It’s a masterpiece, James. Complete. Comprehensive. This week, Tara is joined by hosts of the hilarious podcast MCU in Review -- Brandon, Emmy, and Clinton -- to reflect on the big ideas of episode 3 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, “Power Broker.”

Our conversation is equal parts playful banter and thoughtful analysis of the ways this show addresses the grey areas of the post-blip world. Prepare yourself a snake guts cocktail and join us!

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Stop the car! This week, host Tara reflects on the big ideas of episode 2 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, “The Star-Spangled Man.”

I dig into the concepts of legacy and what it means to be a hero as I discuss John Walker, Isaiah Bradley, the Flag Smashers, and that “couple’s therapy” scene. Oh and my Steve Rogers superfan side comes out just a little bit.

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Subtle. Got it. This week, host Tara reflects on the big ideas of episode 1 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, “New World Order.”

In addition to analyzing the emerging themes of the show, I talk about my favorite moments from our reunion with “Uncle Sam” and the 106-year-old online dater.

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For this WandaVision retrospective episode, Tara is joined by the hosts of MCUNeedToKnow, Trey and Jude.

We count down our top 3 favorite moments from WandaVision, discuss the Marvel Assembled! "Making of..." special, and reflect on what this series means for the future of the MCU.

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In anticipation of the upcoming premiere of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, host Tara provides some analysis of the identity arcs of Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes in the MCU so far (plus a few notes on Sharon Carter and Zemo), inspired by the Marvel LEGENDS episodes about these characters.

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All aboard the Ship of Theseus! It's the finale. This week, host Tara is joined by return guest, MCU superfan Rich Camarda, to discuss WandaVision episode 9, “The Series Finale.”

As we grapple with the role of this episode in both the WandaVision series and the larger MCU, we reflect on character arcs, misdirects, and unanswered questions. And, as the parent of twins, Rich has some things to say about the kids' ending!

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It’s time to look at some real reruns. This week, host Tara is joined by return guest CH to discuss WandaVision episode 8, “Previously On”

We discuss the power of television, the resonance of "shenanigans," and WandaVision’s fitting take on a bottle episode of sorts (I mean, talk about bottled up emotions, am I right?)

After you, superstar.

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Cynical humor and superhero landings and villain songs, oh my! This week, host Tara is joined by prolific author Pat Shand to discuss WandaVision episode 7, “Breaking the Fourth Wall.”

Pat has written four Marvel "literary universe" novels as well as numerous original comics, graphic novels, and stories. (Destiny, NY is a personal favorite!)

Pat brings his perspective as a writer into our conversation about the significance of this episode AND what WandaVision means for the future of both the MCU and television more broadly.

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Let’s keep it going! This week, host Tara reflects on the big ideas of WandaVision episode 6, “All-New Halloween Spooktacular!.”

I have a lot of thoughts on Uncle Pietro, Agnes the Witch, and sweet Billy. I also take some time to unpack this week’s theme song and that darn commercial! Sit back and enjoy the show, little dudes.

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Should we just take it from the top? This week, Tara is joined by college student and return guest Rachal Genualdo to discuss WandaVision episode 5, “On A Very Special Episode...”

We talk 80s TV tropes, the themes of loss of control and escapism, and how this show continues to brilliantly interweave medium and meaning. Plus, Rachal shares some insightful connections to Age of Ultron and Infinity War.

No children or dogs were harmed in the making of this podcast episode.

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