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Skeleton Crew - Episode 7 - Discussion Thread! TV

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u/Air-Master28 3d ago

Yeah this is your classic greed story, Jod will probably make off with a large amount of treasure in the finale and turn around to “just get a few more” and be killed in the process.

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u/hypermark 3d ago

I said this in another comment, but he's giving off Elsa in Last Crusade vibes. The possibility of redemption will exist but greed will overtake him.

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u/Swiss-ArmySpork 2d ago

He's literally stood in a room with more riches then he could possibly imagine, yet his first thought was "how much more is there?"

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u/LordMacDonald 2d ago

Long John Silver at the end of Muppet Treasure Island lost his treasure because he loaded the lifeboat with too much

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u/Rosebunse Resistance 3d ago

And maybe some of that is understandable? Whatever happened to Jod, he clearly can never feel safe. We know lots of bounty hunters and pirates betray their own, but Jod takes it to another level.

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u/KlausLoganWard Sith 2d ago

Like Beni in The Mummy

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u/Air-Master28 2d ago

Jod: think of my children

Wim: you don’t have any children

Jod: some day I might

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u/Sack-O-Spuds 3d ago

The credits is his Waingro

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u/PowderedToastMan93 2d ago

i think hes going to end up locked in the vault... to die.

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u/dogecoin_pleasures 3d ago

Loading on too much gold for the ship to take off would be a classic!

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u/Thousandtree 2d ago

I think the "the crew loves me---no, the crew loves plunder" is a bit of foreshadowing for the lesson Jod is about to learn.

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u/Aggravating-Feed1845 2d ago

For At Attin to remain a secret it’s kinda necessary for the pirates to die. But that would probably be too dark for the show.

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u/earthgreen10 1d ago

that's such a obvious and cliche ending though..i want to see a villian win for once