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Shows don't always need multiple seasons.

I thought Wonder Man was well done. I also thought it was a very well-contained one off story. There was a good ending that doesn't need more.

Wonder Man was never going to be a major player in the MCU. He just wasn't. No matter how many seasons it had, he isn't well known enough to get a movie. He might get a minor team up role, like Kamala Khan at best.

Would I want to see more Wonder Man? Yes. Do I need more Wonder Man? Not really.

Blade is baffling. It seems so easy to come up with a script for goddamn Blade. But that could also have been the problem. Based on the Ali interview making the rounds, my take is that Marvel had an easy Blade script, and Ali wanted something more substantial to it, something with a theme or message or just say SOMETHING with, pardon the pun, some teeth. And that's completely fair. If he wants his work to be meaningful, that's his call.

But, it's hard to ignore the racial aspect of it. I can't discount that. I'm not a minority so I cannot speak with enough wisdom on this topic. Others are doing so. I recommend reading those better equipped than I.

Disney wants uncontroversial stuff. And somehow we have gotten to the point in this country where anything led by a woman or a minority is "controversial." DEI and all that shit. I shutter to think of the cries of WOKE WOKE WOKE when X-Men comes out. But Disney is basically looking at backlash vs profit. X-Men will be profitable. Wonder Man is not. Blade is not guaranteed.

I saw a woman tonight and we made eye contact across the bar. Was going to go offer to buy her a drink but she came over to me and said to not look at her, I'm creepy and she thinks I'm going to traffic her.

"So it was two guys with the exact same name but no relation? Were they the same age?"

The proof of this?

1. FEMA bases had fences around them.

2. They have plastic "caskets" at these bases for the people the were going to kill and disappear.

Now, this was stupid for a number of reasons.

Not only because FEMA was as well thought out and led as DOGE at the time.

What government facility that holds supplies doesn't have fences?

But the caskets, oh boy.

First off, they looked like long plastic bins. They could have simply been storage to use that keeps supplies dry in areas dealing with, oh I don't know, HURRICANES.

Second, if the government is going to have a full on kidnap and kill program, you honestly think they gonna bury you in a casket?

And third. Let's say they are plastic caskets. This is an agency that is supposed to go into areas that were just devastated by severe weather conditions, where people have died. You don't think it's a good thing to have at the least temporary storage for the recovered bodies until they can be identified and claimed by family?