Super Into It: A Marvel Watch Podcast

"Madam, a god doesn't plead." No trickery here! The women of Super Into It are embracing the mischief of spooky season with the pilot episode of Loki. This chaotic god with his dramatic hair flips and unchecked daddy issues gives television a glorious new purpose, so we had no choice but to kneel and dissect this deceptive new series. From San Diego Comic-Con appearances to Cap impressions to the lack of cowboy hats on Owen Wilson's head, the time has come to tackle the chaos of Loki's latest plan. We also make our case for why Hawkeye could be one of the coolest (and festive) projects to come out of Phase 4 and reveal our ideal fan-casting for Captain America in Rogers: The Musical. And, because there's so much good TV out there right now, we have to go off about Ted Lasso and Only Murders In the Building. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on Loki Episode 1? Check out Shelby's review for Fangirlish and Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV. What We're Super Into: Hawkeye Only Murders In the Building Sex Education Selena + Chef Ted Lasso Sources: Hawkeye Trailer Shelby's Ted Lasso Reviews Alicia's Good Place Twist Theory Loki's SDCC Appearance

"Hello Peter" The Spider-Man: No Way Home teaser trailer broke the internet, blew minds, and smashed records after months of agonizing anticipation and a few expected leaks. Despite being months (and one Disney+ series) out from the film, we have to discuss the trailer that set the internet aflame with theories and let loose a multiverse-sized bombshell on the Marvel franchise. Join us as we revisit the coolest moments of this teaser and breakdown of all the doctored footage, web-slinging action, and Sinister Six easter eggs. This episode also explores the craziest theories on the table, including why Holland's Peter Parker is wearing a suit from a previous Spider-Man iteration, whether Doctor Strange's is actually the worst, and the potential for a certain crime-fighting lawyer to appear. Our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back and this time it looks like he's bringing more than just the neighborhood our way! Sources: Kirsten Dunst & Deborah Ann Woll spotted in LA Free Guy "Captain America" Cameo Marvel's Daredevil (Netflix) What If...? Is Canon Alfred Molina Tells All No Way Home Lego sets Morbius Meets Vulture (Clip)

We close the book on Bucky and Sam's spin-off journey with one last episodic discussion of "One World, One People." Falcon and The Winter Soldier's final chapter is an epic introduction to Sam Wilson's Captain America. It's also a reflection of what we loved about this season, and what we really did not. So, join us as we weigh in on Sam's new suit, the return of Sharon Carter (and the alternate ending she deserved), Bucky's choice in ice cream cake, and the power of a good super-hero monologue. We also discuss Teen Wolf's 10th anniversary, the opening of Avengers Campus at Disneyland, and our predictions for Team Cap's future in the MCU with special guest Christina Cerutti (Move For Mind). Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on Episode 6? Check out Shelby's review for Fangirlish and Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV. And you can follow Christina on Twitter here! What We're Super Into: Lucifer DC's Legends of Tomorrow Roller Skating Tik Tok Love Victor Teen Wolf Sources: Move For Mind Podcast Captain America 4 News Avengers Campus Opening Ceremonies Bringing Sam's Captain America Suit to Life

It's time to talk about the episode that is second last in Falcon and The Winter Soldier's roster, but number one in our hearts. "Truth" is a phenomenal penultimate that showcases everything we love about this spin-off and everything we want Bucky and Sam's solo journey to be. We're talking domestic Winter Soldier, plot-thickening training montages, freaking Julia Louis-Dreyfus, bonding on a boat, and flirting — so much damn flirting! This blissful character study explores the darker legacy of Captain America while paving the way for a greater version of the mantle to take the stage. It's a superhero off-duty special we've yet to stop talking about. This episode doesn't stop there! We also dive into the nostalgia of SDCC circa 2019, Netflix's inability to renew Julie and The Phantoms, Alicia's deep dislike for The Devil All the Time, and the legacy of Sense8 with special guest Shadia Omer (Den of Geek, Guilt-Free TV). Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on Episode 5? Check out Shelby's review for Fangirlish and Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV. And you can follow Shadia on Twitter here! What We're Super Into: Grey's Anatomy Olivia Rodrigo's "Sour" Sense8 New Amsterdam Cruella Shadow and Bone — Into the Grishaverse Sources: Tell-Tale TV Awards Alicia's Cherry and The Devil All the Time reviews Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Cloak Reveal Stan Lee: Who Would Win In a Fight First Look at Eternals

We return to the world of Sam and Bucky just in time to discuss the show's most devastating episode — "The Whole World Is Watching". We struggled to put our thoughts about this gruelling tirade into words given the gaggle of character deaths, Bucky's emotionally devastating breakdown, and women so powerful they make us cry. After all, it's not every day you get to see a football captain turned government propaganda tool destroy a beloved symbol of Captain America while you're trying to survive a pandemic. Regardless of how horrifying it is to see how little John Walker understands the assignment, we also dive into the coolest moments of this blockbuster episode. Including Dora Milaje's brilliant backdoor pilot, Zemo's Daddy vibes, and the sexual undertones of his Cherry Blossom tea offer. So grab your tissues and your metaphorical pitchforks as we dive into this high-stakes episode of Falcon and The Winter Soldier! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on Episode 4? Check out Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV and Shelby's review for Fangirlish. What We're Super Into: Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard - "Prince Harry" (Ep. 325) Ted Lasso, but especially this video! Stanley Cup Playoffs Marc-André Fleury/Vegas Golden Knights Sources: MTV Movie Awards 2021 Knives Out 2 Casting News Black Widow Sneak Peek Just for Variety with Marc Malkin - "Sebastian Stan" Sebastian Stan's Hilarious Daniel Bruhl Story Daniel J. Layton on Karli's Dialogue Behind the Scenes of Bucky's Knife Fight

In the spirit of the god of mischief, we give you this super chaotic (and somewhat cynical) episodic breakdown of Falcon and The Winter Soldier Season 1 Episode 3, "Power Broker," with special guest Kat Pettibone (Tell-Tale TV, Julie and the Podcasters). We debate the good, the bad, and the ugly of what might be the season's weakest episode but, objectively, it's hottest. We ask all the important questions you need answers to like; Why are all the Spider-Man actors such horrible liars? Who let Bucky Barnes watch Prison Break? And, does Hawkeye actually have the coolest weapon in the MCU? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on Episode 3? Check out Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV and Shelby's review for Fangirlish. What We're Super Into: Teen Wolf Shadow and Bone (but really Milo) Avengers: Infinity War Spider-Man: Homecoming Sebastian Stan's Instagram Podcast Resources: Shang-Chi Trailer Bucky's Birthday Bash (Entertainment Weekly Interview) Andrew Garfield Is a Liar (Happy Sad Confused Podcast) Kari Skogland Talks Filming Post-Production Shutdown (Collider) Wyatt Russell Asked Marvel If Walker Got Blipped (CinemaBlend)

Join us for a good old-fashioned John Walker Roast — oh, and an episodic break down of Falcon and The Winter Soldier Season 1 Episode 2, "The Star-Spangled Man"! Since this episode insists on introducing us to Marvel's off-brand Captain America, it's only right that we evaluate his job performance from an entirely unbias perspective, of course. We also touch on the chaos magic that is Sam and Bucky's therapy scene improv, the audacity it takes to call yourself Battlestar, and why Stanley Tucci's performance in Captain America: The First Avenger is timeless. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more podcast content, and keep a lookout for our Scener watch parties. Want to read more of our thoughts on this episode? Check out Alicia's review for Tell-Tale TV and Shelby's review for Fangirlish. What We're Super Into: Bridgerton (TV & Book Series) Never Have I Ever (Netflix) The Gray Man (Netflix) Monday Podcast Resources: Behind the Scenes of Good Morning America's Marvel Debut (The View) Truth: Red, White & Black by Robert Morales Amy Aquino On That Iconic Therapy Scene (Collider) Chris Evans Has Perfect Running Form La'Ron Hines Quizzes Kids About the Golden Globes Loki - Official Trailer (Disney+) Black Widow - Final Trailer

Your friendly neighborhood podcasters are here and excited to talk about all the marvellous superhero things happening in pop culture right now! Join us each episode to discuss the latest Marvel projects, the TV shows we're hyped about, and what we are currently "super into". Along with a variety of episodes dissecting popular projects and our favorite superhero films, we will also analyze Marvel's Disney Plus series, starting with Falcon and The Winter Soldier. This first installment is all about Season 1 Episode 1, "New World Order," which means we're discussing Bucky's trauma sweet spot, Chris Evan's voice cameo, superhero finances, and that insufferable first look at John Walker. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for podcast updates, memes, and even more Marvel Cinematic Universe discussions. Feel free to send us your thoughts on the podcast, suggestions for projects we should cover, and your own takes on the MCU. Our Reviews of Falcon and The Winter Soldier Season 1 Episode 1, "New World Order": Shelby's Review for Fangirlish Alicia's Review for Tell-Tale TV What We're Super Into: Shadow and Bone (Netflix) "Shadow and Bone" by Leigh Bardugo Parks and Recreation (Peacock/Netflix CA) Hot Ones - Anthony Mackie (Youtube) Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Disney+) Captain America: Sam Wilson - The Complete Collection Vol. 1 Still Watching: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Premiere with Malcolm Spellman Malcolm Spellman - NME Interview

Join Alicia and Shelby, two long-time Marvel fans and press journalists, as they discuss their love for all things superheroes, pop culture, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.