandparent is the captain.

[@RedHeadKevin]

The Captain is Wim's dad, who we'll find out is really Willrow Hood

[@syedshah9029]

If it is someone on At Attin, my guess is it will be the mysterious supervisor

[@Flynn01979]

I feel like At Achrann rebelled against their administrator at some point. And, that's how they ended up eventually becoming a post apocalyptic planet.

[@PapaPalps007]

At first I thought that the planet was protected and hidden because it had a different time line and they had arrived back on At Attin many years in the future (almost like the water planet in Interstellar)....would have been devastating for the kids but kind of intereresting

[@lothcat01]

same but it's probably far-fetched

[@hiedra68]

I believe that the mention about the auto pilot is just to set the fact that the ship and her crew were there before, probably causing the destruction we see. It makes me want to know what stopped the pirates to do the same in At Attin, so many interesting possibilities!

[@podracer35]

Yeah, that makes sense. I thought the autopilot was coming from the planet, but it could have been pre programmed into the Onyx Cinder.

[@darkangel220a]

This episode made me love Neel he's so pure , and my heart broke for hayna 🥺

[@Scorch1028]

Yeah. Neel deserves a prominent role in the New Republic when he's older.

[@shinyagumon7015]

Didn't expect amention of the Great Divide episode in this, but yeah major vibes from that. They say in the episode that they have been trading with off-worlders fora while trading their hides for things like ammunion so the imperial gear is probably old surplus some cunning trader has managed to peddle to them for an inflated price. The At Atan barrier is probably non fuctioning now so the planet can be located by outsiders. I guess the next step is visiting the other planets who they do have the coordinates for in hopes that their supervisor office is still intact?

[@elwizschold]

I love this show so far. The mystery regarding the At-planets is just at the right level for this type of show, the kids are doing a good job, and Jod is an interesting character for this type of show. 9/10 so far for me.

[@TheRealCodeBlack]

I vote they separate SM-33's head from the rest of him so he can't - ahem - tear 'em apart limb from limb, and just carry him around like Murray The Demonic Skull from Monkey Island.

[@roomerdoomer]

What is the significance of the naming convention of these planets? At Attin, At Achrann, At Aytuu, At Arissia, At Aravin, At Acoda? @?

[@OrionInSpace]

The biggest reason why I love Kneele so much is because the way he’s written is exactly how you’d wish every kid would be like. I’ll admit the first 5-10 minutes of the show leading up to when we see this new group of people had me worried but then when Kneele starts getting more focus and it gets us to those reveals at the end of the episode I was locked in.

[@gmanengineer]

I’m really loving this show! It sounds like 33’s old captain is similar to Captain Flint from the Treasure Island book.

[@Scorch1028]

Jude Law is unintentionally funny. I laughed when he said: "Just shoot me". 😆

[@embarcadora]

I wonder if sm33 old captain also destroyed the coordinates on the other planet‘s towers. Assuming each planet has the same supervisor tower. Or they will just take the coordinates from the droid somehow. I mean we just have 4 episodes left and I feel they will get home soon. They are totally changing the future of the planet and I really hope the go for more seasons🤷🏻‍♀️

[@BallisticTech]

I thought about it more and I'm definitely feeling a lot of parallels to Fallout. The neighborhoods looked so similar. The 9 planets = vaults. The supervisors = overseers, the great work = vault social experiments. In Fallout 4 some of the plot revolved around raiders breaking in and interfering with things. I'm starting to think maybe this second hidden planet had a Militaristic themed great work. And when things broke down they devolved into fighting factions. Maybe the schools focused on things like military cadet training and that ended up influencing their current state. Would be cool if other planets devolved or ended up reflecting the Great Work's theme as well.

[@DivineCornbread]

Did anyone notice his little trunk shaking when he got scared?

[@mazubahtender]

Fun thing I noticed: Heina's weapon has a Dalek gunstick from Doctor Who at the end, much like the blaster seen in episode 1 of the Mandalorian, but this time it's just the standard gunstick.

[@qifuhyue3568]

The SM-33 closeup scene reminded me of the scene in No Way Home when Peter’s spidey-sense was tingling at Happy’s apartment

[@DamienHawkeGaming]

This is one that made me nod in remembrance when they said "the kids will be in real danger" they get enlisted in a army type group during episode 4 and get literally told if they become deserters and run they will be shot down. Then at the end the droid turns on them due to unforeseen consequences of one part desperation and one part curiosity. And I loved my Ma's reactions for Neel as usual, but more so this time as he had more to do in this episode and shined.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

Jod really reminds me of the Tenth Doctor. The body language, the facial expressions, the accent. The Tenth Doctor always had that swashbuckling energy that the other Doctor Who 2005 Doctors didn't have.

[@Swordhand1]

I can see that. The Tenth Doctor would probably say something like "They have eopies! I love a good eopie"

[@Scorch1028]

The planet in this episode reminded me of the post-apocalyptic 2029 Los Angeles in _The Terminator_ movies. SM-33 turning against the kids further added to the Terminator feel of this episode.

[@jasonviner8259]

I thought when the kids found them it was going to be Lord of the Flies plot on this planet.

[@Mattyboi802]

It's great to have a family show. My son is 6 and loves it

[@jamiewalsh3349]

The mystery of At Attin is really getting me invested

[@ZachBobBob]

Really liked this episode going into the themes and ethics of war since that's I think we don't see much more anymore in a franchise literally called Star WARS. Seeing it through a childs perspective also was a nice change.

[@MCLegoboy]

See, I wasn't as in love with this episode. It really only felt like half a story, and then they introduce a new part of the plot. I feel like we're not even close to being done with this planet, and there's still all this other stuff to do with SM-33, but I was really expecting a bit more conflict between the two factions on the planet. I imagine we'll still get that, there's this whole thing with the Eopies that I'm suspicious about, that big canon has to come into play somehow, or maybe that's forshadowing something on At Attin that only Neel's going to know about that most everyone else won't, but this episode just left me wanting more. I loved everything in the episode, just not the structure of it all.

[@podracer35]

Yeah, definitely could have used an extra minute or two to wrap, but just another example of an episode ending that feels like it was a cut of a longer movie.

[@MCLegoboy]

@@podracer35 That's the weird thing about this show. It's not really a movie that's been stretched out, there's just too much in it, and it doesn't feel like padding, it's serialized, but not really, and it's certainly not episodic. It's like they keep cutting episodes in half, and halfway through the runtime, they start another episode.

[@podracer35]

@@MCLegoboy ah, you're right. Longer episode, not movie haha there is definitely something off there

[@tgif1345]

I enjoyed the episode, but with only four episodes left I hope they're able to stick the landing this time. I'm also hoping we get more development for KB and what exactly her medical problems are, since they were mentioned by the parents an episode or two ago, but KB herself hasn't mentioned it at all.

[@Scorch1028]

I was hoping to see the kids' parents again. They're worried sick. They probably haven't slept in days.

[@tgif1345]

@@Scorch1028 Exactly! But, being that this show is inspired by those '80s coming of age movies, the parents will probably just be in the background for the rest of the season.

[@bountyhunterbreaks898]

The moment when Fern was overriding SM-33's locked memory and he began to say that his captain had warned him that if anyone tried to get the coordinates took me back to Biff talking to Marty and mentioning what Old Biff warned him about. I truly expected to get a "What's that?" moment! And Neel must be protected at all costs!!!!!

[@Scorch1028]

I wouldn't trust SM-33 unless he was re-programmed by one of those droid-smiths that we saw in _The Rise Of Skywalker_ and _The Book of Boba Fett_ .

[@DeadlyNancy]

Alex, I appreciate you taking time off to be with family and not choosing to ignore them for the sake of "I must get this out ASAP or my business will be ruined!"

[@diabologe]

10/10 for this episode.

[@rhaenatargaryen8061]

i thought it was weird that fern was getting so little this episode until the end payoff. what a delightful performance it hit hard.

[@PrinceAntony989]

4:01 yes! I was also reminded of that Anakin and Obi-wan comic when I saw this, and I only just recently read that one.

[@SkullMan19]

Strix mentions in one line that the only contact they have with offworlders is to trade for weapons and equipment, so that's probably how they got ahold of Imperial gear

[@kitfistosdentalplan1319]

Could they go to another Jewel of the Old Republic planet to find the coordinates to At Atin from another supervisor’s tower that SM-33 never visited or damaged?

[@Redpmac]

I’m kinda the opposite in that I really liked the first 3 episodes and found this to be the weakest. It just felt like a needless diversion and something to pad out the story. I did enjoy some of the character moments, especially the one between Wim and Fern and the stuff in the tower was good. It’s just all the stuff with the two tribes at war and the kid warriors, that felt very small and like an episode of Doctor Who or something. It was one of those weird, out of nowhere, endings as well. I didn’t hate it but it wasn’t my favourite.

[@Saukko31]

I am not trusting Jod at all. Episode was excellent, and I loved the little moment between Fern and Wim. This episode was a roller-coaster!

[@BG_StuartJ]

When relating this show to the Goonies after the first two episodes, I said that Neel kind of struck me as the "Chunk" character, and now he invited a found friend to come live at his house, just like Chunk did.

[@thimovijfschaft3271]

The Huttan clan uses Republic PDF gear.

[@Maria-ye7vy]

My best guess is that they'll go to one of the other lost planets (they have the coordinates for them) to try and see if these planets also have a watch tower with coordinates (and non-destroyed At Attin coordinates)

[@leeroyloke8415]

What if all those nine worlds were meant to be show-case worlds for future colonisation, including built-in standardised planetary defences, of the Outer Rim worlds during the High Republic era? But during the High Republic events involving the Nhile pirates, which caused part of Republic space to be cut off under the pirates' control, the eight worlds destroyed were caught in those events and At-Attin's location was lost and forgotten due to the chaos which ended the High Republic era.

[@sannucca3343]

There's something about Jod that reminds me of young Han Solo, maybe it's the arrogance but I love it. And Jude Law's performance has also been solid in this role.

[@wilbimcs]

Mathieu Kassovitz, a well known, french actor and director is in this episode

[@ruthbennett7563]

He was fantastic as the love interest in « Amelie »❤

[@Lusadio_Rafantes]

I'm wondering if the mysterious supervisor is SM-33's original captain🤔

[@Scorch1028]

SM-33 cannot be trusted until he is re-wired by a droid-smith. That's for sure. For the time being, he really should be disassembled. Forget about turning him back on, and hoping that he will behave himself. He's gone back to his original captain's programming, and he's extremely dangerous.

[@maxo.9928]

Y'know I said before that At Attin is like Space Vancouver or Seattle but At Achrann is really looking like Space Toronto 😂

[@djash7161]

No Jod used the force to persuade them and keep all the credits for himself

[@F0XD1E]

I'm calling it. The little worm guy in his head is the old captain.

[@Sarged40]

Neel is just Space Rizzler

[@jerdonclar8655]

There were multiple spires with coordinates. I'm thinking there are a few hidden planets all serving the same purpose as At Attin. I'm betting we will see a similar third planet...ar least.

[@yhctower]

My review was very different this week. This was the first episode of the series that I didn't really enjoy. Just thought it was ok

[@ludwigvanbeethoven8448]

I agree. I found the whole thing to be a big step down from the previous episode and tracking with what I was worried the show might be before Ep.2 and 3.

[@simonbarnes8303]

They’ll just go to one of the other planets and look at the coordinates in the corresponding Supervisor’s tower.

[@jakebrosius]

I’m feeling like I missed something on last nights episode. I agree with Alex on the story beats and the mystery of the planets, but feel it was done in such a kludgy manner that it really took me out of the story and left me disappointed. Happy to see that it seems so many others enjoyed it!

[@tomsimmons7673]

I think they will go to another planet that has the coordinates in that room to see if there is a simliar tower.

[@pierrekimmel7364]

I was surprised to see Mathieu Kassovitz in a Star Wars project ! He's a very famous french actor and director. He had a cameo in The 5th Element ;)

[@MrLinguist88]

The Daniels directed that episode - is worth a mention ❤

[@Boba_Fett_Bounty_Hunter]

The first time he said "Can't say I remember no At-Attin" in this episode, I realized that something was up. No one was talking to him, yet he still said that. And that's when I realized it. So when they realized it after the like 3rd or 4th time, I was happy to see I was right

[@maevethefox5912]

I had absolutely zero expectations heading into this show, but I've been enjoying it so much. It's just like ... a fun adventure in a way we don't often get on TV anymore.

[@alexandre.o.branco]

The more I watch this adorable series, the more I have to think about its parallels to Treasure Island or rather its Treasure Planet reinterpretation. This episode was actually more on the Peter Pan side of things when the kids get stranded and encounter the lost kids? Also the mystery around what really happened with Jod Da? I wouldn’t be surprised if the Hattan are in a way related to his pirate buddies and he convinced them with the old republic credits to support his quest for the treasure.

[@NewDealDem2187]

So the Captain is gonna be the Supervisor maybe? Stole the role from someone and is living the high life?

[@LiKeMiKe103]

The opening also made me believe they were back home. Thought the auto-landing lock feature was because ships weren't allowed there so I definitely thought they were about to be summoned to the Supervisor. Love how this show keeps you guessing.

[@azeemtravadi6128]

To be fair, in that Avatar The Last Airbender episode, we don't know that it was something inconsequential. Aang just made a story up because no one remembered the root of the conflict - for all we know it might've been consequential at one point in the distant past.

[@benmoralesfc3]

Doesn't SM 33 have a lot of similarities with K2 SO?

[@99jarjarbinks]

Great review as always, Alex! 👍👍 Yeah, a great episode with some interesting tid bits and like you mentioned character developments. And Neel, what else can you say about the little guy? What makes him a badass is his kindness and compassion in spite of what's happening around him and his friends. Loving Neel more and more. And don't worry about reviewing the next two episodes late. You and Molly enjoy your Holidays. You both deserve it. May The Force Be With You, Both. ☺️🎄🎁☃️❄️

[@RyanHaney55]

This was my favorite episode, so far, too. I agree about the satellites in the barrier. I'm impressed whenever a child can realistically cry on camera. I'm ever more interested in the At Attin mystery, now. The "At" planets were built with layouts similar to each other but the 2 we've seen so far have vastly different societies even if the species are the same. Watching Neel in the foreground or background is delightful. The statues with coordinates reminds me of a Metroid game or something. The buildings in one place being intact and another place being in ruin reminds me of A Link to the Past.

[@kevtron3000]

Glad you're starting to dig the series. Happy Holidays!

[@jk3three]

In Neel we trust!

[@itsrogue2]

seems to,me that they have the coordinants of the other "jewels" why not go to one of them and see if there is a tower there with at atins coordinants

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

I watched episode one : Kids escape a dystopian prison planet, that resembles North- American suburbia, complete with helicopter droids and copy-paste houses . Enough said ;)

[@perry0998]

Im a big defendant of kids in media, from Anakin to X23, but i cant wait for Whim to get some Character development, consequences from his actions

[@EthanFrowen]

Amazing video I love your content keep up the great work

[@QuixoteX]

I'm getting Fallout Vibes from this. Like maybe each planet served a different purpose, like the vaults, and some failed horribly.

[@djwebmasster]

just an overarching opinion to add to something you said... I too take a while to take a liking to the details in these types of series. One of the deficiencies is the single digit number of episodes in a season. if there were more (as the Clone Wars series) episodes, I believe the bond I develop with the characters and commitment to the series would definitely run deeper. I also agree this is a VERY VERY good series and find myself hooked to it.

[@googlewasouridea]

SM -33 is Smee from Peter Pan reference right?

[@nodatastored684]

*Joe Na is Jaybo Hood from the Clone Wars, who is Sidious Son* He and Omega are Reys Parents. Omega and rey strangely have the same affectations

[@Bawgle]

got Fallout vibes from this episode

[@Noxx55]

While not deviating, and even conforming to Star Wars' visual "bible". For some reason it was a little weird seeing an American M1 helmet from WW2 with no greebles. It caught me off guard for some reason. I'm not suggesting that's a bad thing at all, just stood out to me.

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

Happy Holidays!