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tomBitonti
Hero
I get the feeling that both this and WandaVision are providing transitional pivots to the next major content phase. Important themes and background points are being presented in these TV shows. I expect there will be many plot lines which will remain open well into the movies.
TomB
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
WandaVision was a one off story but I can see how F&WS could do a second season with Sam taking on the Cap Persona, Torres as his wingman and Bucky rounding out the team. Continue to explore the GRC post-Blip and further schemes of the Powerbroker (And now Contessa Val de Fontaine)
The other option is that Sam shows up in the scheduled Armor Wars making that effectively F&WS ‘second season’. I’m also expecting that Zemo wont be back until they do Thunderbolts
hopeless
Adventurer
Given the original Armour Wars was all about Tony recovering the tech he believed stolen from him and misused, makes me wonder how they will handle this after he's died?
How does Ironheart fit into this if they're going to introduce her instead of the lad from Iron Man 3?
I can see Sam and Rhodey teaming up, but how does that relate to Tony's tech being misused?
Did Spidey recover those glasses?
Maybe thats not the only AI out there perhaps a variant of Mainframe that's more a duplication of Tony Stark himself?
Now how would they handle THAT?!
How does Ironheart fit into this if they're going to introduce her instead of the lad from Iron Man 3?
I can see Sam and Rhodey teaming up, but how does that relate to Tony's tech being misused?
Did Spidey recover those glasses?
Maybe thats not the only AI out there perhaps a variant of Mainframe that's more a duplication of Tony Stark himself?
Now how would they handle THAT?!
MarkB
Legend
Really? Seems like a pretty decent set-up for a finale. Sam's taken up the shield and got a new costume, he and Bucky know that Karli's next attack is going down at the GRC meeting in New York, Zemo's back in custody and Walker's gone rogue and made himself a cosplay shield.
Looks like we have a straight-up showdown at GRC HQ between Sam, Bucky and the Flag Smashers, with Walker and the Power Broker's contractors as the unknown variables. What else needs to be wrapped up?
FitzTheRuke
Legend
Well... yeah, you're right. The main plot-points of the series can easily be wrapped up in one episode. I guess I just felt like in some ways it's only just beginning with Walker and Sam picking up new "identities" right at the end of the last episode. There's also still things like "Who is Agent 13 really working for" and "What's up with the Contessa" and "Who is the Power Broker". (Of course those things could all be solved in one answer...)
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Cheadle is on record that the script develops “tension between Rhodeys job as a military man and his allegiances to the code that he swore an oath to uphold, versus the changing world”
Taking that in the context of F&WS post-Blip world and in particular the Contessa’s statement in the last episode that the Shield doesnt actually belong to the Government and that its in a legal gray area allows for a good degree of speculation - there is still StarkTech out in the world, including his armor and the various AI. Others (Hammer or AIM or PowerBroker?) are trying to reverse engineer and develop stuff based on Starks designs thus Rhodey is sent in to recover it but gets in to conflict over the Military/GRC desire to use the tech for their own purposes ...
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doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Good! Let some questions remain unanswered. Preferably some questions never get answered.
FitzTheRuke
Legend
I agree with that. As long as the main plot-points and any confusing bits are wrapped.
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