Ok, I’ve got it. A bunch of disconnected timelines, with the only common point our “hero” and maybe hist sister, from where the threads of THAT multiverse started, and at most everybody, as usual, cry out how great this episode was. The fact that it contributed nothing whatsoever to the main story is irrelevant. Apparently Marvel can’t do anything wrong. Sure, by itself the episode was ok (yes, just ok), but it’s just smoke and mirrors.
The idea is old and badly implemented (watch the movie “Sliding Doors” for a superb realisation of the butterfly effect or a “what if” situation, in that case missing the metro).
Random stories with the same protagonist thrown there, where they eventually end up with the one we have been following for nearly two seasons. So what? What’s the point? Were we supposed to be impressed? Call it fate or destiny if you like, but please move on with the REAL story. Or at least the one I paid Disney+ to watch!
Shout by Jecht SinBlockedParent2022-09-21T13:23:38Z
Ok, I’ve got it. A bunch of disconnected timelines, with the only common point our “hero” and maybe hist sister, from where the threads of THAT multiverse started, and at most everybody, as usual, cry out how great this episode was. The fact that it contributed nothing whatsoever to the main story is irrelevant. Apparently Marvel can’t do anything wrong. Sure, by itself the episode was ok (yes, just ok), but it’s just smoke and mirrors.
The idea is old and badly implemented (watch the movie “Sliding Doors” for a superb realisation of the butterfly effect or a “what if” situation, in that case missing the metro).
Random stories with the same protagonist thrown there, where they eventually end up with the one we have been following for nearly two seasons. So what? What’s the point? Were we supposed to be impressed? Call it fate or destiny if you like, but please move on with the REAL story. Or at least the one I paid Disney+ to watch!