Let's Talk About: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - MCU TV Review

MCU TV continues with a look at an unexpected but very strong duo, working together to save the world, discover what their place is in it, and decide what the legacy should be for Captain America in this new world. My review of the Marvel Disney Plus series, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Let me know what you thought of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in the comments below. That's why this series is called "Let's Talk About"! Enjoy!
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[@daelen.cclark]

It’s interesting to see you talking about this series, again.

[@Infinite_Repeat]

I was looking forward to this series because I wanted to see heroes go on low stakes missions akin to the comics just taking on simple villains of the week. I think the politics in the show was a interesting place to go but don’t think it work out well. Definitely felt like they could of done more with Bucky and Sam before making Sam Captain America and now we’re gonna see then th the movies again
Maybe they should of made this show longer then 6 episodes

[@GameMaster-ig8oo]

First!

[@thaddeusr.3967]

Honestly this series is awful, and I hoped that it would be the only one but one other marvel series that proved to worse than this one. The primary problem is that there are so many unneeded politics, and it gets seriously irritating. In terms of characters: Sam (along with Issaiah) are just political pieces, Bucky has an interesting startup then quickly takes a backseat to Sam, Carly is another political mouthpiece that just hammers in the same message, Lemar was the best character until he was axed, and Walker is an amazing character who kept this series going after Lemar was gone. What is with that final fight scene? At first it looked like they were trying to build off of a flimsy relationship at best, then it looked like there would be a hasty redemption arc, then psych the writers axe her in the most anti climatic way possible. There are good elements. They are just buried under a whole lot of ick.