Television SECRET INVASION (Premieres June 21, 2023)

[SSgt Dickweed]

This show fucking sucks so far.

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

Oooh. Falsworth = Union Jack. In the MCU, James Falsworth was just a normal guy from the Howling Commandos. So I presume, Sofia Colman is a descendant of James.

Btw, the actor who played James Falsworth in the MCU is JJ Feild. Tremendous actor wasted in a very insignificant role in the MCU. If Tom Hiddleston stops playing Loki, I swear JJ Feild can fill in for the role. He was in the underrated/underseen series Turn: Washington Spies.

and that show on prime with the blondie and her brother with the blind mother

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

and that show on prime with the blondie and her brother with the blind mother

The Romanoffs? Haven't watched that one yet.

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

@KnightTemplar and to everyone else. Check these clips out on how JJ Feild would be a good Loki and how great Turn is. The two clips are related, so please watch them both.

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

The Romanoffs? Haven't watched that one yet.

heh.
I haven't seen that show yet, any good?

I mean the peripheral

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

heh.
I haven't seen that show yet, any good?

I mean the peripheral

Brain fart. Of course. I have not finished The Peripheral yet. I think I'm in episode 3 or 4.

 

[Streeter]

This show makes me miss TFATWS. TERRIBLE effort by marvel who has struck put huge on most series so far

 

[Streeter]

Brain fart. Of course. I have not finished The Peripheral yet. I think I'm in episode 3 or 4.

I can say the Peripheral shits all over just about any of the Marvel series especially this one.

 

[Fluffernutter]

Watched Episode 3.

I'm confused as to why the Skrulls still feel like they need to hide their true forms.

After all, Asgard on Earth has shown that having aliens living amongst us won't freak out the humans

 

[Rob Battisti]

Watched Episode 3.

I'm confused as to why the Skrulls still feel like they need to hide their true forms.

After all, Asgard on Earth has shown that having aliens living amongst us won't freak out the humans

Spoiler

budget

 

[GSP_37]

Asgardians look like humans... pro wrestler sized humans.

The takeaway from this show is MCU Nick Fury is a real biatch. Talos is a bit biatch too, but he was right if Fury climbed the corporate ladder via Skrull spies. I cannot imagine comic original Nick Fury being a biatch.

 

[KnightTemplar]

One thing that bothers me: the Skrull took the form and memories of the Royal Navy Admiral. But there is no indication his son was a Skrull. So why was he willing to surrender to save a human child, when he planned to kick-start WWIII anyway?

Oh, and the effects when Gravik healed the cut in his hand looked suspiciously like Extremis from IM3.

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

maybe it was his skrull son in human form

 

[Fluffernutter]

One thing that bothers me: the Skrull took the form and memories of the Royal Navy Admiral. But there is no indication his son was a Skrull. So why was he willing to surrender to save a human child, when he planned to kick-start WWIII anyway?

Oh, and the effects when Gravik healed the cut in his hand looked suspiciously like Extremis from IM3.

It is Extremis from IM3

 

[LilMountain]

Watched Episode 3.

I'm confused as to why the Skrulls still feel like they need to hide their true forms.

After all, Asgard on Earth has shown that having aliens living amongst us won't freak out the humans

1 million versus one small town worth (maybe 10k, tops) would likely result in different attitudes. Also the fact that they can shape shift would probably be a lot more unnerving, I can't imagine they'd get a similar reception if they just asked for refuge on earth

 

[KnightTemplar]

maybe it was his skrull son in human form

Maybe, but there's no indication of that. Also, why would the Skrulls bother replacing the Admiral's son? They didn't need the kid for anything, and the Skrull's whole schtick is that humans can't tell them apart from those whose forms they've taken. So it's not like the kid was a security risk.

 

[MDoza]

Asgardians look like humans... pro wrestler sized humans.

The takeaway from this show is MCU Nick Fury is a real biatch. Talos is a bit biatch too, but he was right if Fury climbed the corporate ladder via Skrull spies. I cannot imagine comic original Nick Fury being a biatch.

nooooo you don’t get it!!! the snap changed him!!!!

For real though, they better reveal that Fury being a bitch has been part of some elaborate ruse to expose the Skrull. Even that isn’t great, but better than him just being a straight up bitch.

 

[Jar of Flies]

New Rockstars guy doesn’t seem to be a fan. Never saw him take so many passive aggressive shots at an MCU production before.

 

[Jar of Flies]

One thing that bothers me: the Skrull took the form and memories of the Royal Navy Admiral. But there is no indication his son was a Skrull. So why was he willing to surrender to save a human child, when he planned to kick-start WWIII anyway?

Oh, and the effects when Gravik healed the cut in his hand looked suspiciously like Extremis from IM3.

That’s because it was Extremis. They got them, Groot, Cull obsidian, and some frost giant as their super skrull power source. It was on the screen at that lab.

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

also the reference to that one dude from Iron man 3