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Patton Oswalt was one of the better things about Agents of SHIELD.

Yes, everyone so far seems to be a variant of someone in the US, but I was pointing out it was not all 20th century timelines being visited.

In season 1, they traveled to a couple different apocalypse-level events. They went to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and to that future hurricane. And then Loki and Sylvie accidentally went to the one on that alien planet.

You forgot in the first episode of the season when Loki went out the window and landed in the back of that little hovertruck? He seemed to be breathing fine to me.

1860s as a boy , not 1960s. They grabbed him at the 1893 World's Fair.

No, if was explained in a What If? episode that they only work on their original timeline, and those were all pruned, so they are nothing more than paperweights.

You say you have been in the group for 5 years and this girl is now 16. Has she been playing in the group for the same 5 years and has she been obsessed with evil characters for the entire 5 years, since she was 11? Does she behave normally outside the games or is this a possible symptom of...

You didn't watch Agents of Shield, did you? Or at least not seasons 3 and 4 with Aida?

They are from all along the timeline. One is an Egyptian Pharaoh. And the Ravonna reveal is either her real relationship with Kang, like in the comics, or she is a Kang, which would be a new twist.

Yep, those are the ones. Different titles, but cover the same or similar material.

So these just sound like updates to the 1st Ed and AiME versions. Is there actual new material in them?

It is looking like the next Star Wars show, Skeleton Crew, will tie into Ahsoka and the galaxy she is currently stranded in: https://comicbookmovie.com/tv/star-wars/star-wars-skeleton-crew-possible-premiere-date-revealed-after-celebration-trailer-surfaces-on-social-media-a206069#gs.70t9uz

This may just be Disney/Marvel's way of saying "yes, there are other timelines, but no, the number is no longer infinite." I would be alright with this season reducing "infinite" to maybe 10 or 20 stable and known timelines. This also has the potential to make most of the Kangs at the end of...

Do you remember the scene from season one where Mobius is showing images of different variant Loki's? Most looked way different than the normal Loki. One even looked like a Hulk-Loki. And of course, there is Alligator Loki, so it is entirely possible Sylvie-Loki is different in more ways than...

She is A Loki because she is filling the same role in the timeline, and she is adopted, but we have never been told who her biological parents were. So she could have easily come from one of the other Realms and not be a Frost Giant and not be genetically almost the same as the show's Loki.

Anyone who thinks Ray did not do a great job as Baylan has no taste and is disqualified as a Star Wars fan.

Yeah, I fully expect the show to end before he recruits Jyn, since that is in the movie.

Then you probably will not like season 2 as much, as it will go from 12 episodes covering a single year/story to covering 4 years of time and moving quickly up to the events of Rogue One. That means much more Empire and Rebel stuff that is already established, rather than the lore-building done...

Andor is a prequel to a prequel, so by this definition, you should hate it like you hate everything else.

Broxton was a temporary home for Asgard in the Thor comics many years ago.