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 a new eight-episode Disney+ series, the first two episodes of which premiere on December 2. The latest live-action Star Wars series stars Jude Law and a cast of up-and-coming young actors in a story about four children who make a mysterious discovery on their home planet and end up getting lost in a strange and scary galaxy far,

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.

Adjust your calendars accordingly: Disney has decided that Skeleton Crew is exiting hyperspace ahead of schedule by a whole day. Now, instead of dropping next week on December 3, the latest Star Wars series will launch with a two-episode premiere the day prior on December 2.

Star Wars Skeleton Crew has just moved up its release date to be a day earlier than it was going to be before.

Today, Disney announced that rather than dropping on December 3rd, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew will premiere a day earlier on December 2nd with two episodes. Along with the announcem

It'll soon be time to return to a galaxy far, far away, as Skeleton Crew, the latest Star Wars show, arrives on Disney+ on December 2, and if you're a fan of this franchise, it's not to be missed. It's been a mixed year for Star Wars,

Disney-era Star Wars projects have hopped all over the franchise's timeline. Here's when the latest Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, takes place.