THE SECRETS ARE UNRAVELING | Star Wars: Skeleton Crew (Episode 3)

[@EM-fl5od]

1:32 The visor KB has is a cybernetic modification, they were more common during The Old Republic, it most likely has a monitor for her parents to track.

[@ceezyjeffezy2213]

Crimson Jack is written like a Jedi without purpose. He uses his force powers only to deceive and manipulate but he also speaks truthfully by not directly lying.

[@analyticalplum]

That is spot on!

[@imani00011]

Mom 2 “our daughter has very urgent medical needs” what needs? Does she know of said needs? Didn’t know she even said that until watching this. Interesting

[@analyticalplum]

I’m so interested in what the situation is with KB

[@przemekkozlowski7835]

After episode 2 aired, I saw a lot of arguments about whether the guy is really a Jedi and if he is why he has not escaped from the prison. The show then has the characters ask these questions right at the beginning of this episode. Later they argue that the trick with the key could have been done with magnets or secret technology which is what tons of comments said after episode 2.

[@Dark_eVader]

Getting more intriguing and exciting. The instrument that gave the music that sci-fi creepy sound is called a Theremin. It works like an old radio with rabbit ears that squeals in changing frequencies the closer or farther away you or your hands are from the "antenna". Is your fiance always nearby watching what you are reacting to? If so, why not include him in your reactions if it is also going to be his first time to view it?

[@analyticalplum]

So interesting!! He works beside me a lot of the times when I film 🤣 Perhaps I can get him to be in a video

[@fraliexb]

His name is Captain Jack Silvo. His character's name is from the comics. Does not look like current casting. Google him he has red hair and a Fu Manchu.

[@analyticalplum]

Ooh I wasn't aware there were comics for this! Thank you

[@LeChaunce]

@analyticalplum There aren't -- yet. The original Marvel Comics adaptation back in '77 continued past Ep. 4 with a story arc inspired by Seven Samurai/Magnificent Seven in which Han and Chewie are hired by Crimson Jack the Pirate for a job along with a crew of other outlaws and misfits. Marvel re-introduced the character as a contemporary of Rey and Finn and the sequel characters a few years ago in a recent comic series set at least 20-25 years after the events of this show, so the characters are unlikely to be the same.

[@gustavoolivieri6568]

I think his true name is Jod Na Nawood, and the other names are names he uses here and there, for piratey reasons... 😉🏴‍☠️

[@bobsavage3317]

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[@budweiser600]

There are so many great things to react to, I'm not sure why you chose this.

[@analyticalplum]

Because I think this series is great!

[@budweiser600]

@analyticalplum Good luck.

[@Zacharysharkhazard]

@@budweiser600 lmfao ok “budweiser600”