That ending really come out of nowhere. I hope they explain more.
The father-son storyline was genuinely touching.
A fun season. Enough fun to make it enjoyable and to help me overlook some clunkiness about the season.
A fun season. Enough fun to make it enjoyable and to help me overlook some clunkiness about the season.
A fun show and can’t ask for more than that.
OMG LOL Jazz hands was great!
Super fun episode. Totally loved it. A nice break from the usual punch punch big villain fight MCU type finale.
It's great to see Tricia Helfer, unfortunately this episode is complete weak sauce.
Cal and Jill’s friendship and partnership is what made this show so watchable in the first season and parts of the second season. What the showrunners did to it to drum up drama ruined this season.
Aaron Eckhart steals the episode.
The Metaverse, 12 years ago!
Jennifer Tilly is hilarious in this episode!
The drama in this episode feels very forced and contrived with characters acting irrationally and unlike how they usually act.
The last five minutes of the episode felt very rushed. This could have been much better as a two-parter.
“Family doesn't need to stand on ceremony.”
The stuff on humanity and its behavior was insightful. The rest of the episode was indulgent.
Interesting documentary and it was great to learn about how the whole GME thing started and to see the people behind it. I think it would have been good if the filmmakers would have spent a few minimum explaining what Shorting actually is and how that fits within the whole realm of what was happening.
Mekhi Phifer needs to tone down the crazed screaming.
There was some near behind the scenes stuff plus archival footage. But, there was also a lot of fluff. This could have easily been 30 minutes long.
"Never let the facts get in the way of the truth."
No stakes, fun, funny and super entertaining. Marcel should do more of this.
While not as good as the fantastic first season, this second season was still entertaining. The cameo by Amy Schumer was a complete misfire and a distraction that didn’t need to be in the season. The casting of Cara Delevingne was not the greatest either, she doesn’t fit in with the vibe of the show. Paul Rudd on the other hand was great. I look forward to next season.
The knife in the ceiling was hilarious.
Solid opening to season two. The cameos were quite distracting though.
That was a nice reference to the Wolverine being alive and around in the MCU world.
That time Bill Gates showed up.
Hey, it's Iron Chef and that's awesome.
Outside of a speed bump in the fifth episode, this was a fantastic season!
Marvel needs to stop grinding the momentum of their shows to a halt in their penultimate episodes.
