Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Is Landing a Little Earlier Than Expected

Adjust your calendars accordingly: Disney has decided that Skeleton Crew is exiting hyperspace ahead of schedule by a whole day. Now, instead of dropping next week on December 3, the latest Star Wars series will launch with a two-episode premiere the day prior on December 2.

Disney accompanied the news with a full list of the rollout for the series, as well as revealing which episodes are directed by the litany of behind-the-camera talent we knew were coming to the series. Check out the full schedule below:

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There’s even a new poster to mark the occasion, forwarding a few of the series’ adult characters rather than the kids this time–including, of course, Jude Law’s Jod Na Nawood.

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The early release will only effect the first two episodes, with the remainder of the series reverting to its originally-planned Tuesday evening drops. It’s far from the first time that Disney has shuffled around a premiere date at the last minute, especially not Star Wars–Obi-Wan Kenobi, for example, shuffled its date around to better time for a premiere at Star Wars Celebration, before hitting Disney+ a few hours earlier than planned. But it’s still nice that the show will get in people’s hands sooner.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew will now hit Disney+ on December 2 at 6pm PT, with a two-episode premiere.

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