I heard the deleted scene was a tribute to a hero and I thought they might actually have a scene honoring Natasha.  But nope.  More Tony worship.  Bleh.

If they are bringing back Coulson,  I am going to miss the prosthetic arm with the energy shield. 

Chloe rocked both emotional scenes, reading Coulson’s letter (No Clark Gregg VO, good choice) and when Sarge called her “Skye”.

“Which is probably good news, given the cliffhanger return of someone who appears to be Flint, the young man from the alternate future whose full backstory never got revealed before — meaning that there’s a real chance he’s got a bigger (Deke and FitzSimmons-esque?) connection to Yo-Yo and Mack than anticipated.”

To my mind, Daya’s character arc is a loss of trust in authority figures, which led via the riot and her life sentence to a loss of trust in the system, which in turn led to an attitude of ‘I’ll do whatever the fuck I want’. It’s a negative counterpart to Fig’s advice to Ward and Ward’s decision from that to follow…

It was popular among millenials the first time around. We're too old for shows about rich teenagers now.

Wooo! Now all I need is confirmation of Cloak & Dagger season 3.

Damn skippy. Anyone who hurts Molly should suffer horribly.

Counterpoint: Keep your goddamned hands off of Molly.

Fact-checking your Trumper asshole friends and family members is an exercise in futility. I either block them or unfollow and move them to the “Acquaintances” category.

On the bright side, it gives you yet another reason to block all your racist high school friends.

A lil’ bit of guilt there too, at least to me.

But it wasn’t. The whole cast was there.

Now you can look forward to your racist high school friend posting an “I kneel for Jesus. I stand for Tony Stark.” meme on Facebook.

Cutting this was clearly the right call, but Mantis in the background being completely confused by what’s happening almost makes it worthwhile for me...

Netflix are dicks here, for sure. I’m just not a fan of badmouthing Bad Mouth.

That just makes it even more galling, really. Big Mouth was not a big hit when it premiered either, but they gave it time to build its audience, and it paid off, so why not extend the same courtesy to the T&B crew?

Good to see I’m not the only one who’s immediate reaction was “Tuca and Bertie died for this???”.

I love Big Mouth, and I’m happy it’s getting renewed, but it seems noteworthy that male show ran shows that are heavily focused on the male ID animated shows keep getting more seasons on Netflix while Tuca and Bertie got one season.

That sounds like a bad idea, since it would make the comments section basically unusable.