CoachRTM said:
Lou Mongello (sp?) is a Disney podcaster. Mostly does parks/travel stuff that my wife listens to occasionally. No idea on who the "CastleRunner" is.
Think the image is from one of the posters.
Drawkcab said:
I figured it out! The Luke Skywalkeresque reveal will be Human Torch played by Chris Evans!
bobinator said:
So I'm doing a rewatch on some things currently. Rambeau goes in, and then we know it's 24 hours (says so on the screen) before Darcy arrives. From there we have the night they send in the guy, they try the broadcast, and then I guess it could be later that same night that Rambeau comes out.
If the next day is drone day that means we're at real world night 3 when Wanda comes out with the drone.
redline248 said:
The mailman has had 2 front and center scenes, which seem unimportant...but I'm just keeping my eye on him. Just kind of jumped out to me.
It's definitely not the same. The drone shows up, prepares to fire (in the daytime in the Hex), then Wanda emerges at night from the Hex.Dr. Teeth said:bobinator said:
So I'm doing a rewatch on some things currently. Rambeau goes in, and then we know it's 24 hours (says so on the screen) before Darcy arrives. From there we have the night they send in the guy, they try the broadcast, and then I guess it could be later that same night that Rambeau comes out.
If the next day is drone day that means we're at real world night 3 when Wanda comes out with the drone.
However, when Wanda throws Monica out of the Hex, it is daytime in the Hex, but nighttime when she lands outside.
Time may not be passing the same inside and outside.
redline248 said:
some interesting observations from rewatching a few episodes:
Monica tells the director or whoever debriefed her that she heard Wanda in her head the whole time, so when Norm talks to Vision about it, I think it's 100% he meant Wanda and not some unknown other person
When Wanda goes outside with the missile and says "I have what I want and no one is going to take it away from me, again" she looks right at Hayward with a somewhat knowing look (imo) and he has what I think was a weird reaction to it. I think she knows that he had Vision, and knows his reasons/intentions.
Also, about SWORD, when Hayward is bringing Monica up to speed he talks about them shifting to robotics, synthetics, AI... all things that are Vision. They were definitely trying to recreate him in some fashion, imo.
The mailman has had 2 front and center scenes, which seem unimportant...but I'm just keeping my eye on him. Just kind of jumped out to me.
I think it's weird that no one in the SWORD facility seems to care about the agent that went in through the sewers. lol
bobinator said:
There's probably some debate about whether he even has legal rights and if his will matters.
The next show is just going to be a drawn out version of the 'Measure of a Man' Star Trek TNG episode.
A lot to unpackbobinator said:
Well, there may be some legal precedent depending on what litigation came out of Sokovia. Did Stark have to pay out any settlements since he created Ultron or was Ultron considered a separate legal entity like a child would be. Did Tony try to claim Ultron as a dependent on his taxes that year?
A lot to parse there.
He will be a time/space dimensional villain and lead to Dr. Strange getting involved.bobinator said:
I think it's possible that they set the stage with the Rambeau episode for an episode that's entirely from that character's point of view. So it won't be like him suddenly at the end being in charge, it would take us through the entire sequence of events.
But yes, I do wonder if it is Mephisto, how exactly his character is adapted/changed and introduced. Would he be a "regular human turned villain by science/magic" or "being from outer space" type.
Tony has great accountants, he was both a dependent and an employee.bobinator said:
Well, there may be some legal precedent depending on what litigation came out of Sokovia. Did Stark have to pay out any settlements since he created Ultron or was Ultron considered a separate legal entity like a child would be. Did Tony try to claim Ultron as a dependent on his taxes that year?
A lot to parse there.
He has been mentioned before and part of that was the line by Dottie, "The devil is in the details" followed by Agnes to Wanda in response, "That's not the only place he is...."AliasMan02 said:
So on the Mephisto thing, I think the only way that makes sense to me is if on rewatch it's there all along in a way that is obvious in hindsight, like rewatching Sixth Sense.
We're awfully far into this thing to have a new villain step forward and say "It is I, Mephisto! A character the viewers have never seen! I'm behind it all!"
Could we get and MCU standard "never use his name" thing? Like it's Mephisto but never identified as such?
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"Everybody was really excited. I think Kevin [Feige, Marvel Studios president] wanted to make sure that there was a reason for it, that it made sense. And I hope that's what we did."
rhutton125 said:
I can't stop listening to this theme song!
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Each song is written by EGOT award-winning (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony) duo Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Frozen).
A commonly used idiom isn't nearly enough of a "mention" for a villain that many have never heard of. The idiom itself, however, is basically telling us that there is more to this than just Wanda is the villain. So, I think if it's Mephisto there needs to be - or will be - more.Capitol Ag said:He has been mentioned before and part of that was the line by Dottie, "The devil is in the details" followed by Agnes to Wanda in response, "That's not the only place he is...."AliasMan02 said:
So on the Mephisto thing, I think the only way that makes sense to me is if on rewatch it's there all along in a way that is obvious in hindsight, like rewatching Sixth Sense.
We're awfully far into this thing to have a new villain step forward and say "It is I, Mephisto! A character the viewers have never seen! I'm behind it all!"
Could we get and MCU standard "never use his name" thing? Like it's Mephisto but never identified as such?
Plus, it all depends on how marvel introduces him. And is he really the Devil or a living entity like an alien. In the comics it's kind of both. He is listed as being part of the species demon. Like an animal would be. Since the MCU is going to introduce the Celestials and Eternals, this would inevitably tie into that somehow.
