You don't know that that term means.
Not addressing something doesn't mean it didn't happen.
If that were the case 99% of episodic Star Trek wouldn't be canon.
Not addressing something doesn't mean it didn't happen.
If that were the case 99% of episodic Star Trek wouldn't be canon.
Bwuh? That was certainly a lot of words.
True, you're not cherry picking his comments. You haven't provided any of his comments to prove your point or in fact any evidence at all. You're the one prosecuting this case, you have to prove you're right. The defense has already submitted three pieces of evidence for their case.
True, you're not cherry picking his comments. You haven't provided any of his comments to prove your point or in fact any evidence at all. You're the one prosecuting this case, you have to prove you're right. The defense has already submitted three pieces of evidence for their case.
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[*Gets out tub of popcorn that is so big it can't be decanonized, only finished*]
Mmmmm. Popcorn....
I sense a charge of contempt of canon coming up.
Your honor I'd like to submit new evidence into the trial. I am Daredevil!
Dude, why don't you just stop with the bullshit and actually admit you were wrong for one.
I don't think I've ever seen anybody who will jump through so many hoops before just to find a way to not admit you were wrong. There's absolutely nothing bad about being, I'm wrong at least once a week on here.
Wow! That was indeed quite the contortion!
Here is the exact quote from an article in gamesradar:
"I have plenty of leeway up until I hit the larger-scale plan for the MCU. So I try to ignore some stuff [from the wider universe]. We establish a very specific Daredevil, both in terms of his dilemma, down to the suit and where we're picking him up in his life. You can say that Daredevil is canon in the MCU, those other events [in Spider-Man and She-Hulk] happened, but some of them we are not leaning into. His one-night stand with She-Hulk may be one of those things."
"I have plenty of leeway up until I hit the larger-scale plan for the MCU. So I try to ignore some stuff [from the wider universe]. We establish a very specific Daredevil, both in terms of his dilemma, down to the suit and where we're picking him up in his life. You can say that Daredevil is canon in the MCU, those other events [in Spider-Man and She-Hulk] happened, but some of them we are not leaning into. His one-night stand with She-Hulk may be one of those things."
Now you're just saying nonsense to get attention on the internet.
Scientists in fact know very little about "how the universe works," as any conclusions are inevitably in flux. And many will be glad to say so.
Fanatics "know how the universe works."
The Universe Is Stranger Than We Thought
Assertions about real-world "rules of time-travel" are even sillier than "rules" for non-relatistic FTL: make up a set and stick to them, and you're good.
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Daredevil met She-Hulk.
Some of the things shown in the show may be a bit fuzzy.
I doubt Matt will remember falling randomly out of the sky, but he probably remembers being at the picknick.
The fourth wall breaking is a strange thing for sure.
Some of the things shown in the show may be a bit fuzzy.
I doubt Matt will remember falling randomly out of the sky, but he probably remembers being at the picknick.
The fourth wall breaking is a strange thing for sure.
Thank you for providing the preemptive Jesus H Christ
My headcanon is that She-Hulk's powers include an awareness of Uatu the Watcher's presence, and that he's the audience she's narrating to. Although that doesn't account for the whole "Kevin" sequence in the She-Hulk finale.
The audience is Jen's "other guy".
Oh, right, forgot this was coming next week. I had thought about rewatching the first season and maybe giving the second season a chance before this special came out, but oh well.
Judith Light talked to Today about her role in One Last Kill (quote courtesy of io9):
Somehow I had no idea she was going to be in the special, playing a mob boss (Ma Gnucci) no less! She's perfectly suited for that role and I know she's the exactly right actor to go toe-to-toe with Bernthal.
Between her involvement and what she says here, my interest in this special is greatly heightened.
Edit: If Wikipedia is to go by, her appearance on Today was the first time she was announced in the role. That makes me feel better because I know I looked at the article the other day and she wasn't listed (but I think Ma Gnucci was mentioned).
It’s gonna be a surprise. Jon Bernthal is just remarkable. Jon Bernthal wrote this with Reinaldo Marcus Green, who directed King Richard, and we did this in 12 days. The crew was amazing. Jon is extraordinary. We were able to go deep really fast. I think people will be surprised. I think they will really appreciate it. This is really about transformation and what it means to be a person who holds on to revenge. It’s really special.
Somehow I had no idea she was going to be in the special, playing a mob boss (Ma Gnucci) no less! She's perfectly suited for that role and I know she's the exactly right actor to go toe-to-toe with Bernthal.
Between her involvement and what she says here, my interest in this special is greatly heightened.
Edit: If Wikipedia is to go by, her appearance on Today was the first time she was announced in the role. That makes me feel better because I know I looked at the article the other day and she wasn't listed (but I think Ma Gnucci was mentioned).
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