How the designers behind the charming Disney+ TV series ‘Skeleton Crew’ built an immersive world to make ‘Star Wars’ feel new again.

Skeleton Crew. Like a lot of people, I have been a Star Wars fan for essentially as long as I’ve been alive. The franchise is only a couple of months older than I am so I grew up with the Original Trilogy.

In its final episode, Skeleton Crew sticks the landing with lots of action and some genuinely tense moments, but its answers are limited.

In a franchise as storied and cluttered as “Star Wars,” it can be tough for new projects to stand out. But the newest TV series in the franchise, “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,” differentiates itself from the plethora of available “Star Wars” media by allowing audiences to see the galaxy far,

Skeleton Crew creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford have shared why the show doesn’t dive too deep into Jod Na Nawood’s tragic backstory, while also teasing their plans for a possible second season.

Thanks to a post on social media, it's been revealed that the Skeleton Crew were almost graced with the presence of a Jedi before the scene was left on the cutting room floor. Revealed via Instagram,

Viewers are curious to learn more about KB, portrayed by Kyriana Kratter, in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Introduced in the first episode, KB remains one of the main characters residing at At Attin. She is the daughter of Garree and Maree.

Yasmine Al Massri shot a scene as a female Jedi (presumably Jod's master) for the Skeleton Crew finale, and has shared behind-the-scenes photos.

Kyriana Kratter is opening up! The young actress stars in the latest Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, where she plays KB, a resourceful and intelligent girl whose abilities are further augmented by cybernetic implants.