I really wish they had Cap lost in time instead of him quitting. I understand and it was really sweet, but it feels very out of character.

The DS9 producers have said that because Voyager was on a ship, they were seen as the successor to TNG, so Paramount mostly ignored what they did on DS9.

The ending of season 5 was so brutal, and for that show, that’s saying a lot.

I think it’d be kind of fun if they both stumbled across some second-rate villain like Stilt-Man, keep it light, let them crack some jokes together and pal around after.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. dealt a bit with some of the more day-to-day stuff, but none of the superpowered characters on the show seemed to have any real problem with it, though I recall Coulson did.

I think it’s a shorter walk to make her a Jewish superhero instead of the much more complicated and divisive claim that Israel doesn’t exist/isn’t committing crimes against humanity.

I read that the emails on the show were actual emails he received.

Captain America straining to get to his feet after Thanos has destroyed his shield and still resolving to fight and then his rallying cry of “Avengers assemble” is hands down my favorite moment of all the Avengers movies.

The thing about Hawkeye killing criminals isn’t a huge deal in the MCU because other than Spider-Man (who does probably end up killing someone in Endgame and has a hand in a different death in Infinity War) and Daredevil, the heroes don’t have any real issues killing people. Tony Stark has a death count that’s…

Yeah, Captain Marvel isn't my favorite, but it's solid. And it's always nice to see Clark Gregg.

It’s a difficult watch. I binged the whole series Monday and I’m still processing it.

All the advances in practical effects and mocap and everything and they went with that?!

If it’s Steve Rogers, yeah. If they’re pulling a switch and that’s John Walker, he’s not enough of a racist jingoist.

I don't disagree, I'm just guessing.

The director says it’s in its own timeline, so your headcanon is canon.

The Marvel Wiki has even more timelines than this article. Deadpool 2 has at least four timelines, I think.

Probably because the sets are similar and Kelsey Grammer came back as Beast.

Busting did NOT make MJ feel good.

I wish I could find video of the scene, but I don't think half of them had their names spoken aloud until the second season and Pike literally said go around the room and tell me your name and position.

Half the bridge crew on Discovery were named in the tie-in novels before the show, which says something about the writing of that show.