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Could be.I saw someone pointing out online that Hank Pym said that Thor’s death was a “favor”. The question is to who? What kind of favor? Did he got something in return maybe…
Could Loki have orchestrated the whole thing all along?
I figured that the first one was going to be a "dipping your toes in the water before jumping in" kind of thing. Looking at the rundown of this season, Captain Carter is by default the simplest premise so it made sense to start out with that but I think a lot more minds would have been blown if this new episode was the premiere.Yeah, this show has gotten better every week. I still am not crazy about the first one. Still so very meh, but episode 2 was really fun and this episode has kind of turned me around. I still dislike the animation for the most part, but for the first time, I think this show is worth watching. I don't think it is event TV, but a good way to kill 30 mins? Absolutely
The way that Hank took out Hulk really made me think that Scott wasn't thinking outside the box enough in Endgame when it came to facing Thanos.As others have said the pacing this episode was much better. They had a lot going on but didn’t feel like whiplash like the last two. So I guess we know Ant-Man can do real damage if he ever decided to.
I figured that the first one was going to be a "dipping your toes in the water before jumping in" kind of thing. Looking at the rundown of this season, Captain Carter is by default the simplest premise so it made sense to start out with that but I think a lot more minds would have been blown if this new episode was the premiere.
The way that Hank took out Hulk really made me think that Scott wasn't thinking outside the box enough in Endgame when it came to facing Thanos.
Well said.Yeah, this show has gotten better every week. I still am not crazy about the first one. Still so very meh, but episode 2 was really fun and this episode has kind of turned me around. I still dislike the animation for the most part, but for the first time, I think this show is worth watching. I don't think it is event TV, but a good way to kill 30 mins? Absolutely
#rememberthanusOr maybe the fans offering that suggestion gave these creators ideas, lol.
Even if the premiere had been absolutely godawful, people would still have come back for the T'Challa episode. I suppose they could have switched the order of those two but either way I'm fine with getting Captain Carter out of the way early. I don't know if Disney has released viewer counts for this yet but I'm inclined to believe a lot more people watched episode 2 than the premiere because of Chadwick.I do wish Captain Carter was a middle season episode now. Get people on board with episodes like these last 2. Maybe a couple more. Slap the less good one in the middle so you don't lose people with a lackluster debut. If episodes surrounding a meh one are good, people will excuse it more.
IMO, even though it's not Disney's release pattern, I'd prefer if this season had been released all at once considering it's more of an anthology type of show as opposed to WandaVision, Loki, etc. which benefit from a weekly serialized format.