13 Hidden Star Wars Lore Easter Eggs in Skeleton Crew Episode 4 That Prove the Showrunners Did Their Research

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 4.

Episode 4 of Skeleton Crew is now available, filled with an assortment of fun Easter eggs and references that enrich the viewing experience. As the children continue their adventure alongside Jude Law’s character, Jod Na Nawood, they embark on a journey to return home. This episode takes them to an unfamiliar planet, reminiscent of their enigmatic home world, At Attin. Below, we delve into some notable nods and references that enhance the unfolding mystery of At Attin.

In this installment, Wim, Neel, KB, and Fern realize that the coordinates provided by Khy’mm in Episode 3 only led them to a neighboring star system. They find themselves landing on a new planet, which is far less serene than their previous home. Here are the most significant Easter eggs and references found in Episode 4 of Skeleton Crew, highlighting the show’s rich tapestry of lore.

Easter Eggs and References in Skeleton Crew Episode 4

“Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin”

Jod’s Home Planet: Jod Na Nawood provides brief insights about his homeworld, describing it as ashy and dreary. This marks an early mention of his enigmatic history.
A Familiar Mural in Fern’s House: The group discovers the ruins of a town that strikingly resembles At Attin, including a dilapidated house featuring a mural depicting the founders of the Old Republic’s “Jewel”planets.
Welcome to At Achrann: The name of this dark counterpart of At Attin is confirmed as At Achrann, with additional Jewel planets mentioned: At Aytuu, At Arissia, At Aravin, and At Acoda.
SM-33’s Memory Issues: SM-33’s flawed recollection of At Attin draws parallels to BEN from Treasure Island, another droid with suppressed memories to protect a treasure’s location.
Children vs. Adults: This dynamic may echo Yoda’s encounters in Jason Aaron’s 2015 Marvel series, where young protagonists clashed with adults, reminiscent of Peter Pan’s Lost Boys.
Rise of the Resistance Tribute: The Troik’s base mirrors elements from Disneyland’s Rise of the Resistance ride at Galaxy’s Edge.
Introducing Blaster Settings: For the first time, viewers see Wim adjust the blaster settings on-screen, adding a fresh tactical element.
A New Eopie Variant: Eopies, originally seen in The Phantom Menace, make a return but with noticeable variations.
Familiar RX-Series Droids: The kids hide in a damaged vehicle featuring the same model of droid pilot familiar from Star Tours, providing a nostalgic nod.
Hayna’s Unique Blaster: Hayna wields a blaster rifle that bears a striking resemblance to the Dalek gun from Doctor Who.
The Fate of The Onyx Cinder’s Captain: The original captain’s betrayal of his crew and the subsequent erasure of At Attin’s coordinates recalls themes from Treasure Island and Treasure Planet.
SM-33’s Transformation: SM-33’s ability to morph and extend his limbs to confront the children mirrors the Empire’s infiltrator droids depicted in Star Wars Rebels.