Like the article says, it's full of neo-liberal and centrist garbage. It's got some great characters and the dialogue has some amazing moments, but the political side didn't age well. There's a multi-episode arc where they magically create peace between Israel and Palestine and it's... It's not great.

I liked how they used Daredevil. I realized a few minutes before he showed up that Maya was in the same building as the trailer and was pleasantly surprised at how it was handled. It felt like a comic.

I LOVE Krysten Ritter, I just hate how Jessica was written for the Netflix shows.

Having watched the whole thing, it’s better than Jessica Jones.

io9’s review says she has a few memorable/important scenes.

Two Saaviks in Star Trek II-IV, too.

The movies may have ignored the events of the shows, but the Netflix crew acknowledged the events of the films. They may not be part of the “sacred timeline” but they’re damn close.

Every distributor I’ve worked with in my restaurant/bar career has offered a line cleaning service.

I truly think Marvel needs to hire actual comic creators again* to break the stories and plan the various phases. If they can’t get past the stigma of being comic writers and not “real” writers, they can still hire film or TV writers to finish the plot, but comic writers are bold enough to take bigger risks and try…

“The show has no explanation about what this means for the citizens of New Asgard.”

He’s in the trailer around 1:27

John Oliver also built a tour so he can pay his staff during the strike.

The Apollo 15 crew snuggled the Fallen Astronaut memorial plaque and statue and didn't tell anyone about it until they'd returned to Earth.

It’s been a while, but Hank Pym was replaced by a Skull who turned Jan into a bomb. Thor basically mercy killed her/shuffled her to the Microverse. Norman Osborn shot the Skrull Queen, Veranke, winning the battle and was out in charge of S.H.I.E.L.D., which he renamed H.A.M.M.E.R.

Not to mention every season of Picard went back to the well and dragged out the Borg. Season three was ten hours of "REMEMBER THIS?!"

The Starfleet Academy pitch was a way to cut costs since they could pay the younger actors less. It died the moment the original cast caught wind of it.

Man, I thought bustin' made you feel good.

...Goddammit

There’s a whole canon genre of Klingon opera and they had them sing some bullshit pop?!

Wally West was a millionaire for a while, so it might?