I can't find the exact source, but I recall hearing that Kevin Fiege said anyone who was in a potentially dangerous situation upon unsnapping, such as in a plane, wouldn't appear exactly where they snapped from, but instead the nearest safe location.
Oh I had heard the opposite, that people in dangerous locations reappeared in that exact location.
I think past a certain point it doesn't matter anymore. Obviously there're tiers of "importance" within the MCU, and the TV stuff is at the bottom of the barrel.
I certainly agree that TV would be of lower importance, though that's arguably for the best.
Well honestly the problem is the politics behind the development. If you want an honest version of the Flag Smashers look at the situation going on around covid in places like India, Hungary and Hong Kong and that is how a group like Flag Smashers would be formed during the Blip is because the repressive measures to control the situation became so unbearable that people decided to fight back or flee for greener pastures
I think I'd see some dude dressed as Cap and acting like a maniac and would also put two and two together. You don't need more than a couple of lines for context. Now I'd get more of a kick for recognizing him and being a part of this bigger thing, because more than just movies or shows Disney sells a social experience that lets people feel included and involved in the superhero equivalent of The Truman Show (but with better contracts). But at the end of the day we're always dealing with an alien invasion of some sort so it's not rocket science just because I skip on holding pattern movies/shows.
Why would the first two be surprises? Isn’t that exactly who she is in the comics?
Sure, but the films still treat it as a surprise. I even thought that they did the whole "she's a Carter" reveal at the end of Winter Soldier, but turns out they saved it for Civil War.
I was kinda thinking it'd be Thunderbolt Ross trying to get his own team of Avengers after they told him to go fuck himself in Infinity War.
