The point wasn't to say the Jedi are "bad guys". More like "sometimes the Good Guys f*ck it up". I actually liked what they did with Carrie-Anne Moss' character this time out. She's been portrayed as an uncompromising hardass so far, but it turns out she was the only one who had her head on straight when the shit went down. Getting away from the weak performance for a sec, that's actually a pretty interesting twist. Disappointed we didn't get much explanation for the fire, but showing that it f*cked with the electrical system of the fortress is better than nothing. Headland's trying to tell a story more complicated than is tellable in 8 30-minute episodes. Another hour or two, and better use of that time, would've done miracles for the show as a whole. The storytelling is kneecapped by the runtime. I'll bet dollars-to-donuts that Ms. Headland asked for 12 episodes, and some Disney "suit" said "You have 8". The gobbledygook Carrie-Anne was going on about at the campfire was referencing the "Star Wars: High Republic" storyline that preceeds the show. There was an accident/hostile act involving a spacecraft traveling in hyperspace that caused several planets to be rendered lifeless, Brendok among them. The ecosystem of Brendok has recovered way too fast (and for no apparent reason), hence the Jedi investigating the place. The episode was overall enjoyable, but I stand by that "$19 in the bank" metaphor I made a couple weeks ago. It's not **bad,** it's just a little bit.... Off. also: Yes, Torbin was played by the same actor as Tommen in GoT. Shit, I just realized how similar the character's names are! That's f*ckin' WEIRD!

Elijah Bradley (the grandson) is Patriot in the Young Avengers comics.

Sam Wilson's friend is joaquin torres aka The Falcon

both Perlman Hellboy movies are good - though i personally preferred Golden Army - elf fights and german-Mysterio elevated the movie for me. Perlman actually reprised the role in two animated straight-to-dvd movies: Hellboy: Sword of Storms (2006) & Hellboy: Blood and Iron (2007) which are surprisingly good & are animated similar to the Mike Mignola comic art. Give a watch if you'd just like more time with Perlman as Hellboy - worth it for that alone. this Crooked Man trailer is so bad it's making the David Harbour one almost look decent.

Loved your reaction!

At least We did not get a disrobing scene with a more uglier villain, like the Emperor... No thanks!

Manny is not in the 6ft club.

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I am most excited for Joe Locke who has been confirmed (By accident by Variety) to be Billy Kaplan AKA Wiccan. My theory is even though this is Agatha's show, that this is really Billy's story. Joe Locke is an amazing Actor and is an absolute treasure. In the comics, Billy's soul is reborn but he is still Wanda's son, just like Tommy is. My guess is when the hex went down, their souls went into the bodies of two boys that were likely moments from death and I think that's how they're going to explain his continued existence. Billy is also one of the most powerful, if not the most power, characters in the Marvel Universe and was part of the Young Avengers.

Gratuitous disrobing by the villain - yes please.

A number of the Wandavision residents are returning, it just seems to be Debra Jo Rupp's (70s show) character who seems to be main cast instead of recurring, perhaps with some kind of magical abilities? There's nothing in the comics about them, far as i'm aware. which i'm a little sad about, not because Rupp isnt great, but because Emma Caulfield is returning, and to not use her as a witch in the coven given her Buffy & Once Upon A Time connections to do some tongue in cheek references just feels like a massive waste.

it's not officially confirmed that Joe Locke is Billy Kaplan - but he matches the visuals of the comic character perfectly, the character is confirmed to be in the show... but also this is the universe that used Evan Peters to make a Bohner joke, & turned a Mr Fantastic fan-cast into silly string so they could completely undermine and destroy the perfect casting for the sake of a lame joke.

Audrey Plaza is an interesting choice - because she's been in a Marvel-adjacent property before - she was in Legion, and if you thought she was good in P&R or anything else - her role in Legion blows everything else out of the water. I think she's going to be a let-down in this show after having shone so brightly in Legion because i don't think they can top the level of unhinged she got to be in Legion.

This looks amazing!!!!!!!!

Cousin stuff?

Hell yeah, this episode was fun. Basically a 30-minute fight scene. Good choreography, too. Say what you will about these Disney-era Star Wars shows, but they (usually) have an interesting villain at least. I find Qimir fascinating, and his verbal sparring with Sol certainly had me paying attention. Also I salute the writers for not being afraid to kill off main characters- RIP Jecki. I wasn't much of a Jord fan, but both of 'em went out like champions. Bringing "cortosis" into canon was inspired, too, really wasn't expecting that! A proper Star Wars deep-cut. Still not thrilled with the runtime, though. When you only have 8 episodes to play with, each should be 40m to 1h, as with the Fallout show. Episodes 4 & 5 should've been one episode. It'd help balance the slow pacing of 4 while freeing up an episode for more storytelling.

You and dolphin called the reveal real early

I NEED this film now

Hellboy 2004 master piece other movie❤ 20 years later new Hellboy looks like a youtube movie downgrade 👎🏻

Deadpool and Wolverine working together I wonder what would go wrong😅

Loving these reaction videos!

This first episode was such a treat! It premiered the day before my birthday, so I binged the rest of the season on that day lol I've played Fallout 1, 2, 3, 4, New Vegas, and 76. I'm a huge Fallout lore nerd. 🤓 I think Norm, Lucy's brother, is a couple years younger. The smaller frame he has I think might lend to him having a lower Strength stat. In the Fallout games, the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats are what make characters different from the other. It stands for Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, and Luck. It was really fun to contemplate what the characters' S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats might be, depending on how they interact in the show. Norm seems to be very perceptive, highly intellectual, and pretty charismatic. He's got it in spades upstairs, but then his physical appearance is lacking as you are limited by how many points you have available to allocate to your SPECIAL stats in character creation. :)

I cried at the end of this game.

Aww shit, you do videogames too?! Nice. This game was an absolute masterpiece, hope you enjoy it as much as I did. It was straight-up like playing a movie. Rootin'-Tootin'-Cowboy-Shootin'! R* is a developer like no other, their games are so much grander than what any other studio puts out. The downside is how long their games take to produce, they've only put out 2 games in the last 10+ years.

It makes sense? Are you that dumb? Do you know what a plot hole is?

As much as I enjoyed the first 3 episodes, this one just didn't hit for me. There was about 7 1/2 minutes of actual story, the rest just sort of meandered, killing time (and a wookie). I'll never understand why Star Wars shows always seem to burn an episode just faffing about like this. The story beats that ARE in there are effective, there just weren't enough of them. I'd have given the episode another 10-15 minutes of runtime, and cut down on all the drawn-out "wandering in the woods" stuff. I'd have then invested that time in fleshing out those story elements, such as Osha's budding friendship with the Padawan girl and Mae's creeping doubts about her mission (both of those things sort of come out of nowhere). edit: After watching ep.5, I think I'd have put 4 & 5 together into a single 1h episode.

I actually really appreciate that this teaser trailer doesn't give a lot of information on what this show is about. I say this because that keeps the show when it comes out on Netflix more mysterious and surprising, especially considering that I've noticed certain movie trailers do the opposite, in that they give too much away on what the plot of a movie is, by showing more scenes then they probably should show (Examples: Crawl the 2019 gator movie, Pixels with Adam Sandler, Jumanji: Welcome to The Jungle). I personally do believe that this trailer does a good balance between getting the audience invested for this series, but also not giving too much information away. Also, It will be interesting to see an entertainment version of Zeus where he is portrayed what he was like in the original Greek Mythology stories of him, which is to say, an unlikable, egotistical, self-centered jerk. I especially point this out because things like Disney's Hercules portray Zeus as a much more humble and likable character, when in reality he was anything but, regarding who he was in the original stories featuring him. Even though I could be wrong on this, this might actually be the very first portrayal of Zeus as an unlikable, egotistical character, as I don't know if there has been any prior portrayals of Zeus where he was shown in a negative light regarding any movies or shows that existed before this. But again, I could be wrong on that.

Best episode of the season so far, I'd say. We're seeing the inciting incident of the story, but only really from Osha's perspective, I suspect we'll see this event again later but from the perspective of other characters. Master Sol's cadence and line delivery works for me, but I could see how it could be off-putting. It could stem from the fact that the actor himself only recently learned to speak English (specifically to play this role). I grew up in Toronto, Canada, which had a significant 1st-generation-from-Asia population at the time so hearing someone talk like that doesn't seem unusual to me. Wookie Jedi aren't unheard of, but I do think this is the first time we've seen one in live action. The witch coven is fascinating, the Force is usually seen by the viewer through the lens of the Jedi/Sith dichotomy. It's fun to see a completely separate culture's view of it from time to time. Seems to me the coven strives for balance, as seen with the girls' two mothers: One is harsh, constricting and punitive (dark) and one is loving, empathetic and forgiving (light). I have my suspicions that the former could be the masked Sith later in the story. I didn't see her body on the pile. There's definitely something more going on with the fire, no way it started and spread so quickly. I guarantee you, the reactor-thing that exploded was tampered with/sabotaged by someone... My gut tells me there's a 3rd party at work here, trying to play the Jedi and the Witches against each other. The Witches are a bit paranoid and the Jedi are untrusting of non-Jedi force users, it wouldn't be hard at all for a hidden malefactor (a "Phantom Menace", if you will) to throw a wrench into the works. Who it could be will hopefully be revealed as the show goes on.

full circle moment

Please new series The walking dead

You saw 38, but that is not a vault there. What you saw was the signage for the Lucky 38 Casino. That is the tall building that looks like the center part of a roulette wheel. The person that owns the Lucky 38 is Mr. House. He was in the meeting with all of the other companies as the owner of Rob-Co.

Did you stop watching Stranger things?

I find the Brotherhood of Steel to be the least interesting faction as well- show and game, lol. I feel like they made it super obvious that The Ghoul left Hank alive on purpose- as opposed to Maximus losing a fight to The Goul and the squire thinking he had done that on purpose. I mean, we just watched him clear an entire room of Brotherhood Knights in full power armor- in the dark. Hank's head has no helmet- and nobody was even looking. The Goul could have blown his head off before anyone knew he was there. I'm super excited about Season 2!

LoL - the Mom reveal reaction you had was worth the price of admission. i think the hints dropped earlier in the ep before the past Daddy reveal was tuned perfectly - there'll be people who are still shocked by that reveal even with the foreshadowing, and even for those that predict it, you get to have that voice of "no, surely not" and sow doubt for a little bit. while i know we're getting a season 2, idk that i needed one, they answered all the big mysteries that were keeping me invested and the remaining ones, are those i'm less invested in personally.

What a finale. Best season of TV I've seen since "Andor", and probably hands-down the best videogame adaptation I've ever seen (and there have been some good ones lately). Twists, reveals, a big ol' battle, and just enough resolution while also leaving some big, juicy threads to follow up on next season. I figure we'll be seeing the same cast next season, and they've set up Max's storyline in S2 to be much more interesting. The Brotherhood is one of the more interesting factions in the games, their behavior really depends on who's in charge. Max might follow the creepy old priest guy, or maybe he'll off the old man and take charge himself. Lucy and Cooper have unfinished business with Hank, S2 will definitely need to follow up on that journey, and Norm being stranded in Vault 31 also needs a conclusion. Here's some game lore to add context to the finale. The experiments being proposed at the meeting of bigwigs are direct references to vaults you come across in the games. The Walt Disney-looking guy with the cigarette at the meeting is "Mr. House", and he took over Las Vegas, Nevada, after the war. This is the city we see at the end of the finale. It was renamed "New Vegas", and is the location for one of the best games in the series. Mr. House used sci-fi life support machines to stay alive over the centuries, and the game (which has multiple endings which depend on the player's decisions) either sees him retain control of the city or be killed off, and all of this takes place around a decade before the show. The in-game conversations you can have with Mr. House would suggest he didn't take the deal with Vault-Tek, so it's curious that Hank would be fleeing there of all places. And the line "War... War Never Changes" is to the Fallout setting what "To Boldly Go" is to Star Trek, or what "May the Force be With You" is to Star Wars. It's **the line.** My friend an I shouted "SHE SAID THE THING!!" simultaneously on our 1st watch!

The city in the last shot is New Vegas.

So every vault save a select few had experiments. Every vault type discussed at the meeting is an actual vault.

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This show gave me aids and retardation.

Interesting, Mae's (child) eyes changed to black...like with Morgan Elsbeth in "Asokha", because of the Nightsisters. Also interesting to see a time when the use of The Force was more favored than the lightsaber. I quite appreciated this first promising breath of fresh air. Excellent reaction, thank you so much!

Episode 7's story was taken straight from the game, but not the base game, it was from the expansion, titled "Left Behind".

And now you know why they were sad getting meat