Marvel Movie Talk - "X-Men '97" SPOILER-FILLED Reaction (Season 2, Episodes 1-3)

By the way, this is the only week where we're going to get three episodes.

It's going to...

I don't know, Katie.

I feel like it'll be more painful next week because we're only getting one.

And the rest of the way, we're only getting one.

They spoiled us, don't you think?

They did.

But I'm also like still reeling from everything that happened in these first three episodes that like I need more time to process this.

And I've already rewatched the third episode like a second time because I was like, I feel like I missed all of that.

Yeah.

So we ended season one.

The X-Men is sort of sort of split into.

Well, technically they're split into three factions, but.

One group sent into the future, one group sent into the past.

And we catch up with the group in the past at first.

But I love the meeting of the minds between Cable and Bishop.

And Bishop gives us that great line from the trailer, which is, we've got to get the X-Men back to the 90s.

And I'm like, yes, exactly.

That's what we need.

And then there's another line later about just how the 1990s was the most vulnerable time for the X-Men.

And don't I know it, by the way.

That was the one that really got me.

Did

it hurt a little bit for you? Future

Apocalypse being like, yes, I need to attack the X-Men in the 1990s.