Dooday on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, we are talking about Miss Marvel Season 1,

Episode 5, time and again. All right, that's what these are as we have no control over.

Welcome to Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast when he's Matthew Carroll, and I'm Sahar Ali.

So that opening that was your best impression of Jeff doing his accent,

my best foreign import version of his accent. I like it. I like it. Good job.

I ordered it from Karachi, especially for him.

All right, so we have now seen time and again, Episode 5, Miss Marvel. This series is coming

to a close, really. It's getting on the on the edge here. Yeah, I'm worried this is where the

cheesiness starts. Huh. What do you mean by cheesiness? Because like the series have a trend of like

the final fight scenes just being good, but kind of just they always feel like they miss a little

something. Yeah. So I'm like, I feel like we're heading into that. I don't think of it as

cheesiness, but I think of it as, and keep inserting elements from the MCU and the final

episodes of these shows that are not related to the story. And it always I think feels like the

story is over. Well, sometimes this one particularly, I feel like the story was over. Like, you know,

she got her connection to her family. She did the time travel thing. The main villain we've

been facing all this time is now gone. And now it's like what they had to like sort of re-engineer

more drama to happen in the final episode so that they can do what they want to do, which is I think

connected to the bigger MCU probably. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It was, I mean, I guess just diving right into

it. It was interesting that they took out Nudgeman and the other clandestine. Yeah. Absolutely.

And they made Gameran. I guess a bigger part of it. So that's going to be all and it's interesting

that that's like there's going to be a lot to dive into that when there's one episode left. But

obviously that's going to have to carry over it. Like they're building to a bigger thing that

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