Personally, as someone who was deployed to the Woke 1 wars in 2014, i take full responsibility for what it ended up looking like a decade later. "It's not my job to educate you" was actually the most insane, detrimental and endlessly parroted line of that early Woke 1 era
Its really poetic how peter was suicidal in bnd then he met the most suicidal x-men and both refused to let each other die because they were able to help each other find the will to live
rewatched brand new day with my sister today and she said the film feels like a love letter to those who are lonely, depressed and struggling to get by on their own, and i can't stop thinking abt that.
#spidermanbrandnewday
I don’t know what’s crazier: the post itself, the fact her therapist has a public IG w hundreds of thousands followers or the fact that her fans know who her therapist is
We should just make dog owners criminally liable, not just civilly, for their dog’s attacks and that’ll basically weed out any large dangerous breeds. Like you’re doing 5 years for assault with a deadly weapon now. We just put a dad in prison for his son’s school shooting.
The less specific the name of a Christian church is, the more evil it is. If your church is called something like Immaculate Southern Methodist Congregants of Christ you're probably normal but if it's called C R O S S R O A D S, you are in danger.
Everything wrong with X-men as a concept is summarized by the fact Jean Grey entered the MCU as an unironic sociopathic mass murderer and the story said without irony, "Actually she's the victim here."
The head writer and showrunner of “She-Hulk” was Jessica Gao. She was best known for being the credited writer on the “Pickle Rick” episode of “Rick and Morty.”
During the production of that episode, “Rick and Morty” showrunner Dan Harmon cast Susan Sarandon as the family’s therapist, a character Gao had named Dr. Wong in the script. Gao crashed out over the casting of a white actor for this part. In 2018 this was a major transgression and as an act of contrition, Harmon did a podcast with Gao called “Whiting Wongs,” which is 40 hours of him apologizing and learning about racism.
The writer credit on the Pickle Rick episode and this podcast raised Gao’s profile enough for her to land the showrunner gig on Marvel’s Disney+ “She-Hulk” show, but the production was extremely troubled. In addition to not staffing lawyers or legal-drama writers on the show who could deliver on the “Ally McBeal in the MCU” pitch, the “She-Hulk” show required — as described by Gao in interviews — an extraordinary level of direct personal involvement and micromanagement from Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige.
Gao described her relationship with Feige as supportive and collaborative, but she also describes him routinely intervening to reshape the show in the wake of catastrophic test audiences responses.
In the finale episode, She-Hulk breaks the fourth wall of her show, climbs through the Disney+ UI and confronts a robot named K.E.V.I.N. that has been controlling her life. Feige allowed this, but Gao wanted to put a baseball cap on the robot like the one Feige wears, and that was a bridge too far for him. According to an interview Gao gave The Hollywood Reporter, she threatened to resign if the robot could not wear the hat, and Feige immediately accepted her resignation. A visual designer managed to mediate the dispute by incorporating a “hat-like element” into the robot’s design.
The show was cancelled after the first season, the cast has been released, none of its events have been referenced in any other Marvel productions and “She-Hulk” star Tatiana Maslany is not in “Avengers: Doomsday.” Jessica Gao has no IMDB credits since “She-Hulk” was cancelled in 2022.