Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast we are talking about Luke Cage season 2 episode 3 wig out

all that right after this Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast. My name is Matthew Carroll.

And I'm Jeff Randall. Jeff... First off, full spoiler alert, we're going to talk about episode 3 of Luke Cage season 2, so if you haven't seen it, don't listen.

We're talking episode 3, brethren.

Luke fucked up. Yeah, he did. brethren. think he would punch a house because he's so mad at Claire.

That, I like, this reminded me of Breaking Bad a little bit.

Yeah, do you watch Breaking Bad?

I did for a while. I'm on the last season. So a lot of people talk about when did you when did you fall off of when did you stop thinking he was a good guy when did you I think we may have talked about the cast before but we have and and I always say the first episode when he was prideful asshole and turned on help you know and then like Luke's kind of being a prideful asshole.

Yeah, yeah.

Like really, it's really been not good so far.

I feel like I said it in the first episode where I feel like he's kind of high on his own name and drinking his own gulaid.

And like we see that kind of explode.

Yeah, that's it was so it was so real.

And it's it's so much tension there, You know, Luke is a strong proud black man who has a chip on his shoulder about the racism he's had to encounter to the point that I think even his,

the fear in the eyes of his own girlfriend

Like a big part of

At least a racial component that I was noticed noting is like he had just talked about it too like

he talked about people clutching their purse in the elevator yeah and looking to the

other side of the street.

Exactly, being scared of a black man just because they're black.

And then for him to play into his own stereotype by being an angry black man and punching a wall in the house and and and

like scaring his own girlfriend in that way it was just so tragic to watch, really, really hard to watch.

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