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However, the TV side of Marvel (Jeph Loeb, Ike Perlmutter) isn't talking much with the movie side of Marvel (Kevin Feige) these days.
Which, while disappointing on one-hand, has actually seemed to help SHIELD out quite a bit. I think this was the first full season they weren't handcuffed to what was going on in the movies and it led to a season where nothing really felt like filler or forcefully wedged in.
ETA: I do think they're still taking cues from the movies (the addition of Dr. Strange to the MCU allowed them to open up "magical" stuff like the Darkhold and Ghost Rider, for instance) but they're not beholden to them anymore.
I'd forgotten about Infinity War, since that will likely introduce the Avengers to space stuff (well, even more so than the Chitari invasion in the first movie), it makes sense for SHIELD to be potentially dealing with space stuff as well.
Yeah, between the planet Hydra came from and the space station, it lets MCU become literally bigger. I like that there's more than the portals of Asgard to move around the universe with.
What was the thing that froze the team for a two minute window? Who took them?
I thought it was the same thing that Stane used to temporarily paralyze Tony Stark in
Iron Man.
Not sure who took them, though.
I really enjoyed the first season of Daredevil. Now we've started bingeing the second season and it's not as good, sadly.
The best thing in Season 2 is The Punisher, which isn't saying much, because The Punisher always kind of sucked.
The Punisher is okay, he fits into the gray moral universe of the show well. Elektra is unrelentingly annoying and I want her to fall off a roof. Also I hate this sudden and inappropriate romance between Matt and Karen.
Finally saw Guardians of thebGalaxt and it's only going to be at the local there until Thursday. I may go back tomorrow. Went with mom and she follows it ok.
I really liked it. I'd really like to know who some of the actors in the smaller relies were I recognized some and checked IMDB and saw some faces I knew bit can't match the characters names with who they were.
The best thing in Season 2 is The Punisher, which isn't saying much, because The Punisher always kind of sucked.
His best iteration is his weeping parody on The Tick.
Apparently, The parody Punisher will be coming back in the new live Action Tick.
Oh, and here's the one from the animated Tick, just because: [link]
I have friends who love the Punisher but he's never appealed to me. He's basically just a serial killer that targets supervillains.
