Are you sure that she’s not Mephisto?

The moment I finally loved the character as presented in the MCU movies was from Ragnarok.

It isn’t just 70's, though - they show tech & animation that come from multiple decades, and something very sci fi for the exterior.  I think it paints things as somewhat outside of time.  

It was a bit that he realized what a big deal the TVA is but also a little bit of how small he is? Something he has wrought death and destruction over is just a goddamn paperweight.

Hiddleston’s reaction to that drawer was pretty top-notch. 

I noticed that too, but I think that was intentional. It was pretty charming.

For effect.  That is, I’m disappointed the answer to Loki’s “is this all here to scare me?” wasn’t “No, this is all here to calm you. If we showed you what we really look like you’d break and then you’d be useless to us.” Do I have to do everything?

Well, say what you will about Kinja, but it will never stop innovating new and interesting ways to fuck up your comment.

Do they ever explain why their wigs are so bad?

Oh it’s accurate, just impractical. My man’s gonna look like Carrie at the prom.

We also have to credit Sam/Cap for a new first: The very first MCU character to wear the comic-accurate head-sock.

I wouldn’t trust no coroner anyway.

They’re also directly under Feige’s aegis, as the old Marvel television is functionally gone now. At this point, it’s more a question of how much overlap this one guy wants than a potential turf war or a clash of egos. Hiring the writer from the series seems like a pretty unambiguous statement that you like his take…

I think it's easier for these shows to feed back into the MCU because they're already using established characters and actors that the fans already know. 

Yeah, for me it was a genuine toss up as to whether he was going to chase Karli or try to stop that truck from falling.

I did not see it as Walker coming back to save the day. I felt he came back for the sole purpose of revenge killing Karli. Then somewhere in the whole business his better side took over and that’s when he started helping Sam and Bucky.

“It’s not fun if you’re just sitting in the sidecar while someone else drives.”

I have to say that as I entered my 40’s, I had to realize that I just don’t have time to play everything I want and that that’s OK. It was very freeing. No longer do I hoard games and then fret. No longer do I feel FOMO. I look at it more as using my gaming time itself; not as “I need to play this quantity of games…

I liked my vasectomy more then Apocalypses 

Emma was wonderful.