A Run-of-the-mill Evil Genius

Wage theft is bad

Transphobia is bad

Homophobia is bad

Racism is bad

All of the above things are reprehensible, none of them cancel out or supersede each other, and no one wins when you play the Misery Olympics

Most importantly though,

Corporations aren’t your friends, no matter how public their image is. Bad stuff happens everywhere, and whatever they put on their website, no company is a “family.”

I wanted so desperately to work for Rooster Teeth when I was in college, they were one of the main reasons I got into filmmaking in the first place. Now I just feel like I dodged a bullet moving out to LA instead. Not that there aren’t inherent problems with the film industry in Hollywood, far from it. But at least there’s a union.

So we know that Bruce went in the gamma lab and became Professor Hulk, but how did he manage to get the general public to go from “absolutely terrified of a giant green monster” to “approaching said monster in a restaurant during breakfast to get a photo?” Here’s how:

Bruce Banner became the MCU’s Bill Nye.

After merging Hulk and Banner, he started up a public access television show to both reintroduce himself to the public and teach kids science. It was a smash hit. Professor Hulk became an overnight sensation, and soon every kid was watching the show. This is where it gets good.

He gets the other (remaining) avengers to guest star. An episode on vibranium with Captain America. Science experiments you can do at home with Tony Stark (Morgan watches every episode), learning about space with Rocket, Nebula, and Carol. Thor wanted to host an electricity themed episode but kept showing up to set drunk.