Hello and welcome back. I'm Jessica Clemens here on The Ringerverse and I'll be showing up with

theories, easter egg breakdowns, and explainers on all your favorite content. Today I'll be delivering

a shorter yet still appetizing easter egg breakdown. I'll be going seen by seeing an order of

appearance pulling things you might have missed. The third episode of Secret Invasion references

Black Widow, Iron Man, World War I, and maybe the Incredible Hulk? Additionally, here's your one

and only spoiler warning. I'm spoiling episode three, like all of it, and giving you insights

from the trailer you might have forgotten about, so let's just get into it.

We open the episode to Grovik's right hand man, Pagan, Beto, the newest recruit, and Zerksu.

They're getting ready for what we can assume is their next big mission. This is our first time

meeting Zerksu, and he's another scroll from Marvel Comics first appearing in Marvel premiere issue

number 35. He's a member of the scroll army. We get this shot of Grovik entering the lab,

which we've seen from the trailer. He's invited the scroll council to gawk at the machine the

scientist built. He reveals more of his plan explaining how he sent three of his own spies,

Beto, Zerksu, and Pagan, to take down a special UN target. Throughout the episode, they don't say who

the special target is, but it's likely President Ritson. We get a man selling newspapers at the end

of the episode, and it's hard to see, but the newspaper is the national. The cover of the newspaper

says President Ritson in London for emergency talks. The photo above the headline is Rodi facing the

president and reminder that the last time we saw Rodi was in London and Berners-Tavine. So I'm

just assuming he wasn't on the plane with Ritson when it was supposed to be shot down.

Grovik then says this, play the clip. The heroes of Earth will react. The only way we can count

of that and claim this planet as our home is to become super ourselves. His dialogue overlaps

in coincides with the visuals we're getting of the scroll scientist at work. While they're testing

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