0:20 Bryan

Wanting to make sure I understand the Spider-Man rights correctly. Obviously, Disney could try and purchase the Spider-Man rights directly from Sony for however many billions that is. But sony could one day be bought by someone like Apple. So then the rights revert back to marvel studios for free, correct? That would explain why A) Sony hasn’t been purchased yet because Sony’s value is probably half or more of what it is without Spider-Man’s or B) why marvel studios hasn’t actively (that we know of) tried to acquire the rights to spider-man. 

Do I have this all correct?

19:52 DangerNoodle

Hey Sean hope all is well. When Tony snapped in endgame and dusting Thanos and his army do you think Gamora was dusted as well? Thanks. I love the podcast.

24:30 Steven

My question is about a sequence of events at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: We see Quill give Kraglin the repaired arrow that Yondu used, and we also see Yondu “cremated” along with his fin. In a post-credit scene, we see Kraglin practicing with a fin and an arrow. If this is Yondu’s fin, does he do this before the ceremony? Or, does he find a new fin?

Follow up: do you think Kraglin had to undergo a surgery to have the fin implanted?

26:18 ChavezM77

Hey Sean! Hope all is well with you. I have been doing a MCU rewatch since I now have a sweet surround sound set up and most of the films on 4K discs. Do you think Tony would be worthy now of picking up Mjolner since he sacrificed himself?

After reading tweets from endgame watch party with the Russos/M&McF, it had me thinking that if Cap wasn’t necessarily worthy of lifting Mjolner until after him and Tony reconciled, then would Tony now be worthy after exorcising all of his demons leading up to his sacrifice? I’m talking specifically MCU. 

Would love to hear your thoughts and I’m sorry if this was already asked. Thanks!

32:10 Bryan

I struggle with the “Superman complex” of Captain Marvel being basically invincible with no perceived weakness. Can you help me get over it?

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