If a member of the Avengers went to see Rogers: The Musical, you know it would make the news. Even if actual reporters hadn’t noticed it, you know Clint would have been recognized by people in the audience and it would have been over over social media. We saw at least 1 person in the audience recognize him.

Although Clint was to keep his past as Ronin a secret, he would not be ok with trying to pin that identity on someone else, considering Ronin is considered a mass-murderer.

I’m surprised that I got this far into this episode’s comments and you were the first one to mention that “the big guy” comment. Even if I didn’t already know that Kingpin shows up in this show, I would still have noticed that line, especially after seeing a mysterious man pinching child-Echo’s face and giving a…

If Thanos had used the stones to create more food/resources then it wouldn’t have solved the problem. He’d have just postponed it a few decades, and then the universe would be back at the same spot they were.

“Yeah, the ‘Thanos Plan’ was extremely dumb.”

Which one of them did Hank Kingsley introduce as “The Judd” on The Larry Sanders Show? I thought it was the mother, but it would make sense for it to be the daughter since after their split Wynonna was the one that kept performing.

It’s no secret that Renner was not happy with his character in Avengers 1, where he spent most of the movie mind-controlled and had little interaction with the other Avengers.  Whedon went out of his way to give him a lot more to do in A2 to make up for it - his family, the farm scenes, that conversation with…

The simplest solution seems to be ... don’t film in Europe so McBride is available.

The general public seems very informed about Thanos, his plans, and the Avengers’ battles with him. I’m assuming a lot of this came from witnesses, leaks, and statements put out by the Avengers/government.

“and gave up on Loki midway through the first episode”

I did laugh at Clint’s “That guy wasn’t even there for this” line.

I want to rock and roll all night
and part of every day.

Chris Wallace is probably thinking “I quite my job and moved to CNN+ and it lasted for ONE MONTH?  Then again I got to get away from Fox News, so it wasn’t all bad.”

Stark literally bequeaths a global militarized drone program to a teenager.

In the original FF story, The Watcher tries to hide the Earth from Galactus. He appears to Reed and explains this, and the threat Galactus poses to Earth.

The “Guardians of the Multiverse” name is an obvious dig at DC’s “Guardians of the Universe” group from Green Lantern.

“Sorry for those sexist, homophobic and misogynist things I said about that film.” 

Am I the only one who briefly glimpsed at that photo and thought it was Stephen Colbert?

No time for love, Dr. Jones.  But definitely time for rejoining the franchise.

If Maslany isn’t in this, what’s the point?  Was anyone watching OB and saying “I’m here for all the non-Maslany content”?