Skeleton Crew was originally pitched as a movie — well before Disney+ “came into existence,” says series co-creator Jon Watts. Created by Watts (director of Spider-Man: No Way Home) and Chris Ford (Spider-Man: Homecoming writer) and set during the same timeframe as Disney+’s live-action The

Skeleton Crew's showrunners have confirmed where it sits on the Star Wars timeline The sci-fi franchise's latest TV show takes place after the events of Return of the Jedi However, the series' creators haven't definitively decided which year its story is set in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's creators have confirmed where the Jude Law-starring series fits onto the ever-expanding Star Wars timeline.

Skeleton Crew is right around the corner. With the updated release date on December 2, it's literally days away. The different look and tone of the series with its Amblin inspiration and Guardians of the Galaxy-esque trailer has upped the hype.

Skeleton Crew will draw from a very deep well of references to make its world feel like old-school Star Wars. In a Den of Geek profile, showrunners Jon Watts and Christopher Ford hinted at their series containing some obscure nods to Star Wars' early decades and corners of the galaxy once explored in the 1990s-era Expanded Universe.

Skeleton Crew will premiere with two episodes, but when does they release on Disney+? The story of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has been highly anticipated since its announcement, with the show looking to continue Lucasfilm's positive streak of small-screen projects.

Skeleton Crew is set to make its debut, continuing Lucasfilm's impressive streak of small-screen successes. As the next chapter in the Star Wars New Republic timeline, the series has garnered significant attention,

"Star Wars" is full of jaw-dropping CGI moments. The franchise has had a reputation for cutting-edge visual effects since the very beginning, when George Lucas committed to an impossible task to create the impressive imagery of "Star Wars: Episode IV -- A New Hope.