I really like the idea of Red Hulk being there, and who can complain about Harrison Ford being in something. But the guys mother was pregnant with him before Pearl Harbor. They can't possibly have that many movies planned for him. An actor being in 2 or 3 marvel movies often takes ten years.

I'm still adamant that, while Ego refers to himself as a celestial, and may legit belive himself to be, he is wrong. At least in regards to a comparison to THE "Celestials".

That said, he's certainly a mobile "celestial body", and there is nothing else like him to compare him to. So it makes sense that he would have some beliefs about his origin.

Not sure where you got that, but if you look at a screenshot of the credits, they have a clone wars era galactic republic insignia on them. The inverted empire insignia from before Palpatines takeover.

I've never understood the fascination with Rotten Tomatoes scores. It doesn't take much thought to realize that a review sample size of 500 is meaningless. There were 2.1 million viewers reported as of episode 2. Sample size is 0.0003%. 1 in every 4000 viewers opinion.

Not to mention that there's a select type of people who care about going on Rotten Tomato and rating a new show after they watch an episode or two. You're not only getting a tiny sample size, but you're also getting a specific group bias.

I mean, I'm by no means defending the Martha scene as quality writing, but Superman would absolutely refer to his mother by her name, because that's not Clark Kent asking someone to save her. It's Supes asking. You know, that whole secret identity thing you had just been complaining about in a previous paragraph. He would absolutely have learned not to refer to her as his mother.

"They've actually been calling MCU Earth 616 for a long time way before Disney even bought Marvel"

A long time? Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk are the only two MCU films before Disney acquired Marvel. Two movies hardly gives enough room to call anything "a long time, way before"

To be fair, those other examples like Loki have been on the 'good' side of conflicts many times in the characters history. When he was reborn as Kid Loki he was a straight up hero for a while, and he's been worthy of Mjolnir in the past. Agatha being made the villain in the MCU was a pretty big change of pace for her. She's an ally of Dr. Strange and a mentor to the Scarlet Witch in the comics.

Penguin on the other hand is a crime boss and doesn't really ever stray from that.