It looks more like a “I’m asked to give a happy smile but I’m trying not to burst out into maniacal laughter” smile.

Oh dear lord it’s a tribble.

As someone who’s been through therapy over the years, I wasn’t a fan of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’s depiction of therapy. The actors elevate it and make it fun, but it feels like “therapy” scenes written by someone who doesn’t understand or care about therapy. Like it’s just a joke.

It’s just a show, you should really just relax.

You know there’s been a lot of people recently going “Why does he have wings if he’s Captain America?” and I tend to respond “Yeah, what does a large, feathered, winged bird-of-prey have to do with American imagery?”

Bucky was mind controlled/brainwashed by Hydra when he killed Stark's parents, so that is a HUGE mitigating factor.

Spellman explained he aimed for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to be almost right in the middle of that wide spectrum, the closest example being Lethal Weapon.

All my imaginary friends are real people.

Most of the budget went to craft services having to provide second breakfast, elevenses, dinner, and supper.

Sooo....Incredible Hulk 2: Electric Boogaloo? 

It’s like they’re operated by QWOP.

Is fruit punch without sugar a fruit dive?

“Seeing as Wanda’s basically a stay-at-home mom in the show...” -- I would say she was more of a homemaker.

As good a reason as any to leave behind one of my favourite videos of all-time:

They must use Kinja mobile for the system.

“Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.”

At least it wasn’t a phishing scam.

He’s holding the carp like it’s a machine gun.

The way the fisherman (-person?) is holding the fish in the image, you might say we all got Carp Pet Bombed.