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Skeleton Crew

Neel
“This Could Be A Real Adventure” (Skeleton Crew 1.1) introduces Neel, Wim’s blue, elephant-like best friend and fellow student at At Attin’s school.
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SM-33
In "Way, Way Out Past the Barrier" (Skeleton Crew 1.2), the lost kids from At Attin encounter the old droid SM-33 on the pirate ship the Onyx Cinder.
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The Onyx Cinder
In "This Could Be A Real Adventure" (Skeleton Crew 1.1), Wim, Neel, Fern, and KB unearth a spacecraft buried in the woods on their home planet At Attin.
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Fern
"This Could Be A Real Adventure" (Skeleton Crew 1.1) introduces the adolescent girl Fern, whose name suggests a green plant.
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Wim's Dark Father
The opening scene of "This Could Be A Real Adventure" (Skeleton Crew 1.1) positions Captain Silvo as an analogue to Darth Vader.
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Wim Wendle
In Skeleton Crew, the young boy Wim longs for adventure and chafes against his sheltered life on the suburban planet At Attin.
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Brutus
The prologue of "This Could Be A Real Adventure" (Skeleton Crew 1.1) introduces the wolflike pirate Brutus, who acts as first mate to Captain Silvo.
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Jod the Jedi?
In Skeleton Crew, Wim and his friends band together with the enigmatic Jod Na Nawood, whom Wim assumes is a Jedi because he can use the Force.
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Robert Brown
Long Jod Silvo
In Skeleton Crew, a group of young adventurers from the "treasure planet" At Attin join up with the mysterious scoundrel Jod Na Nawood, who turns out to…
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Dark on the Outside, Light on the Inside
In Return of the Jedi, Luke Skywalker wears a costume that is all black on the outside but white on the inside.
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Treasure Planet
Even before At Attin is described as a “treasure planet” in the seventh episode, there are several signs that Skeleton Crew is heavily inspired by…
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Robert Brown
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