This was a better episode, but still lacks consistency and smart writting. It does bring a lot of closure to the characters, but does it in a way that everything we ever see is closure from closure to closure, and it kind of fails to connect every scene together, especially the main talk between Sam and Bucky.
I think Isaiah's scene is the most powerful in this series, and maybe in the MCU. But, of course, it leads to Falcon accepting being Captain America, and not what could've been a more ballsier development for him.
Shout by EdBlockedParent2021-04-16T23:17:43Z
This was a better episode, but still lacks consistency and smart writting. It does bring a lot of closure to the characters, but does it in a way that everything we ever see is closure from closure to closure, and it kind of fails to connect every scene together, especially the main talk between Sam and Bucky.
I think Isaiah's scene is the most powerful in this series, and maybe in the MCU. But, of course, it leads to Falcon accepting being Captain America, and not what could've been a more ballsier development for him.