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G'iah Needs Spy Lessons?!? | Secret Invasion 1x2 Reaction & Review | Marvel on Disney+
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The Flag Smashers weren't upset about the Blip occurring, they were upset that when half the population returned five years later they were pushed out of the places that they had settled into during the five-year event.
They were also upset that the outpouring of sympathy and humanity that had existed during the years of 'The Blip', where everyone helped each other regardless of nationality, creed or religion, just dried up the moment the people returned, and humanity went back to being nation states constantly fighting over resources and power. "One World, One People" was their motto because that's what (they felt) had been the situation during The Blip.
Lmao Claroos is just not vibing at all, looks like she needs a hug
In 1997, the world population is around 5.8 billion people. Rounding that up to 6 billion for easier math, that means a million Skrulls works out to 167 Skrulls per million humans. Think of an extra 167 people in a city of a million, and you can see Nerdy is quite right. A million Skrulls isn't that many additional people.
The number in and of itself WASN'T the problem. The problem was that the number ratchets-up our villain's potential allies.
@@procrastinator99that’s not a problem, it’s just emphasising the stakes. Also context of storytelling is also showing that not all of the skrulls have this viewpoint. In fact like any section of the human population this extremism is very likely the minority.
Personally I’m liking the fact that for once a sci-fi show isn’t saying that an alien race all thinks the same way with the same goals.
@@charlietocherI mean feige himself said that the skrulls are like humans in the sense that there are good and bad skrulls
U would be right till u remember they will have the ability to mimic powers
@@shadowx8145 mimicking powers does not necessarily mean that they are all here to hurt us, in much the same way an immigrant population in the real world will mostly assimilate and adapt to a new host culture. Only the tiniest minority will ever want to supplant the host population but many of the hosts will, once a threat of any scale is perceived (rightly or wrongly) will throw that fear onto all of the immigrants. Hence in the show Nick Fury with an understanding of skrulls is wary of Sonya Failsworths “scorched earth” approach to the skrull rebellion
Olivia Colman is giving me life in this show!! Some of the best scenes did not involve guns but conversations and they were powerful.
She really is something else
I am loving Olivia Colman in this. Her scenes are my favorite.
Dark humor. People in the most dire situations sometimes joke about it, just how it is.
I think part of the reason the Skrulls can't find a permanent home anywhere is that the Kree are still hunting them across the universe, as well as other species/planets not trusting them. That was the reason Mar Vell was trying to build the lightspeed ship to find the Skrulls a new home where the Kree couldn't find them. Unfortunately for the 2 years following their departure with Captain Marvel in 1995 they were not able to find anywhere safe so some of them came back to Earth and worked with Fury. It's also why Talos brought all of the refugees to Earth after the blip because Earth had become a safe haven as long as they kept their existence hidden from the population (plus the Kree were afraid of Captain Marvel and avoided Earth).
Right. They're hiding on earth because it isn't safe for them to travel around with the Kree hunting them. That's all of their eggs in just a few baskets. Fury said "hey, why don't you guys stay here? Help me defend earth/the US. Most of you will be perfectly safe living as humans, and Carol and Talos and I will work on finding you a new permanent home of your own?" Why would they endanger their survival as a species by traveling around space with another tech-advanced civ after them when they can be relatively safe on Earth?
I don't Gravik cared about saving the guy or curing him. He was "saving" him to make sure he couldn't talk. Once they found him, they were fine with killing.
Yep. They went and got him out to tie up loose ends, nothing more.
Brogan wasn't making it to morning, no matter what.
okay, new point, Stark's clean energy program got sidelined when Tony switched gears from clean energy to armor around the world plan. It was scrapped way back in Avengers one when Loki used his clean energy supplier to fuel the portal that the Shintari came through.
Asking irrelevant question 😂. What human is going to discover a dead skrull body in a radioactive area 😂
Clarus really likes dissecting every aspect of this series 😂 thinking too much into the logistics, you can do the same with every MCU movie/series & even more so with the comics
Very hostile reaction... There are so many 'gripes' put forward here that can be explained by comicbook logic. Honestly it's a weird level of skepticism for how dangerous Skrulls can be. Also why do so many reactors struggle with the absence of the Avengers?! It's an entirely informal group, an ideal Fury came up with to bring heroes together in times of ultimate need. And after everything that's happened, the compound destroyed, members either scattered or dead, is it really surprising that there's no organised front? Fury could use his clout to bring a new group of heroes together, but it's not like Shuri even knows Captain America! The remaining and new recruits barely know each other, so uniting them would take some doing.
Jup
The Avengers thing I can agree with you on, but I still don't think "if we call them the skrulls could imitate them" makes any sense. Skrulls could see them on TV and imitate them, so I'm not sure what Fury is thinking there. I also think hostile isn't fair when one of us is liking the show and the other isn't. Not loving something isn't hostile.
@@NerdyNightly If they were to capture one avenger, it could lead to several different outcomes, none of which are good, & it would be a lot easier for one of them to get tricked by letting their guard down. Hard to argue whether or not getting them involved would be a good idea
@@NerdyNightly well we're two episodes into a mystery show about shapeshifting aliens, so to assume anything is tricky, but assuming the creators dont have answers at this stage seems pretty premature. Yes it's the kind of oversight in logic all the Disney+ shows seem to bring. But there are also so many logical assumptions you can make to answer Clarisse's questions. 'Are there a thousand invisible ships in orbit?'. Possibly, even if there was, space is VERY BIG. Also how do you know they didn't just round up refugees on 3 ships?? 'Why did they shoot that Skrull in the woods?' 1. They are already on the irradiated compound 2. Im assuming they will send someone to bury the body. 'How has no one discovered a dead skrull?' Im assuming initially they were kept track of but in the chaos of the last few years with Fury gone the system has deteriorated. Just seems like Clarisse came into this one with cynicism and no suspension of disbelief, which kind of spoils the fun
@@NerdyNightlythey could've just turned into fury and hill during the Moscow bombing to frame them but isn't 1000 times more damning that its 100% true that they were there on a mission? To me Calling the avengers for this would be like calling a drone strike in on a hostage situation.
100% they came back during the blip where the population change would be less noticeable.
And the scene with Gravik where they change back is a direct antithesis of the opening where they turn human.
12:16: I don't think Tony ever made any of his clean energy tech available to the general public. You don't see any advanced tech in day to day life in the MCU.
The Asgardian vs. Skrull acceptance debate is kind of a head scratcher for me. Not only do Asgards look human, Thor and other Asgardians have shown to be protectors not only in the events of the MCU but Asgard has been a protector of Earth for thousands of years. There's built in history with the Asgards; even in our own real life lore. They're viewed as god-like by humanity. Furthermore, in the MCU timeline Earth was attacked multiple times by hostile alien species including one instance that wiped out half of the population. It's not hard to imagine even the most progressively minded individual being xenophobic towards aliens in the MCU.
The Skrulls declared war on the planet and abducted humans on purpose, humans will not accept peace when they learn of their invasion.
Clarus was being very weird this video 😂😂
The blip happened, people adapted over 5 years. And then in one day, 3.5 BILLION people came back, and the people who had adapted were being displaced by the people who returned. You would be pissed as well.
They drove by the safe house after rescuing the guy & saw that the safe house was compromised as cops were all over it.
That's why he says keep driving & then drove out to the woods to kill the guy cause when seeing the safe house compromised showed that he did give them info.
But in fact he did not. It was G'iah who betrayed the safe house to the Russian police, she left the car to make a phone call in Russian. What she said wasn't translated in the subtitles, and my Russian is very basic, but I did catch that she ended with the word быстро (bystro), meaning "quickly".
To expand, it was only the Russian thugs who were asking Brogan about the location of the safe house. They got nothing at all out of him and admitted as much. Sonya didn't ask about the safe house at all, only about what Gravik was up to, and thus she got to know about the machine and the surname of the scientists working on it.
Whereas G'iah (a) already knew the location of the safe house and (b) made a clandestine phone call in Russian ending with the word "quickly" for reasons that are not yet clear to me.
To the best of their knowledge though, it would be a logical conclusion.
@@VerticalBlank First off great ear! But I feel that you are falling into the trap of applying what we the audience know and are aware of and what the characters are.
@@kendalldesouza4595 Thank you! To be clear: yes I was indeed writing from the audience perspective. I wasn't claiming that Gravik knew that G'iah made that phone call.
They have one FTL Kree cruiser that can travel outside the jump-gate network. I'm sure some Skrulls are helping, but so many people will fit on a single ship. Skrulls don't need to leave every ship in near-earth orbit all the time. They can drop off smaller groups and move the ships to a more distant staging area
29:50 - The main barrier to them living was probably the massive Kree Empire that's intent on their complete elimination, so yeah Captain Marvel got her work cut out.
Finally, Why they can't find their own home is the fact the the KREE are actively hunting them and because they know that Captain Marvel is a protector of Earth (specifically against the Kree) keep them from Earth and so they see this as their one safe place.
Damn, they're always missing important details, especially Claroos
I don't think she understands how big space is. It's vast.
How many MCG’s is space?
Also, Asgardians vs. Skrulls impacting the population, Asgardians showed up at the very beginning of the Blip. plus according to Google there was only about 1,500 to 2m500 that survived, while a million skrulls being revealed in the post blip world where there is already growing pains trying to reintroduce our returned population.
I totally get Clarus’ not vibing with the whole Rhodey briefing scene, it really came off as just a bunch of America Ego stroking.
1:42 Yes, it was Far From Home. It was also Talos and wife being Fury and Hill, and Talos' wife is now dead. sure, some other skrull could take Marias looks, but I doubt it.
I also feel like the "special guest star" thing makes it more plausible that the actress won't be in more of the show.
9:52 THANK YOU! that's what I said!
Maybe the story of what happened with Captain Marvel will also explain the broken relationship with Marvel and Monica Rambo.
@23:00 FAWS had an entire chunk of plot taken out because it was about a pandemic and 2020 had just starte and the Flag smashers trying to help find cure's or something like that to help the woman who gave them homes to live in. and if you rewatch the show you can still see some parts of the cut out plots about the pandemic. I wish they kept it in the show
Also the Asgurdiands all look human so it's way more easy to blend in plus the Humans all loved Thor years before asgard was destroyed
Loving this show so far! Definitely rating it higher than either of y'all, so sorry it's not working/clicking in the right ways for you. I think there's a necessary shorthand at play to avoid getting bogged down in exposition. The broad strokes work and make sense to establish the premise and personal stakes for Fury and the Skrulls without spending an inordinate amount of time getting lost in the minutiae. I feel like as nerds/geeks, a lot of us like delving into that kind of deep lore and picking apart all the details, but that doesn't necessarily work for telling the story to a more general audience, especially when you're working in a genre that is so dependent on tension and mystery. Halting the narrative flow to stop and explain what all happened over the course of 30 years and what Carol's been up to and where are the ships and how did papers get forged and are the Kree going to be a problem and and and...it would just grind the story into the ground and dispel any sense of momentum. We're given enough information to understand why they're here, why they're mad, and why it matters to the main characters. Fury promised them. Fury used them. Fury failed them. Fury left them. Now the consequences are coming back to bite him in the ass, from both his Skrull and human friends along with the wider threat to humanity. There are still more answers to come over the remaining four episodes, so I'm happy to take the ride and learn as we go. And if we don't happen to learn everything that happened in exacting detail, I've got no problem with that as long as we learn enough for what matters to this story. Everything else is gristle for nerdy theorists and fan fic writers to chew on for years to come. ;)
I also think there's often a visual shorthand at play in these projects as well, sort of fusing the best conventions of both cinematic and comics storytelling, so the represented reality on screen/panel is meant to indicate more than the "actual" reality being portrayed. The visual language is coded to communicate what's happening more so than accurately portraying what's occurring, which helps to heighten the reality from mere realism (and usually look cooler as well). So if G'iah is hidden from the camera, we understand that she is hidden from anyone who might see her. If Gravik is changing shape behind things to taunt Fury when he comes out on the other side, we understand that other people in the crowd didn't see him changing. I feel like that's always been a part of the MCU aesthetic so it really doesn't bother me. Might not work for everyone, or in every instance, but i do think it's more of an intentional stylistic choice than an unintended error on the part of the creators.
Hope it starts working better for y'all, cuz it's working great for me! :)
I’m sensing Clarus’ patience is wearing thin with all these trope-heavy comic & anime series.
I would also argue that the series hasn't shown its full hand yet. Maybe Fury was lying about finding the Skrulls a new home, maybe Captain Marvel knows something we dont, maybe the Kree haven't stopped hunting the Skrulls since very recently so they had no choice but to hide on Earth. Ultimately I would like for there to be a better logic like these two are asking for but they are asking questions the show isnt looking at, at least right now
There are 2 reasons that many people seem to overlook.
1. The kree are still hunting them but earth is protected so they can't do anything about that. They need a planet that the kree can't get access to.
2. The marvel universe isn't just heavily populated but it also contains alot of threats. In the comics earth is basically lucky
About the Asgardians vs Skrulls acceptance, one takes the identity of others and the others were once (and probably still) worshipped on Earth 🖖😎👍
Nick spent years working on a space station manned by Skrulls. What do you think he was doing there? He was working with Skrulls. On a space station. They had tech to find a world. But there wasn't a suitable one.
They keep bringing it up as if he gave up on them though, and that doesn't seem right if he was on the ship working the whole time. Sword is also only a couple years old at this point, most of those thirty years he didn't have that tech
@@NerdyNightly I see your point, but remember (WandaVision) Sword has been around since before the Snap. We don't know everything he was doing up there, but they're clearly showing us what happened in the past in flashback scenes. I'm sure there's going to be a lot more revealed about his time up there in the next few episodes.
I really think they've set up a lot of frustration in order to give us payoff as the series plays out.
Im gonna have to watch your reaction again to get all your questions down; but you seem to overlook that Fury and Talos-Fury have been building a support network to get skrull spies everywhere; and Talos could use the same infrastructure to get paperwork to cover millions of people moving around the world.
Say they parked the spare ships around the moon or mars on automatic pilot, assuming they didn't need them immediately.
There looked like there was a bunch of Skrulls on that space station working with Fury.
1 million out of 7 billion is not noticeable at all. It could be 100 million and the average person would never notice. I think in sci fi specially space sci fi most viewers, readers, writers and show runners usually don't get the idea of scale when it comes to the universe. It is difficult to communicate that scale in Sci Fi also because creators and writers don't understand. Which is why you have to take a leap of disbelief.
Do you know the fate of the original 3 Skrulls left on Earth after the Fantastic Four bluffed the Skrull starship captain out of invading Earth?
Skrull 1: We promise to cause no more harm. We will live among you in peace. We swear it.
Skrull 2: We hate being Skrulls. We'd rather be anything else.
Reed Richards: So be it. I will tell you what to turn into and I will hypnotize you so that you will forget your previous identities. You will remain what you become for as long as you live.
Skrull 1: Will we have a peaceful existence?
Skrull 3: Promise we'll be contented.
They turned into cows. FF# (1962)
I see all kinds of problems with this solution. Were they able to produce milk? If a bull mated with them could they give birth to a calf? Did they wind up in the food supply? And is this the origin of mad cow disease?
Was Maria Hill buried with a closed casket? If so, maybe she isn't dead maybe she went to Tahiti #2.
The Skrulls came during the Blip so a Million is not a lot
Nerdy, one detail I think you missed was when Daneris was looking at the computer screen and the there was aa list that included Groot, Corvus Glaive, a frost demon and extremis. Put the abilities of those things together and what do you get?
cul obsidian, not corvus glaive
He got it a little later.
If a million Skrulls scattered across the galaxy can't find a suitable new home, how could Nick Fury!? I totally get it. IIRC, in the comics, Earth was considered some holy promised land or such for the Skrull religion, which would make infinitely more sense. Heck, them all flocking to Earth because humans are the only species (with some help) to stop Thanos would make more sense.
I'm still enjoying the show, but like you said, the premise & setup needed a lot of work.
They came to earth because they trusted humans that helped save them. How does that not make sense? Then the fact that finding a suitable planet isn't easy, removing the realistic science of habitable planets u seem to forget that the marvel universe is very populated and have many threats. So yes finding a goldilocks planet in the marvel universe ain't as easy as u think
I'm still hoping that Gaia turns out to be the mastermind in charge of everything, but most likely she's just going to be the inside woman who works alongside the good guys to take down Gavik. They'll succeed, and then she becomes the leader of the "good Skrulls" who just want to be left alone. But maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised. I also hope that the show doesn't focus on just Russia and surrounding countries and maybe the U.S later. TYhe invasion should be global, not restricted to one geographical area.
There are 7.9B people in the world. 1M Skrulls spread out across the globe is nothing anyone would notice.
Hey Nerdy what happened to Secret Invasion episode 3???? Very curious
We’ve been in LA and haven’t had a moment to watch it yet. As soon as we can we will get it uploaded and the rest of the season will go up on time!
@@NerdyNightly oh okay I thought you dropped it because of episode 3
Two things. First, Maria Hill was pretty publicly killed and brought home so becoming her would be more problematic than just becoming a different anonymous human and joining Fury in future shows/movies. I mean, it may happen ... they do bring a lot of people back.
Second point, concerning humans accepting aliens - how's New Asgard doing? Admittedly, most Asgardians look human, but then there's Korg, etc. Skrulls are different, and the council member who didn't submit to Gravik suggested that conflict might be something skrulls create ... but did they even try? A million people aren't more than a smallish city ... seems like that would have been a better answer even temporarily while Carol searched.
Not only that, Even if it weren’t the case about Maria Hill’s public death, all a Skrull could do is pose as her, with none of her specific skills or memories. Her gone, they can’t “take her mind”.
So Cobie Smulders would have to play a new character pretending to be Hill based on only superficial details that they get from Fury and her personnel file. Pointless.
Yeah y’all are right. I just love Cobie Smulders and I’m gonna miss her. Wish she could have had a bigger moment in the MCU before going out
@@NerdyNightly I think it was time to shit or get off the pot with Hill. Give her something big or get rid of her. Showing up for 2-3 minutes of screen time every three years was a waste of the wonderful Cobie Smulder’s time. She should have been made a bigger player ages ago. When younreally take stock of it, her MCU involvement has been minuscule until this show’’s premier episode. Hill is a side character in Avengers, with maybe 20 lines, two decent shootout sequences and a lot of standing blurry in the background in the helicarrier CIC. She had a slightly smaller role in Age of Ultron; more lines and less screen time. She was co-star of a post-credit scene in Infinity war and she had silent 20 cameo at the end Endgame.
My favourite Hill moment is Soren for Christ’s sake! From Far From Home, shooting that drone with a rocket launcher before it kills Fury/Talos. ‘You got me? *boom* “I gotcha”.
Asgardians are well ingrained in human lore and history in the MCU. They are viewed by humanity more as god-like beings than an alien. Because of this, the acceptance level would be higher for Asgardians than other alien species.
@@chaost4544 it probably has far more to do with the goodwill that Thor has earned with humans by protecting earth than anything else.
19:03 she's a skrull that's why she's acting differently towards the show😶
Such an off day for Clarus.
I think it was implied the million Skrulls went here on earth during the blip/Thanos's after snap.
I like the show overall but some parts are confusing,like why Fury said he will find a new home planet and didn't keep his promise but used Skrulls as his spies... Lets hope they'll explain that and give more lines to Emilia cause she barely said anything this episode...
At 1 G acceleration for 10 months aka 305 days you would start to be approaching near light speed. Also, you would STILL be in the solar system.
Why is the world so small for claroos? Like there’s plenty of space out there (?)
Like, thanos came to earth with a bunch of ships and they were all in the avengers parking lot… they’re not gonna crush into eachother
And 1 million people is not that much, a day more than 100 thousand people die globally(?), and these aliens are here “””illegally“””, they can build a hole to get the little green guys that die(?)
Also, you two have been married longer than a million seconds, but you have another 28+ years before you hit a billion seconds.
If the world population is 8 billlion, adding a million people is a 0.0125% increase
Also Skrull Maria Hill & Nicky Fury were Talos and his wife, who is dead. Dont think Maria hill is coming back to the MCU in any form. RIP to a GOAT
Clarus, while the idea of 2000 people dying is a big deal to us as individuals, you need to realize that measured against the population of the United States, it is not even a statistical rounding error (less than 0.1%) and against the population of the planet, it is even smaller. And Rhodey is not meaning to be humorous when he asked Fury not to start a nuclear war before they meet. Even his aside regarding "putting on his suit and carpet-bombing" Slovakia, is pure frustration as WarMachine commands the personal firepower to do just that.
Between 2000 and 3000 is the number of civilians who died as a result of the September 11th , 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S. The country that experienced that attack would probably be a little more sensitive to the situation, even if it happened to America's political enemy.
I dunno, I mean the United States used an extremist attack that killed around the same amount of people to justify a 20+ year war, in which exponentially more civilians have been killed than extremists, so it seems to me like it's actually kind of a big deal..
Today Clarus was ti this show what Nerdy is to Fullmetal
Wardrobe department at NerdyNightly doing a great job 👍
9:04 he is absolutely right, i mean think about it 9m people die every year due to hunger in real world how much have you noticed about that
I'm sensing Clarus has a problem with all the inconsistency in this show and how it relates to what we've seen so far.
The million skrulls got there after the blip.
I think Rhodey is a skrull, maybe from back to civil war.
Lol, Dbd shout out. I was thinking the same thing when I watched that scene. X^D
Admittedly I've never read Nick Fury comics, so there may be some nods that I've missed, but I'm with Clarus on this episode. It didn't hit me as well this week as last week. I can't pin it down exactly as to why, but I just didn't feel engaged with it. Still in it for the long run of course.
20:55 Oh i enjoyed that reaction , lol.
Damn that Star Trek idea is pretty fire.
I normally really enjoy your reactions and commentary - but this felt like I was watching a couple fight in the counselor's office. You both said things that came across as minimizing and disrespectful to each other - and it felt like an argument rather than a fan discussion of opposing views. It hurt my heart to see this because I really like you both. I hope you work out whatever is below the surface and can try to find value in the rest of the season.
Promise you we are good. No fight we may have over a piece of media ever effects our marriage off camera. We know each others lines and we like to push eachother within them
Thanks for responding - I really appreciate hearing this from you and am glad to know things are well between you! ❤
I'm wondering how any of this nicely merges with the multiverse saga or the mutant storylines that are presumably occurring at the same time. I think that's where a lot of the confusion viewers might experience watching this series will come from. I could also use some reference to what the blip was like from the skrull perspective, since half the planet vacated and they could have set up a full society then.
Why do they need to merge nicely? An earthquake and a civil war can both be happening at the same time on different parts of the world and both have major impacts globally does that mean that somehow they are connected. Idk i just feel like multiple major things can be going at the same time and not have to directly tie in to each other.
I know I’m wanted but I gotta look sick 😂😂😂😂
People, like Gravik, who are attempting to justify their acts of aggression and conquest always speak in hyperbole. Gravik goes a long way toward justifying the Kree position that the Skrull are the kudzu of the universe.
I'm ready liking the show so far.
I was right ha ha
Yikes.If you want to see two people over thinking and picking apart a show in a very passive aggressive way, this is your channel."Golly, it's episode two and they haven't explained everything. Also, jokes/sarcasm bad"...
Honestly, arguing over is skrulls can imitate buckys arm was so jarring to listen to
I wonder if this show is a Segway to Young Avengers (because the characters we know are old and tired) or Fantastic Four (because of Super Skrulls)
You would think people would be freaking out more after almost as many civilians died as during the 9-11 terrorist attacks.
4 billion people died during the blip hope this helps 🤙
@@CoryAndor Uhh...Thanks for the logical fallacy, I guess (?) 😬
@@kennyteeology3526 who would even be freaking out that you are not satisfied with their reaction
@@CoryAndor I guess I'm not understanding your points. 4 billion people did not die during the blip - they were brought forward in time by 5 years and most are very much still alive. I'm agreeing with Clarus in being confused why Colonel Rhodes is being quippy and so nonchalant about an awful terrorist attack and loss of life.
@@kennyteeology3526 they were presumed dead for 5 years not simply moved forward in time. Additionally, there was the attack on new york, ultrons attack, and thanos's non snap invasion. Also, he could be skrull. Also he could simply be jaded.
I'll read the comments first before watching the reaction. Seems it was very negative lol
There’s more than one way for us to destroy the earth. It’s not only climate change. Lol
Prior to The Blip, I'm certain that Nick Fury took great pains to make certain that any Skrull death did not make it to the morgue/autopsy.
Rhodey seems to know about Skrulls due to a top secret briefing, so it's probable some governments/government officials know about Skrulls and actively hide their presence from the populace.
That said, I do think Rhodey is 100% a Skrull, he was acting sus all ep.
Think y'all are misunderstood. Those million came during the blip.
I'll come back when she isn't nitpicking the ever living shit out of it. Lol it's one thing not to enjoy it, or have valid criticisms.....but good god she is actively trying to hate this show. Peace. ❤
Love watching you guys, but gotta admit, this was a rough one to listen to.
Completely agrees with Clarus on that Rhodey's "joke". Maybe I'm biased being European, or maybe it's the opposite, but that kind of terrorism comment from a US envoy feels completely misplaced, dare I say awful. Plus all of his speech about the US govt having better thing to do than to answer all of the other countries' heads of state was extremely arrogant and disconnected.
I thought the exact same thing, it's a very American joke that just didn't land that well imo😂
I agree with you about the first part but he was right about the President of the US not being at others whim when they want to. That doesn't even happen for other world leaders particularly heads of state in Europe.
"Super Skrull" without the FF? Oh... all right... Maybe an "SS" will be re-visited and and fighting WITH them. That WOULD be very MCUish.
There actually is at least one SS superhero in the comics so its not just an MCU stretch. Also part of what I like about how they are approaching SS is if you look at the samples its not simply metahumans or supersoldiers its people and creatures who abilities are genetically a part of them which is what skrull shifting is based on. Like more than just the history of theFF and SSs
the reason they copied FF powers is again the ff are human mutates so all their powers are internal and genetic
@@kendalldesouza4595 "SS" with the 4 powers. Classic.
@chrispittman8854 agreed I remember the 1st time I saw one was just one those full head tilt 'whoaa...'
OMG it's a joke.
This show isn't really working for me either. However that scene on the train and the scene with Rhodie are enough to keep me watching.
19:29 next episode leave her at home she’s killing the vibe 😢
My Sentiments exactly, she was a buzzkill!
I hope this comment gets to satisfy the hunger of the algorithm goddess.
Maybe it would work for her if she watched it instead of nitpicking every aspect of the show. Trying to find a logical explanation for EVERYTHING. Every 5 seconds she’s literally complaining. (PLEASEEEE watch it without her. Im BEGGING 😒😭😭)
I'm sad the actress playing Maria's mom got paid jack squat for that brilliant performance.
The woman's reaction was a buzzkill...finding everything to constantly nitpick.
Agreed.
I don’t think this would be a future fun co-watch. Your wife clearly doesn’t like the show which I get but it kind of spoils the experience from a viewers stand point. Especially since we have waited so long for the show to air. But I will try and check you guys out on other movies and series though.
I mean no offense but maybe Clarus shouldn’t watch this series. She isn’t connecting to it which is a downer for those of us throughly enjoying the series.
What happened to your Wheel of Time series reaction?...
Also I agree with Claruce that they are trying to show Russian lives dont matter with there jokes.
I completely agree with Clarus, I was not really feeling this episode. I think she was pointing out some very good points. The series has had some interesting scenes but overall the show has very slow pacing.
whoah what did I just watch?
I’m so sad there’s no more aot
I still don’t see what’s special about aot at all, mid tier anime imo
I really hated the last season.
Idk I just think it’s a really well written story, but I can get why people wouldn’t like it
@@IAMJIMMY-uc3izsame
Why in the world would you say (@10:00) that Maria Hill isn't going to heaven? 🙄
Spies do the things that stop you going from Heaven so that other people have the opportunity. It’s the sacrifice of that job.
Be specific here. Give examples of ***specific*** actions Maria Hill did in the MCU which would prevent her from going to heaven.
@@robertjulianoph.d.1423 Mate it's not that serious. Chill.
In general, if you're a spy for a major government you're probably ending up in hell. The job implies you're doing a lot of bad things.
@archang317: On the contrary, to bring such an image as hell into this for a beloved character was unconscionable and completely unnecessary. 🙄
sorry, your recap still keeps bringing up more issues. We don't know if she betrayed her father, she could have not known that she was a decoy.
I usually enjoy your reactions… this was just super annoying to watch
the part that I really didn't like was the train ride, I hate that Fury is so unaffected by Maria's death. His whole vibe in the train telling stories and making jokes casually bothers me so much. Makes the interaction with her mom feel so fake.
If only Project TAHITI didn't get blown up in Agenta of Shield
Lol did you want him to breakdown crying in Talos’ arms? He’s constantly bottled up his fear & sadness, usually turning it into anger instead. That’s why he didn’t seem too affected by Colson’s death, though he definitely was, & we don’t see how Natasha or Tony’s deaths directly affect him either, but it’s all weighing down on him
I'm with Clarus, the show isn't really working for me, it keeps asking us to overlook too much. In a typical superhero property that wouldn't be too much of a problem because it's not so serious but if you want a show to play like a spy thriller than you need the discrepencies to be part of the story, clues for the viewer to purse not oversights or lazy writting otherwise it's just irritating.
You guys talk a lot