With only one episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew left, I’m really looking forward to the finale. Not only am I hoping that Jude Law’s character will finally reveal more of his backstory and why he can use the Force, but I’m eager to learn more about the secrets behind At Attin and what really happened to the legendary Captain Tak Rennod.
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