All right, welcome back to another episode of Friends from Work, a podcast about all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

I'm Robbie, he's Kyle, and today, returning, we have Other Kyle.

Welcome back, Other Kyle.

Yes.

He's back.

I'm back.

Guys, welcome Kyle Cousins back to the podcast today.

We are excited to have him here to discuss the next film on our rewatch, which is Dr. Strange.

Robbie, I have to pause you and say, where are you located right now?

As of this exact moment.

And you know, you might have to check back in with me at the end of the conversation, because, you know, it changes pretty frequently. But I am in Dallas, Texas. I think you're just

contractually obligated last time I checked to just be in a different place each time. So as long as

it's a few states away, I think you're covered. That's true. Yeah. It truly is a global podcast.

You know, yeah. We just wanted to go straight

international from the get-go. No doubt. Okay, before we jump into Dr. Strange, can I give a leftover

about Age of Ultron, please? Please do. I was listening back, and I just wanted to emphasize how cool I think it is,

specifically regarding Wanda's powers, how they kind of consistently grow from the time you meet her.

Like, I just like this idea that when we see her in Age of Ultron, she's not that powerful yet,

but we're going to see this like linear progression all the way through

to where she's like dominating Thanos for a second. And I kind of love that.

Yeah. Oh, absolutely. And I'm really excited to talk about Captain America Civil War because

I was watching behind the scene stuff there. And Elizabeth Olson talks explicitly about how they

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