FALCON and WINTER SOLDIER: What's the Point? | EVERYTHING Explained + Deeper Meaning BREAKDOWN

Falcon and the Winter Soldier introduced many complex themes on race, wealth inequality, capitalism, and empathy. You know...fun superhero stuff. But when you take a step back and look at the big picture, you can see how all of these varying themes tie together into a deeper meaning.
The show is an examination of where our world meets the Marvel Cinematic Universe. How the legacy of Captain America echoes not just in the MCU, but in our own lives.
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[@pt2k645]

Disney+ should buy this video and add it as an Extra for the series.

[@raypearl877]

I second that!

[@celondelon351]

I third it!

[@Amnesiumm]

and i fourth it 🗣

[@pestilence6908]

That's such a good idea dude

[@ger5504]

I fifth that!

[@drewizkoollikeicecre]

You and your staff really out did yourselves in this one. SC knocked it out of the park. Well done!

[@alano2475]

the depth and coherence of this analysis is top tier, A++

[@unsocial25]

Absolutely!!!!

[@Sonoembee]

Totally agree, SC analysis is the best! Thank you, Doug.

[@retrodave3000]

I'll be honest. at first, I wasn't going to watch this video. I thought it was another video to post and monetize. Boy was I wrong! great analysis and awareness. you've gained a follower

[@isaiah904s]

Screencrush crushed

[@sirkid4197]

as a black man who loves his country but hates what it's done to his people thanks for not shying away from this tough subject matter.

[@khaansulu5695]

Seems like no one in the US gives a shit about what the native americans went through, you all act like black people were the hardest done by, when the natives were slaughtered in masses and driven off their land for their resources. You know the chinese, japanese and irish were slaves too?

[@Zama359]

What has America done in the last 50 years towards black americans besides give them advantages no other race has, such as affirmitive action? We are all one people and the sooner people stop living in a past they were never a part of, the better. I'm of mixed race with friends of all colors, but I can't stand these divisive narratives. I literally had a friend last week, who is black, get a job, and he was told during the interview that they were excited to have him come aboard because he can bring "black" business to the company. I was happy he is now employed, but what happened to hiring people based on character, qualifications, and personality? Equality works all ways, and it isn't right to make our white friends feel like they are lesser than simply because the color of the skin they were born with. We don't want to be grouped into a box based on our color, so why do it to others?

[@The10thManRules]

@@khaansulu5695 Remember to say "scene" when you're done acting. Nice performance. Thank you.

[@The10thManRules]

@@Zama359 Same to you. Remember to say "scene" when you're done acting. Nice performance.

[@captainfordo1]

You hate that two million soldiers fought and two hundred thousand died to get rid of slavery? You hate that minorities are given affirmative action in this country? You hate that it is literally socially unacceptable to make jokes about any race other than white people? Or how the Biden admin is directly targeting the black community with economic benefits?

[@bopcotaco8013]

hmmmm... wandavision is about the reality. falcon and the winter soldier is about power. then loki tackles with time.... lets wait for the shows about space, soul and mind.

[@MultiMinecraftPiggie]

DUDE! WHAT! MY MIND IS BLOWN!

[@mabos555]

Holy shot you are a genius

[@MJBuggslyf]

JUST. WOW!!! MIND. BLOWN!!!

[@bopcotaco8013]

just to add, wanda color theme is red = reality stone color, zemo color theme = power stone color, loki color theme = time stone color.

[@AndrewSzala]

Yoooooooo

[@marcsantamaria4097]

Thanks for “going there.” This was obviously the intent of the producers, but some reviewers are hesitant to talk about these social issues.

[@amberslahlize7961]

I'm not hesitant to talk about these issues...I just think it's stupid to think that this even is an issue. But you're probably going to be "hesitant" about talking to me about this so called "issue".

[@markclark2477]

I love how you don't shy away from the complex social issues this show depicts.

[@reh3884]

Complex social issues? Really?

[@user-ve9tu5rv6e]

@@reh3884 ok karen

[@atomicrocausm4487]

This was a great exploration, I’m not a marvel fan at all. But this show does try to bring up some important issues. I’m sure this video will upset some, some that will never be ready to look in a mirror..

[@kiana919]

@@reh3884 ur mad

[@Zama359]

​@@user-ve9tu5rv6e Brilliant retort... Try taking a logic class and focus on issues rather than personal attacks when discussing an issue. That is how people can move forward as a unified group, as opposed to being mired in personal attacks with no basis :(

[@markmetz9167]

This is the best breakdown I’ve seen. It really shows a lot of thought and understanding to really nail what this show what this was about without getting distracted by minor inconsistencies like so many others have. Thank you very much!

[@moreofacomment]

hi Ryan, 'madani' is a well-known word in indonesian/malay, but it's also originated from arabic. the meaning in arabic isn't just civilian, the root is more towards civil society or community (it's actually the root for Medina, which is just literally 'city')

[@moreofacomment]

@Shy Cracker actually very true! But i can see why the mistake: when I google it myself the first results are indonesian lol

[@twrobertsphotos]

Thank you, Ryan and your team. Thank you to all the people who left a comment. I appreciate everyone's empathy for the racial undertones and the political themes in this series. We all have our own barriers and I'm hopeful that we can get past them together.

[@Cookberg]

I made sure to engage with this video. The algorithm needs to know this is an amazing video and VERY has important messages

[@ae8710]

To be fair, Walker did question whether to take the serum through his conversation with Lemar. I didnt see white supremacist in him, I saw a soldier mindset I.e. complete the mission. He was showing cracks due to trauma he experienced in war but ultimately, despite the serum that amplified his instability, he done the right thing when given the choice to save lives or destroy Karli. Just my opinion. Enjoyed the video

[@adrianwehunt8033]

I agree, somewhat. It bothers me that John Walker is labeled a Supremacist, and I don’t see the parallels: To me, John Walker is a deeply flawed, deeply insecure man with a lot to prove. This weight on his shoulders is what causes him to do the horrible deeds he does here. He is a soldier, and he was given the title of Captain America, and thus, he has been given authority, but instead of recognizing and respecting that power, with humility and empathy, he demands respect and attempts to brute force the world to get his way. The serum only amplified those insecurities, and drove him over the edge. I can’t speak to the effects war has had on him, but I do know inferiority and a bruised ego when I see it, and John Walker is a great example of a good man struggling with insecurity, self-doubt and ego, and trying to compensate with anger and aggression.

[@afroditevapes435]

Supremacist in this case doesn't mean evil racist. If you watch his interactions, he tries to interrogate a man but doesn't bother to make sure there is no language barrier, then goes all in when he doesn't immediately get an answer. Secondly, the way he momentarily disregards the Dora Milaje, even after he gets his butt kicked. He says "they're not even super soldiers" he automatically assumed that he should have beat them. He doesn't say wow those soldiers are really well trained. The supremacy is the automatic assumption that HE is in the right because of who he is, and the country he represents. It's not white supremacy. It's white male American entitlement which is a complete disregard or lack of attempt to understand anything and anyone that doesn't agree or fit within his ideals and preconceived notions at an international level. He takes his limited world view, and applies ot to every other person he encounters while completely disregarding others (or not even considering) any other ways of thinking or being. He feels that because America chose him and he feels that America is the greatest and righteous country, he is superior (that is supremacy) . He has many conscious and unconscious biases. It's not a supremacy based on race but on superiority. And this is backed by those who don't hold him accountable (no jail time for murdering an unarmed man in public but stripped of his job and title) what did his "punishment" do? It allowed him to now do the same things without the government red tape. Now he can be contracted out as US Agent, by the same people in power and still not be held accountable. And he still blames everyone but himself for killing he did.

[@graham5716]

@@afroditevapes435 Unlike the Dora Milaje he actually has official government (and not just by the U.S) mandate to apprehend Zemo, but some random bald black ladies pop out of nowhere and demand one of the (if not the most wanted) person on Earth, and somehow they're able to defeat the best U.S soldier, the Winter Soldier, and an Avenger all at the same time. He says "they're not even super soldiers" not because of arrogance but because of failure, he's been getting his ass kicked by everyone and pushed away by both Falcon and Bucky for no fucking reason when he wants to work with them and now he can't even defeat non super soldiers, this gets him to a point where he doesn't believe he's worthy which from his discussion with Lamar, gets him to use the serum to finally be on equal grounds to fight the non trained but serumed peaceful protestors.

[@ae8710]

@Miles Doyle longest comment I've ever seen on youtube

[@jaylarkin4331]

Zemo established that the super soldier serum is directly linked with supremacy. Also, there is no white man like Steve Rogers

[@MichaelSmithATX]

Battlestar would have been a better choice to take the serum! He was basically the same level of badass warfighter as Walker, but he had a conscience. Battlestar was basically Walkers conscience... many times in the show, he was the voice of reason to Walker and stopped him from doing things that were morally questionable and giving in to his darker side. When battlestar was killed, that was like John Walker losing his conscience and morality. That was the point where Walker fully devolved into a killer and started acting out.

[@isaiasmartinez4477]

I've lived in Tulsa for 21 years and for most of it I knew little to nothing about the Tulsa race massacre. It wasn't until a few years ago that more awareness and information started spreading about this tragic event.

[@celondelon351]

Even Wikipedia until a couple of years ago had it logged as a riot with the death toll at 30.

[@s66s46]

That about 100 years tf why do you even talk about it

[@isaiasmartinez4477]

@@s66s46 because it's important to revist history so we don't repeat it. It's important to bring to light injustices that were being swept under the rug.

[@BOABModels]

"Don't make it about politics!" Marvel has been political for a long time - the X-men were inspired by the Civil rights movement, Captain America was a form of propaganda and Stan Lee spoke up against racism and discrimination in the comics too. Great analysis in this video, Ryan.

[@lorenwilson5444]

Stan Lee also said that the comics should be fun first. Funny how people always leave that part out. That said, I absolutely love this show. The story in the comics felt lame and slapped together, and comic Falcon had no business being Cap. But the MCU really did a great job of making something great out of that slop.

[@artcorbeau]

it's funny cos in the xmen the mutants represent the black community's struggle but since the blacks are represented by mostly whites, they are fine with that. Now that blacks are represented by black, they are no longer comfortable with that

[@lorenwilson5444]

@@artcorbeauThat has to be the single dumbest thing I've read in months.

[@BOABModels]

@@lorenwilson5444 and like you say, this series was great and very fun.

[@artcorbeau]

@@lorenwilson5444 I'll try to make it simple for you. Some people (like you, probably), bitch about the politicisation of stories like this one, but they didnt bitch about stories like xmen, which is also an allegory of real life struggle of black people. So whats the difference between this & the xmen ? the xmen replaced black people with mutants, a fictional minority. This show didnt replace the black people with a fictional minority. Now they suddenly have problem with that.

[@kevinhoctor62]

You nailed it. This show was better because it touched on so many of our current issues in this world. Well done. 👏

[@darthgillez1272]

🤔🤔👎👎 this show was average! And i hope Loki is way better than they past 2 marvel shows. When did marvel start accepting being mediocre ?

[@aidanpowell9143]

@@darthgillez1272 😐

[@SoaringDive]

@@darthgillez1272 I see you missed iron man 2 huh

[@aidanpowell9143]

@Anurag Lamba what makes you say that

[@amberslahlize7961]

This show was bad because of how politically correct it was...talk to me about real issues please! Like, democrats cheating in elections, and vaccines full of spike protein, and where the heck this economy is going. Get woke or go broke!

[@speakgeekstudio1867]

When I first saw this, I thought “ANOTHER Falcon & Winter Soldier analysis video from Ryan? What more could he possibly say?” Now I’m in awe of your dead on analysis of the underlying meaning of the show. I watched with my wife and kids and I’m going to have them all sit down together and watch this so we can discuss it. Amazing work!!! Thank you!

[@stefanied3219]

How you went about discussing topics in this video makes me happy to be a long time viewer of a channel that is willing to talk about these topics in a sane, chill, educational way. Kudos to everyone involved with it!

[@Cookberg]

Couldn’t agree more. Very pleased to have seen this video pop up. All of these things NEEDED to be said.

[@kevinhorton8617]

Ditto.

[@mjsart-comicbookartmikesea8209]

So well layed out & expressed , so “others” don’t get there feelings hurt when the truth is uncomfortable

[@geeareuu]

I need someone to make a GIF of that last shot of Ryan nodding, Doug sitting on his lap, thoughtful and approving.

[@manorueda1432]

I was about to say the same 🤣

[@lcflngn]

“fixing economic disparity can stop terrorism before it starts.” Exactly. Great point, & a great show. Also important “we can’t heal these wounds without acknowledging them.” Well done.

[@ritvikindupuri2388]

Wow this video was pretty powerful

[@philliplockhart5853]

This analysis is brilliant in every way. You may lose some supporters because of this post, but it speaks to your honesty and courage. Sadly, truth sounds like hate to those who hate truth.

[@vitorsfate]

Thank you, it’s not only your regular breakdowns I enjoy but it’s episodes like this where you take the material and adapt it to the world... Stan Lee would be proud. Excelsior!

[@bracklemcgee6299]

You absolutely nailed the message that the show had. Bravo!

[@JediHawkana]

ScreenCrush quickly went from a random video that was recommend to me by KZbin, to the channel whose notifications I'm most excited to see pop up. Thank you for your thoughtful breakdowns, out of the box theories, and fun and wholesome atmosphere throughout your videos!

[@aarondaniel1974]

Thank you for looking deeper into this show! It deserves the same deep analysis as many other works in this genre- but, sadly, isn't getting it. I'm afraid that there is a lack of close examination because it hits home a little too much. But, that's what makes this show and the original comic so important. It transcends its medium.

[@PTRMAN]

Kudos to you Ryan for commenting on the (many) 800-pound gorillas in the room (racism, poor treatment of veterans, nationalism, etc). Overall it was an encouraging story to me, even if the whole missing vaccine plot muddied the waters. Sam really does deserve the shield and the uniform.

[@GRasputin91]

The uniform he ends up wearing is goofy. He looks like he's going skiing

[@GRasputin91]

Nobody deserves it except Steve. The racism nonsense was shoehorned in for the sake of a trend. It has nothing to do with the story or character.

[@kingvagar]

These last two videos about Falcon and the Winter Soldier, I have to give you kudos for not shying away from the topics presented in this TV show nailing the explanation of the context without fear of backlash... and that is commendable!

[@realLudwigAhgren]

they’re free to create their own history by learning from the past❤️ a message that gives me hope for the future

[@JackVanFleet]

So the point was: “No one man should have all that power” -Pac

[@DS-ue6ih]

*Kanye

[@SIFUSAYSRELAX]

White Cop when Malcom X showed up to the police station with the Nation of Islam.

[@natesuter]

Great work Ryan and your team. You took the subject head on and I appreciate it. I can’t wait to show this episode to my kids after they finish the finale.

[@brenda.rodriguez2003]

How is it possible that such as short tv show and KZbin has more meaning that a documentary? America needs to watch this show. I can’t express how much I loved it. I understand the world and myself better and want to help too.

[@locohuero]

Thank you for voicing the under text of this show better than most can even begin to understand in a way that becomes painstakingly clear.

[@blackboxsounds]

You have out done your self sir. This is the most beautiful recap of any show ever. Thank you for recognizing the generational trauma imbedded in this show. We need to see race and economics to become people of this world. Many claps!

[@KingTChalla69]

Thank you Ryan from the bottom of my heart, this video means the world to people like me. Much love brotha🙏🏾

[@sinki1966]

Hey Ryan been a long time viewer but this is my first comment. I just needed to show my appreciation for you detailed and concise explantion of the show. The content of all your summaries of episodes are a true companion to the show and this one in particular just enccapsulates everything in brillaint form. Well done man and keep on keeping on.

[@MKappella]

This is one of the best ScreenCrush videos. Thank you for this

[@yoyoyo371]

MCU really know how to mix a comic character and story with real world problems and issues and i love it so much

[@mindchess6995]

Man subscription from me...One of the best open and honest analysis 👏 out there...No sugar coating here...Great job!!!

[@matthewc3394]

Well done you were first. How did you manage that? Much respect.

[@jennydelahoz8990]

This is the best breakdown you have done. You have surfaced how entertainment can ask tough questions about our culture so that it can elevate us all to be and do better. Thank you! And thanks for adding the pup.

[@wiseman171]

James Gunn hasn't even seen the Marvel Disney+ shows, Rocket is never gonna get that arm...

[@matrimhelmsgaard]

ahhhhh, i still hope he gets one. even if it's an older version of the arm.

[@ae8710]

I just wanna see a rocket/bucky show now

[@viniciusguedes6443]

@@matrimhelmsgaard prolly the old one

[@TrappedinSLC]

@@ae8710 I would watch the hell out of that.

[@ernestchamblee]

Respect man! Not only do always bring the heat with the videos, but your discussion around them is on point. You took a dive on this one, and it was flawless. Also, Sebastian acted his tail off! Your clips got the best of the best! Overall, great work!

[@itsstoreytime]

Such a great breakdown, it's so worrying that people will still dislike a video like this. Great work.

[@ColeMayes]

Excellent!! Thank you for posting this very clear message! It's one that isn't pointed out enough, IMO. I, too, learned of the Tulsa Massacre in the Watchmen, and loved the return reference in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.

[@prismagus8051]

100% on this one. Consistently some of the best breakdowns and content on youtube. Keep up the great work!

[@Fluffy3608]

Screen crush crew y’all really went above and beyond with this one. Happily subscribed

[@dbf1138]

Best insight to this series. Hopefully, you and your team have turned a few minds in knowing FWS is the most compelling and serious of all in the mcu catalog. Good work here.

[@MountainDewNI]

Superb insight RA. The themes you explain are quite brilliant. You could do this all day

[@rainapenn4051]

This was an excellent video essay. So concise, so we'll thought out and explained. And the message of the show is so timely!

[@raulportela3039]

When this series started, I thought to myself "We're gonna see Sam earn this shield." But when I finally got through it, I felt infinitely stupid because I realize that he was always going to be next in line and he was always worthy. Sam Wilson is my Captain America 🇺🇸

[@moguera]

I’d be willing to bet that Sam can lift the hammer too.

[@doro626]

@@moguera Interesting....yeah. I like that.

[@WolfRamAndHart]

I wish there was a way to give multiple likes right now....so many well thought out points. I think you should put your script online for reading as well.

[@bobbyjoeebola]

You do amazing work. Thank you for the entertaining and thorough way you present your insight, perspective and information about these stories and characters. Screencrush is the go-to spot!

[@charlesyang6740]

This video needs to trend, period.

[@SpecialKail]

Damned if I didn't cry three times during this video

[@ShadowbannedbyYoutube]

You are special.

[@SpecialKail]

@@ShadowbannedbyKZbin sorry I have feelings.

[@MrSdsok]

@@SpecialKail It is because of the sound effects and the strong message nothing else

[@kevinw4267]

It touched me when his nephew trace the star. I felt we might have a chance to be United as a country in the future

[@westsidesagittarius3103]

You are loved

[@tammygant4216]

I am a long time viewer (and re-viewer). I'm often late to the party (like this video), but I love your work. And this may be the best video you have ever done. So well written and so insightful. You handled difficult subjects well as you invited us into your viewpoint/analysis/explanation. Kudos!

[@Goofy4420]

Ryan, some of your best work. Thanks for so beautifully weaving real world analogy, character subtext, and your vast knowledge and understanding if cinema and comics together in such an articulate, accurate and visually pleasing format.

[@bridgetwhitley4590]

This is one of the most moving and intelligent essays I've ever listened to and watched. Thank you.

[@datdudeinred]

Wow man you did justice to one of the if not the best shows ever created(especially considering how & what message they portrayed). 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@talesofderp]

This is a good video, I understood most of what the show was trying to do but the depth you go into and the clips used really spell it out in a great way. Just really well done.

[@techynerdygypsy1731]

You guys have done a great job on your breakdowns of all these shows... Kudos to Screencrush and Ryan (the doggie as well)!!!

[@juanmmaldonado]

What a fantastic break down, thank you for this.

[@realLudwigAhgren]

sams character growth is incredible

[@chm1701]

Love it. You really hit the nail on the head, Ryan. These are such important subjects, and I’m so glad you get straight to it and don’t hold back.

[@danielterrazas]

The videos on this channel are always very very good, but this one is the best. Thank you Ryan!

[@chinsin24]

great breakdown and exploration of themes. i could watch this all day.

[@Rasenshuriken22]

Incredible video. Let’s inject this straight into the algorithm 😤😤

[@sharontaylor8955]

I loved your analysis. Many of your insights I saw as I viewed the show but there were so many you saw that I missed. So glad I clicked a link in my feed to get here.

[@YouPube_X]

Mate, this is a great analysis. I never appreciated how deep the themes are. Excellent. Thank you 😊

[@insanejustin]

I feel so bad for the rift created between these guys like bucky and cap missed all of the struggles and civil rights movements that highlighted the race issues and struggles so it was literally impossible for them to consider Sam's race when selecting him...like you know they would have considered it but they didn't know. And they were too good of men to see a problem with it because they didn't see his color. They saw his worthiness.

[@SojournistActual]

One of your best, Ryan. Well done.

[@JamesJames-qo2rw]

Wow, this is great. Thank you for making this and bravo. For a channel that does recaps of a comic book series online it's beautiful and powerful to see you making videos like this; putting yourself out there, and addressing and analyzing issues that really matter. Bravo bravo bravo. I already liked your Channel, now I respect the hell out of it. Bravo!

[@luckystarpiano]

This video made me emotional allll over again!! Beautiful analysis of a truly beautiful and profoundly meaningful series!!! So grateful to and inspired by the entire team and especially Anthony Mackie for delivering such a healing message- I pray and hope that beautiful speech he makes at at end helped melt some of those cold hearted people “that are staring and judging” ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jeffflank2193]

Well done. I hope people watch and listen to this. We can’t change the past, only learn from it. We have to work on the present to make a better future. Thanks ScreenCrush.

[@wandab3843]

This is the Marvel series that has come closest to an Emmy. I hope episode 5 is nominated.

[@12vinu12]

Well I had been there through your videos. But this is really something that made me subscribe to your channel. Nice Video Pal. One of the bestest there. Thank You So Much.

[@TByrom]

Well done, friend. Excellent video. Keep it up, ScreenCrush!!

[@quaked2023]

You realize of course that now I have to watch the show again right? Thank you for this video! Bravo!

[@digmackluke1620]

Wow that was probably top 3 of all videos on this channel. Very heartfelt and well done!

[@pujam6284]

I am just here to say how much I love when you start the videos like this. It brings me joy.

[@bretto7]

I’ve seen like every marvel video you guys have put out. And this is the best one. This is such a fantastic, thoroughly thought-out video. Thank you for being the type of people you guys are

[@Leo-hk9fz]

I justed watched your Wandavison plot holes and unanswered questions video but here are some that makes no sense to me. 1. Is Wanda is the Scarlett Witch bc she is "special" or bc she was already a witch and just got an upgrade form an mind stone/infinity stone? If that is the case then would any other witch that is exposed to the mind stone or infinity stone become the SW? 2. Wanda has always been a witch but is it genetic although we didn't see anything from her parents? 3. We know Wanda always had her powers she was always a witch the mind stone just juiced them up we know that, but what about Pietro if he's not a wizard or warlock how did he not only get his powers and survive the experiments? From the Canon book to Wakanda Files by Shuri it says the Hydra didn't randomly choose Sokovia but they chose it bc ppl there had "genetic anomalies" Marvel didn't go with the mutant route which would have explained this so what was Pietro? 4. Can Wanda be both a witch and a sorceress or use many types of magic? Bc sorcerers are both male and female they use eldritch magic (not sure if that's the only type they can use) they form shapes and patterns and it's yellow. Wandavison introduced witches, witches are female like Agatha and her coven they just have colors glowing energy around their hands but no shapes and it's blue except for Agatha's maybe bc she stole magic idk but Wanda a witch uses Chaos magic bc she's the SW probably why it's red but Kevin Feige said that Wanda is using Doctor Strange's type of magic except and since she's not trained that's why it didn't form the shapes and patterns so will they like merge her into a witch sorceress? Billy is definitely going to return bc of Young Avengers would he be a wizard, warlock or sorcerer?

[@taraeasley1447]

What are Shuri's Wakanda Files? Did I miss a post-credits scene or something?

[@Leo-hk9fz]

@@taraeasley1447 it's a canon Marvel book it's super cool you can buy it if you look it up

[@taraeasley1447]

@@Leo-hk9fz There are books besides the comics? Good grief! I'm so far behind!! LOL!!

[@danieldemoura4760]

4. Wanda is the only character within Marvel who can receive the three designations. >WITCH: She can be considered a witch thanks to her family, the Maximoffs, a family of ancient witches who pass the mantle of "Scarlet Wizard" to future generations. > SORCERER: Despite her latent gifts in her genetics, Wanda learned other types of magic that she did not have in her DNA during her training with Agatha Harkness, dominating from there the white, black and Celtic magic, and even learned to nullify the asgardian magic. After being born, Wanda was blessed by Chton, a very ancient and powerful mystical entity who gave her the gift of chaos magic.

[@taraeasley1447]

@@danieldemoura4760 Wow, she has such a great origin story. I hope they examine more of it in the Multiverse Of Madness.

[@aeronmarvelous3393]

Great video. I really appreciate your social commentary. Those are difficult topics and you handled them very well. Bravo.

[@LovaMuzik]

The greatest breakdown I’ve ever viewed and I love how positive all the comments are 💪 this is amazing we need more of this

[@miguelangeloabreusousa5724]

Great! I always watch your videos and I never comment, but that one deserves it: excellent!

[@SuspiciousKoala]

Amazing video with a great breakdown, Ryan! Only one issue I noticed: Karli would be Gen Z, not Millenial, if I'm not mistaken on her age. Millenials are the generation born between 1981 and 1996, so that would have made millenials between 28 and 43 during the show's timeline. From one of the interviews, we were told that Karli's 19 years old, so she'd be considered Gen Z. (Though many of the issues that Millenials have experienced are also being experienced by Gen Z)

[@franklinliltoot2342]

John Walker is probably my new favorite character

[@davidschloss2656]

Thank you for eloquently unpacking the social commentary of this show. I was sure when I saw the title you were going to break down why this show was needed in the upcoming MCU shows and movies but surprisingly and amazingly you cut together the underlying issues in both our Universe and in the MCU and how Marvel used this title to allow people to look at these real work issues through the lens of this show. While around episode 2 of this series I felt WandaVision was the stronger show, but this show actually tackled some pressing issues. Thank you. Great breakdown and excellent connection to the issues we face today.

[@bball90]

Wow just WOW. Thank you so much for you and your staff and everything you broke down. Just amazing.

[@Cookberg]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I’m glad this video exists. These things all need to be highlighted Left is best

[@dustcat420]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Cookberg]

@@dustcat420 👆🏻❤️

[@dustcat420]

@@Cookberg 👏🏾🤝👏🏻

[@shannond7437]

Honest is always best!

[@margaretgrace713]

Liberals, not leftists. I'm a classical Liberal who detests the far left's methods. Go ahead, demonize, attack and annihilate me - that's the far left's useless and cowardly response to anyone who doesn't completely agree with them.

[@kevinalford]

What a fucking great channel you've made. I wish I could broadcast this to everyone.

[@raayynicole]

beautiful job!! you literally hit every emotion i felt while watching this series. i feel like i need to watch it again. 👏🏾👏🏾 BRAVO.

[@shawnparker2692]

Ryan - I have never felt so compelled to comment on any KZbin video. This was excellent work man - I mean you hit every note in this song my man. I felt this series and your commentary- I am actually participating in Ironman Tulsa this year because I know the history of The Tulsa massacre which most did not until The Watchmen like you said. Keep up the good work.

[@gunsncars1157]

I think that Sam is the one character that can learn from both Steve Rodgers and Isaiah Bradley to see that it isn’t the color of your skin but the content of your character

[@afroditevapes435]

He's not the one who needed to learn that message. That is the message he is trying to teach. He wants to make sure the rest of the world will see him by the content of his character. That's why he says "black falcon? So are you black kid?" Meaning he's asking why is it black first? Why isn't Hawkeye called white Hawkeye? Why if the character is black do we usually add in "black" before their name? Why is it race first if you are non-white hero? The beautiful thing is he teaches it well.

[@ellisthomasrobinson5525]

Red skull predicted the aftermath of snap or blip, in the first Captain America in the final scene on the plane he yells "I have seen the future captain, there are no flags" as Captain America replies "Not my future"

[@davidking5838]

Super content Ryan, really enjoyed the show and watching your videos as extra insight makes me appreciate it even further. Keep up the good work 👍

[@deantrippe]

Excellent wrap up. I loved all your F&WS videos but this is exceptional. Great work.

[@GumbyLikeMe]

BEST. MARVEL. SHOW. PERIOD.

[@GPatrickColvin]

This is one of the greatest videos about the MCU but even more importantly about how the MCU relates to our society. Absolutely beautiful!

[@roopnarinedeonarine4417]

This is why I like this show, everything you said about it makes me understand what the show was telling us about and what about the characters

[@StephanieMarieErvin]

Great insight. I always look forward to your videos.