To be fair, I'm sure the carrier was an important asset among many.

I remember a lot of talk about her being a standout bland actress among a cast of bland actors.

This is the best episode of the series for me, and it's no coincidence that most of the regular players have little to do this episode.

Or, you know, she was a badly acted Mary Sue character.

RIght. Because they've been true to how every other character has gotten their power. Including The Flash.

I don't think they are going the route of Gorilla City. I'd guess that Grodd becomes smart/telepathic/strong due to the experiments conducted on it mixed with the explosion.

I'm pretty sure that Asgard is outside normal space…when Loki fell from the Rainbow Bridge in "Thor" he fell into out universe. You cant fly to Asgard like you can to Earth, or the Kree homeworld or the Novacorp homeworld.

Is "Midgard" just Earth or the entire universe that Earth is in? Do the Asgardians live in a dimension in our universe (like Mephisto's realm), a dimension outside our universe (like Dormammu's Dark Dimension) or in an entirely separate universe(like all the What If?'s- probably not this option)?

Sif was sent to take care of the Kree presence on Earth. She found out that the problem was much bigger than she thought- the long thought failed terragenesis weapons program the Kree had conducted long ago was successful on Earth. She knows there are at least two Kree weapons on the loose, but instead of dealing with…

Using that logic all humans are "artificial" since Celestials tampered with early human genetics. Mutants were not created in the same way Deviants and Eternals were.

Mutants are natural.

- After making a big deal about being a soldier, Sif then disobeys her King (Loki) and leaves without killing or apprehending Skye without bothering to even consult anyone.

The "hula hoop" effect is the way his power is usually depicted.

So are you saying its not true? Whats your point?

Two different shows…made by the same people, set in the same universe, in which one is a precursor to another and where one replaced the other for a time. I cant understand why they would make such a comparison either. You might as well ask the reviewer to stop mentioning the MCU or Marvel broadly.

It became a phenomenon in syndication.

While similiar, I'd argue Bruce Lee is much different. He is one of a few sports figures who transcends his sport. The only other sports figure I can think of in a similar light is Muhammad Ali.

Lockjaw

I believe that is the current incarnation of Captain Universe. That isnt Quasar, its new Star Brand.

Please. Eminem didn't destroy anybody. Also, by the time "Renegade" came out, he was already a bigger star sells-wise than Jay-Z.