It’s too early for him to be trying to establish a new Jedi Temple/School, sure, but that doesn’t mean that he wouldn’t just go ahead and train a force-sensitive kid who needs help, one-on-one, tutoring and whatnot

The score was the best it has ever been on this show, and that’s saying something.

I remember once on Doug Loves Movies he said

Well shoot, he did the voice at least. Most episodes Pedro Pascal isn’t even on-set, but he still gets billing.

???

I agree, I think it was full CGI, like the young Will Smith in Gemini Man.

Unless I miss my guess, the TIE pilots wear those bulky helmets because TIE fighters have no onboard life support system at all*. No such problem on the shuttles or other larger craft.

Yeah, in my experience it has only been 10 percent of the audience that sticks around for the full credits of a Marvel movie to see the final stinger. Most people don’t give a shit, and that’s fine.

That scene missed a huge comedic opportunity. When Mantis pops in and says “HI DRAX!” 

Sure, MAD MAX with swords and sorcery. Conan isn’t much of a character, he’s best as an entry into adventures and journeys that other characters are having.

Christ, isn’t he much older now than the dude that played Old Indy in the Young Indiana Jones TV show?

As rough as he looked in the SW sequels, at least they got him a hairpiece. Here he is in the forgotten 2013 film Paranoia.

OK I’ll bite. What’s with the Mickey Mouse gloves? Does Fred Astaire exist in this universe?

This TV show was very, very bad.

Thinking more about this. I think the show could work splendidly if Fury was a Jim Phelps type character and it was structured like the old Mission:Impossible show—every ep he assembles a team suited to the mission at hand. 

Same. But if they want to use him as an anchor character in an ensemble show, I’m totally on board with that.

I’ve had the cat poop coffee! It was pretty good but probably not worth the effort!

God bless you then.