Earlier this week the media industry was rocked by the news that the cost of making Andor had hit $645 million. However, the spending also set a record of a very different kind.

Disney's Star Wars has taken some not-so-subtle inspiration from the characters of the original trilogy in the years following its acquisition.

Skeleton Crew, despite being #1 on Disney Plus itself, has failed to rank in wider trackers like Variety/Luminate’s weekly top 10.

The “cost structure” Berman refers to is that Disney spent $231 million to make The Acolyte. The total came out after the site That Park Place released tax documents about the show’s production. It’s the second-most expensive Star Wars show ever. Andor is first with a budget of $250 million.

After the first two episodes of the newest Star Wars series established an enjoyable plot, the writers introduced

Skeleton Crew remains unpredictable, with its latest episode, "You Have A Lot To Learn About Pirates," sparking a new set of burning questions.

Skeleton Crew episode 5 is the show’s best yet, with forward plot propulsion, some darker twists, and an excellent grip on pure Star Wars elements.

W hen it comes to eight-episode series, the fifth episode is usually the turning point for the back half of the season. Skeleton Crew was no exception as our young protagonists se