Marvel's Echo: The Most Pointless Video I've Ever Made

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

I know, I know. You don't care about Echo, I don't care about Echo, nobody cares about Echo. This video was meant to be a quick January warm-up. But here we are. More exciting and relevant stuff will follow in short order. Thanks to Altries and LoftiPixels for their help!

[@GarionDAdkins]

Ah, man. I had already forgotten about this show and was waiting for your full Madame Web review. But I'm sure this'll be a fun one, too!

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

@@GarionDAdkinsThat *should* be next weekend. With the best will in the world, I can’t turn around multiple-hour video essays in just a couple of days!

[@Jockolantern]

I can certainly do with more savaging of this travesty. Plus, seeing that title had me in stitches. Well played.

[@theonlyjjparker]

@TheLittlePlatoon Your disection and introspection of such shows is fascinating enough that I don't even care what the specific material is. Just keep it coming.

[@cormoran2303]

@@TheLittlePlatoon is getting in front of the trail of tears so no one complaining has a leg to stand on and he won't have to hear their whining.

[@coryy9745]

Platoon: This is pointless. Madame Web: Hold my beer.

[@austin9568AuraMasterDX]

"The most pointless this so far."

[@nemonobody88]

Her "enthusiasm" in the promotion of the movie is low-key funny.

[@kenjifox4264]

@@nemonobody88she couldn’t name 3 Spider-Man movies so she just made up titles on the fly. That was hilarious 🤣

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

_"hold my Pepsi"_

[@marckhachfe1238]

Indeed, who could have known that Echo was still not the most pointless thing that comes out of Marvel Phase #789? I'm fascinated to see how deep this can go. We are talking bottom of the Endless Stairs deep. Can you imagine the abominations that lurk down there, that have yet to be released to the public? ...shudder

[@Lemon_Inspector]

What a shame that the Marvel universe has nanotechnology but not laminated glass.

[@mostlymagical3220]

I was thinking the same thing. The side windows are *safety* glass which is specifically engineered *not* to shatter into large chunks

[@butters-vs-chaos]

The joke is on us. The vehicle that crashed into them was carrying a trailer full of broken glass shards being sent for recycling!

[@stephenprasad2300]

we have bullet proof cars in real life can you afford 1 that would be the same logic no ones just giving shit away u might aswell ask why does poverty still exist with tony giving away free patons i guess no one tried to make food just weapons

[@christopherbennett6571]

@@stephenprasad2300 Because superhero movies/franchises isn't about helping people. It's about causing problems then being called a hero when you defeat the problem you caused.

[@Tai_Fung]

If the main character is going to look bored and annoyed throughout the whole show, no reason to blame the audience for looking the same way.

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

Honestly, you’d think, given the character cannot speak, they’d have placed extra emphasis on hiring someone who can physically emote. But no.

[@KuchiKopium]

​@@TheLittlePlatoonI didn't see "Able to Emote" on the SAG checklist....

[@bethanywallace8575]

Lol. Right? I was on the fourth episode and I said out loud "EMOTE! PLEASE! " She looked like a bored teenager who finds everything uninteresting 90% of the time. The other 10% was Her looking like she smelled something unpleasant.

[@Ligmaballin]

I meannn not necessarily the case... John Wick looks bored and annoyed from getting chased 24/7 yet look how his movies turned out. A good character doesn't have to be charismatic or witty, a good character just needs to keep you engaged so you look forward seeing that character more.

[@agiksf.8998]

@@KuchiKopium Great response!

[@dispositionguise7467]

The Kingpin from Daredevil would have learned sign language. He learned Japanese and Mandarin and then pretended he didn’t understand those languages in order to fool his adversaries. He would learn ASL out of respect for Maya. That just shows how much they effed his character.

[@AJadedLizard]

Yeah, but he would also have weird, halting monologues where the actor mispronounces words while the writers desperately try to sound "deep." They didn't fuck him that badly, he wasn't off to a great start to begin with.

[@ShellyNel]

He would have learned it out of sheer paranoia. He would never tolerate anyone close to him communicating in a manner he could not understand.

[@MustertheBrohirrim]

A criminal 'kingpin' should at least pick up key phrases in the languages he's expecting to be exposed to. They just don't care anymore. Characters are there to facilitate the girl bossing moments.

[@JustaGuy_Gaming]

There is also the massive plot of hole of writing. Seriously give her a white board and a dry erase marker.. or a tablet if it's available at the time of the show. A tablet with a text to speech option had to be way easier than a holographic hologram eye piece. But I agree he'd probably know at least enough of the language to get by. Even if he didn't "speak it" he could understand it.

[@hunterthompson7605]

@@AJadedLizardcap, kingpin in daredevil was great. Reminded me of a younger, less experienced version of the kingpin from spider man the animated series. Cold, and Ruthless, yet very calculating. As someone else mentioned, very intelligent as well. Never showing all his cards, only letting his adversaries piece the puzzle together only when it’s too late to see the bigger picture. Always one step ahead, always spinning the public narrative in his favor, after we think the hero one ups him. But through all that he still has many glaring weaknesses, that he’s just so good at hiding nobody thinks he has any. But in reality he’s just a kid who got treated like crap his whole life, but now it’s his turn to make people suffer, now he’s king. The perfect antithesis for many hero’s who’ve had similar negative upbringing but choose to be better, choose to be hero’s. He instead chooses the worst route(the easiest).

[@Robear538]

Wouldn't be surprised to find out that one of Maya's ancestors defeated the Predator in Prey

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

I can confirm she is descended from Elizabeth Warren, yep.

[@davemccage7918]

@@TheLittlePlatoonAs an Indigenous American myself, your offensive comment about Chief Grand Warren is absolutely hilarious, and don’t you ever apologize for it!

[@NateLawful]

Echo is definitely a Mary Sioux. Marvel is dead, the only way Marvel live today is through content creators like The Little Platoon.

[@johnnemo6509]

@@NateLawful could be worse...could be a Siouxsie Sioux....I make no apologies for being old.

[@newtpondskipper]

Echo was the passenger​@@johnnemo6509

[@michaelm8852]

Marvel, where a cat can scratch an eye out but a bullet can't.

[@taytortwat]

Wasn't a cat, and aussie skrull dude knew that flerkin scratch was going to be particularly bad.

[@YellowJeep]

"Big Chief Fair Use" is legend.

[@aaronthesaxman660]

Had me laughing pretty good

[@OsellaSquadraCorse]

I laughed - but is there also space for his son "Brave Fair Use"?

[@RorytheRomulan]

Like the buffalo.

[@freeworldofthemind]

word! i felt the same waY

[@anotherfro4266]

Why couldn't Echo's mom heal her hearing with her ancestor magic healing power?

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

Good question!

[@lexnight8345]

... wouldn't check the DEI boxes 🤣🤣🤣

[@georgeray1906]

It could've been explained that the magic healing power cannot heal those that were born with injuries like deafness.

[@dorn0531]

Because many deaf people consider their disability to make them superior to others. No I don’t understand it either. The point is, they consider curing deafness to be a bad thing & so Marvel must virtue signal.

[@terryhill5509]

Don't you know that they aren't "disabilities" anymore? They are differently abled and to suggest that they need "healing" is offensive and just what a colonizer would say! (And probably racist to boot)

[@TheRoflcer]

None of us may care for Echo, but we all will care for your video on it.

[@MegaSpideyman]

I don't think you should say "we" as you don't speak for everyone.

[@MatthewHoffmann-x7q]

nah he speaks for me here @@MegaSpideyman

[@GeraltofRivia22]

​@@MegaSpideyman me three

[@MegaSpideyman]

@@MatthewHoffmann-x7q Ok, but still not everyone.

[@MegaSpideyman]

@@GeraltofRivia22 Alright, but still not everyone.

[@ThreeEyedMonkeyMan]

"We learn Daredevil was watching-" You sure about that?

[@DangerZone200]

hah...your funny

[@IncredibleMet]

Well, Echo heard him coming…

[@jim-bob3093]

ASL interpreter for a crimelord is my new dream job

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

You sure about that? Kingpin randomly kills his interpreters.

[@jim-bob3093]

@@TheLittlePlatoon ASL often includes giving everyone nicknames/name tag instead of spelling out their whole names. The memeibilty is worth the early grave. Also, love your work, you help me hold onto my santiy. Thank you!

[@SoRePeSi]

@@jim-bob3093 I was once told of a colleague of my relative's who was given the sign for breasts bc hers were very big and the most instantly recognizable thing on her, so 100% agree

[@differssmith4434]

And freed her from the rest of this mess of boring 😅 ​@@TheLittlePlatoon

[@Wyzai]

*waves intimidatingly*

[@derekdrake8706]

Wouldn't photographic reflexes mean you could perfectly imitate someone's movements, not necessarily learn a new skill, much less do it better, or wouldn't even be physically capable of actually performing said skill? I could theoretically mimic the movements of a ballerina just by watching but I'd no doubt tear every muscle in my groin in the attempt.

[@billjacobs521]

In the comics, yes, I think that's still a requirement for her. I don't think the show really cared about logic.

[@BrettLane256]

That's at least how Task Master works.

[@markiangooley]

Some actors are such good mimics that they can look as if they actually have the golf swing of a pro golfer. Jim Caviezel played golfer Bobby Jones in a movie about him and just by watching film of him was able to copy his swing quite convincingly. So some superpowered character having a wider version of such abilities isn’t automatically silly, although it could be taken a bit too far if writers are inept.

[@AbhijeetMishra]

At least this show didn't have Nick Fury going "Deaf girl magic!".

[@RecluseBootsy]

Instead, they decided to run with Native Americans...that are *alien mud people.* Let that sink in. It's as cringe as dashiki light shields, a literal "white boy" quota and water drum activated space barriers in Wakanda, if not more.

[@enzodixon5592]

In sign language

[@StarWarsomania]

I was in the airport this week. And some black woman in her twenties (total wokester) had a sticker on her shoe that said “BLACK GIRL MAGIC” on it, and I just couldn’t. I almost burst out laughing. Which would have gone poorly, since I had a very sore throat and had pretty much lost my voice at that point lol.

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

They cut that part out because Echo didn’t hear him say it.

[@dr1742]

😂😂

[@Raphentei]

Kingpin using an interpreter is so unlike how he was previously characterized. In the daredevil show, he was shown to be very fluent in mandarin, able to maintain a quite elaborate conversation. He employed an interpreter for a while, but it was revealed to be just a ploy to seem less wise he actually is.

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

I think he actually speaks a bit of ASL in the Hawkeye show. They just kinda forgot.

[@jamie-fm6mx]

'Trail of tears down her cheek' 'ooh is that too soon' you kill me LP, I literally LOL there.

[@johndodo2062]

KZbin needs to start translating KZbin speak into actual English. The trail of tears line was hilarious. That was easier

[@jamie-fm6mx]

What the fuck are you on about retard? I used quotes to highlight which LP lines amused me. If you think that is not English and needs translation then it is you who has issues with understanding written English

[@jamie-fm6mx]

I used quotes to highlight which LP lines amused me. That is English not 'youtube speak' if you can't understand that it is you who has a problem with understanding written English.

[@mikusoxlongius]

Her poor "Wounded Knee"...

[@davemccage7918]

@@mikusoxlongiusBeat me by 1 second. Bastard…

[@da-rj5cs]

The confidence it would require to not change your legal name when it’s Chad Wonderbum is more than I could ever imagine having.

[@austinwoods466]

"Being nothing special is quite special these days." Sad but true.

[@bethanywallace8575]

You're my favorite. I love that u brought up the fact that it was weird for maya's mom to take Maya with her to store when Maya had a friend/cousin over. I remember watching that and thinking that made no sense. A mom would either leave both girls or take both girls, she wouldn't separate them. It's a small thing but it bothered me

[@Steroyd666]

"Marvel's Echo: The most pointless video I've ever made" ...so far.

[@neillindgren8992]

Don’t worry, it will get worse. Once the wings fall off, it’s only down from there.

[@8ligh7]

He's going to release a Madame Web video to top this pointless wreck of a show.

[@osmanyousif7849]

The Acolyte: Allow me to introduce myself....

[@deandrenicholas2545]

Just thank God that he doesn't waste his time reviewing Steven Seagal movies, no matter how hilarious it would be.

[@porcelainchips6061]

My American Grandfather was deaf for 40 years before he died (made it to 95) and read lips. He never learned ASL because hearing aids could work for him. They weren't very effective, but between the ability of being able to hear something, anything at all, and reading faces he would just carry full-on conversations. Of course he watched for motions, gestures, that he needed to lower his voice and was able to swing his own voice-volume up and down. He was highly observant as a result of basically missing a sense more then half the time (he use to drive with the window down to get more feedback / able to look around more) and was fully-employed up until age 68 or something (took that sweet state retirement package, cracked open a beer and humbly took to watching sportsball with tv volume at maximum at all times, with hearing aids cranked to maximum). I mention all of this because even though this character is obviously different, with a different degree of deafness to deal with, I really feel like from all reviews so far that the production team really failed the character in not deciding how she coped with deafness. You can use technology, or not; you can read lips, or learn ASL or both but it really seems like this character doesn't quite have the right mix of methods to come off as believable. ASL is an uncommon language; it's not that you can't get by in life but it means you would need to compensate a lot to get around that language barrier and it doesn't sound like she implements a lot of alternative methods and instead OTHER characters always have to happen to meet her needs instead of her adapting to life challenges.

[@theannamueller]

your 'reasoning' is based on your experience with one person, however, deafness constitutes way more than just the premise of 'she has to adapt to her surrounding'. you need to differentiate between people who lost their hearing later in life and someone being born deaf. only certain degrees of hearing disabilities can be assisted with a hearing aid. i encourage you to put on a standard hearing aid and i predict that it will drive you crazy, as in comparison to natural hearing it does not filter out surrounding noises but amplifies each and every sound to the same volume. your grandfather learned to speak and communicate, a deaf person has no concept of what their own voice sounds like respectively works and learning to not only speak but also a language are very difficult things, as is learning to read lips. asl is a way of communicating that gives deaf people the ability to communicate not only with their social circle, but also amongst each other. and yes, deaf people face challenges in everyday life, which can also be mirrored in a tv series.

[@porcelainchips6061]

@@theannamueller With all due respect, I believe you've assumed quite a bit without taking into account that I did not detail every single antidotal piece of knowledge for sake of brevity. Yes, ASL is an affective form of communication. My comment about ASL is in regards to the reality that it is an uncommon language outside of groups of individuals who must implement it. Because of that it is important to consider, when writing a fictional character meant to represent a "realistic" person with a disability, that most non-impaired hearing people are not going to be able to communicate fluidly via ASL. In regards to adapting and coping, I am speaking from the standpoint that if a character is taking on the role of someone who is highly pro-active and trying to get away with criminal/illegal activity... Then they have to adapt to the world they are going up against, instead of expecting that world to adapt to them. I will always applaud writers wanting to explore new types of characters, but it is a disservice (and often upsetting) thing when that adaptive give-and-take dynamic is removed and a highly unrealistic depiction replaces it. For many people struggling with issues, it can actually be quite upsetting to see a world that just bends over for a person with needs because it draws a very harsh contrast then against reality.

[@acedetective7280]

It’s funny. There’s a character called American Eagle that is a Navajo superhero in the Marvel comics universe. He’s pretty close powers-wise to Captain America. When he was first introduced back in the 80’s he wore a kinda garish costume that included a large feathered headdress. He was given an updated look in 2009 of a biker outfit with an optional eagle-shaped motorcycle helmet that fits more with a hero based out of the Arizona desert. The writer of the Thunderbolts book AE was appearing in, Warren Ellis, said he thought the old look was too stereotypical. Now, contrast this with what Echo’s wearing at the end. We have gone backwards.

[@Marveryn]

That does ask the question do writer really know what tribes actually wore the feather head dress?

[@StarWarsomania]

@@Marveryn Wait, are you suggesting that the hundreds of tribes in North America are not interchangeable?

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

@Marveryn Ridiculous, all demographics are monolithic how am I supposed to play victim of loose ancestral relationships to those who suffered before me when living in an era far removed from such times?

[@christopherkelley1664]

@StarWarsomania As you know, just as all white people are a monolithic group, so are American Indians.

[@LordOfAllusion]

I want someone to do a subversion of the Ancestral Memory ability. “Ok, we are getting ready for the heist. What do you have to offer?” “Well, I am really good at farming, I can hunt with a spear or a sling, I speak Italian, Latin, German, and a dead Russian dialect, I can fix some American cars made between 1948 and 1980, and I can remove a limb with a rusty saw. Which one do you need?”

[@gergelyritter4412]

That would actuall, make a fantastic story. You could make a comedy out of that, in ehich case it would most likely get a bit old after a while, but you could actuall, use this as a "normal" heist movie idea. You could have multiple such people be outcasts of sorts, who find each other due to their uniqueness. And then zhey could work together and work themselves up from a few petty crimes to the big leagues through clever use of their abilities. I mean, the farming one is pretty obvious. You hide your loot, right? Languages, especially dead ones, can be used quite well as a distraction. A sling could actually come in handy in a prolonged gun-fight, if our main characters run out of ammo. Afterall, small hard objects such as rocks can be found everywhere. The car guy is also pretty obvious. He has to fix a car. And for the saw guy, he would make for an excellent torturer/interrigator. Honestly sounds fun.

[@mechaman7818]

"The English did not colonize these people just so we could learn to pronounce their names." This joke would get you branded a terrorist in Canada. "Mind you if this were in Canada, that might require a full on execution." That one would have got you JT's job.

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

So I could rule the country as a terrorist?

[@GH-ub7qz]

the choctaw did fine until Andrew Jackson made em take a walk, (needed land to payoff voters) never had much issue with settlers... enjoyed guns, steel tools, and slave labor on their plantations and farms

[@Ryan-hz3eq]

@@TheLittlePlatoonwell JT did give a Nazi a standing ovation so yeah you could.

[@Hollyclown]

“He’s out of line. But he’s got a point.”

[@ThereIsAlwaysaWay2]

@@Ryan-hz3eq Copy/Paste --- Mitchell and Webb: "Are we the baddies?" --- on youtube and have a good laugh.

[@nightmoves17]

Thanks, Platoon. I'm glad you were bored enough to write a nearly 3 hour script about Echo because I was bored enough to watch a nearly 3 hour video about Echo.

[@MajorSmurf]

Echo at the start : Kills Kingpin I assume she had a motive Also Echo after discovering he is alive : Yeah but no I can heal him. I can change him. I can make him better. Me... The fuck. Don't they call that a toxic relationship?

[@punishedmatteson7108]

Dismal, er Disney Marvel is full of toxic relationships because that's all the writers know. Look at Shulk and Bruce Banner for instance.

[@DangerZone200]

@@punishedmatteson7108 its also funny that all these shit shows were directed by women

[@ScoutBostonAnonStuds]

"I can fix him!"

[@Eisenwulf666]

The vast majority of Disney shows and movies nowadays thrive on toxic relationships. The most offensive part is the fake feminist message. Every woman in a Disney production is already perfect, she just needs to recognise it herself and take "responsability" . What does that mean : " stop trying to have a career or trying to change your position in the world, you don't need to. You are already perfect, now go back to your roots and found a large family. You should accept your responsabilities as a woman( bake cookies, make babies, stay at home). All men are toxic, but you can change them, it's your place to change them in fact. They also need you, because they are incompetent, so never ever leave them"

[@JeremySayers38]

​@Eisenwulf666 I really don't know what you are seeing but the part where you say that women are influenced to raise a family and never leave their man is truly nonsense. If anything women are told being a mother will dilute them and men only exist to drag them down like lead weights tried to an angel. Women are being shown as overweight, unattractive, lazy and bullies. Looking like tom boys or slutting it on tik tok. And that is what I interact with on a daily basis The reason society is falling apart so quickly is because of modern woman and her choices politically, social and commercially.

[@daverobson3084]

Netflix Daredevil showed us a Kingpin who was , almost always, five steps ahead of his enemies. He had dirt on half of the powerful in New York, and paid off half of the other half. He was smart and prepared in the extreme. He had plans inside of plans and pivoted well when things went against those plans. Daredevil had to not only be on top of his game, but had to have competent allies to have half a chance of taking this man down. Echo defeats him with ease and 1/100th the effort. I guess he just loved her that much. Even though she was never mentioned in three seasons of Daredevil.

[@Mettforce1]

The appeal of this channel is 50% informative opinion and 50% soothing voice.

[@Dafuq-is-going-on]

I fall asleep to the marvels 5h video every night.

[@user-zq6sz2cr6g]

​@@Dafuq-is-going-on If you're ever in a real hurry to fall asleep, watching the actual Marvels will knock you out in less than 5 minutes. Side effects from the film might include weird nightmares, and semipermanent trauma on waking up, though. Your current method seems much healthier.

[@roronoadzoro9429]

​@@Dafuq-is-going-onrandom film talk's rings of power videos are also great for falling asleep and there pretty funny as wel

[@rojo1945]

Yes him and mauler, both their voices give me serotonin 😊

[@uglybad4]

@@roronoadzoro9429 RFT is my absolute favorite second-screen channel at the moment

[@slaapt]

I'm pretty sure I mentioned this on an unlisted BSUP video, but I'll repeat it here: The representation of Choctaw culture is being a major player in a gang war, helping an assassin take over the drug and crime ring from the Kingpin. Such a great cultural moment.

[@williamhare4456]

A real shame that the show doesn’t show the danger for having a deaf assassin. I’m thinking a scene of Echo sneaking up on a target the music cuts out she slips and grabbing a temporary shelf to regain her balance. A stack of poorly placed glasses fall and shatter on the floor in silence with Echo none the wiser. But that would make Echo look weak.

[@MajorSmurf]

What you are asking for is for their hero to be able to overcome their inherent physical problem rather than embrace it and wield it as not a problem but a weapon. It's such a flaw of the modern writing that they think all humans are equal in all aspects. It's just not a reality that it is true. They can't show a deaf person having problems with their hearing because they see it as admitting to that reality. Like for example I think something that can't be understated is the ear and hearing by extension is a critical sense for fighting not just due to hearing your opponent coming but depending on what causes the deafness, fighting might be even harder as our sense of balance relies on organs in the inner ear. So in reality deaf people are more prone to fall over randomly or when they overexert themselves.

[@QueamQuackers]

Not a nitpick but it did make me wonder. Would the shattering make a big enough vibration for her to feel? Cus losing a sense generally sharpens other senses right?

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

Or she misses the guard who doubles back and just follows behind her the whole time because she can’t hear his heavy footsteps and questions.

[@saddlerrye6725]

@@QueamQuackers IRL, it depends I guess. If it hit the metal shelf, it might cause some vibration that she could feel as she's grabbing the shelf. If it just fell off and broke on the ground, I don't think so. In a superhero movie? It could totally be a thing.

[@Can_O_Crayola]

@@MajorSmurf It reminds me of a horror movie from a few years ago where the main character was a deaf woman in the midst of a home invasion situation where the killer had *realized* that she was deaf and took advantage of it. Her inability to hear things going on had actual, legitimate consequences, and in an early scene of the movie, her neighbor and friend *dies* screaming at the back door for help, with the main character completely oblivious to the killer's presence as he stared straight at her.

[@yetispaghetti48]

I'm Navajo, that being said I hate how Natives are being shown in all these shows in movies, not knowing how to act, with all this native pride and strong moments, but In person we are like everyone else. Can we make a show or movie without being some kind of stereotype. We are not better than anyone else. Love the reviews.

[@pensandshakers]

In ABQ, Natives blend in with everyone else. You would never know unless they told you or you knew the culture enough to recognize tribal jewelry/hairstyles. I guarantee you, the writers of native characters have never met an actual member of the Navajo tribes. This kind of close-minded basis on stereotyping is a dead-giveaway. These kind of people don't know the Cherokee from the Choctaw and couldn't tell you if a piece of jewelry was Zuni or Navajo if it came up and slapped them, but they'll lecture ordinary people on being respectful and gloat about their great representation.

[@Reishadowen]

Something that occurred to me as I watched this: if I were a native American and some Hollywood producer came to me asking to make a movie/tv show about my people & mythologies, I'd have no reason to trust them. Consider what Hollywood (western screenwriters) have done with our own mythologies: how they've betrayed, or race/gender/gay/trans-swapped characters and such. Even mythologies that we've created recently, like LOTR, Star Wars, comic books, etc.; we don't respect our own mythologies, so why should anyone else trust us to respect or represent theirs?

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

That’s really the underpinning frustration in this video. Besides how pointless it is, and despite all the jokes, it’s that we’ve got yet another “diverse” character who simply isn’t a character, and yet more squandered mythology.

[@Blaze4364]

This... My goodness, you're 100% right. Didn't realize quite how to phrase it, but that's exactly it. If we can't even respect ourselves and our own mythologies, and/or our own history, why would anyone expect us to respect theirs? FYI, I'm absolutely going to steal this when I talk with normies about similar topics in the future.

[@vee-bee-a]

Kudos, man. _This_ is the comment every‑one should be reading to further support Little Platoon's Echo re‑view.

[@buntado6]

They would mostly leave it untouched anyways, because the only "care" about N. American history when there's a white guy they can blame for what happens. Doing anything set in America or Africa prior to European contact is anathema to them.

[@cursethemountain]

Problem is most of the leadership of the native tribes have been all in on woke nonsense longer than Hollywood has.

[@weareharbinger914]

Maya's mother should have just said, like a normal person, 'well do it tomorrow'. Who the fuck goes shopping at night in the rain unless they're already on their way home? If the choccatawis had super powered women on the regular(which is likely considering there were only like, 12 of them originally), they would have ruled north america since with some strong men and super powered women, nothing could stop them. Healing powers, super strength, super aim would lead to an empire run by these women in a matriarchal society.

[@vskane]

“Receptionist and the Part-time Bad Guys” sounds like the worst death metal band ever.

[@OsellaSquadraCorse]

I do like "Cousin Bonnie and the Ambulances" though - that's a strong band name.

[@cyrus2395]

"Part-Time Bad Guys" on its own goes kinda hard though

[@jakublulek3261]

I prefer "Echo & the Bunnymen". They really missed the trick to not include their musical cameo...

[@ajanis95]

I had been consistently hearing you say porn shop when you were probably saying pawn shop and i was even more confused over how infared cameras and bombs were being made.

[@dklwos8088]

Not only have you embraced the long, you’ve become the long; Mooler would be proud. This will give me something to watch this week on my breaks. Keep up the good work LONG Platoon, it is appreciated.

[@HuffleRuff]

... that's not the Choctaw origins myth. The story begins at the sacred mound of Nanih Waiya where there was a cave nearby and the first people came out of that cave, lying on bushes to dry themselves in the sunshine (no idk why they weren't dry to begin with) before going out into the world and settling in distant lands. Other men followed after them and finding homes closer and closer to the cave. The last to emerge were the Cherokees, Creeks, Natchez, and other tribes. This next part is told differently, but one says the final group to leave were the Choctaw. Another says they migrated from far to the northwest back to Nanih Waiya, following the direction of a pole carried by a hopaii and the rising sun. In a third version, two brothers, Chahta and Chicksa, led the people to Nanih Waiya, but the group following Chicksa got lost for many years and later became the Chicksaws.

[@TheEclecticGoat]

If the person you are planning to trust above all is deaf, wouldn’t a smart criminal just learn sign language himself?

[@josephsalmonte4995]

Stop thinking. It ruins your movie watching experience 😂

[@TheEclecticGoat]

@@josephsalmonte4995 Most movies ruin my movie watching experience these days so...

[@marcelgardner8497]

Im pretty sure a child could get an ice cream cone whether if they were deaf or not. Its an ice cream cone!!

[@SeventeenSeventySix]

Biden could.

[@gergelyritter4412]

If you have money, all you have to really do is point at what you want. Especially with a thing like that. "I eonder why this little girl came up to my ice-cream stand? Mhm. She isnt saying anything. I should probably just send her away. Afterall, if she isnt saying anything, there is no way she could want ice-cream."

[@joesmutz9287]

Echo annoys me on a worldbuilding level We have Winter Soldier with a robot arm since the 90s We have Iron Man with a robotic suit since the mid 00s We have Vulture and his entire thing Why then is Echo using a crappy 00s prosthetic when Kingpin could have bought a robotic limb from Hydra, Stark, or Vulture? Even modern prosthetics are better than that piece of junk Would have given her a boost in fighting capabilities too, making them more believable

[@dannyknightblade4592]

Yeah, a highly advanced robatic leg that has multiple weapons and could be programmed to operate even when it's removed from Echo/Maya's body would have been way cooler than what the writers went with.

[@zawarudo1041]

because with crappy old school prosthetic they can justify actress that doesnt have that much experience, its her first movie and she is not the best at action scenes

[@tjroelsma]

Yeah, no. You see, those prosthetics must have been designed by "evil" men, so that's a big no-no. (this one probably also has been designed by a man but they choose to conveniently forget that).

[@chay2887]

@@zawarudo1041it’s not a movie

[@neillindgren8992]

You’re assuming that the Echo writers actually paid attention to what earlier writers did in other movies?!

[@CBrown]

At this rate I fully expect Daredevil to have a flashback to his accident and gain some kind of chemical powers that manifest as glowing knuckles or something.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

Iron Fist already has the "glowing fist" as part of his look. Since it would be stupid to give Daredevil almost the exact same look I'm sure that's what Marvel Studios will do.

[@GeraltofRivia22]

I haven't seen a single piece of new Star Wars or Marvel content since the Rogue One and yet I've gotten hours of entertainment from videos like these. I hope Disney never stops.

[@mynameiswritinwater]

yes... Little Platoons' vids where the critique has more informative content and value than the series being criticized

[@theretromaniac6791]

I find it fascinating these days that when it comes to marvel movies and shows, I have zero interest in them and find the idea of watching them as fun as watching grass grow. However when it comes to watching your videos discussing them I find them a great thing to listen to while working. Keep up the great work.

[@Bassmunky26]

As a fellow Mexican, we calls those types Cholos.

[@CharlesUrban]

Chavs, cholos, chuds...man, if you want to insult someone, call them something that starts with "ch". Must suck for people named "Charles."

[@sounghungi]

Fun Fact: Nitrogen is required to make bombs and the formula and catalyst that we used for modern fertilizer nitrogen was initially created for bombs in WW1 in Germany. This is also why you will be put on a watch list if you purchase too much fertilizer too quickly.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

Nitrate not nitrogen. It was know that you could create ammonia nitrate from ammonia before the war but Germany was the first country to do it in on industrial scale.

[@krisomgwtf]

I’m going to spend more time watching this video than I ever will Echo

[@gergelyritter4412]

Thats not saying much, taking into account that most of us will never even seaech for it, let alone start watching it.

[@victordavila9812]

I wouldn't be surprised if more people watched your video about echo than the show itself

[@deandrenicholas2545]

Pretty sure they have at this point. I never watched a single second of Echo

[@masterclockwork4436]

"I'm the Avatar. Deal with it!"

[@jackall-trades6149]

Yeesh. Naruto did the photographic reflexs better when Lee told Sasuke: "Just because you understand a move doesn't mean you have the physical ability to pull it off."

[@steaksauce232]

"The Creature from the Black Studies Program" might be the best thing I've ever heard Christopher Lee say.

[@TheLittlePlatoon]

It took so long to hunt down that old SNL episode but I think it was worth it!

[@davemccage7918]

I think Lee was referring to that extra terrestrial that somehow coned it’s way into being the Mayor of Chicago.

[@AJadedLizard]

@@davemccage7918 Are we talking about Beelejuice, or Black Vaush?

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

​​@@AJadedLizardThose are mere spawns from the eternal evil that roam the Kos-fucking-mos. Known here on Terra as *_"Cthulhu"_* 🦑

[@davidh.4944]

Saturday Night Live, Season 3, Episode 15, from March 25, 1978. For those who might like to know.

[@bradleyscottt1773]

I remember someone gave me the comic of her first appearance. I thought she was pretty cool because her main weakness was she couldn't do everything she saw and had to accommodate her body. So she watched featherweight boxers, and martial artists who had similar body types. If she saw someone do a split she couldn't just to a split, she had to be flexible enough to do a split.

[@DubiousMoniker]

“…a multiversal maelstrom of eye piss.” Its like Shakespeare

[@BullMooseFox]

Absolutely rolling at the line "if its not a helicopter or missile I can't pronounce it". If not for the Army the majority of these tribes would have been forgotten long ago.

[@cathysdeadgoldfish5646]

The Andy Griffith Show did the dead bird episode over 50 years ago. Little Opie kills a bird with a slingshot, and his father Andy helps a crying and remorseful Opie deal with the consequences of his actions.

[@Dafuq-is-going-on]

I remember, my ass cried when he tossed the bird.

[@MewGirlZ]

No one cares about Echo, but I care about listening to your voice, good sir.

[@awesomehpt8938]

Mary Sioux? lol what a pun! Hope no one Siouxs you for that!

[@MrsMacLover]

well played

[@brundelfly1]

I was about to say, it was worth doing the video for that alone.

[@Aravaganthus]

Personally I thought it was a bit insensitive and tone-deaf

[@5h0rgunn45]

KZbinr makes a pun. Hilarity ensiouxs.

[@SilenTide]

Well done.

[@TheHalogen131]

2:41:15 that shit reminds me of the old Justice League show. When Lex Luthor was beating up Question, and said "President... Do you know how much power I would have to give up to be President?!" Like... Why the fuck would Kingpin want to be in the office? Wouldn't that essentially cripple his crime operations, since the whole government would have its eyes on him? Or am I just expecting too much from Marvel to think at least a little bit ahead?

[@weswolever7477]

Chad Wonderbum …. Sounds like the star of a series of 70’s adult movies designed for a particular audience

[@grantstratton2239]

Yes and every time he said "Pawn Shop" I thought for the life of me he was talking about another kind of shop. (Didn't help I was listening in the background and didn't see any of the scenes that contain the Pawn shop).

[@Kyle-sr6jm]

"How much worse can it get?" -2024 "You obviously learned nothing." -2019

[@Bucketus.Lord.of.Buckets]

The windshield should have shattered into tiny bits, since they've used that safety glass for decades at this point

[@james3876]

Without knowing what your referencing exactly, windshields aren't made out of safety glass. They use a laminated piece of plastic sandwiched between two glass panes glued to it for safety. Otherwise a bouncing rock might shatter your whole windshield instead of just crack it. The backs and sides are safety glass, not the windshield.

[@cordovalark5295]

@@james3876 Driver windshields have been required to safely shatter into small pieces since the late 1930's. While the passenger windows etc. since the 1950's. It is a beyond stupid premise made by lazy ass writers.

[@boobah5643]

@@cordovalark5295 Presumably these are people not only profoundly ignorant about cars, but modern entertainment. I cannot count how many times I've seen scenes where someone smashes a car window to get at the people inside and it shatters into glass pebbles.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

​​@@cordovalark5295The side windows have tempered glass that shatters into small pieces but windshields are laminated glass. There's a polymer between pieces of glass that prevents the glass from falling apart even after it breaks. The polymer is the reason windshields break in a spider-web pattern and don't shower the people in the car with glass when they break.

[@thesaucemaker1319]

Food n' Stuff. Where i buy all my food, and most of my stuff.

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

As an Australian- I appreciated your football rant. Also- just because _she_ can't hear the cutting- doesn't mean the guards near the truck won't...

[@matthewmosier8439]

My problem is this: Football is probably what the kid who invented soccer called it the whole first week after he made up the game. It's too obvious. To me it actually draws attention to the question, "Why are adults going crazy in stadiums over this?" At least in American football or, say, ice hockey, the name of the sport is "mysterious" enough to hide the simplicity of the entertainment

[@jacquelineking5783]

Personally it isn't our fault we are smart enough to play contact sports with padding. I will agree the name is not correct.

[@matthewmosier8439]

@@jacquelineking5783 Rugby guys would get destroyed on an NFL field. Guys are huge in American football and their collisions can still injure them through the safety gear. The notion that rugby, as backyard rough-and-tumble fighting as it may be, is "more physical" than modern football, is completely a narrative.

[@gemh89]

​@jacquelineking5783 I'm pretty sure American football outstrips rugby when it comes to all types of injury, particularly concussive brain diseases tho

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

@@gemh89 Which seems rather ironic, no?

[@crimsoncenturian5625]

So essentially. . . She's Taskmaster. . .except there is already a female Taskmaster from the Black Widow movie. . . That is just lazy.

[@billjacobs521]

But that Taskmaster wasn't Taskmaster; she only knew BW's moves because she got the same training.

[@crimsoncenturian5625]

@@billjacobs521 Okay, but you're missing the point. Her abilities aren't original. She's not good character in general.

[@mesasavage]

Or as I like to call it, "Dances with Sterotypes"

[@thesrow1056]

Her super power is very confusing. If she can learn to shoot arrows as good as hawk eye by watching a. 30 second clip couldn't she use this to massively change her life. Eg learn to be a poker master or learn predictive analysis or trading. Learn to be a actress or singer or athlete. Also where's the limit. If she sees thirty seconds of stark then can see build an iron man suit or learn magic. I mean the scope feels trivial and stupid given she doesn't use it but it feels OP

[@jonathanyaloussa]

Mary-Sioux 😂 Platoon, you beautiful bastard.

[@SonicGirlsGeek]

As an aspiring writer, I find watching you to be the writing equivalent of being an amateur cook watching Kitchen Nightmares, and I love it

[@grubslekcin]

Anyone else disturbed by the fact that the orgin story they told in this disaster isn't the actual origin story for the Chactaw?

[@shj2783]

I wondered about that because it didn't feel authentic...but admittedly didn't care enough to look it up

[@MajorSmurf]

Writers researching? Talking to those of the local culture? Exploring ancient texts and other references? What year do you think this is? We don't do that here.

[@weswolever7477]

The real Choctaw origin story probably wasn’t inclusive enough, so they corrected it 😊

[@LeoneLaTwerk2]

The only thing that was remotely referenced was that they originated emerged from an earth mound Nahni.

[@scionofdorn9101]

What? You mean white, Californian college grads working in Hollyweird can’t be bothered to actually KNOW anything about their token checkbox peoples? I’m shocked, shocked…well, not that shocked.

[@QueenAleenaFan]

So here's a thing, if Echo is so important to Kingpin wouldn't he just learn to sign? Hell, it's a useful skill anyway, since most people aren't going to recognize signs, so you could use them to get one over on superheroes who probably don't have time to learn very rarely used languages.

[@richardharrison4762]

Car Windshields don’t shatter into pieces, they fracture. I once watched a man slamming a sledgehammer into a car windshield over and over for ages and the best he could do was try to peel it away like plastic after it had fractured completely. He eventually gave up.

[@Knirin]

Well, how old is the car? The laminate safety windshield only became mandatory in the late 1970s. The side windows were also plate glass until then as well. Rural Oklahoma has a lot of older cars.

[@richardharrison4762]

@@Knirin While it is strange for me to think about a mother driving her child around in a vehicle without safety windshields, I can see a logic in not needing the extra protection in a rural area (if we are to assume that the family can’t afford a newer car) - no other traffic around, driving slow through wooded areas, and driving slow and cautious while in the populated area where the hot chocolate shop would be… but that does open a whole new can of worms! Because they DID end up in a high speed accident with another vehicle! You would think that a road accident in a rural area without brakes would be more likely to be sliding down an embankment if they couldn’t slow down in time? I mean if you were to deliberately cut the breaks of their car, that’s what you would be planning to achieve? Because you can’t rely on another vehicle being involved like on a highway? But I guess it’s easier to film and communicate to the audience that a car accident has happened to have a static shot of an oncoming vehicle driving towards the camera, cut to black.

[@absolutechaos13]

​@Knirin it might not have been regulated until the 70's but safety and tempered glass was in wide use in the automotive industry way before that. Killing your customers because a rock hit their windshield at highway speeds is generally bad publicity.

[@matthewmosier8439]

​@@absolutechaos13People tend to forget that cars had some pretty great tech back in the day. Jet cars, push button start, etc. The idea that adding screens and computers was the start of safety or even features in general, is a bit misguided

[@StarWarsomania]

@@matthewmosier8439 I mean, I’m of the opinion that every screen and computer you add is a step backwards in terms of a “safety” feature…

[@boltvanderhuge8711]

It's really strange how this show acts like being deaf is basically the same as walking around with your fingers in your ears.

[@5h0rgunn45]

So the ancestors only intervene when they feel they're needed? I guess they didn't feel needed when the Choctaw were forcibly resettled to Oklahoma. Or during the wars with the Comanches while they were there. Or the wars with the Chickasaw and Creeks before the move to Oklahoma. I mean, you could argue that none of that has any direct relevance to the show, but this is a story that's supposed to be grounded, a story in which the ancestors have a deep connection to the present, and it's one that's supposed to take place in a near-future Earth, where history as we know it is largely untouched. As such, I argue that history like what I mentioned above IS relevant. It should be respected, not completely broken by the addition of what TLP has aptly called universe-breaking powers. That said, I don't mind the idea of magic only being inherited through the female line. The Choctaw traditionally used matrilineal inheritance, meaning that children were born into their mother's family and property was inherited through the female line. The show could've integrated that into the magic system by pointing out that magical powers are passed down matrilineally. Alas, it seems Echo is yet another in a long lineup of soulless corporate media pieces that seek profit by wearing the skin of a minority culture without digging into it and viewing the world, and its own worldbuilding, through that cultural lens.

[@boobah5643]

The Choctaws (and Chickasaws) actually agreed to be paid off for the move to Oklahoma; they weren't forcibly resettled... although the Cherokee example proves that they would have been had they pressed the issue.

[@5h0rgunn45]

@@boobah5643 You could be right, but given the Cherokee example you mentioned, I don't think it counts as an uncoerced decision on the Choctaw's part. I'd also need to know the details of how the negotiations took place, given the Creek example. One Creek chief agreed to removal on behalf of his entire nation, but didn't have the authority to do so. His fellow Creeks executed him for it.

[@OsellaSquadraCorse]

@@5h0rgunn45 Very similar with the Choctaw which is why the tribe split in two - those who refused to move (and remain in Mississippi) and those who were moved to the Oklahoma reservations. The Oklahoma tribe lay claim to the history of 'true' Choctaw, it seems. And 'coincidentally' cooperated with Disney on the Echo series and seem to have scrubbed those other parts of their history from the history they project now. Not sure here that all of the propaganda/blame lies with Disn'tney.

[@5h0rgunn45]

@@OsellaSquadraCorse I figured it was something like that

[@MikeiusOfficial]

That Mary Sioux thumbnail is gold.

[@phantomsights4533]

So, I did a show last year called “The Marvel Spotlight”. It was three one act shows rolled into one. We did it at a community theater with kids from 11-18 (I was one of the oldest kids there). Now, we had a half and half split of good actors and actors who have the same abilities as the ginger plank of wood from the Falcon and Winter Soldier series. The first show was Ms Marvel themed and the entire plot was about Kamala not being a good superhero, failing at everything, and finding out that she can do good by returning someone’s purse after threatening to punch a robber. The subplot is about a guy having a crush on her and still being bitter about her rejecting him, even though he has a girlfriend (I played this character), as well as her best friend who is just talking about inequality and the pay gap between men and women. The other two were a Thor and Loki show for when they were younger and Squirrel Girl. I think this just goes to show the nature of Marvel Spotlight. It highlights projects that don’t get a lot of attention, but never really considered why it didn’t get a lot of attention. Ms Marvel was a mediocre character whose comic series got cancelled and her TV was left un watched. Thor and Loki have already been deconstructed and ruined by their movie and show respectively (and no one asked for their teenage origin stories), and Squirrel Girl is a show I hope never sees the light of day, but Marvel will probably make about a girl who needs to realize she is perfect just the way she is. Marvel just needs a break and needs time to cool off, not throw as much content as possible at us. I’d rather have a good quality movie that took years to make instead of three crappy shows made in the span of a year.

[@insrtcowjoke]

Mary Sioux? Well played, sir. Well played.

[@s3.14dervision]

You put more effort and thought into the first 20 minutes of your critique of Echo than the showrunners into the entire series. Well done ❤

[@barryevans6089]

The elder couple are exactly the same two actors from Dances with Wolves, as man and wife, again lol

[@johndodo2062]

That's creepy in a way

[@AJadedLizard]

@@johndodo2062 Not as bad as Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor Compton playing siblings in the MCU and a married couple in Godzilla.

[@kylefrank638]

"We got Michael Giacchino to compose like six piano notes for our new intro!" We've entered actual-Glass-Onion-universe.

[@butterflyvision3084]

As far as vocalising sign language while speaking to a deaf person, that's pretty normal. A lot of deaf people do both sign language and lip reading, a lot of non-deaf people does sign language but not so well. It's easier for most non-deaf people to remember, as well as learning, the signs while speaking. It's easier to understand poorly executed sign language with the extra cues from lip movements. It's hard to produce readable lip movements without speaking the words out loud. Also more people become deaf gradually or through an accident than are born deaf, so just because someone is deaf and needs the signs doesn't mean they are super good at sign language or are completely deaf, they might need the lip movements or derive some support form what little sound they can still hear. On top of that when other people, who don't speak sign language, are in the conversation it helps them participate if you speak while signing. All this combined makes it a good habit to speak while signing, and you don't necessarily drop that habit just because you are alone with a deaf from birth person who doesn't need it.

[@BlocKoopa]

If I was Native American, I think I’d be offended that they made her power generic ancestor magic instead of something actually unique and interesting. It feels like they just took one of the most obvious Indian stereotypes and made it her superhero ability.

[@christopherkelley1664]

I would be okay with taking a classic American Indian skill amd amplifying it. Someone with absurdly good tracking skills could be interesting. But they have no restraint and it would also have to somehow have martial arts or energy beams involved.

[@DuneStone6816]

Small point of disagreement: Maya didn't want to get the cops involved because she herself is a criminal with a lot of blood on her hands, and she has no intention of walking away from that life. She wasn't willing to risk getting herself in trouble by calling the authorities.

[@FittedSheetGaming]

Other than Kingpin and the ONE DareDevil cameo, theres literally nothing that connects this show to the MCU

[@bo7341]

Which would actually be fine IF it was a good show on its own. See:Andor

[@tanishambrowne1137]

Its such pathetic attempt to bait people and didnt work all it did ruin King pin character and Daredevil becoming more punching bag

[@_aiko020]

It's because it wasn't well advertised. And you could say the same thing about Shang chi and moonknight, that doesn't mean they weren't great. I gave echo a chance even though I knew nobody gave a damn about it, until I remembered from that one trailer that she's actually deaf and it made me really love the show.

[@quidproque76]

@@_aiko020you love it because she’s deaf?

[@josephsalmonte4995]

My god your standards are low. ​@@_aiko020

[@dah3071]

chances are they changed her powers so people dont just call her a copy of task master, you know, a man, only he actually trains, gathers information, prepared with weapons and gadgets to help him better copy his opponents, though apparently he doesnt remember everything he learns forever because he got his power from a super soldier serum copy and while it made his memory perfect it damaged how long he can reattain information so he has to relearn things, you know, a handicap

[@reginaphalange9417]

Netflix' Daredevil (and Jessica Jones, The Punisher...) was "grounded and character driven" several years before, but with a good writing and character development, and we won't have that anymore with Disney

[@juanwoodruff6202]

Exactly

[@MaxTale]

I thought the Mary Sioux from the thumbnail was in reference to the character from Youjo Senki. Who happens to be my favorite take on the Mary Sue archetype for making her a typical Mary Sue to the world she's in but the antagonist to our main character and showing how vile a Mary Sue can be to people that doesn't fall into her "everyone loves her" bubble. Took me a minute to understand the intended pun but then it got a chuckle out of me anyway.

[@vskane]

Platoon, your video has been out for just over an hour and has nearly twelve thousand views. You’re doing better than the actual show - so not a complete waste of time.

[@moiragreyland]

It would have been a better show if she merely believed she had those superpowers, and had to deal with the consequences of not having them, while unshakeably believing she did.

[@SolarisKane]

Better, but still boring.

[@RydarkVoyager]

Why did the producers take 2 of the more interesting character actors from Dances With Wolves (Graham Greene - Oneida heritage, and Rose Marie "Tantoo" Cardinal - Cree heritage), and make them non-contributing (and boring) dead-wood fillers in this show? Won't blame them for taking the money, but Dakota Johnson (also took the money) fired her agent for getting her into Madame Web, so there is a hint of what they might do. In any case, these two actors weren't hired for their acting chops, but one might suspect the producers wanted to check off a box somewhere.

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

What’s funny is that Daredevil wasn’t marketed towards blind people, Ironman was’t marketed towards billionaires, Thor wasn’t marketed towards Norway, Hulk wasn’t marketed towards green people, and Captain America wasn’t marketed towards people in comas… it was towards people who liked Marvel… but today they’ve realized that they aren’t selling Marvel so they have to sell their “philanthropic generosity lathered in happiness”.

[@liamphibia]

Missed opportunity to title your review: "A Marvel Show No One Heard Of." 🥁

[@scionofdorn9101]

Did you forget a word or two?

[@trygveplaustrum4634]

1:41:36 *Christopher Lee with a mustache is as cursed as the monsters he once portrayed.*

[@xManzi]

Imagine being someone whos first contact with Kingpin was in Echo... And you never saw it in Daredevil... And someone though that was a good idea, and some other one signed for funds to be asigned to that project.

[@TheCapedWanderer]

“I am Chief Runs-with-Premise. And this is my son, Premise-Running-Thin.” I haven’t yet heard the quote, I’m just assuming you used it in here somewhere.

[@realistic_delinquent]

I saw “Mary Sioux” in the FNT comment section and i’m SO glad it caught on!

[@pedrooliveira6392]

The long, one-shot fight scene seems to be another example of member berries, because all 3 seasons of Daredevil had one of those. They actually proved to be very influential. John Wick, James Bond, Atomic Blonde, Extraction, every action film started having an extended, one-take action scene. Also, I'm a troglodyte who enjoys MMA, but I have a good explanation for that: I like seeing people who aren't me beating the shit out of each other.😅

[@criticalcommenter]

Mary Sioux. Genius. Wouldnt get that with Disparu 😂

[@antiphon000]

it was a comment on the EFAP video on echo before it was here

[@johndodo2062]

You'll laugh allot more with disparu

[@criticalcommenter]

@@johndodo2062 until your 13th birthday

[@aspiringnormie9499]

For real, he's awful. Hyperbolic, simplistic, overly political, immature takes, poor communicator. The most recent drinker panel with him on was the worst I've seen yet. Nothing intellectual said all episode.

[@criticalcommenter]

@@aspiringnormie9499 finally. I was starting to think it was just me. I can't see the appeal

[@thegodofwar3376]

lol i almost fell off my chair when i saw big chief fair use riding across the screen

[@silentandcliche]

Another one Platoon watched so I don't have to. The hero we need.

[@brettdouglas3433]

It may be pointless, but I think this is one of your best. Absolutely brilliant

[@brianmurphy6480]

Plot twist: Tuklo hunted down and recaptured Don Cheadle's ancestor, who had been sold to them by LeVar Burton's ancestor. 😱