This post contains spoilers for Skeleton Crew.

The "skeleton crew" may take some time Amblin's take on the classic Star Wars adventure (read / film review here), but that doesn't mean things can't get scary. If nothing else, as Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers) and his friends accidentally leave the barriers of Athens, the kids face one dangerous situation after another, especially after running into the mysterious Jod (Jude Law). Episode 5 deliberately floors the crew's latest adventure with nostalgia-laden references — everything from "The Goonies" to "Indiana Jones" — only to diminish any associated feelings of comfort by ending things on a note of betrayal. Much like Wim's painful realization in this episode, it becomes abundantly clear that space adventures are often more dangerous than excitingand being surrounded by adults who do not hesitate to threaten children can never be an ideal situation.

It's not all bleak, though, as Skeleton Crew continues its established tone of juggling dramatic stakes with heartfelt and often tongue-in-cheek humor. Jod's list of cool-sounding nicknames continues to grow (Dash Zentin! Jodwick Zank!), and the crew ends up on a former pirate base-turned-pleasure-focused resort planet, Lanupa. Given the track record of horrific events occurring on Star Wars holiday planets — examples include Niamos Beach in Andor and Canto Bight in Star Wars: The Last Jedi — it makes sense to be wary of Lanupa. Lanupa turns out to be exactly as unsavory and suspicious as one would expect, with the highly controversial banking clan still operating in the shadows during the New Republic era.

But wait, there's more! On this planet it is a pleasure to look at a certain member of a notorious gangster clan, who behaves rather ungratefully as a valued guest... Let's look into it.

Jabba the Hutt needs no introduction, and his influence extends beyond canonical events, thanks to the criminal empire that flourished in the Outer Rim. Although Jabba's criminal legacy looms large, other Hutt crime lords have been known to be just as cunning and ruthless as him (if not more so) over the years. However, Skeleton Crew plays its Hutt scene as a humorous gag, where a member of the Hutt clan can be seen eating an innocent Troglof server while cooling off in the bathroom's mud bath. "Please sir, not again!" the poor server begs, as Hutt gleefully pokes him, leaving the implications of that statement up in the air.

Although it is not clear which member of the Hutt clan this is, they very well could be one of the Twins featured in The Book of Boba Fett. The twins are Jabba's cousins ​​and they operated during the New Republic era until Boba Fett usurped Tatooine from them. It is worth noting that the Twins sent the bounty hunter Chrysanthan to kill Fett, and after failing, apologized to him and offered him anger as a tribute. Is it possible that one of them came on vacation to Lanupa (after giving up on Tatooine) and casually eats servers just because they can? It's not entirely impossible, and there's not much more to collect than this fun little camera.

However, there are more pressing matters to turn our attention to, such as the trapped, acid-filled rooms that lead to (equally trapped) pirate treasures that also reveal the coordinates of Aten. Jod's sudden heel turn was only a matter of time, but I can't help but worry for a group of scared kids who have now learned that turning to adults for protection in such a wide, wide galaxy will always be a double-edged sword.

New episodes of "Skeleton Crew" premiere Tuesdays at 6pm PST on Disney+.