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No no, please continue explaining the things that were said over two years ago by others in this thread, and make sure you continue using a tone that makes it sound like you are explaining it to children. And that's ignoring your super-edgy initial comment which you're trying to backpedal from...

Cool. We'll let the investigators know, they probably hadn't thought of that.

When is that big press conference supposed to be where the Navy (or someone with the government, I forget) is going to "tell us everything?" I need to get my Price is Right *womp womp* sound effect ready.

Dude, I don't know, I don't drink coffee, let alone any made from poop. I just went off of the FSR post that said lemurs. I know some animal is famous for that, but whatever it is, I still can't imagine looking at poop and thinking I could make it into a drink.

Inspired by a post in the FSR. At some point, someone watched a lemur taking a shit and thought, "I bet if I ground that up and ran it through a coffee maker, it would taste amazing and people would pay insane amounts for it." Like, how does that even enter into your thought process?

Without the world class intellect and ability to invent shit on par with Tony Stark, I assume? Or is she some child prodigy like that ReRe Ironheart chick too?

Pretty much exactly how I felt about it. Really glad I watched it, and looking forward to more. Also, I have no idea what the lore is supposed to be, but I don't really care.

I'm a little busy at work to read all those pages right now, but can you just tell me if it ends with "Better Nate than lever" or him becoming the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?

Taskmaster identity speculation incoming. I'll spoiler it just so no one complains, but this is just me theorycrafting. And it is very possible that it has already been discussed here or in some of the videos linked that I can't watch at work, so maybe I'm just repeating stuff everyone else knows.

I hereby renounce my skepticism. That good police officer's photo from 1980, and the completely truthful story he told ("It was a lovely story, and he told it so well!" - In Living Color), has totally convinced me.

I watched the first episode and enjoyed it enough. I also don't mind if the main characters happen to be "diverse" if it fits the narrative, which it does in this case with everyone thinking they are dirty foreigners. And that main chick is weirdly compelling to me, like more than she should...