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

with your host, me, Robbie Earl, and your other host, him, Kyle Schoenwell.

Kyle, we might have a bit of a role reversal here today.

I am so shell-shocked by what I just watched that I don't think that I can actually lead this yet.

So I'm going to have to hand over the reins of this to you because I don't even know where to begin.

Well, I love that so much because I was going to start off by saying,

no small talk today, Robbie.

Like, this is, we're getting down to business right away.

So I'll save all of my small talky things till after we're done.

Here's where I want to start then.

I was struck by three things right off the bat that I think we need to talk about.

So I'm just going to say these three points and then we can discuss.

Love it.

First, what an unbelievably powerful depiction of grief and depression.

Man.

And depression.

You know, we've praised the MCU in the past for dealing with topics like this,

like Iron Man 3's anxiety, Thor's alcoholism and endgame.

But I was watching this last night, and I was struck by,

this is by far the most in-depth they've ever gone.

I mean, this is, they didn't have timed jokes to kind of pull you out of it.

Huh.

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