My biggest disappointment: Sonya should have been revealed as a Pink Kree and been the one to offer the peace deal.

Word Of God: this plays directly into Armor Wars, which supposedly includes Kree-Skrull Wars elements.

There’s rumours of time travel in the story.

Trademark, Germain, not copyright. That should be an amusing legal battle if Jen tries to prove prior art and usage. Titania will need a registrable mark, too, speaking of art. The joy of trademark trolling, something Marvel Comics could advise on. I just hope they get full on laughs out of the case, and conclude it…

That last line was *so* tightly edited. It’s not quite the entire word “fucked” but they get the first four letters in there, mostly. The very first MCU f-bomb!

To those worrying about adapting “Façade”, it’s wise to trust Neil and his crew (he’s already done it in the Audible adaptation, where the character is played by Samantha Morton.) The point of the story isn’t the superpowers…it’s her immortality and isolation. It’s a counterpoint to Hob Gadling, with the horrifying…

Arthur Darvill’s in the Audible adaptation too, as William Shakespeare.

It’s Bricken. We’re lucky we didn’t get “Night Of A Billion Iguanas.”

There’s two other links — Madripoor is mentioned and, the big one everyone missed but has been verified recently, the first blackout scene is happening in Latveria, and the castle we see is Doomstadt. Also, the name on the boxes behind the driver’s seat in the ice cream truck is deliberately obscured to read “von D”…

The biggest Easter Egg you missed here is that this is the MCU’s version of Avengers Disassembled, which led to House Of M, then Wanda’s very long redemption arc, which culminated in James Robinson’s 15-issue Scarlet Witch series — after which Marvel screwed the character up all over again.

It’s Shuma-Gorath but they used the name of Gargantos (who’s very similar.)

Nope, not even written yet.

At this point it’s a. Doted that AoS is another corner of the multiverse, post about season 3.

They robbed Kyle MacLachland blind on Twin Peaks: The Return.

Nope, we saw Jake and he’s exactly that…aggressive, loud, brutal, showing up with a bandage across his nose and blood on his face…and he’s very direct with Harriw.

There’s not really a damnation in Egyptian mythology. It’s just oblivion, the destruction of the soul.

The show gets a lot right with the Egyptian mythology, too, but also switches things around (the Weighing comes before the Barque, and failing Ma’at means Ammit swallows the soul…and oblivion follows.) Some of this is for drama, some for convenience, some part of the show set-up (though they show Osiris active, so he,…

We’ve seen Jake in this episode.

We actually got Jake in this episode, and he’d fit with your thought - when Marc is zapped back to Harrow’s office he shows up with a bandage on his nose and traces of blood. He speaks differently, has a different, tougher accent, and his attitude is way more aggressive.

This is act two right now. This is where all the plans go sideways and Everything We Know Is Wrong. Jurati has killed the Borg Queen and been reinfected, yet another butterfly has been stepped on (several, if we consider the Rios rescue), and Q is really making a mess of things. Next week will be *painful* indeed.…