Skelton Crew Is Awesome - Wednesday!

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Yo, good morning! It’s snowing here in Canada, which is beautiful. Looks like we’re gonna have a white Christmas! The winter tires are on, so no problems, everything is good. Hopefully, you guys are doing well.

What day is it? Oh yeah, it’s Wednesday! I started watching “Skeleton Crew,” the new Star Wars show on Disney Plus, and it’s amazing! Honestly, it might be my favorite rendition of Star Wars so far. I’m only two episodes in, so it still has plenty of time to go downhill, but they’ve envisioned this suburban world inside the Star Wars universe.

While all the wars and craziness are going on, they’ve got this little suburban neighborhood, and these kids just want to go on an adventure. It’s dope, man! You guys should check it out. So far, I think it might be better than “Andor.” I don’t know, it’s only two episodes in, hard to say, but I’m crossing my fingers. I feel like it has the potential to be even better. It’s a fun one. Anyway, y’all have a great day. Peace!

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updated_at 31-07-2025
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