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German all the way personally. And Richard Strauss on Sundays. (Metaphorically, who has time anymore.)

I've loved Der Rosenkavalier since I was a teen and I don't care who knows it!

The nerds over at the Marvel Studios reddit include it in their sidebar list of Marvel Cinematic Universe titles, so I'm guessing probably.

Well, it's pretty good. I've not got to the arc that people keep comparing to the Captain America stuff, but I've been liking this season well enough, as I did the one before it.

Also, maybe expanding beyond the US. As it is Hulu's little more than peanuts compared to an international giant like Netflix.

There's no indication Mike Colter's returning for Jessica Jones season two (and we've got to the point where some castmembers are confirmed, like Janet McTeer as the new bad guy) so you might be getting your wish there.

I hope we see a fight scene with her. It's thirty years since Aliens, but damn, Aliens, right?

Ward Meachum is… Rich Guy Who Bankrolls The Heroes

It also established that resurrections warp you, a little bit, which will explain that (apparently) she might be a bad guy this time around.

Spider-Man is a street hero in New York.

Joy was weak storywise, but Ward had the only story worth a damn.

So long as they somehow include Ward, the best part of Iron Fist, somewhere in these shows.

He might not even come back, in the event Iron Fist for some reason gets a second season - he's already got Marvel's Inhumans to deal with.

Better Call Saul is a Netflix license literally everywhere outside of the United States, so maybe a cameo would just be a few calls.

It's not good, but I don't regret watching it essentially as Defenders prep.

I think Iron Fist is the worst of the MCU shows (period - SHIELD's better) but Ward definitely was the best character and a surprising delight, I'm with you there.

I'm assuming Jessica is the brains of this outfit. She's the detective, after all.

Ah yes… Italy.

I was thinking in terms of spoiling the Guardians of the Galaxy movie by saying which film has a scene lifted from it.