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I LOVE the show so far.  I've always loved old tv shows, so I may be biased.  I feel like this show's audience will be 30+, with not a ton of younger fans really enjoying it at first.  They'll probably like it once there's more action.  I hope Disney doesn't try to change anything with the show, given the mixed reviews I've seen regarding the lack of faster action.  I don't think they really can change it at this point. I love the style, acting, mystery, and laughs.  

Love & Monsters is such nutty fun. I never knew this episode even existed. But now I do, and I can't get enough of it.
 

I just got out of bed to come to the computer to type this... It's a 'lazy Saturday' what can I say... 
So I am sitting there reading the news... reading who is reporting things... and I say that perhaps people are 'missing it.'  
"Buzzetta, what are you talking about?"
The current 'buzz', (no pun intended) is that Chris Evans is in talks to resume a role in the Marvel Universe.  Everyone just assumes it is as Captain America.  
What if he is going to cameo as Johnny Storm in the Spider-man or Dr Strange movie?
So while he can readily say, "news to me", in regard to his return as Captain America, he might be telling the truth.  What if he is just doing a one off cameo as Johnny Storm in either the Dr Strange Multiverse of Madness or the Spider-man 3 movie?
Which... when they get back in either film gives them cause to find the MCU dimension's (Disney) version of the FF?

I thought that Dottie was clearly meant to be significant, Agnes says that she is the key to everything that happens in that neighborhood or something like that. That was important I thought. I also wonder about "the devil", it would be ballsy to bring Mephisto in through a tv show. In the comics he offered Peter the return of Aunt May, maybe something similar is going on here.

Wanda and her flying saucers, from the first episode, made me think of ETs and UFOs.

The significance of this being played out as old American TV shows must be important - Wanda, being brought up in Eastern Europe in the 90s, would have little or no reference to these shows.

Wanda and her flying saucers, from the first episode, made me think of ETs and UFOs.

Mastermind, anyone?

Just throwing stuff out there...

I loved the first two episodes.  I can't wait to see where this goes.

Nice to see Emma Caulfield on TV again.

The quality declined once Russell T Davies left.
Moffat is a great writer, when he's not trying to be too clever, but not a show runner.
The new bloke is a failure on every level for this show.

Starring.......... me!
I had a "featured extra" roll (which is a step above "extra"). 
They wouldn't even let me take a selfie of what I looked like (cuz they confiscated our phones so I can't show you what I looked like). 
I did scenes with Vision & Darcy, but unfortunately not Wanda.
When the episode with me happens I'll let you know who I was (unless I am completely cut out of the scenes, which happens all of the time).  I shot about 5 or 6 small scenes so hopefully I'm in something.  

Two episodes on 1/15.
Wait. I better post the full article.

"In contrast, writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely believe that only the removal of the Infinity Stones creates a new timeline, meaning that Steve Rogers was Peggy Carter's secret husband in the MCU all along. This certainly explains why an elderly Peggy had photos of Steve at her bedside, but none (apparently) of her actual husband."
This is how I see the time travel rules in Endgame.
But, I've just started watching the last season of Shield and time travel features in this, so I'll see how it goes.

Let’s cleanse our palates with some good Doctor Who news. 
 
I was poking around Blu-ray.com and spotted this. No release date posted yet but this seems to be the next classic DW Blu-ray release:

I've been going back and rewatching The Mandalorian Season One as at least with this show it doesn't turn into who can be post the most negative content about a production for laughs.
Man, this gives me so much hope for the Star Wars future. Just incredible all the way through. To include the filler episodes to build up a character's lore. I hope more streaming services use a medium like this to build out more of a focus on individual characters that can be tough at times in a two-hour movie. This show proves how to do it right!

Season 2 Comicbook cover-art:
 

Someone made some awesome comicbook cover-art for each episode of both seasons:
Season 1 (plus a Special Edition one-shot):
 

Exactly. It needs a complete overhaul from top to bottom.

Exactly. It needs a complete overhaul from top to bottom.

Love that theme in Superman: The Movie. But there is another that means just as much to quite a few people, which makes the rounds with quite a few orchestras. Along with Hans Zimmer revisiting it quite often.
 
 
 
 

From my favourite Flash run.