Welcome to Marvelous Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings at one of the more dynamic divisions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment.

I'm Entertainment writer Jim Hill, and my co-host, the amazing Amazing Aaron Adams and I are recording this on Monday, May 18th,

2020.

And Aaron, since we left folks hanging on our last show in regard to your chronological take on the

Marvel Cinematic Universe could we continue along the road there please.

Phase two is a tricky one because we do a whole lot of bouncing around thanks to Agents of Shield.

And Jim, I've complained so many times on this show how they never incorporated any of the movie

stuff into the shield. And now I'm going to sit here and eat crow for this entire segment okay so let me put on my bib

All right here we go after Iron Man 3 you got to jump into TV's Agents of Shield season one up to episode 7.

You got to stop and watch Thor The Dark World.

And then as soon as Thor the Dark World is over, you got to go right back to agents to shield again and you

pick up from episode 8 through 16 not quite the end of the season. You got to stop again and then episode 16 of

Agents of Shield came out April 1st of 2014. Just three days later, Captain America, the Winter Soldier takes place.

And we all know some things were revealed, spoiler-wise,

it Al-Hydra, about things in the Winter Soldier.

As soon as Winter Soldier gets done,

you go right back into Shield once again

and you wrap up season one from episode 17 on which took place on April 8th and then you go all the way through to the end of the season there and then to help get us all the way to the end of phase two, you do a double shot of

Guardians of the Galaxy. Now this is my one point that might be controversial with some.

That's not how they came out.

It would normally go, Guardians of the Galaxy,

Avengers Age of Ultron,

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