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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford have shared why the show doesn’t dive too deep into Jod Na Nawood’s tragic backstory, while also teasing their plans for a ...

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The latest Disney+ Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, concluded its first season with an exciting (if somewhat rushed) finale which, among other things, finally revealed the backstory of the ...

Jude Law's Jod Na-nowood has been shrouded in mystery since Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1 inception. He appeared to be a companion to the children in their adventure, but soon, he revealed his ...

As for whether he'd return to the character of Jod, Law added to RadioTimes.com: "Absolutely, and that depends an awful lot on whether he's liked and is popular. What's clever is they're always ...

In Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Jod Na Nawood, portrayed by Jude Law, is not a Jedi. While he wields a lightsaber and uses the Force to a limited extent, the season finale confirms that Jod never ...

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has drawn to a close, meaning we now know the truth about Jude Law’s character Jod Na Nawood. New Star Wars show Skeleton Crew has essentially been The Goonies in space ...

Picking up right where last week left off, Jod continued to pass himself off as an Emissary to Wim, Fern, KB and Neel’s parents, there outside the vault door. Flaunting his stolen valor ...

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