Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1, Episode 4 Review
This review contains full spoilers for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1, Episode 4.
Some fans have compared Skeleton Crew to Star Wars Goonies, but Episode 4 brings in another beloved reference point, akin to a Doctor Who episode. The central thematic gimmick revolves around two factions, the Troik and the Hattan, locked in a perpetual conflict. The episode delivers a valuable lesson that real strength can be found in kindness rather than in fighting.
Neel, the elephant boy, takes center stage in this episode. While the other members of the Crew may come off as one-dimensional, Neel’s character gets further development as he interacts with a warrior girl named Hayna. Their exchange highlights the idea that fighting a meaningless war indefinitely may not be the best path forward.
The action unfolds on the planet At Achrann, where the Crew ends up due to a mix-up in coordinates. The once peaceful planet now lies in ruins due to continuous warfare, leaving a chilling impact on the young characters. This revelation sets the stage for an intriguing mystery that keeps viewers engaged.
Several twists unfold, including SM-33’s hidden past on the planet and his suspicious behavior. The episode’s direction takes a darker turn, reminiscent of Evil Dead, adding a unique flair to the Star Wars universe.
With SM-33’s betrayal, the dynamic among the characters shifts, allowing for more playful interactions and humorous moments. Jod Na Nawood’s character gets a chance to shine in comedic situations, keeping the episode entertaining.
Overall, Episode 4 of Skeleton Crew continues to deliver excitement and progress towards the Crew’s ultimate goal, keeping viewers engaged and eager to see what happens next.