Secret Invasion - Season 1 Finale Recap - Spoilers

Secret Invasion - Season 1 Episode 6 Recap - Spoilers. Paul and Matt discuss "Home," the finale of the new Marvel series featuring Nick Fury.

[Zefram]

Is Marvel dead? I'm not even excited for the next season of Loki. It looks serviceable and I'll watch it, but if I miss it, I wouldn't mind either.

[mikehanna]

Love you shout out to the Indeepgeek video you did for the intro

[joynjava]

I read in Variety that Disney+ doesn't use showrunners for Marvel. If that's true, it shows. Whoever made that decision needs to go. I heard a theory that G'iah and Gravik could only use their powers one at a time, so one arm could only be one thing and have to switch if you wanted to do something that arm couldn't do under the power chosen. 🤷🏾‍♀ I also read the Super Skrull fight was Kevin Feige's idea. I'm still confused how G'iah killed Gravik even though he had extremis power to heal. I still don't like how Varra was so patient while Fury was gone and took him back without at least putting him in "the dog house." Fury doesn't need a happily ever after. He can go back to being a lonely spy.

I read somewhere that Rhodey getting kidnapped after Civil War sets things up for Armor Wars. I still don't like the idea of him being taken that far back. It's better if he was taken after End Game. Maybe they should just say this show wasn't canon? Then you don't have to bother with what happens to G'iah. Otherwise, they should figure something out because Emilia Clarke is a very popular actress to just use once in an Avenger-adjacent show. Maybe the machine can be used to reverse powers? Or the new powers wear off? 🤷🏾‍♀

[GrrrrFKAGrrrrGrrrrGrrrr]

I always had this strange feeling that the MCU's Colonel Rhodes was replaced by an imposter, sometime between the first and second Iron Man movies.