mrspidey

I am quite sure it was.

Huh. I was sure Veidt was on Mars. Oh well, Europa is close enough, i guess.

That's pretty much the basics covered. The movie didn't deviate all that much from the graphic novel. Biggest change was the ending with framing Dr. Manhattan instead of using the Squid. Everything that's happend in this world between the GN and this show is only part of the show's canon.

The red alert klaxons in the russian base were the same as the ones on the Death Star.

Kinda weird, watching this tha same day as "Stranger Things". The Big Bad feels kinda samey...

This was the absolute best FitzSimmons episode ever. A real Tour de Force by Ian and Elizabeth. You could tell they had a lot of fun with this one.

Jessica backhanding Trish all across that alley felt so damn satisfying. What a self-absorbed moron.

Pretty sure he was on his way to become King beyond the Wall there at the end. Good ending for him. House Stark basically rules ALL of Westeros now.

Jesus fucking Christ, those Geiger counters going crazy at the end... More terrifying than any horror movie. BTW, the firemen's suits are still lying in that room to this day. They are also still extremely radioactive.

Technically, the prophecy was kinda fullfilled. Cersei died by a Cave-In caused by a younger sibling of Rhaegar. The prophecy never specifies whose younger sibling it is.

But that doesn't even make sense! Last season, Thanos was already attacking New York and now, one year later, the Snap hasn't happened yet? What the hell??

Soooo, i'm guessing the AoS runners weren't told about the five year jump and just assumed everything would be back to normal one year later and the Snappening never even happened?

Cygnus X-1, huh? That's actually the designation of a stellar black hole in the constellation of Cygnus (duh!). Is that what that secreat weapon does? Create black holes?

Assuming, they survive all of it: Dany and Jon married and as equal rulers. Jon rules the North (and the Riverlands), Dany gets the rest.