Star Wars Skeleton Crew

[Cripps 'n' Blue Bloods]

Surprised there was no resolution on who the pirate captain was or what happened to him, but other than that very well executed finale.

Which pirate captain are you referring to? Don't recall any unresolved characters.

 

[SM]

Which pirate captain are you referring to? Don't recall any unresolved characters.

The pirate captain they were chasing all season? Whose ship they stole. Who we see in one transmission with the image scrambled so we couldn't see his face which seemed a deliberate story choice.

 

[Cripps 'n' Blue Bloods]

The pirate captain they were chasing all season? Whose ship they stole. Who we see in one transmission with the image scrambled so we couldn't see his face which seemed a deliberate story choice.

Tak Rennod? (Donner spelled backwards - Richard Donner directed Goonies)
I thought he was just a plot device, not a character that needed further exploration.
Maybe season 2 will go into it more. Didn't seem odd to me that he wasn't expanded on.

 

[Cripps 'n' Blue Bloods]

The pirate captain they were chasing all season? Whose ship they stole. Who we see in one transmission with the image scrambled so we couldn't see his face which seemed a deliberate story choice.

Wasn't he killed? I thought that was the body with the knife in it? There was a mutiny on board.

 

[SM]

Tak Rennod? (Donner spelled backwards - Richard Donner directed Goonies)
I thought he was just a plot device, not a character that needed further exploration.
Maybe season 2 will go into it more. Didn't seem odd to me that he wasn't expanded on.

Guess if he wasn't going to be anyone it didn't really make sense to obscure his appearance in the recording they found. That felt deliberate.

 

[Royces Hart]

Really enjoyed that series. Could see myself revisiting for a rewatch in a year or two, something I’ve only done with Mando seasons 1 & 2.

And B wings ftw.

 

[edgie]

I took the captain as nothing more than a plot device, nobody in the show actually cared, so neither should we.

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I took the captain as nothing more than a plot device, nobody in the show actually cared, so neither should we.

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Jod regularly talked about him and they spent half the show trying to figure out how he found At-Achrin. I'm just confused that they obscured his appearance for seemingly no reason.

 

[edgie]

Jod regularly talked about him and they spent half the show trying to figure out how he found At-Achrin. I'm just confused that they obscured his appearance for seemingly no reason.

They talked about him and what he did but nobody seemed to have any interest in actually finding him himself.

Maybe something as simple as they don't actually know what they wanted him to look like, maybe saved some dollars on actor likeness, what it was it never struck me as important.

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They talked about him and what he did but nobody seemed to have any interest in actually finding him himself.

Maybe something as simple as they don't actually know what they wanted him to look like, maybe saved some dollars on actor likeness, what it was it never struck me as important.

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I really doubt that's it.

I suspect the actual reason is they didn't see it as necessary to the plot but didn't want to commit themselves to anything in case they wanted to use him for a plot for S2 with Jod.

 

[Cripps 'n' Blue Bloods]

I really doubt that's it.

I suspect the actual reason is they didn't see it as necessary to the plot but didn't want to commit themselves to anything in case they wanted to use him for a plot for S2 with Jod.

Maybe it was something they considered exploring, but abandoned. Like the Jedi who trained Jod. Although I believe her scenes were actually shot, just not used.

 

[Gasometer]

Uh oh, I feel an argument in the force

I mean thread

 

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Uh oh, I feel an argument in the force

I mean thread

Where?