Hello and welcome back to another episode of Friends from Work.

This is a podcast about all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it's hosted by

me, Kyle Schoenowell, and my friend, From Work, Robbie Earl.

Robbie, welcome to Miss Marvel Land, my dude.

Wow, we're here.

I know folks don't, they probably couldn't pick up on the fact that we were a little bit excited to talk about this show. I know we've been like really subtle about that.

Right. I was actually going to kick off our episode with that comment as well. I kind of want to talk a little bit more about the plot and

specific details in this just because we already gushed so much in last week's episode

about how much we love this show. But I'll tell you what, watching it again, it lives up to the

hype, in my opinion. Yeah. Oh, for sure. And to your point, yeah, if people want to hear us just gush about the quality of the show in general and just how much we're into the vibe and the execution and the approach here, go listen to last week's episode because we did wax poetic about this and a lot of things. We were just

hyped on a lot of stuff last week, which is great. I love being hyped on stuff. I would say that

this little gap in between Dr. Strange and Miss Marvel has felt like the shortest gap yet. Is that fair?

I think because we had the special screening of Dr. Strange,

and we did the ranking and reflection episode there,

then a Miss Marvel preview, like here we are already.

This snuck up on us.

So I think without much further ado, let's just get into

talking about Miss Marvel, episode one.

Oh, my, blinded by the lines. No, I can sleep in till I feel your touch.

I said, Miss Marvel, episode one, was written by Bisha K. Ali, who is also the show's creator.

It was directed by Adil El Arby and Bilal Fala.

It stars, of course, Iman Volani as the lead, Matt Lentz, Yasmin Fletcher, Zinumbia, Shroff, Mohan Kapoor, cigar, shike, I believe, Rishaw,

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