The Shanti virus was going to escape, the town was going to be quarantined, some heroes would die/lose powers, and the character Maya who was being built up all season through her uncontrolled poison power was going to be the answer to the virus.

Ehh.

Nah.

Reminder, the problem isn’t the nepo babies.

If the show doesn’t end with Logan selling the company to “foreign investors” and then staying in charge while removing the kids from the company completely then we’ll what’s the point of being inspired by the real world.

It’s 100% a reboot.

Westworld isn’t a cliffhanger either.

After the miniseries, the only real take is Rory and Logan are good for each other because they’re both terrible.

Jagger and Richards are also part of the background vocals on “All You Need Is Love”.

I’d say let’s see what happens with Secret Invasion. That’s supposed to be early 2023.

In the context of the episode in which she appears or stuff like Curb, I find it odd when characters are in a scenario interacting with real world celebrities.

Always found her cameo in SATC weird,

I’m sure there’s a forum somewhere with people complaining.

I could slightly understand if they wanted to lean closer to the books, they are significantly different.

The problem with the Long Night was a twofold problem of a) a streaming issue an b) being graded for 4K and HDR on the best equipment while people are watching on a wide spectrum of equipment from iPhones, iPads and cheap to expensive TVs. It’s very much like the modern sound problem. Every thing is sound mixed for…

This is my guess too.

Not predicting doom (though I could predict Doom), just a smaller piece of the cultural pie. 

I’m of the opinion that Disney stockholders told Feige to get to an Avengers team up movie faster than planned to make up for Covid. 

To be fair, im not saying this is the death of the MCU.

My gut says that this might be the film that makes a lot of the casual audience starts to check out and things get too confusing and convoluted.