i think there’s a couple of things going on (speaking from personal experience):

i’ve been wishing for a Robin Trilogy

the article:

perhaps if more people at the CDC watched Pawn Stars, they’d know that if it’s 5 days, then they should’ve told us 7.

as someone who lives alone with no kids, who’s been working from home this whole time (i’m lucky, not bragging), you bring up a great point for someone like me. i think if someone in your household goes into work or school for 8 hours a day, they’re likely in a substantially riskier category than someone who stays at…

i feel like getting the audience to ask this EXACT question was the intent.

i’m suspicious the writer’s room went something like this:

TBF it is a high risk activity according to the CDC’s general classification for some activites.

it’d be difficult to say, but i’d guess less than the number of people who got sick by going christmas shopping, but maybe more than the number of people who got sick by going to the post office? i guess you could pick any activity that involves some form of human contact, and wonder how many people are getting sick…

i’d give Infinity War some serious consideration. that movie is a masterclass in pacing. it sprints at 100 mph right from the get go and never lets up, yet it never gets exhausting or dull because it’s constantly raising the stakes. it may not be “high brow” cinema, but i can’t think of many other movies like it that…

“No Way Home? Seriously?”

wait, does Defender Strange have dreadlocks? 

yeah just noticed that response. it’s right after Tony calls for FRIDAY to evacuate the area, like “just did that for ya”

ah, i get it. Stark calls for FRIDAY to evacuate the area, Strange does it instantly via magic, and that’s why Tony gives him that look.

the ship’s engine was causing violent wind, so i had always assumed the spell was to calm the air, whether it be some magic bubble around the ship, or just manipulating the air flow in the area. never gave it much more thought though, was there anything hinting that it was something more?

also Donald Glover has a nephew out there somewhere in the MCU.

also don’t forget Ironheart. which makes me wonder if they’re gonna do anything with Iron Lad and Kang the Conqueror after he’s introduced in Quantumania 

I’m not used to people being helpful on the internet. Thank you.

um... fuck you?

well Batman’s always been “dark and brooding”. what’s the difference between “emo” and “dark and brooding”? the music?