*Yawn*

Marvel's approach to storytelling in recent years has been to keep amping up the power levels to the point where they aren't even worth

It's like kids play fighting and saying "I have powers to infinity!"

"I have infinity +1!"

"I have infinity *times* infinity!"

"Oh yeah? I have infinity times infinity to the power of infinity!"

It's meaningless and rather than being impressive, it's just boring.

Roscoe had the best chemistry with Reacher. Maybe some day in the future, if he lives long enough to want to settle down, he'll go look her up, but I don't expect to see her again.

I wouldn't call it shocking. This is what they always do. If they need a new character to look impressive, they beat down someone who was one "unbeatable. " much like new cosmic threats her to stomp Galactus.

I haven't watched season 2 yet and I'm not in a hurry to do so. Season 1 was not horrible, but it was also not good. The new characters were uninspired, the acting and writing were mediocre at best, and worst of all, Freddie had absolutely no chemistry with Frasier (or anyone else). They may have stood a chance if they'd replaced him.

The Boy in White mentioned that "everything is changing" when he was asked why he looked different after maintaining the same appearance for decades. But in of time age, it seems as though it's only been several months since Jim and his family arrived. Perhaps as much as 1 year. This is always a problem in shows with young actors, They age visibly between seasons.

It wasn't "heavily hinted at," nor was it lightly hinted it or even hinted at in any way, shape or form.... One person making a wildly unfounded assumption and writing an article about it doesn't make it so

In reality, it's just another example of writers introducing something that they think is cool or interesting, then realizing it's problematic in some way and quietly removing/ ignoring it. It's up there with the parasites from tNG, the idea of warp travel damaging space, transwarp, and more.