I wish they’d stopped in the 80s.

Oo-oooo the IRS is threatnin’
Mah very wealth today.
If Ah don’t get some tax shelters
Ooo yeah, my wealth is gonna fade away.

Thanks.

Why not? The lab had no security other than a pistol the scientist kept hidden under a lab bench

I also loved this movie. Or maybe it wasn’t one of my favorites at the time, but I loved the idea of it. Two things stand out for me:

Did you literally miss the scenes in TWO separate episodes where MULTIPLE characters state that she stole it from the Power Broker?

I also don’t feel like I understand the concept of Captain America as John Walker in the show. I understood Steve Rogers as he was introduced through the movies, he was as PR machine...
What is John Walker supposed to be though?
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I really don’t get this concept of Captain America as just an ordinary dude that…

They didn’t recreate the serum with Isaiah.

He was the lone survivor of...

Most of your complaints boil down to “I haven’t had my hand held enough!”

As for not watching Zemo, come on, the utterly useless dude you kinda hate is getting his ass beat for being a dick (the man called them sidekicks!) and you’re gonna watch the dude in the fur coat that has actually been helpful in all this?

I think you just expect too much from marvel movies/tv shows-you want a level of thought and consistency theyre just not going to give you.

Thanks for yr reply.

Interesting choice to have Wyatt take the serum OFFSCREEN. We all knew he was gonna do it; but until he bent that metal, we didn’t know he had done it. There was a nice moment where someone – was it Sam? – saw that he had powered-up, and you could see them reassess.

I’m very bummed by how bad this show is. I didn’t expect it to live up to WandaVision, but I thought it would be fun and cool. As opposed to, completely senseless.

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What else do you think he read? The Great Gatsby?

I found the fetishization of the “legacy” of the shield, in the John Walker intro, to be creepy and weird. They do it in the comics too, and that’s clearly where they’re bringing some of this material from. But in the comics they’ve got 50+ years of storytelling since Cap’s return in Avengers #4 (1963), on top of some…

I was wondering how other people are reacting to John Walker, because I have so much affection for the actor from when he played Dud on Lodge 49 (RIP) that I can’t tell if he is actually charming and likable as John or if its just my love of Dud carrying over.

They’ve never said so – maybe they will in her movie – but MCU Black Widow clearly has enhanced strength & durability, maybe speed too. Not Cap level, but more than (say) Gina Carano levels.

Not to Sam, he wasn’t. If anything, Sam initially reached out to Steve in his role as a counselor for vets trying to adjust to civilian life.