I had the same feelings around FaWS, I just find Falcon to be an incredibly bland character. Loki and WandaVision were much more what I hoped for from a Marvel TV Show. I know Hawkeye will be far more grounded in reality, but I'm glad they're giving it a whimsical Christmas romp to spice up what could be just another "Vigilante punch badguy" show. I'm hoping it's like Diehard, for archery nerds.
Have you read Fraction’s Hawkeye? If not, you should because you’re in for a treat. Best superhero comic in the past 20 years.
Would that be an appropriate read for a 10-12 year old?
Probably. I think an adult would enjoy it more but it would likely still be fun for a child though. The old Claremont X-Men books I read as a 12 year old make more sense now as an adult but I still loved them as a kid. They are mainstream Marvel books.
My freinds in England said they laughed there behinds off at Housebroken btw. They like Bob's as well. Have not had the urge or time yet here.
It's funny hearing you call the Simpsons family-friendly, as they were often pointed at as a sign of eroding values at the time, even getting heat from the President. But yeah, it's relatively tame compared to tv these days, and a lot of stories are grounded in actual lower-middle-class concerns.
Quality trails off around season twelve, I think it's worth sticking with until then, but no need at all to hit every season. It's probably been bad now longer than it was ever good, but it peaks about season 4-7 IMO. Just straight gold that whole time.
Yeah, had I not come of age during their golden years run and not played their arcade game at our local pizza parlor all the time, I wouldn't have that nostalgia to grasp onto which is what I'm clinging to right now. Every time I hear the opening credits it takes me back to sitting in my living room as a kid. The Simpsons mythos to me is somehow greater than the actual show.
). The characters' development and diversity were more than I originally expected. I like the drawing style too. The soundtrack was also really good, especially in season 2. I hope they come out with a season 3! Now I recognize @Bennnnn avatar picture. 
Yes! I think it’s great! And for two main reasons: 1) I love the style and 2) it’s just really pleasant and funny.Finished watching Hilda the other day. I stumbled upon it while looking for an easy watch after finishing BoJack Horseman (which is definitely NOT light-hearted or kid-friendly
And just when you think you might have a handle on who is the Worst Human, another contender will step up and plumb the depths of rockbottom even deeper.
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It's interesting to see someone who hasn't actually watched it growing up. Most people I know or come in contact with have some familiarity with it.
. I'd recommend some individual episodes but if you're not really a fan of the characters and it's not sticking, individual ones may not do it justice either.Bolded is where I'd say the quality drop is. Now, to be fair, I was watching syndicated re-runs every day after school around seasons 12-15 so I do have a soft spot for some of those episodes. Some of them are poor, but there's the occasional good one in there. I think my threshold for Simpsons is a little bit more generous.
