I don't care what that showrunner is saying.

I want to believe that the mutants are gonna be like a huge part of this.

As a pitch, this show is a lot harder to make work. Yeah, it's harder. But it's morally complex and that's what makes it good. Oh, I don't think they were ready for critics to actually like it. I really just love how many arcs we got for all the characters on this show. Everyone really felt like a fully realized character. The series ended by letting us get to know this prison guard for so long.

So long!

And his family. I loved it. It felt like the boys. Like this is what the boys does really well. But now I'm like, oh great, for the MCU, the Mandarin's back alive. Where the hell is Josh Gad now? Does time work differently? And Josh Gad is going to be in there for like what feels like

200 years?

If Ty Johnson already exists, he could probably be like, someone screaming in my stomach.

There's a possibility that he's just going to be in jail.

Yeah, they just to help their, yeah, to justify what they're doing.

Ed Harris was not in the show, even though all the trades, Hollywood

reporter, Brighty, he had some deal at some point and then was not in the final cut.

Welcome back to new rock stars. Is Wonder Man the best Marvel TV series since Agatha,

Loki, and Wanda Vision? Is it better than those? Should it earn Wonder Man an automatic invite

to Avengers Doomsday? And is Simon Williams actually a mutant?

Does this series give all of us a clue on how Marvel Studios is going to approach to a mutant

saga after Secret Wars?

And most importantly, where did Josh God go?

I'm trying to do what would Jesus do.

And it kind of still works with Josh G.

WD.J.

Where did?

We'll make wristbands eventually. You guys, this is the sneak peek. If you want that merch, let me know. I'll make it myself. I'll send it to each one of your guys' houses. This is a sneak peek. We're talking about the future of fandom on our weekly podcast here at New Rock Stars with your host Jessica Clemens and Eric Vaz.

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