unfortunately the previous D+ shows have conditioned me to think 3 is most likelyLoki raising the giant stone pillar when it falls is a big red flag that something is wrong, since he's never really exhibited that kind of power before afaik
its either a (1) time or other infinity stone (2) the whole setup is an illusion inside sylvie (or lokis) mind or (3) the writers suck and don't care about who has what powers. we'll find out next episode!
I enjoyed the last episode. Slightly torn on the borderline Yorkshire accent she had and it does make me wonder when you lot will ever accept Brits don't always have to play your villians.
I mean, it's been 245 years since you showed us the door, let it go already.
Its just the most convenient shortcut. There isnt another accent that makes you want to punch a person in the face so strongly as that smarmy fancy-ass British one.I enjoyed the last episode. Slightly torn on the borderline Yorkshire accent she had and it does make me wonder when you lot will ever accept Brits don't always have to play your villians.
I mean, it's been 245 years since you showed us the door, let it go already.
Swearengen didn't have a British accent. Though he was obviously a man of refined tastes.
I guess I know too many Brits, and/or too many British accents to think that. I find most of them comforting, like meeting an old friend, since I work with so many.I enjoyed the last episode. Slightly torn on the borderline Yorkshire accent she had and it does make me wonder when you lot will ever accept Brits don't always have to play your villians.
I mean, it's been 245 years since you showed us the door, let it go already.
Ah right, the character was from England, but dropped the accent.
I was having a hard time thinking of a good bad guy, in an American production, with a British accent (since the other 2 were entirely UK productions). My first thought as a third pick, was Richard Roper (The Night Manager), but that character was an actually super rich high society guy, and it was another UK production.
I can think of a few, Andy Serkis, Ian McDiarmid, Mark Strong, Anthony Hopkins, Guy Pearce, Tom Hardy, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
Edit: and stick around for the post credit scene, lol.