Skeleton Crew's first two episodes contain a pair of Disneyland references, but only one is directly connected to Star Wars.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew creator John Watts (also known for the MCU Spider-Man Trilogy) spoke to Entertainment Weekly about the easter eggs and references in Skeleton Crew’s premiere episodes. In the article, Watts revealed the secret behind that scene.

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Star Wars fans were quick to notice a Disney Easter egg in Skeleton Crew, the latest TV show in the Lucasfilm universe – and it's a direct nod to Jude Law's live-action Peter Pan villain. In the new series,

The latest “Star Wars” project, called “Skeleton Crew” and starring Jude Law, is a lot like “The Goonies.” But it needed George Lucas’s style to tell its story.

A new Star Wars series hit Disney+ today, and it is winning the hearts of critics and audiences who have rated it at 94% and 88%, respectively, on the review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew follows a group of kids lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy following a mysterious discovery on their home planet.

Skeleton Crew,” now streaming on Disney+, clearly plays to the younger end of the “Star Wars” fan base, so set your expectations accordingly, writes our reviewer.

Skeleton Crew” is not a new one, but it’s the kind of foundational idea that keeps getting redone: a group of children, yearning for adventure, stumble into an adult world full of mystery and danger,