Are you saying that the Hulk is not a beautiful queer allegory?

That's my secret Captain.

I'm always a little gay.

Game Sean Bean dies. I'm Red Scott and I'm Ivan Hernandez and this is boys going swords. The

third best thing to pop out of an inhuman egg. Oh, we took a took a hit off that

tarage and gas and now we're flying, baby. What are you talking about? Nothing. Nothing

that has any connection to the current MCU incarnation of Kamala Khan, I would get into. But

before we do that, we have to introduce our guest for this episode. Returning the Queen

of the MCU, a writer for the tonight show back and better than ever, please welcome Alexandria

love. How's it going Alexandria? I just missed you guys so much. I'm so glad to be here. I'm

just going to fucking nerd out over here stoked. I'm excited. This was a good show that you made

me watch. First of all, first of all, we need to talk about Dr. Strange because as we are well aware,

Alex's favorite MCU movie is Dr. Strange one. Hey, it's my top five. You remembered. Yeah. How did

you feel about Multiverse of Madness? Okay. Well, let's take a step back and let's talk about

Morbius. Okay. Let's let's. I would say on the contrary, it is not morbid time. It's always

morbid time in my house. To me, Dr. Strange one still still stands firm as my number one favorite

MCU movie. Got it. That being said, had a good time watching Multiverse of Madness. I

felt like there were some moments there that I understand why certain fans weren't as...

Really? The white women. The white women angry that Oanda went evil. Look, look, just because a white

woman reads from an evil satanic book doesn't mean she's going to turn evil. I don't like that. She

turned evil and then she'd slowly turn black. I don't know. Her fingers turned black and I was

like, no, no, no, that's what my hand looks like. I don't like that.

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