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SKELETON CREW 1.03 "Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem"

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You had a frazzled single parent under a ton of pressure snap at a kid ONCE after the child was found out of bounds on a hugely important day. What's there to hate? He didn't hit his child, or lock him in his room, or even send him to bed without his supper. He fought against the system to win his child a second chance. You're absolutely right, Wendle doesn't deserve a redemption arc -- because there's nothing he needs to redeem.

If you don't mind being mildly spoiled about upcoming episodes of Skeleton Crew, on the official Star Wars site there is a promo image of (SPOILER AHEAD!!!!) Wim's dad riding a hover bike alongside Wim, KB, and Neel as they appear to be in a great hurry to get somewhere! I feel like Wim's dad might have a bit of a redemption arc of his own!

Be honest? I don't care. They set up the character so successfully, I don't think I'll change my mind.

I had to stop watching Tokusatsu GaGaGa when her mom appeared. My visceral hatred for her was so raging, I had to stop watching the show, half because I couldn't stand to see her do more to her daughter, and half because I fear they'd try to redeem her. She deserved no redemption, and neither does this guy, who's probably secretly worried that his son's actions will affect his chances of promotion.

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1880, Carl Wendling German, Bacchus offering wine in a slver bowl to a marble satyr herm

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Jo Bacche, 1880, Carl Wendling

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hello!! ❤️❤️

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monster Wonder Woman by Claire Wendling

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I LOVE MAIN CHARACTERSSS RAGHHHHH!!!

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the king of the world !!!!!!!!! 👑

happy 10th anniversary to one of my favourite shows of all time….. it is so special to me :o) 🎉

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When it's a trio of 3 Boys (one smart,one silly/dumb,and the other one who knows what)

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RAAAAHHH

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Skeleton Crew - Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem

"The truth! The truth is, I'm just like you! Okay? I'm lost. I'm alone." Jod Na Nawood

Episode 3 continues to keep the momentum and peak quality of the premiere up!

We finally got to see KB's parents (I love that they're her moms), and it will be interesting to see why her moms put cybernetics (one of the functions is a life monitor, and apparently, she needs medical needs) in KB. I wonder if the cybernetics might be due to an accident or a birth defect. I love how KB stands in for people with disabilities. I hope we get to see more of Wendle's story and maybe even some backstory for him.

I love that KB got the most focus after the first two episodes didn't really go into her. I love the subtle insult about the chances Job isn't a Jedi given her knowledge of the Jedi is from the OR Era when the Jedi were much more numerous.

Similar to the Acolyte, I really appreciate the show for not trying to delay the obvious mysteries like making it clear Jod is Captain Silvo and how he's intending right now in the story at least to try to find the treasure on At Attin. Also that Battle Droid asking if they won totally gave me Jedi Survivor vibes with another Droid asking that same question haha.

I really love the visual effects, especially the owl alien Kh'ymm later on. The budget for Kh'kymm visual effects is on-par with the movies, and honestly this show has a lot more movie quality than Ahsoka.

Jod needs to respect droids and soon. SM-33 is always a gem and he has a good keen on Jod's untrusty nature. I'm glad we got to see how Jod is a genuine Force-user (Jude Law has already confirmed he is genuine about his Force-sensitive status). However, Jod might be old enough to have been around during the Clone Wars, which would make his prejudice against droids make sense.

I really love that Kh'ymm is an actual good being, and she thinks Jod kidnaps the kids when we know it's the opposite case. However, she is right that Jod does have ulterior motives. It's nice to see some genuinely nice beings in this galaxy. Also, her Observatory looks so amazing.

At Attin, one of the Jewels of the Old Republic is definitely from the actual Old Republic which makes me pretty excited. I thought we would need to wait until the MMO dies to see Old Republic content but I'm glad we're also starting to dip into the Era. I like the concept of hiding away certain worlds akin to time capsules unaffected by the outside galaxy. I'm going to guess those Jewels were destroyed by the Sith, the Nihil, the Clone Wars, and definitely the Empire. The more I think about it, At Attin and the Jewel world are the equivalent of a Fallout Vault. It makes me wonder if there's smth more malevolent to the world: What is At Attin's experiment lmao.

It's so weird in a good way to see the kids not know about what's going on since their isolation such as not knowing about how rough Coruscant got it post-war and Alderaan's destruction...God that's going to be awkward when the kids know what happened to Alderaan and the wars since their isolation. Can't wait for Wim to learn about Order 66.

My theory is whoever the Supervisor and the govt is that they have some access to the outside galaxy and they might've taken some things from what's going on to spin it into their own ideas (like Soh's Great Works to describe part of the Great Work of keeping the Barrier up).

I love and find it hilarious how KB and Fern end up turning Jod's idea of being partners and whether he works for them. Such a power move by those kids and I love to see it haha. While Jod didn't tell the kids the complete truth, I think he is telling the truth about him feeling lost and I hope we get to see his character development over the series (I'm a sucker for the heart of gold character growth, especially during this time where we need those feel good stories). I wonder if he really is a Jedi dropout or a former Padawan. I can't wait for Episode 7 to give us more on his character like Jude Law promised.

I hope Neel gets to be more independent over time, and this is hopefully the first step. God, I love how the Onyx Cinder looks after looking at the brick abomination of a "ship" that is the Trailblazer, haha. It also feels weird to see the kids firing on NR ships, but I like how the X-Wings pilots were worried about the kids. I also like how they were using ion shots since they weren't trying to destroy the ship but disable it. I hope we see more of Kh'ymm haha. I also think the ruined world in the trailers could be one of those destroyed Jewels of the Old Republic.

"He got us this far. But I don't trust him. Not really." KB

"What did he tell you? 'Trust your gut'? Use your head. Get the truth. And if you ever need help, you can call me anytime." Kh'ymm

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things that remind me of clarence, jeff and sumo! 🐔🍟🦎

do you remember all these things? all of them have been in an episode of the show 😁

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happy ten years

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silly titlecard for the episode "Fun Dungeon Face-Off"