A lie of omission is still a lie. 

Men, mostly, at the grocery store, breathing heavily into their tattered surgical masks, which are pulled down and around their noses, and also, unsurprisingly, Bill Clinton.

“neoliberal”

Good one, Jez. For a second, I thought you were serious, and then you brought up the twisted Splinter interpretation of Harris’ Senate record.

CBS All Access may not have the Twitter streets talking

Why struggle to come up with a premise and then write it into a journalism-level article when you can just pick a random tweet and be completely butthurt about it?

White men like project that is all about white men. Imagine that!

You had me at “Tim Minchin.” 

“Hey everyone, Cyborg’s not around. Where is he?”

And the best part is that “The Snyder Cut” will earn $0 at the box office. 

Why is he a thing?

In fairness, Marvel did go to the trouble of creating Marvel Legends, which are basically little 7-8 minute recaps of characters from the movies without having to watch all of the movies. If you haven’t seen the two episodes for Wanda and Vision, I strongly recommend them. 

“That was my grandmother’s piano...” 

My problem with the multiverse theory of MCU mutants is that unless ALL of the worlds are eventually merged somehow in a “Time Runs Out/Battleworld”-style Avengers-level movie then they’re too separate from the main Earth-199999 to really matter all that much. Take “Into The Spider-Verse” as an example: Spider-Man…

The often-named-but-never-seen character is a staple of many sitcoms, especially ones that are cited by on-screen characters as sources of stress and/or trouble.

It’s spelled “Jimmy Woo” actually. 

Series is the way to go. Fury, Rhodey, Hawkeye, they’ll get hours more than some movie for these series, with the potential for consecutive seasons. The amount of time for development in these streaming shows compared to the films is just amazing.

My 10 year old godson wanted to chat about the show today and I explained to him that both commercials represented something significant, if not borderline traumatic, that occured in Wanda’s life. The next commercials in the series should help clarify this trend, if it’s real. 

It’s a 9-episode series, not a 3-act movie. Expectations need to be moderated appropriately. 

I think the helicopter represents whatever vehicle Monica Rambeau used to gain entry into where Wanda is currently.