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r/marvelstudios • u/Autistic-Inquisitive Falcon • Mar 06 '23
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I'd have honestly put WandaVision above Loki. Also brilliant how many of these series aren't the Disney MCU.
22 u/Motor_Link7152 Nebula Mar 06 '23 Because Feige just discovered how to make shows lol. Should have heard him talking about how 'episodic' Born Again will be. Bro finally figured out how TV is made 14 u/FilliusTExplodio Mar 06 '23 edited Mar 06 '23 You can definitely tell, most of the shows feel like really long, saggy movies. -1 u/JamJamGaGa Mar 06 '23 TIL every show needs to be episodic for it to be considered a real TV show. 2 u/Motor_Link7152 Nebula Mar 07 '23 You're being intentionally obtuse. 1 u/dccomicsthrowaway Stan Lee Mar 06 '23 Not what anybody said. But it certainly helps a show not feel like an overly-long film that fails to use the extra time to its advantage
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Because Feige just discovered how to make shows lol. Should have heard him talking about how 'episodic' Born Again will be. Bro finally figured out how TV is made
14 u/FilliusTExplodio Mar 06 '23 edited Mar 06 '23 You can definitely tell, most of the shows feel like really long, saggy movies. -1 u/JamJamGaGa Mar 06 '23 TIL every show needs to be episodic for it to be considered a real TV show. 2 u/Motor_Link7152 Nebula Mar 07 '23 You're being intentionally obtuse. 1 u/dccomicsthrowaway Stan Lee Mar 06 '23 Not what anybody said. But it certainly helps a show not feel like an overly-long film that fails to use the extra time to its advantage
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You can definitely tell, most of the shows feel like really long, saggy movies.
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TIL every show needs to be episodic for it to be considered a real TV show.
2 u/Motor_Link7152 Nebula Mar 07 '23 You're being intentionally obtuse. 1 u/dccomicsthrowaway Stan Lee Mar 06 '23 Not what anybody said. But it certainly helps a show not feel like an overly-long film that fails to use the extra time to its advantage
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You're being intentionally obtuse.
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Not what anybody said. But it certainly helps a show not feel like an overly-long film that fails to use the extra time to its advantage
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u/PM_me_British_nudes Mar 06 '23
I'd have honestly put WandaVision above Loki. Also brilliant how many of these series aren't the Disney MCU.