Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, we have a knee-jerk reaction to the season finale of

first season of secret invasion. I don't know if there's going to be a second season,

but secret invasion. Episode six, home. All that amorphous is that we don't have control over.

Welcome to Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, my name is Matthew Carroll and I'm exhausted.

You seem exhausted. You seem extra exhausted for like, you got your two hours earlier than

me over there. What's your problem? Well, I had to get up at 5.30 this morning.

That'll do it. I had to get up at 5.30 this morning for a 6 a.m. meeting

that I actually didn't need to be there for and they forgot to let me know that I didn't need to be

there for that insult to injury. Yeah, and I was already awake and then working and

then it was a long work day like I didn't finish until about 8.30 p.m.

Oof. Or later. Probably later. I think it was late. Anyway, it's been a long day. It's been a

really freaking long day and I got to get up early tomorrow to go into the office. It's just

hmm. The hits keep coming. Yeah, dude. It tends to go long. It seems like a long one. Well,

I guess it's certainly the first two minutes of this episode into complaining.

It happens, man. It happens. Well, let's dive into the escapism of this show here.

Were you able to escape? What do you think? The finale is here. The finale is here. I

like my initial thoughts are that we like, this is the first time that I have felt that Marvel

hasn't stuck a landing. I feel like the rug kind of got pulled out from under me on some of it.

I'm interested to hear what exactly because I feel similarly and I feel like this, I feel like

I had much greater expectations for this show than this show had for itself.

And it feels sad because I think like this show had so much going for it.

Yeah. And we just kept kind of pushing it off like, okay, okay, we didn't get that much

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