Cable Explains to the X-Men Why He Failed to Save Genosha Several Times 97 Episode 8

[DonAyiti]

“Another dystopian future where Logan is the last to die”😂😂😂😂 that sent me

[deepfriedokra]

I love how Wolverine just needlessly destroys presumably expensive equipment and no one reacts like it’s just an everyday thing haha

[CrooklynKnight]

The cameos, the Summers family banter, Morph shading Wolverine with that dystopia line… I LIVE FOR THIS SHOW.

[ButFirstHeLitItOnFire]

0:28 So basically…
Bastion’s grand plan is to uplift non-mutant Humanity into pseudo-sentinels, then eventually enslave Mutants as a whole into improving the planet on IT’S terms?

[RoCKbOy]

Like father like son.

Logan: Aaw~ Daddy's home.

[karaokekingskingdom]

I kinda like this logic of rather than trying to fear the mutants, taking the technolgical evolutionary step which turns everything on its head again. It's probably the scariest alternate future option i've seen. It's beautifully played in a way that would make the average viewer potentially sympathise with it. Beautiful writing at its best.

[SrChr]

So, even if they take down Bastion, that political card of Xavier is still quite damning. Although... a real strategist knows you never make your move too early... and I think Bastion made a critical mistake.

[EnerKaizer]

Cables usage of the word "Utopia" is actually the perfect description given to this potential future.
Unlike what most people think of when people describe places as Utopias it isn't really a positive descriptor. The term actually is a description for "a society thriving by standing on top of another one", like how in Bastions future society basically treats mutants like appliances instead of as people.

Man the writing in this show knows what it is doing.

Edit: Sadly have to correct myself, apparently that definition is not correct/I was told a wrong one, so sadly, my argument doesn't hold.
but what we all can learn from this is to double check if what we know is actually correct, so there would be at least that.

[ozmasterofmasks]

Beast: strange....kamar I see what ya did there

[christopherbennett]

Oh that is sad about Maddie.
Seriously, the amount of times he tries to go back and save her but eventually give up?
That… that’s really sad.
Let’s hope she’s in Limbo making Alex her prince lol

[DrFitzPhD]

I feel for Scott. You can tell he's hurting when Cable speaks of being infected by the techno-organic virus as an infant.

[ElKabong]

Morph is such a breath of fresh air in all of this
Pretty much makes fun of what we're all thinking 😂

[christygodfrey]

This show is amazing one of the best things Marvel has produced

[matthewmccoyd]

Booster Gold: Hey, it's alright man. You did what you could.

[liamwilliams]

Sounds like the idea of “fix points” in time from doctor who. Events that cannot be altered.

[KelShu]

So the Genosha incident was a canon event

[tmmle]

Humans aren’t more evolved then Neanderthals, there were several human species and branches that existed in the past. We are the result of outcompeting and hybridizing with them. Trask the creator of the sentinels was an anthropologist that went hard on the Neanderthal idea, kind of ironic he made a race of machine mutants.

[mskimberly.jones]

Cable is trying to stop the attack so many times to save his mother.

[toomanyoldsports]

0:45 THATS RACHEL SUMMERS!!!! There is still hope that we’ll see her in the show! (Yes, I am delusional, let me have me have my crumbs)

Edit after the finale:
Maybe I’m not as delusional as I thought-

[Mrempoleon]

Oh they brought the absolute points into this. We kinda knew it cuz the watcher was there