Skeleton Crew, the latest entry in the ever-expanding Star Wars universe, premiered on Disney+ on December 2, 2024.

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The finale made it clear that he was found by a Jedi (Yasmine Al Massri's character) who took him under his guidance and trained him. However, his Jedi trainer was hunted down but survived during Order 66 when thousands of Jedis across the galaxy were betrayed and murdered.

Disney has yet to officially confirm whether Skeleton Crew will return to screens for a second season. Series co-creators Watts and Ford last year discussed the challenges other outings of the show would face, given that the main characters are children.

While it may not be a lot that is coming from the galaxy far far away this year, they are still getting fans excited.

In fact, after the Season 1 finale aired Tuesday on Disney+, viewers flooded social media channels like X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram with calls to the show’s creators, Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, to start drawing up plans for a second season… if they haven’t already, that is.

Skeleton Crew' creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford on the finale, why Jude Law's lightsaber doesn’t turn red and expanding 'Star Wars' canon.

While Star Wars has seen a lot of beloved characters from the animated shows adapted to live action, a rumored new move could mean it's game time.

Skeleton Crew' season 2 is uncertain as Disney+ has yet to renew it. Fans and creators show great interest in continuing the

Now that Skeleton Crew has wrapped, let's explore how the latest Star Wars series affects the larger franchise and the ever-growing Mandalorian universe.

Skeleton Crew came to a close this week, but one of the most exciting revelations came from behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram. Actress Yasmine Al Massri posted a few shots of her time on set dressed as a Jedi character that was ultimately cut from the final story.

Skeleton Crew creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford discuss what a potential second season of the Disney+ show could look like.