It’s a shame to get someone like Tony Dalton and then underutilized them, so I agree it’s excellent to see him jumping into the action.

I hope now that he’s free he sticks around and whatever form of the Defenders we get, he’s right alongside them.

Reading online the pulse seems to be as an anti mutant congressman, there are a few characters that could be. I think that could work.

I don’t know what the plan is for Jessica Jones, but Matt freeing her from the vigilante prison would have been the perfect time to introduce her.

It was awesome seeing Swordsman freed and then immediately freeing others and fighting back.

Similarly when we see Angela and we see her with the talisman, and we’ve been told it gives you cool powers, she should have used them right then and there. A little girl shows up with a bunch of stolen gear, it’s implied, but follow through and show it a little.

Anyway kudos to Fisk for making Daredevil the “bad guy”.

(Also, where is Mathew Lillard?)

I like when villains are smart. Pro vigilante looking for Matt, anti looking for Daredevil. Really helps build how much he has going against him.

Also curious if there is a Fisk parallel between him and Daniel (Gandolfini). They each trust their partners to a fault.

The not in Spider-Man school of answering interviews.

I expect we’ll learn more after VisionQuest.

I also use Debian Testing with GNOME and it works perfectly fine.

Think of Ubuntu as a supported version of Debian Testing.

If you’re going to build on top of something, it’s helpful to build on top of something that is supported and tested.

(FWIW I also run Debian Testing.)

A bit of a slower almost recap type episode, but the ending with Bullseye was excellent. As soon as Matt was revealed and one of the taskforce guys identified him I knew none of them would survive.

Heather, Matt’s former girlfriend and psychologist, has an interesting story. I’m guessing she is so traumatized by Muse and trying to help people, she’s now thinking that only Fisk can help them by locking them up? Curious where her story goes.

Mathew Lillard is an interesting character and I don’t really know what he’s up to, but I’m also pro gyro so I’m on his side.

After seeing the glimmers in season one, I’m excited to see what they do with a whole properly planned season. Plus the gangs (slowly, sorta) back together.

I think it was a deliberate choice in order to keep the show more grounded. No androids. No aliens. No wizards. Just a struggling actor trying to keep his secret.

I do think we’ll see a little bit of the wider world next season, especially since I have to imagine they’re on the run now, but even then it seems like Damage Control is our big bad and we don’t have any big name people working there just yet.

En masse? No. We’re getting one I the form of Jean Grey in a post credits scene.

feels a lot like the MCU trying the M-word out in the mirror to see if it fits.

That goes to Charles in Multiverse of Madness or Kamala in Ms Marvel, both with the animated theme.

There are entire companies who “try” to determine what it’s genuine or bots. So it definitely isn’t easy. However there are also financial advantages to getting it right, but there are also financial reasons to get it wrong.

So yes, it could be made up.

X-Men, as the article theorizes, is definitely one of them. Black Panther is possible, but I’m guessing that one is a little further out.

I thought we were going to get a Young Avengers/Champions film, but maybe that’ll be a TV series since that’s where all the kids are.

Also maybe Shang Chi 2?

Matt Berry as Big the Cat?

I did look it up, the last three MCU films were 60 days exactly, and the one before that was 67 days. So the trend was getting shorter, but seems to have stopped at 60 days.

The non Spider-Man Spider-Man films had shorter windows, and I guess technically they’re Sony films, but they just seem so different it doesn’t feel like it counts.

Keith David voice over? I wonder if he’s playing someone or just voicing for the trailer.

Also multiple arms Spider-Man maybe?

Also they said “mutation” so Sadie Sink as Jean Grey confirmed.

I looked up the last 3 MCU films, they all released to digital exactly 60 days after their theatrical release. So I guess the number has been decreasing.

The last two “Spider-Man but no Spider-Man” movies released by Sony were less than 60 days, but films like that I wouldn’t expect to succeed with an exclusivity.

It’s just weird to see “CONFIRMED: WE DO WHAT WE ALREADY DO”.

Voting ended about two weeks ago, and Chalemet’s recent comments that caused negative press were about a week ago. So no, I don’t think they caused him issues.

The film itself is just fine. It is well acted, so maybe best actor, but Michael B Jordan and Leo both have him beat.

• Spider-Man: Homecoming, Released July 7, 2017, Digital on September 26, 2017, 81 days
• Spider-Man: Far From Home, Released July 2, 2019, Digital on September 17, 2019, 77 days.
• Spider-Man: No Way Home, Released December 17, 2021, Digital on March 15, 2022, 88 days.

The same is true for any Marvel film.

What am I missing?

Honestly whatever ice cream you favorite will work best, obviously vanilla (ish) works best, but vanilla, chocolate, or anything similar works fine. I wouldn’t recommend strawberry… but I bet someone will.

You believe whatever you need to believe.

Coldstone is not known for their vanilla ice cream.