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Captain America, family shout-outs and hairy Daniel Radcliffe (Patreon)

Published:
2025-03-05 00:00:07
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2025-03-11 15:58:20
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2026-06
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What do you get when you z-list superheroes, developers scared of their own game and a fictional trip to Tokyo? It’s episode 4 of Respec, whether you like it or not.

Respec is the EXP companion podcast where each week, Adam, Chris and Dave talk through the latest content on the EXP channel. 

It’s movie night at EXP towers as your very own Fantastic Three talk about the Captain America franchise, where it all went wrong for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and break down the process of eking out 11 seconds of movie footage to cover 20 minutes of detailed Jonathan chat.

We ask the big questions: is Captain America silly fun, or boots-on-the-ground realism? Who was really the goodie in Civil War? And can we ever be convinced to care about the MCU again?

We want to hear from you! Comment underneath this podcast post on Patreon, or drop us a message on Discord - let us know your fancasts for the MCU Wolverine.

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TankJ0ck3y

The main nuance of Civil War is that Tony believes there should be oversight for superheroes, but that means there will be some sort of administrative body, perhaps government affiliated, which can decide what threats the superheroes are allowed to deal with. It's already established that even an agency like SHIELD can be infiltrated by people with ulterior motives. Cap believes they should be free to choose their own battles, trading government bias for his own. Cap is the kind of paragon who will never take no for an answer because he always believes what he is doing is right. Fortunately for everyone, he's usually right, but it can be a flaw in the right circumstance.

toasted_dust_bunny

Captain America is my favorite franchise mainly due to Steve’s relationship with Bucky. Their synergy during the First Avenger was written and executed well. In particular, Steve siding with Bucky at the end of civil war speaks volumes about his values. He understands that a brain washed winter soldier wasn’t Bucky and is willing to do anything to help his brother in arms.

Ambergris

Boys I am so happy to have the opportunity to support your work :) Thanks for taking the big risk of starting Exp. It's great to have you back. And it's great to get to meet the unsung heroes of Experts React--the editors--as well as hearing more from the goats, Dave and Jonathan.