having watched the second episode (but not the first), it seems like they're trying to do the old 'the bad guys are actually good' thing and make the new captain america then out to be bad. they had him randomly say an evil-sounding line and then played ominous music behind it, and based on the laziness of writing a tv show I'm assuming he's probably going to turn out to be the villain. also they showed the 'villains' just stealing medicine and vaccines to redistribute them to people who need it, and I can't imagine a company willingly putting out a 'vaccine distribution bad' message during a pandemic without trying to have some level of dumb nuance.
I can’t imagine a company willingly putting out a ‘vaccine distribution bad’ message during a pandemic without trying to have some level of dumb nuance.
The nuance is gonna be the heroes lecturing the Antifa Supersoldiers into "legitimately" giving medicine to the community by forming a pharmaceutical company with a woman CEO
having watched the second episode (but not the first), it seems like they're trying to do the old 'the bad guys are actually good' thing and make the new captain america then out to be bad. they had him randomly say an evil-sounding line and then played ominous music behind it, and based on the laziness of writing a tv show I'm assuming he's probably going to turn out to be the villain. also they showed the 'villains' just stealing medicine and vaccines to redistribute them to people who need it, and I can't imagine a company willingly putting out a 'vaccine distribution bad' message during a pandemic without trying to have some level of dumb nuance.
I totally can.
The nuance is gonna be the heroes lecturing the Antifa Supersoldiers into "legitimately" giving medicine to the community by forming a pharmaceutical company with a woman CEO
And reminding them to :vote: