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.

Co-created by Jon Watts ('Spider-Man: No Way Home'), the family-friendly series follows four youths on an unexpected space adventure through a certain galaxy far, far away.

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Star Wars fans know all too well that there’s been a great disturbance in the Force lately when it comes to Disney+ ‘s slate of live action originals. While the first seasons of The Mandalorian and Andor dazzled critics,

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Working from a story about a rag-tag crew of makeshift pirates bouncing between solar systems, searching for home and adventure at once, Jon Watts and Christopher Ford's fantasy series can seemingly go anywhere and do anything.

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The reviews are in for the first two episodes of the newly-released Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Set parallel to the events of The Mandalorian, Skeleton Crew follows the adventures of four children who become lost in a vast universe and must find their way back to their home planet.