Skeleton Crew continues to be the rare sort of on-screen Star Wars that's content with just doing its own thing. Somehow, we're already at the halfway point of the season, and while we're still crossing our fingers that a deepfaked Luke Skywalker doesn't show up to derail this fun romp with a link to the larger mythology, it's so far, so good. In episode 4, directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert aka The Daniels (Everything Everywhere All At Once) inject more humanity into the characters, but what about the actual story?
Well, not a whole lot happens, honestly. This wouldn't be a bad thing under normal circumstances, but with the show taking three episodes to properly send the kids and Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood into interstellar adventures, now is the time to pick up the pace. 'Can't Say I Remember No At Attin' has a handful of meaningful scenes to share with the audience and some important things to say, but overall, this 'adventure of the week' squanders its potential due to an anemic runtime.
