John Walker saved a van from falling without taking any credit from it. And that was after he chose to let go of his vengeance. That’s a hero arc here.
Coincidentally I thought of another reason to hate this show yesterday. There's a theme in the show about how no one cares about what happens to black military veterans or soldiers and the Isaiah guy or whatever his name is, is the example of that happening. But when US agent's BLACK friend and SOLDIER is killed by a terrorist infront of them all, the only one who cares is US Agent, Sam doesn't care and neither does bucky. What a shit show.
They literally don't care about these IPs beyond their utility as vectors for THA MESSAGE. How could they possibly give AF about internal consistency within the narrative, or their themes actually meshing diegetically with said narrative?
@@ephraimwinslow This. You see this a lot in everything. A story is like a box, the moment you declare something is bigger than it, the meta-focus and structure from a writing perspective collapses. Same with jokes, same with games. The story must be above all, or it will be killed. To think otherwise is the logical and I don't know...philosophical(?) Equal of saying "This body is less important than making the point that x is good for you" Then being surprised the body is sickly and all sorts of messed up. Or you know, deceased. You just can't have something be more important as a agenda than the story for it. Because you can have ideas from the message done in an interesting and engaging way, but that also open up the message and themes to be actually engaged and engaging with the idea is not the point for these people, merely laying it down and claiming social capital and force from it. A good example of progressive ideas being tackled is snootgame. A character is nonbinary and you can engagte with it how you like. The game dosen't reward you for being antagonistic because being just a general douche to someone, even if that someone themselves si a douche, is not going to result in anything but distance. I won't spoilt the game/ story if you ever try it. But in the end the game respectfully deals with nonbinary idea by treating it as an actual idea. That being it's a tool used to explore and question oneself. A good one or not, that's what it is. Naturally, because the game actually use it as a tool and thus treat it as something that can be picked up and then said as "Wait, this isn't helping. I might just be 'normal'" Got it a lot of flack. Because for many of these agendaist and people. The intent and idea was always to become the new conformist power structure they criticize stereotypical pre-80's traditionalist for but with a new angle for getting their foot in the door.
Same as Agatha All Along. The show for women that treat the horrifying death of Sharon (a woman) as a joke and the perpetual torture of Lilia (another woman) to protect a serial killer like Agatha as a good thing.
"You gotta do better, Senator. Yes me and my friends resurrected 4 billion people without warning all the worlds governments after they redistributed all the resources but... ya know... do better."
The blip has always been stupid, the world would not recover from half the population dying at random within 5 years. Many many more would've died from the initial panic, food shortages from supply chain breakdowns, any wars that would be kicked off from that. It'd be complete chaos, they never took the blip seriously.
Sam really pissed me off in the series *"We gotta stop calling them terrorists."* What else are we supposed to call people that engage in violent acts towards the public for sociopolitical gain? "You gotta do better Senator!" Sam has no right to criticize the Senator here, the Avengers caused the over population problem in the first place, and he himself isn't contributing to giving a solution to the problem.
I want Anthony Mackie to realize this: Those two memes are literally all I will think about when looking at him from now until the end of time. That's his legacy. That's who he is. He is essentially a finger puppet being voiced by [any teenage girl] in my view. And I am far from alone.
If a group is highly discriminatory in the targets they attack, only going after militaries and contractors supporting the military, then they aren’t terrorists.
“You gotta cure cancer, Senator! And you got to do something about greed too. And while you're at it, you could fix that ‘Original Sin’ problem as well!”
@@Lobsterwithinternet No, the original sin is impossible to solve by design. You need to carry that shit with you forever otherwise there would be no point.
If they had turned up, just a bit, John Walker being a hero and Falcon and Bucky bitching about him, it would have been an instant comedy. "Walker jumps through a window of a burning building, carrying 5 puppies under each arm" "Look at that prick showing off, I hate him"
Literally an Adult Swim show where the protagonist is some selfish loser and he meets a comically perfect foil and the premise of the episode is he’s just jealous and schemes to take down the actual hero who has no beef with him
This is how it was for the whole show. It's worse when you realize Walker was asking for their help every time they crossed paths, and falcon and bucky continued to act like children who didn't want to share the toy they stopped playing with.
I love that Zemo and Walker came across as the most reasonable characters, despite one being a terrorist and the other literally being hopped up on crazy super man juice.
Hell of it is, as much as the show tries to paint Walker in a bad light, he did nothing wrong, was nothing but kind and considerate, and was just fucked over by those around and above him at every turn. The writers were so shit, they set out to make a villain but ended up making a sympathetic, virtuous man who shines as a more moral person than the protagonists.
"When Steve gave you the shield I don't think either of us understood what it meant for a black man to be Captain America. I'm sorry...." Such an INFURIATING piece of dialogue. That was furthest thing from both Steve and Bucky's mind when the shield was given to Sam. One of the very few emotional scenes in Endgame, shat on for a race allegory. This damn show, man........
Did they really say that.....? Jesus fckn christ Nobody gives af that falcon is black For me (full transparency) I havent watched anything marvel since thor dumb and stupid I've legit put 0 seconds into any of the tv shows For me I was upset when cap gave the shield to falcon cuz imo it was for the race baiting bullshit Yea hes not gonna give the shield to his BEST FRIEND for a 100yrs Nobody cares that hes black, we r forced to have an initial reaction based on marvel's poor decisions an b cuz they do something stupid we r the racists and r toxic for having that reaction You gotta do better Marvel I got out at the right time
"They were told they were getting tetanus shots"? Remember how the scene played out in Captain America 1? He gets that one little regular shot, and he says, "That wasn't so bad." And Stanley Tucci says, "That was penicillin." Then he gets the 6 freakin' tubes of blue liquid pumped in all at once, sealed into a chamber and zapped with "Vita-rays" so bright that people outside the chamber had to shield their eyes from the light spilling out the small window. And all the while he's yelling out from the pain. Now imagine this playing out with these Tuskegee super soldiers. Every one of them totally buying into the notion that this was the standard procedure to battle tetanus. I mean, try to write this scene in a way that _doesn't_ play like outright parody. This would have made for an absolutely hilarious skit on something like In Living Color.
And this was pretty much right after Erskine’s death, too, so basically the _only_ part of the successful procedure they still had was the chamber (since it was intact and Howard Stark was still alive). Not using the chamber when they were still trying to recreate Erskine’s formula would be like having your car’s engine stolen and declaring that you must now build a hovercraft from scratch.
lol right, they obviously were trying to make a tuskeegee experiment reference but it makes no sense in the story. Making super soldiers just doesn't compare to the gov not treating syphilis while acting like they are. They really should just make a historical movie on tuskeegee, but I don't don't if modern media has the guts to show that part of gov healthcare.
You ever realize that Sam not taking the serum when there are no downsides kinda causes the premise to self destruct? It’s like “if you don’t need super strength, then why the shield, why the Stars and Stripes, why the name”.
It's like me saying "I don't need to be a Kryptonian to be Superman" because I stand by Superman's values and ideals. You know, that's a nice sentiment and all, but being able to stop trains with my face is a really useful skill, so actually yeah, gimme Supes' powers plz
Why not take the super serum when it turned a previously scrawny, asthmatic Steve into a man who can _stop a helicopter from taking off just with his bare hands?_ It's crazy that Sam didn't want that when he's already physically healthy, which means he should have had even greater gains.
"Why are you bad, government? Just be not that way!" -GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION RATES DROP TO 0% -POLICE BRUTALITY AT AN ALL TIME LOW -WORLD PEACE ACHIEVED -CLIMATE CHANGE IMMEDIATELY REVERTS TO PRE-INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION LEVELS -HOMELESSNESS ERADICATED
Places like Europe and the US could, because we have a huge surplus of food, so people could survive until food production ramped up in the coming years, but the rest of the world? China and India would probably collapse overnight, since they would get the biggest spike, while a good chunk of Africa would be just... ouch. Just this premise alone (read: half the Earth's population disappears, and then returns five years later), in the hands of a good writer, would be enough for a whole series of contemporary/sci-fi books/comics/etc., but instead it was just unceremoniously swept under the rug, because the MCU just didn't want to deal with it. Probably because every "auteur" writer/director they hired wanted to tell their own pet stories, and adhering to continuity would've gotten in the way.
@@Horvath_GaborYeah, you would get an unprecedented amount of resource based civil wars in Asia alone, not to mention the number of Coups, uprisings, and oppressive Juntas in and around all the regions that were already prone to civil strife like the middle east or Latin America. Hell half of Europe would look like a game of Pubg before the dust settles. At the end of the day either most of the unblipped people are going back in the grave or a lot of people that didn't get blipped would be well on their way in taking their place. This scenario gets far more grim the more you think about it, which marvel obviously didn't.
@@Horvath_GaborThe smart thing to do would be the blip activating all the mutants and other dormant superpowers so they can pass it off as "We fixed the food crisis by cloning corn and chickens through eye lasers!" It's dumb, but magic doesn't even work consistently in the MCU anymore, so why not? 🤷🏽♀ Treat it like the solar eclipse in the show Heroes.️
It's like you don't have 2x resources, entire industries and specialists have been wiped out. You have lost easily more than 50% of your production in them 5 years let alone having to deal with the aftermath on the first place I bet most people stopped going to work the instant half of all loved ones disappeared. You'd probably be up to like 10-20% production capacity if that. If nowhere in your supply chain was compromised.
the discussion on the stockpile of supplies reminds me of the Coca Cola bottling plant in Venezuela. Do to a sugar shortage and price controls set by the government, the plant had suspended production. In response, the government of Venezuela seized the plant and forced them to restart production, claiming that the greedy capitalist were hoarding the product. Not long after the plant ran out of its last reserves of syrup and because the country still had a sugar shortage they could nether acquire more syrup nor produce a replacement themselves and had to quietly shut down the plant.
I must ashamedly admit, U.S. Agent was my preference over Cap in my younger, angstier days... But I liked West Coast Avengers better than the originals in the 80s and early 90s...
In fairness, having the politicians, administrators and economists confidently announce plans to manage resources that will never work and are utterly detached from reality is the norm in real life.
Typically when people state they don't know enough about issues, they reckon they should shut up and listen. Not use that ignorance as a means lecture others on their uninformed beliefs.
Typically? When? Where? It's certainly not typical anywhere in North America (or Europe) at the present moment or in the recent past, so I'm curious what time and place you're actually referring to.
@ephraimwinslow I think you are right. When someone in the US responds to someone talking politics with "I don't know enough about it" they are almost always politely saying "I am pretty sure you are full of it and leaving out tons of context but I don't care enough to construct a rebuttal." It's not saying "I will be quiet and listen," it is saying "You should be quiet and stop hijacking this conversation with your asinine winemom-tier political views."
This show made the classic blunder - They tackled the logistics of the blip and were completely unprepared for how deep that rabbit hole goes if you take it seriously. By making the story revolve around the issues regarding space or food, the writers exposed themselves to scrutiny and failed the test. You can't pull the "oh, it's just comic books" card if you tried to take it seriously.
I like to refer to something like "narrative baggage" in storytelling, meaning you need to know the weight you'll be carrying with the concepts you bring up. You can make the easiest, most surface-level material and it can be fine as long as you deal with a subject matter that reflects it. That is much more acceptable than seeing you bumble with stuff you ultimately aren't equipped to handle.
I love how the writers presented the issue of millions of people just suddenly reappearing but then had absolutely no idea how to figure it all out. They themselves brought this shit up only to conveniently brush it under the rug at the end 😂
Nobody said that Falcon couldn't be Captain America because of his race, but Falcon himself. He could have the shield from the beginning If he wanted to, but he decided he couldn't because he was black. Steve didn't care about that, Bucky doesn't care, Walker or Zemo don't care.
I just finished that efap and I was surprised how little highlights/coverage was on it cause man. How John was treated despite being the better captain america, how falcon simp for the villain so badly that when she was shot by his friend who also hurt, HE PICK UP HER BODY TO MOURN FOR HER, DUDE YOUR FRIEND IS BLEEDING OUT
@fennglordd6365 "Dealing with a world-historical logistical crisis, that's gonna be pretty tough." "Actually, it's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience." "Oh, really?!" "Yeah, I figure they can just DO BETTER."
Everyone hit fringe, because BLACK FALCONS ARE NATIVE TO AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺, so maybe this american black kid....likes....idk zoo books, and see this dark skin guy with wings and was like " ITS THE BLACK FALCON!!!" and falcon came down like a dick and explained he just a REGULAR falcon, broke that poor kids heart. 😢😢😢😢😢😢 What if HE wanted to be a black falcon.......shame.
The falcon is like the USAF mascot so that might be where they got the name I guess? But that doesn't change the fact falcon/Sam Wilson is a rather Large RICHARD here with the WELL ACTUALLY kid lol
Mauler actually references something very important in his Black Widow video that I’m going to parrot here regarding the cops that have the “is this guy bothering you” racism scene. Sam Wilson is more famous in their world than Anthony Mackie is in our world. The fact he isn’t recognized is genuinely absurd and a borderline plot hole for the sake of some really badly executed social commentary. Unfortunate because social commentary handled with tact and purpose could’ve fit really well in this series if they hired competent writers.
Fringy explaining the complications of the snap and handling that on a global scale......you need to do better, Fringy. Logistical issues have been solved.
Would have been a lot better if the show was about Falcon learning to deal with his guilt over Steve and realizing that the world still needs a Captain America, regardless of his own feelings.
Incoherent as it was, I THINK what we’re supposed to take away re: the super soldier serum SSS is that Shield was trying to replicate it from Cap’s blood (First Avenger, Civil War) but got stymied when Howard Stark was killed (dunno why, he’s not a biologist) and the samples stolen. John is dosed with whatever the government managed to recover after the Hydra infarction from their attempts to rebuild after Howard’s death. If Agents of Shield is continuity, it’ll be amongst what discount Thunderbolt Ross (characters actual name escapes me but the actor did a great job) managed to retrieve after Coleson helped him retake the Toybox. I got the impression the terrorists were using bathtub/meth lab attempts to replicate the the serum from Widow’s file dump (Winter Soldier), even though there’s already an underground version of supersoldiers from Agents of Shield… AoS was done dirty…it was kitchen and a bit shonky but they moved heaven and earth to keep continuity until Disney told them they didn’t matter…
The ironically interesting thing about the black Falcon thing is that historically, Falcon was the first black superhero not to have the word black in their superhero name
Kevin Feige actually shitted on their own continuity. William Hurt as General Ross said that they had been trying to recreate the Super Soldier Serum. That is what ended up helping to create Abomination.
Making it Black Falcon means the trio all has 2 words in their names now. Captain America, Winter Soldier, Black Falcon. Very punchy, would’ve been good for marketing.
"One world. One people." You know... Their motto reminds me of something. It's right on the tongue... Oh yeah! "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer!" - One Austrian not-painter.
hold on didnt bucky lose his arm by falling off a train on a damn mountain, hell in his flash backs it goes from zola finding him to him being on an operating table being worked on and he already has the arm
Neerrrr he's the new spidey now. Don't be a bigot. Peter has to recognize his privilege and realize that he could NEVER understand the responsibility of being a black man wearing that suit. He has to do better!
These shows were dogshit. Every single one. This is when I finally dipped out and stopped forcing myself to watch marvel films and shows just because my friends are in that echo chamber. All of these actors/actresses suck on and off the screen. Except for a handful who waste their acting for their shitty poorly scripted watered down marvel films and accept their paychecks while minding their own business
Being ahead of the normie curve on culture decay is a lonely fate. Consider this: is took *a full human lifetime* for the unscrupulousness of used car salesmen to become commonly known. 75 goddamn years. That's how long it takes average people to collectively learn an obvious lesson. Yeah.
The 5 year "blip" definitely ruined the MCU permanently. The thing about Marvel and the MCU is that is takes place on an earth that is effectively our world + super stuff. Even more than DC that has its main characters in Gotham, Metropolis, Fawcett City, Central City, etc. The key to maintaining that tone, is to keep the superheroes as separate as possible from the overall global zeitgeist. You would mostly treat superheroes and their missions like you would treat special forces, cops, and rescue workers and their missions. How many firefighters in our world can you name? How many famous marines can you name? Superheroes should not be treated like celebrities except in some cases like Iron Man who was a celebrity before he was a hero. Thor and Sam Wilson should not be recognizable in their street clothes. Remember Winter Soldier, when Cap and Natasha went around in regular clothes, undetected? Compare that to Taika Waititi making Thor immediately recognized on the street wearing regular human clothes. Remember in Iron Man 3, when Stark was recognized in California, near his home when his iron man suit was parked outside the restaurant, but he walked around unrecognized in a small midwest town... except for one Tony Stark superfan you recognized him? The 5 year blip breaks this rule of layer of separation to the utmost degree. Even with events like Avengers, and Avengers 2, most of the world is only hearing about the events and seeing crappy footage of it. With the blips, literally the ENTIRE Universe down to all animal life is DIRECTLY impacted by crazy Infinity Gauntlet magic... forever altering the MCU to be COMPLETELY different from our world. It's no longer "our world plus superheroes"... it's now a radically different world that trying desperately to maintain the tone of our present reality.
That logically wouldn't have worked. If anything, the MCU should be becoming less and less like our world. Who knows how many tons of alien tech rained down on New York. The government would have every single one of its scientists working to study and reverse engineering it. They should be pulling an x-com and equipping their soldiers with reverse engineered energy weapons. They've had the War Machine armor for even longer, so they should have power armored divisions. 10 years on from Avengers 1, the advances from that alien tech should be hitting the civilian field and drastically changing how they world functions.
I was so excited when I heard the announcement of this show, over time seeing each episode just showed me how dead the MCU was and did nothing but stir the rage in me. To see beloved characters be written by racist idiots who couldn’t write a book report get paid and celebrated is the reason I never pay for anything Disney branded.
I really appreciate Fringy’s breakdown of how the world would be radically transformed because of the blip that is completely ignored. I honestly hadn’t thought about half of the details he brought up during the stream.
Dude ive been itchin like an ADDICT for the next hilarious EFAP Highlights vid and my fix is HERE! OFC this is a highlight, i was there live and im still gonna watch this
Why would anyone be racist when literally gods, aliens, and wizards are threatening the earth constantly? I'm pretty sure people would just be happy to have anyone defend them. The race messaging doesn't fit into the marvel universe. It's just extremely forced because the writer wanted it in there.
Did someone explain why they blipped people back after 5 years instead of rewriting reality so that they came back only 5 days later or something like that? I know that some people had better lifes after those 5 years, but waiting 5 years seems impractical. Ofc the world has problems readjusting to it after it took 5 years to get used to onky half population. Just rewrite the past, they won't remember the fact. Yeah they may lose their significant other, but they won't remember it. Hell, just launch a second magic snap thing that makes them casually meet them some time after, if the blip erases a child, make it sk the child is eventually born again.
@@Lampoluke Or maybe wished that Thanos died right before he made it to Earth so it wouldn't affect the main timeline too much and save a lot more people.
@@Xeno_Solarus Yes. You don't lose the child. You can have them again. Either way it would be the right thing to do, which is something a hero should care about.
The blip would likely send most of the world back to the stone-age, if not the entire world. We take for granted just how integrated the world economies are. Assuming the blip even impacted fields of expertise equally, can you imagine losing half your farmers all of a sudden? Half your engineers? Half of your power plant operators? And even if we assume that only half the people need half the food, are the farmers equally distributed? What if you are left with ranchers exclusively in south africa? The world would not just be a "cleaner" place (as they show in end game). It would be a hellscape similar to any post apocalypse. Nations would go to war to secure what little resources were left while trying to figure out how to survive with half the talent that kept the infrastructure going.
If there's any pair of movies I'd just lock in a vault and pretend didn't exist I'd probably go for Captain Marvel 2. Then probably this. Poor Anthony Mackie. I had genuine hope for his character in Captain America 2.
So this portion right here 6:30 was better expanded in the comic "Truth : Red , white & black " where Isaiah and his team were made in a Tuskegee experiment of black soldiers at the SAME TIME as Steve and his mission went side ways to go behind enemy lines & they were captured by the Germans and taken to THE mustache man (trying skit around the yt filters ) and after getting free basically on his own , he was imprisoned because they "feared he was compromised by that meeting ".
I would like to point out that unless the GRC is a US ran thing which would make no sense there is no way that a senator is part of that council. It would be something like an ambassador position.
Man Fringy was on fire at the end there. The writers are a perfect microcosm of the types of people who love to virtue signal about everything but understand absolutely nothing. They just repeat what they think people want to hear and call it activism. How embarrassing.
What fringy is talking about is the govt letting syphillis run its course while saying that they’re being treated but no treatment was given. Tuskegee Experiment is what it was called, not the same people as Tuskegee airmen
I really hope Brave World Order opens with Harrison Ford saying "Wow, Sam, I can't believe you solved all the housing and food issues!" Sam laughs and says "Just had to do it old school" Ford laughs "I like that!" They fist bump. Nominated for Best Screenplay
Can you imagine the people who were on boats, planes, or cars. Do they just reappear where they were ? Did thousands drown because they poped back in just out in the ocean? Did they just appear in the sky and fall to thier deaths? What about pregnant people? Babies just pop back in there? Blip just raises so many questions.
"John walker was able to save the day without lecturing the victims"
In a cave, with a box of scraps!
John Walker saved a van from falling without taking any credit from it. And that was after he chose to let go of his vengeance. That’s a hero arc here.
@@nont18411 the fact that the writers think they made him the bad guy and is both hilarious and depressing.
YOUR A RACIST REEEEEEE!
Coincidentally I thought of another reason to hate this show yesterday. There's a theme in the show about how no one cares about what happens to black military veterans or soldiers and the Isaiah guy or whatever his name is, is the example of that happening. But when US agent's BLACK friend and SOLDIER is killed by a terrorist infront of them all, the only one who cares is US Agent, Sam doesn't care and neither does bucky. What a shit show.
Pure hipocrisy from Hollywood as usual
>US Agent
"No, no that's Captain America right there."
They literally don't care about these IPs beyond their utility as vectors for THA MESSAGE.
How could they possibly give AF about internal consistency within the narrative, or their themes actually meshing diegetically with said narrative?
@@ephraimwinslow This.
You see this a lot in everything. A story is like a box, the moment you declare something is bigger than it, the meta-focus and structure from a writing perspective collapses. Same with jokes, same with games. The story must be above all, or it will be killed. To think otherwise is the logical and I don't know...philosophical(?) Equal of saying "This body is less important than making the point that x is good for you" Then being surprised the body is sickly and all sorts of messed up. Or you know, deceased.
You just can't have something be more important as a agenda than the story for it. Because you can have ideas from the message done in an interesting and engaging way, but that also open up the message and themes to be actually engaged and engaging with the idea is not the point for these people, merely laying it down and claiming social capital and force from it.
A good example of progressive ideas being tackled is snootgame. A character is nonbinary and you can engagte with it how you like. The game dosen't reward you for being antagonistic because being just a general douche to someone, even if that someone themselves si a douche, is not going to result in anything but distance. I won't spoilt the game/ story if you ever try it. But in the end the game respectfully deals with nonbinary idea by treating it as an actual idea. That being it's a tool used to explore and question oneself. A good one or not, that's what it is.
Naturally, because the game actually use it as a tool and thus treat it as something that can be picked up and then said as "Wait, this isn't helping. I might just be 'normal'" Got it a lot of flack. Because for many of these agendaist and people. The intent and idea was always to become the new conformist power structure they criticize stereotypical pre-80's traditionalist for but with a new angle for getting their foot in the door.
Same as Agatha All Along. The show for women that treat the horrifying death of Sharon (a woman) as a joke and the perpetual torture of Lilia (another woman) to protect a serial killer like Agatha as a good thing.
"You gotta do better, Senator. Yes me and my friends resurrected 4 billion people without warning all the worlds governments after they redistributed all the resources but... ya know... do better."
Devil's advocate, but falcon was dead and so he can't be said to have culpability for that decision.
@@brittoncain5090 That's fair. I forgot so much about those movies.
"Do better. It's not my responsibility."
"[Other people] need to do better! Right now! Alright, that's my job done. Back to uploading 10s dance clips and taking pictures of my food."
The blip has always been stupid, the world would not recover from half the population dying at random within 5 years. Many many more would've died from the initial panic, food shortages from supply chain breakdowns, any wars that would be kicked off from that. It'd be complete chaos, they never took the blip seriously.
Sam really pissed me off in the series
*"We gotta stop calling them terrorists."*
What else are we supposed to call people that engage in violent acts towards the public for sociopolitical gain?
"You gotta do better Senator!"
Sam has no right to criticize the Senator here, the Avengers caused the over population problem in the first place, and he himself isn't contributing to giving a solution to the problem.
I want Anthony Mackie to realize this:
Those two memes are literally all I will think about when looking at him from now until the end of time. That's his legacy. That's who he is. He is essentially a finger puppet being voiced by [any teenage girl] in my view.
And I am far from alone.
Winter Soldier (2014) Sam would have gunned down Karli ages ago. He knows how to sympathize but he would NEVER condone terrorism.
Plus "Falcon Amerika Man" Has Near a Billion Dollars in Tech on him. You want sell that off for Refugees or take them into YOUR House.
If a group is highly discriminatory in the targets they attack, only going after militaries and contractors supporting the military, then they aren’t terrorists.
@ Yes they are, they are terrorists that are attacking military and military affiliated targets
"You should fix this very complex and old problem right now, Senator!"
“You gotta cure cancer, Senator! And you got to do something about greed too. And while you're at it, you could fix that ‘Original Sin’ problem as well!”
When you unironically take your cues on politics from 16 y.o. girls...
@@LobsterwithinternetDo you mean the biblical sin or the Marvel storyline that ruined Nick Fury and caused Thor to lose his hammer?
@@emberfist8347 Both. At the same time. Its not like they're difficult problems to solve or anything. 😏
@@Lobsterwithinternet No, the original sin is impossible to solve by design. You need to carry that shit with you forever otherwise there would be no point.
If they had turned up, just a bit, John Walker being a hero and Falcon and Bucky bitching about him, it would have been an instant comedy.
"Walker jumps through a window of a burning building, carrying 5 puppies under each arm"
"Look at that prick showing off, I hate him"
Literally an Adult Swim show where the protagonist is some selfish loser and he meets a comically perfect foil and the premise of the episode is he’s just jealous and schemes to take down the actual hero who has no beef with him
@@mrdropkicker1 Dan Vs?
@@mrdropkicker1 Isn't that the plot of Lazytown?
@@tylercoon1791 I was thinking of Master Shake or Rusty Venture. Or an even older one is Homer with Flanders.
This is how it was for the whole show. It's worse when you realize Walker was asking for their help every time they crossed paths, and falcon and bucky continued to act like children who didn't want to share the toy they stopped playing with.
I love that Zemo and Walker came across as the most reasonable characters, despite one being a terrorist and the other literally being hopped up on crazy super man juice.
It's the only characters the director don't shove their hands up through the ass and speak to the audience like a muppet
Hell of it is, as much as the show tries to paint Walker in a bad light, he did nothing wrong, was nothing but kind and considerate, and was just fucked over by those around and above him at every turn. The writers were so shit, they set out to make a villain but ended up making a sympathetic, virtuous man who shines as a more moral person than the protagonists.
@@KingSpectre844 "the writers were so shit they ended up making the villain an actual good guy"
"many such cases"
If John Walker was alive during WW2 they would have picked him to be captain America then too.
@@gottesurteil3201 given his service record, yeah. They would.
"When Steve gave you the shield I don't think either of us understood what it meant for a black man to be Captain America. I'm sorry...."
Such an INFURIATING piece of dialogue. That was furthest thing from both Steve and Bucky's mind when the shield was given to Sam. One of the very few emotional scenes in Endgame, shat on for a race allegory. This damn show, man........
Sam Wilson isn't allowed to be a character, he has to be repeatedly reduced to just be a token for a a political demographic.
“Oh well in that case, Bucky, this shield is yours.”
Did they really say that.....? Jesus fckn christ
Nobody gives af that falcon is black
For me (full transparency) I havent watched anything marvel since thor dumb and stupid
I've legit put 0 seconds into any of the tv shows
For me I was upset when cap gave the shield to falcon cuz imo it was for the race baiting bullshit
Yea hes not gonna give the shield to his BEST FRIEND for a 100yrs
Nobody cares that hes black, we r forced to have an initial reaction based on marvel's poor decisions an b cuz they do something stupid we r the racists and r toxic for having that reaction
You gotta do better Marvel
I got out at the right time
"They were told they were getting tetanus shots"?
Remember how the scene played out in Captain America 1? He gets that one little regular shot, and he says, "That wasn't so bad." And Stanley Tucci says, "That was penicillin." Then he gets the 6 freakin' tubes of blue liquid pumped in all at once, sealed into a chamber and zapped with "Vita-rays" so bright that people outside the chamber had to shield their eyes from the light spilling out the small window. And all the while he's yelling out from the pain.
Now imagine this playing out with these Tuskegee super soldiers. Every one of them totally buying into the notion that this was the standard procedure to battle tetanus. I mean, try to write this scene in a way that _doesn't_ play like outright parody. This would have made for an absolutely hilarious skit on something like In Living Color.
wdym, I've done lots of shots, all the time it was a literal crazy inventor lab with sparks and shieet flying. Am I a superman now?
And this was pretty much right after Erskine’s death, too, so basically the _only_ part of the successful procedure they still had was the chamber (since it was intact and Howard Stark was still alive).
Not using the chamber when they were still trying to recreate Erskine’s formula would be like having your car’s engine stolen and declaring that you must now build a hovercraft from scratch.
lol right, they obviously were trying to make a tuskeegee experiment reference but it makes no sense in the story. Making super soldiers just doesn't compare to the gov not treating syphilis while acting like they are. They really should just make a historical movie on tuskeegee, but I don't don't if modern media has the guts to show that part of gov healthcare.
Don't torment yourself by pointing out how far the continuity (one of the strengths of the MCU's initial run) has fallen. It's an exercise in misery.
@@marcogenovesi8570 I mean, have you TRIED to fly since you got those shots? Ya never know
"Don't ask questions. Just do better, then get ready to do betterer."
100% of progressive Tiktoks in a nutshell.
Okay that’s underrated LMFAO!
You ever realize that Sam not taking the serum when there are no downsides kinda causes the premise to self destruct? It’s like “if you don’t need super strength, then why the shield, why the Stars and Stripes, why the name”.
It's like me saying "I don't need to be a Kryptonian to be Superman" because I stand by Superman's values and ideals. You know, that's a nice sentiment and all, but being able to stop trains with my face is a really useful skill, so actually yeah, gimme Supes' powers plz
@@TOONYBOY Well there was Steel, but he made himself an Ironman suit with a had a big old hammer so he’s the exception that proves the point.
Why not take the super serum when it turned a previously scrawny, asthmatic Steve into a man who can _stop a helicopter from taking off just with his bare hands?_
It's crazy that Sam didn't want that when he's already physically healthy, which means he should have had even greater gains.
"Why are you bad, government? Just be not that way!"
-GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION RATES DROP TO 0%
-POLICE BRUTALITY AT AN ALL TIME LOW
-WORLD PEACE ACHIEVED
-CLIMATE CHANGE IMMEDIATELY REVERTS TO PRE-INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION LEVELS
-HOMELESSNESS ERADICATED
Black Falcon ended racism with that speech
Forget housing, you can't FEED 5 billion people being unblipped from one day to the next after 5 years of production being reduced
Places like Europe and the US could, because we have a huge surplus of food, so people could survive until food production ramped up in the coming years, but the rest of the world? China and India would probably collapse overnight, since they would get the biggest spike, while a good chunk of Africa would be just... ouch.
Just this premise alone (read: half the Earth's population disappears, and then returns five years later), in the hands of a good writer, would be enough for a whole series of contemporary/sci-fi books/comics/etc., but instead it was just unceremoniously swept under the rug, because the MCU just didn't want to deal with it. Probably because every "auteur" writer/director they hired wanted to tell their own pet stories, and adhering to continuity would've gotten in the way.
@@Horvath_GaborYeah, you would get an unprecedented amount of resource based civil wars in Asia alone, not to mention the number of Coups, uprisings, and oppressive Juntas in and around all the regions that were already prone to civil strife like the middle east or Latin America. Hell half of Europe would look like a game of Pubg before the dust settles. At the end of the day either most of the unblipped people are going back in the grave or a lot of people that didn't get blipped would be well on their way in taking their place. This scenario gets far more grim the more you think about it, which marvel obviously didn't.
@@Horvath_GaborThe smart thing to do would be the blip activating all the mutants and other dormant superpowers so they can pass it off as "We fixed the food crisis by cloning corn and chickens through eye lasers!" It's dumb, but magic doesn't even work consistently in the MCU anymore, so why not? 🤷🏽♀ Treat it like the solar eclipse in the show Heroes.️
It's like you don't have 2x resources, entire industries and specialists have been wiped out. You have lost easily more than 50% of your production in them 5 years let alone having to deal with the aftermath on the first place I bet most people stopped going to work the instant half of all loved ones disappeared. You'd probably be up to like 10-20% production capacity if that. If nowhere in your supply chain was compromised.
Being lectured by out-of-touch Hollywood celebrities is my only joy in life.
the discussion on the stockpile of supplies reminds me of the Coca Cola bottling plant in Venezuela. Do to a sugar shortage and price controls set by the government, the plant had suspended production. In response, the government of Venezuela seized the plant and forced them to restart production, claiming that the greedy capitalist were hoarding the product. Not long after the plant ran out of its last reserves of syrup and because the country still had a sugar shortage they could nether acquire more syrup nor produce a replacement themselves and had to quietly shut down the plant.
Erm, why didn't they just do better? Smh
“You need to do better with giving people who definitely aren’t certain specific demographics more free stuff, senator”
You know whoever wrote that line was proud of himself, too. Like he really did something stunning and brave lol.
John Walker was the Captain America this universe needed, but not the one it deserves right now.
I must ashamedly admit, U.S. Agent was my preference over Cap in my younger, angstier days... But I liked West Coast Avengers better than the originals in the 80s and early 90s...
I love Fringy losing his shit over the logistical nightmare that is the Blip
And what I realized is that Fringy was obsessed with Germany. He mentioned them three times in this short video alone.
In fairness, having the politicians, administrators and economists confidently announce plans to manage resources that will never work and are utterly detached from reality is the norm in real life.
Typically when people state they don't know enough about issues, they reckon they should shut up and listen. Not use that ignorance as a means lecture others on their uninformed beliefs.
Typically?
When? Where?
It's certainly not typical anywhere in North America (or Europe) at the present moment or in the recent past, so I'm curious what time and place you're actually referring to.
@ephraimwinslow I think you are right. When someone in the US responds to someone talking politics with "I don't know enough about it" they are almost always politely saying "I am pretty sure you are full of it and leaving out tons of context but I don't care enough to construct a rebuttal." It's not saying "I will be quiet and listen," it is saying "You should be quiet and stop hijacking this conversation with your asinine winemom-tier political views."
"What can we do to solve this crisis?"
"Do better!"
"...You're a genious!"
genius*
This show made the classic blunder - They tackled the logistics of the blip and were completely unprepared for how deep that rabbit hole goes if you take it seriously.
By making the story revolve around the issues regarding space or food, the writers exposed themselves to scrutiny and failed the test. You can't pull the "oh, it's just comic books" card if you tried to take it seriously.
I like to refer to something like "narrative baggage" in storytelling, meaning you need to know the weight you'll be carrying with the concepts you bring up. You can make the easiest, most surface-level material and it can be fine as long as you deal with a subject matter that reflects it. That is much more acceptable than seeing you bumble with stuff you ultimately aren't equipped to handle.
I like to think the reception to that speech was so bad it put the next cap film on a major delay.
I think people just played Uno reverse on Marvel and told them to do better with the film than they did with show.
@@TheDetectiveEngineer lmaooooooooooooooooooo
@@TheDetectiveEngineerand they still fucking refuse to do better..
Was I the only one that thought his superhero name would be ‘Uncle Sam’
I was hoping he'd be called "the eagle" to keep the bird theme while also being patriotic but just calling him Captain America again works too I guess
Uncle Sam is a DC character who first appeared in 1940, and is still in comics to this day.
@@mlsanders4800 cool 👍
It's not a great idea to name a black character Uncle, I don't blame them for not going with it
@TheVengefulEagle they could've named him The Eagle or something like that to keep with the patriotic theme and the bird naming
I love how the writers presented the issue of millions of people just suddenly reappearing but then had absolutely no idea how to figure it all out. They themselves brought this shit up only to conveniently brush it under the rug at the end 😂
Nobody said that Falcon couldn't be Captain America because of his race, but Falcon himself. He could have the shield from the beginning If he wanted to, but he decided he couldn't because he was black. Steve didn't care about that, Bucky doesn't care, Walker or Zemo don't care.
I just finished that efap and I was surprised how little highlights/coverage was on it cause man. How John was treated despite being the better captain america, how falcon simp for the villain so badly that when she was shot by his friend who also hurt, HE PICK UP HER BODY TO MOURN FOR HER, DUDE YOUR FRIEND IS BLEEDING OUT
"You need to do better, EFAP."
“You gotta step up!”
"You gotta do the work!"
You're sitting on vast reserves of fapping, EFAP.
In this house, John Walker is a hero
Overt political messaging that breaks established worldbuilding really twits my tipples
Overt political messaging that breaks established world-building is tight!
@@fennglordd6365wow wow wow.... Wow.
@fennglordd6365 "Dealing with a world-historical logistical crisis, that's gonna be pretty tough."
"Actually, it's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience."
"Oh, really?!"
"Yeah, I figure they can just DO BETTER."
Over political messaging is the only thing that brings me joy.
@@coyoteone6197 You nailed it!
Heyyy, it's the Captain African American Falcon Man
Everyone hit fringe, because BLACK FALCONS ARE NATIVE TO AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺, so maybe this american black kid....likes....idk zoo books, and see this dark skin guy with wings and was like " ITS THE BLACK FALCON!!!" and falcon came down like a dick and explained he just a REGULAR falcon, broke that poor kids heart. 😢😢😢😢😢😢
What if HE wanted to be a black falcon.......shame.
The falcon is like the USAF mascot so that might be where they got the name I guess?
But that doesn't change the fact falcon/Sam Wilson is a rather Large RICHARD here with the WELL ACTUALLY kid lol
Its almost impressive how bad the writing in that show was.
Mauler actually references something very important in his Black Widow video that I’m going to parrot here regarding the cops that have the “is this guy bothering you” racism scene.
Sam Wilson is more famous in their world than Anthony Mackie is in our world. The fact he isn’t recognized is genuinely absurd and a borderline plot hole for the sake of some really badly executed social commentary.
Unfortunate because social commentary handled with tact and purpose could’ve fit really well in this series if they hired competent writers.
I didn't watch the show so I thought that the kid called him "Captain Falcon".
Honestly would have been funnier
_H-YES!_
FALCON PAWNCH
SHOW ME YA MOVES!
I will never not call him that 😂
why did they hire the showrunner of the terrence howard "Empire" show, to write the scripts for this show?
There was definitely some residual backscratching there owing to his unceremonious ejection from the MCU way back when.
And then Captain America said “This is MAGA country!”
@@JoeLikesBlue While going to buy a subway at 3AM during a blizzard
@@dean_l33Why’s Falcon hanging out two buff Wakandan brothers?
#JusticeForJuicy!
I remember the fight at the end with the chair knocking the shield out of the air was really funny.
@@haydendill6288 And so, the villain known as The Chairman was born.
@@Lobsterwithinternet It was Gabriel from Malignant coming in with a nice chair throw yet again.
Fringy explaining the complications of the snap and handling that on a global scale......you need to do better, Fringy. Logistical issues have been solved.
Would have been a lot better if the show was about Falcon learning to deal with his guilt over Steve and realizing that the world still needs a Captain America, regardless of his own feelings.
Incoherent as it was, I THINK what we’re supposed to take away re: the super soldier serum SSS is that Shield was trying to replicate it from Cap’s blood (First Avenger, Civil War) but got stymied when Howard Stark was killed (dunno why, he’s not a biologist) and the samples stolen.
John is dosed with whatever the government managed to recover after the Hydra infarction from their attempts to rebuild after Howard’s death. If Agents of Shield is continuity, it’ll be amongst what discount Thunderbolt Ross (characters actual name escapes me but the actor did a great job) managed to retrieve after Coleson helped him retake the Toybox.
I got the impression the terrorists were using bathtub/meth lab attempts to replicate the the serum from Widow’s file dump (Winter Soldier), even though there’s already an underground version of supersoldiers from Agents of Shield…
AoS was done dirty…it was kitchen and a bit shonky but they moved heaven and earth to keep continuity until Disney told them they didn’t matter…
The ironically interesting thing about the black Falcon thing is that historically, Falcon was the first black superhero not to have the word black in their superhero name
You need to cut down on the pizza, Wolfinator!
@@NicktheLongman You gotta step up!
JLB was the mvp in this EFAP
She is funny as all hell.
She doesn't hold back ever 😂
Oh hell yes!
Kevin Feige actually shitted on their own continuity. William Hurt as General Ross said that they had been trying to recreate the Super Soldier Serum. That is what ended up helping to create Abomination.
True, though it wasn’t perfect.
"You need to doodoo better, senator!"
(loud, continuous fart sounds)
39:52 The rant that made Fringy a Host o7
Black Falcon sounds cooler.
Making it Black Falcon means the trio all has 2 words in their names now. Captain America, Winter Soldier, Black Falcon.
Very punchy, would’ve been good for marketing.
and that's exactly why we can't have that. It's Captain African American Man now
Fair.
This breakdown of FATWS is the single most watched EFAP on my end. I went into this series with some hope, but it actually offended me.
maybe the Black Falcon was a Key and Peele sketch reference?
"One world. One people."
You know... Their motto reminds me of something. It's right on the tongue... Oh yeah!
"Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer!" - One Austrian not-painter.
hold on didnt bucky lose his arm by falling off a train on a damn mountain, hell in his flash backs it goes from zola finding him to him being on an operating table being worked on and he already has the arm
Miles Morales is Miles Morales.
Damn right. One comic a civilian called him "Second Spider" as his name. That works too
Is Miles Morales Miles Morales, though?
Even that claim seems dubious.
And Peter Parker *is* Spider-Man!
Neerrrr he's the new spidey now. Don't be a bigot. Peter has to recognize his privilege and realize that he could NEVER understand the responsibility of being a black man wearing that suit. He has to do better!
Exactly
These shows were dogshit. Every single one. This is when I finally dipped out and stopped forcing myself to watch marvel films and shows just because my friends are in that echo chamber. All of these actors/actresses suck on and off the screen. Except for a handful who waste their acting for their shitty poorly scripted watered down marvel films and accept their paychecks while minding their own business
Being ahead of the normie curve on culture decay is a lonely fate.
Consider this: is took *a full human lifetime* for the unscrupulousness of used car salesmen to become commonly known.
75 goddamn years. That's how long it takes average people to collectively learn an obvious lesson.
Yeah.
The 5 year "blip" definitely ruined the MCU permanently.
The thing about Marvel and the MCU is that is takes place on an earth that is effectively our world + super stuff. Even more than DC that has its main characters in Gotham, Metropolis, Fawcett City, Central City, etc.
The key to maintaining that tone, is to keep the superheroes as separate as possible from the overall global zeitgeist. You would mostly treat superheroes and their missions like you would treat special forces, cops, and rescue workers and their missions. How many firefighters in our world can you name? How many famous marines can you name?
Superheroes should not be treated like celebrities except in some cases like Iron Man who was a celebrity before he was a hero. Thor and Sam Wilson should not be recognizable in their street clothes.
Remember Winter Soldier, when Cap and Natasha went around in regular clothes, undetected? Compare that to Taika Waititi making Thor immediately recognized on the street wearing regular human clothes.
Remember in Iron Man 3, when Stark was recognized in California, near his home when his iron man suit was parked outside the restaurant, but he walked around unrecognized in a small midwest town... except for one Tony Stark superfan you recognized him?
The 5 year blip breaks this rule of layer of separation to the utmost degree. Even with events like Avengers, and Avengers 2, most of the world is only hearing about the events and seeing crappy footage of it. With the blips, literally the ENTIRE Universe down to all animal life is DIRECTLY impacted by crazy Infinity Gauntlet magic... forever altering the MCU to be COMPLETELY different from our world. It's no longer "our world plus superheroes"... it's now a radically different world that trying desperately to maintain the tone of our present reality.
That logically wouldn't have worked. If anything, the MCU should be becoming less and less like our world. Who knows how many tons of alien tech rained down on New York. The government would have every single one of its scientists working to study and reverse engineering it. They should be pulling an x-com and equipping their soldiers with reverse engineered energy weapons.
They've had the War Machine armor for even longer, so they should have power armored divisions.
10 years on from Avengers 1, the advances from that alien tech should be hitting the civilian field and drastically changing how they world functions.
This EFAP episode is hands down my favorite one. I listen to this episode over 10 times +
"I don't know what I'm talking about, but maybe that's a good thing" the mantra of every Kamala voter
The will wheaton fantasy. Being an annoying liberal.
I was so excited when I heard the announcement of this show, over time seeing each episode just showed me how dead the MCU was and did nothing but stir the rage in me. To see beloved characters be written by racist idiots who couldn’t write a book report get paid and celebrated is the reason I never pay for anything Disney branded.
John Walker is my Captain America 🇺🇸
I really appreciate Fringy’s breakdown of how the world would be radically transformed because of the blip that is completely ignored. I honestly hadn’t thought about half of the details he brought up during the stream.
I never made it past the boat loan
Also justice for John Walker. #JUSTICE4JOHNWALKER
Dude ive been itchin like an ADDICT for the next hilarious EFAP Highlights vid and my fix is HERE! OFC this is a highlight, i was there live and im still gonna watch this
Why would anyone be racist when literally gods, aliens, and wizards are threatening the earth constantly? I'm pretty sure people would just be happy to have anyone defend them. The race messaging doesn't fit into the marvel universe. It's just extremely forced because the writer wanted it in there.
S-tier Fringy rant at the end of this highlight, I love it.
The thumbnail keeps making me think there was an EFAP episode about Yakub
Real Yakubian hours in here
Did someone explain why they blipped people back after 5 years instead of rewriting reality so that they came back only 5 days later or something like that? I know that some people had better lifes after those 5 years, but waiting 5 years seems impractical. Ofc the world has problems readjusting to it after it took 5 years to get used to onky half population. Just rewrite the past, they won't remember the fact. Yeah they may lose their significant other, but they won't remember it. Hell, just launch a second magic snap thing that makes them casually meet them some time after, if the blip erases a child, make it sk the child is eventually born again.
@@Lampoluke Or maybe wished that Thanos died right before he made it to Earth so it wouldn't affect the main timeline too much and save a lot more people.
Something something continue mah werk something something @@Lobsterwithinternet
One of them had a kid and figured the child is worth 5 billion people.
@@Wyzai Would you sacrifice your own child to save 5 billion people? Either answer isn't easy.
@@Xeno_Solarus Yes. You don't lose the child. You can have them again.
Either way it would be the right thing to do, which is something a hero should care about.
3:49 idk what that kids talking about he’s clearly GREEN falcon
Anthony Mackie? No, he is Yakub.
22:46
Yes, there would have been more volunteers than experimental drugs.
J Longbone is an absolute breath of fresh air
The blip would likely send most of the world back to the stone-age, if not the entire world. We take for granted just how integrated the world economies are. Assuming the blip even impacted fields of expertise equally, can you imagine losing half your farmers all of a sudden? Half your engineers? Half of your power plant operators? And even if we assume that only half the people need half the food, are the farmers equally distributed? What if you are left with ranchers exclusively in south africa? The world would not just be a "cleaner" place (as they show in end game). It would be a hellscape similar to any post apocalypse. Nations would go to war to secure what little resources were left while trying to figure out how to survive with half the talent that kept the infrastructure going.
they should have just shelved this movie for a tax credit
If there's any pair of movies I'd just lock in a vault and pretend didn't exist I'd probably go for Captain Marvel 2. Then probably this. Poor Anthony Mackie. I had genuine hope for his character in Captain America 2.
One of the best Fringy rants to this day.
This talk reminds me how much of a bad idea the blip was. It is a nightmarish plot device.
23:54. Lol
That would have been smart and a funny subversion of expectation, Marvel doesn't really go in for that kind of thing anymore.
So this portion right here 6:30 was better expanded in the comic "Truth : Red , white & black " where Isaiah and his team were made in a Tuskegee experiment of black soldiers at the SAME TIME as Steve and his mission went side ways to go behind enemy lines & they were captured by the Germans and taken to THE mustache man (trying skit around the yt filters ) and after getting free basically on his own , he was imprisoned because they "feared he was compromised by that meeting ".
Is EFAP doing our Lord and Savior yakub?
I just watched the original FATWS stream all the way through… how queer
"Black falcon" is literally straight out of a Key and Peele skit.
I would like to point out that unless the GRC is a US ran thing which would make no sense there is no way that a senator is part of that council. It would be something like an ambassador position.
Man Fringy was on fire at the end there. The writers are a perfect microcosm of the types of people who love to virtue signal about everything but understand absolutely nothing. They just repeat what they think people want to hear and call it activism. How embarrassing.
Do
Better
What fringy is talking about is the govt letting syphillis run its course while saying that they’re being treated but no treatment was given.
Tuskegee Experiment is what it was called, not the same people as Tuskegee airmen
Bro the more i think about it falcon and bucky are mr. Turner and walker is Sheldon Dinkleberg and i can't get that out of my head now
I really hope Brave World Order opens with Harrison Ford saying "Wow, Sam, I can't believe you solved all the housing and food issues!" Sam laughs and says "Just had to do it old school" Ford laughs "I like that!" They fist bump. Nominated for Best Screenplay
The Black Falcon line in the show was a callback to Marvel Two-in-One #55
Thank you Wolf ❤
You know who needs to do better? Trilgoy, that's who.
Can you imagine the people who were on boats, planes, or cars. Do they just reappear where they were ? Did thousands drown because they poped back in just out in the ocean? Did they just appear in the sky and fall to thier deaths? What about pregnant people? Babies just pop back in there? Blip just raises so many questions.
*gotta
*glotta
Lol imagine how many people snap back to the middle of an ocean or to where their plane was 5 years ago
Or a guy gets brought back and some new dude is railing the poor guy's wife because she remarried.
I'm still Wondering Why There was not a "Blip" Aftermath Movie / Mini series. Let Me SEE IT!
Unless i Missed something ..... Possible.
As to 'black Superman'... his name is Steel...? Oof... what a terrible name for a black superhero...
At least he didn't call the senator "wingman"
I forgot how bad some of this show was.
Rags had some great insight in this clip
Sounding great, Wolf!