Ok I am a just a peerie bit sad this isn’t Tony Gilroy’s new job...

I’ve been really hopeful for this since it was announced; Cox was excellent in Hawkeye, and this is such a good cast (and behind the scenes crew too). It just feels like the Marvel equal to Andor - misjudged, misappreciated. This trailer feels so good - unlike many recent trailers from the MCU!

Going to add my 2p alongside fellow Scottish commentators that as a Scot this is such a non-issue - a mountain out of less than a mole hill.

This is a work of forum art :)

Three seasons at the time. The Expanse was cancelled by SyFy after the third season.

Wiki gives a good account of it, with development on the film beginning in 2017. Solo saw its pause as a film project, making it ripe for web serial adaptation once Disney+ became a reality. A month after it was announced, Chow was announced as series director. 

Im sorry, a "scab"? Christ, how not to support people.

Thanks for sharing! Did you enjoy the event overall, despite the queues?

I really hope that is Lars Mikkelsen’s head there! It does look like him in the Killing and his dirty minister show!

Brilliant episode; like you I kept being struck by the light and the colours. Lots of turquoise and teal too, this episode, contrasting with the golden light. And that race course!

Such love for this series - I really hope it keeps going on and on.

Wait, She-Hulk was a disaster?

A really good summary of the situation - from the perspective of a 20 year games design veteran - is on Tuomas Pirinen’s Facebook wall.

The trailer really does seem to confirm the leaked plot of the film from months ago (unless the ongoing reshoots change something?). Spoilers at:

Does anyone think Miriel and Elendil have some strange chemistry in this episode? How does Elendil become king? Is this how? And could there be an Isildur the second?

Yeah Luke was being a brat there - Aemond wasn’t without justification for feeling annoyed. 

I thought he was correcting her calling him an “orc”?

I think it’s best to view the events as happening non-synchronously until characters actually meet (like in this episode) or are viewing an event happening at roughly the same time (the comet). The Harfoot’s travels seen last episode looked like a very long journey, so it feels like the different storylines are…

Its on the tail end, but Wolf Hall is probably one of the best period adaptations you can watch. The Lion in Winter is also worth it very much.

He was so good as himself in the Leftovers!