1) The kid who recently got picked up by ICE was an American citizen. His mother even brought his birth certificate and they insisted it was fake. He spent a month sleeping on a floor in an overcrowded cell with 60 men. The kid lost 20 pounds because these concentration camps aren’t providing basic food or medical…

U-S-A! U-S-A!

Actually I wouldn’t expect anyone to know this, but the premier of the last season of Are You Afraid of the Dark was similarly about the story happening to the Midnight Society.

Meanwhile in Cloak and Dagger they mention Luke Cage by name. :’>

Doesn’t really work in their time travel though - for one, you aren’t supposed to be able to affect your own past. Steve can’t be who Peggy was married to when he saw her in Winter Soldier, he can’t be the father of that Peggy’s children because the Peggy he went back and saw was an alternate Peggy. Any life he had…

Why do people keep bringing this up?

Them: All I know is, if you’re gonna tell me that a child is going to travel the world for eight years training and learning to become a master fighter, I’ll tell you’re being ridiculous.

On the other hand, Voyager’s holographic doctor will have never aged, so why not bring back Robert Picardo in a guest spot? Or Brett Spiner, although he may be a little more work to digitally de-age than the timeless Picardo:

The spirit of Leonard Snart lives on.

The Skrull look exactly as I would expect their modern “real” equivalents of the comic. So, technically, the Krill look like Skrulls. Intentionally, I expect.

I’d like a one-shot where he keeps pushing it every time there’s an emergency (Battle of NY, Sokovia), but since she’s across the universe it takes a little while for her to get to Earth, so every time she arrives the issue is already resolved

This is arguably for the best: the fifth season pretty much wrapped everything up for the character, but then it kept going, resulting in a very subpar season six. Season seven has been pretty good, all things considered, and has resulted in a lot of great episodes (“The Slabside Redemption” was damn awesome), so I…

Probably just X-Men Origins Wolverine

I’m still in the boat that thinks Captain Marvel’s Coulson is going to have something happen to him that explains why he specifically was so important as to be brought back from the dead (compared to literally anybody else in the MCU who has died, including Quicksilver)

Or you could stop over-analyzing and either just enjoy it because of how amazing it is or let it go as no big deal because there are ten thousand other shows to watch.

I think the fact that they’re not quite hitting the notes makes it work better IMO. Clearly done mainly for fun.

No mention of Anthony Rapp having been in the original Rent cast? Kind of a big link you missed there.

I’m fine with that. Although those are some mighty effects going on. Sort of feel like Dr. Strange should be in on this.

Looks like Mysterio is pulling a Syndrome (creating crises to make himself look like the hero).

I really liked the episode, but there was one thing that just bugged the heck out of me: Who in their right mind, upon seeing a squid like alien creature stuck to the wall, would think “Hey, imma go touch it!”?