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Dude, popping in after catching up mostly to say: I think I might finally be done with AoS. The scene and aftermath of
YoYo having her arms cut off
was just too much. I have at least one unwatched episode sitting on Hulu, and I can't make myself watch it, at least not yet.
As far as who's going to die in A:IW, they are heavily foreshadowing Vision, right? The romance with Wanda, the scene of Vision on the ground and Thanos over him, etc? I figure Cap is also gone, which is going to BREAK ME, and I'm dreading who else will bite it.
I think I might finally be done with AoS.
I'm mostly done, too, for pretty much the same reasons. I'm kind of half-heartedly watching episodes with the hope that this will be its last season.
Deek is the poor man's Bradley Cooper, and it's sad how quickly FitzSimmons awesome genes wussed out.
It's a shame, because I really liked a lot of last season and parts of this one didn't totally suck. It's just all kind of fallen apart.
I'm kind of half-heartedly watching episodes with the hope that this will be its last season.
Same. If I didn't think it was about to get canceled I don't think I'd bother.
It's a shame, because I really liked a lot of last season and parts of this one didn't totally suck.
I halfheartedly tried to defend the show recently by bringing up the Framework arc, and the friend I was talking to made the counterpoint that if the show only got good when it was rebooted into an alternate universe where everything was different, that was not a strong argument in the show's favor. Which, you know, is not totally unfair.
I think they did a good job with the LMD storyline that led up to it, exploiting the storytelling possibilities without running it into the ground. And I know a lot of people hated the Ghost Rider thing, but I didn't.
I'm kind of enjoying the second half of this season.
I'm kind of enjoying the second half of this season.
Yeah, me too - I just wish it could aim higher than "kind of enjoying".
This guy wants people to know who the Marvel characters are before Infinity War, but not have as much fun as they might getting there: [link]
And AoS just stabbed every Sitwell fan in the heart.
