It’s not a fighter jet, the cockpit windows are the same shape as the ramming vehicle.

It’s gonna be really weird when the show transitions from the warm, sincere ‘80s era to the Seinfeld era ‘90s and the snarky, single camera, “address the audience directly” style ‘00s sitcoms. I could see things getting really dark when the laugh track just disappears.

when I tell you I GAGGED seeing this 😱

“What is outside of Westview?”
“... The Turnpike. Bergen County.”
“NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO”

Star Wars haters are not normal people. Pay them no mind.

It’s such a great little character beat that is flavor text if you don’t know him already...and if you do it’s a neat little payoff.

I deeply love Agents of SHIELD but it was so gratifying to have the larger MCU events like the Snap/Blip fully acknowledged and explored.

I was FAR too amused by Woo presenting his business card with a sleight-of-hand trick.

I liked how this felt like an entry point to the MCU. If you didn’t know who Woo and Darcy were, they got an intro.

Same. We needed to pull back and see the world post Endgame. This did that.

I would like to believe that part of the blip wish that brought people back did specify safely. Otherwise people who were, say, in the middle of a transcontinental flight would be really screwed when they fall out of the air.

I was a little frustrated with this episode because it mostly told us what we already knew from a different angle, and IDK how necessary that was.

Imagine getting snapped while you were on the freeway then you reappear 5 years later on the same freeway just to get hit by a car going 85 mph

The subtle aspect ratio change from Darcy’s TV to the sitcom to Wanda confronting Monica/Geraldine was exceptional.

That shot of Vision as a walking corpsezoid, drained of color, a gaping hole in his head ... what a haunting image.

Shame we didn't get Luis to fill in the last 5 years to Monica. Also literal lol at Dr* Darcy Lewis. You go girl.

I really wish this group of trolls could just move on. It seems clear to me that Star Wars, at its core, is not for these people.

Disney’s methodical (until covid) and quickening release schedule has so reconditioned our concept of blockbuster movie timelines that the 25th (!) movie in a 13 year old franchise is considered too soon to consider going slightly meta.

And they have enough memories to know you cannot let Wanda catch you on not playing your part.

“Hydra-brand “Hydra Soak,” a soap that’ll presumably give you the soft, supple skin of a deranged super Nazi obsessed with technological advancement.” Warning: do not use on face, may unexpectedly reveal skull.