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While watching the series for the first time, I wasn't quite sure if I was going to be able to keep track of everyone. Any time Alfie Allen appeared, his character’s trauma was palpable as Theon was brutalized to become Ramsay’s puppet. He’s severely flawed and committed some barbarous acts, but I found it hard to consider him a monster. If I’m to think about my real survival chances if I was born in Westeros, chances are I’d be dead or Sam.

While news of the latest actors to join the LucasFilm family was well-established for the better part of 2018, one surprise blew up the internet like the Death Stars being blasted into a million pieces. Afterleft its story with Luke Skywalker's death and Rey leading the resistance away from Kylo's army,journeys with new and familiar faces across the galaxies. While one big return of Billy Dee Williams returning as Lando Calrissian has been known for months and remains exciting news, nothing could shake the Star Wars fandom like the surprise re-entry of an old foe: Emperor Palpatine. In the minority of loving the prequels but in the majority of fans who love Ian McDiarmid, the return of Emperor Palpatine was nothing I ever expected.

After getting on each other's nerves about Fury's secrets, Tony's jealousy for Steve seeping in, and Steve's lack of Tony's flashy leadership, they finally led The Avengers to victory against Loki. This tiny moment signaled a million easter eggs from the previous movies , especially how they departed at the end of After getting on each other's nerves about Fury's secrets, Tony's jealousy for Steve seeping in, and Steve's lack of Tony's flashy leadership, they finally led The Avengers to victory against Loki. And if the biggest deaths come down to Tony and Steve, it also fits with Steve telling Tony in The Avengers: The only thing you really fight for is yourself. Chris might be the baby of a pirate and angel, but Thor has given so much to this series outside of The Avengers - something that I don't think is focused on as much as Tony and Steve.

Great relationships can feel like they’re built on honesty and trust, but one brief meeting with her fiance’s best man Richard (Andrew J. Cornelius) changes everything for Alex (Diana Gonzalez-Morett) – a hopeful Latinx bride who sees her white partner’s true colors about their cultural differences.draws attention to the complex lines drawn between love, race, and racism. Nervous yet excited for her doubtful maid-of-honor to meet her fiancé John (Sean Dube) and his best man, Alex believes John is exactly the man she wakes up to every morning. How we treat someone’s culture in our own lives speaks to how society treats minorities on a whole – women, people of color, LGBTQ, people with disabilities.is succinct and to the point of how what most consider microaggressions, small acts of ignorance, start to add up whether we are bystanders or in the direct line of dangerous judgement and attacks. Monaco’s attention to detail and the experiences she has witnessed in her own life creates a refreshing defiance of the typical roles women of color are presented with on-screen and shines a light on the daily conflicts they encounter in real life.