What If Season Two
SCORE: 53
The first season of What If tried to tie things together in an
interesting and coherent way. What If Season Two does not even try to do
that. Instead we get a few episodes at the end that tie in with the
journey of one character. What If Season Two really pushes and promotes
things we honestly could care less about. There are nine episodes in
What If Season Two that last between thirty to thirty-four minutes in
length.
There will be spoilers in my review of the What If Season Two animated
television show. There are ads and streaming lag/glitches since this is
an streaming service and television show. I did some research and was
unable to find a physical copy version of What If Season Two for sale in
the United States of America that looked legitimate. Maybe all three
seasons will be put together as one package and released in the future.
The issues families can have with What If Season Two are violence,
blood, bad language, magic, lack of attire, enticement to lust, false
gods, war on men and more. Many of the stories in What If Season Two
follow the MCU movies with a different take. These same episodes almost
always give us a liberal happy ending. I wish What If Season Two
explored how things would go if there was an unhappy ending once in
awhile.
There is some humor within What If Season Two. Both Noah and myself had
some laugh out loud moments while watching What If Season Two. What If
Season Two obsesses over Peggy Carter and puts multiple episodes around
her. I would yawn about that, but even a yawn is too much effort for my
reaction. What If Season Two also has American tribal members get super
powers and defeat the Conquistadors.
The main bad guy in What If Season Two is the Doctor Strange from the
last season. The one that went bad, went good again, and now has gone
bad again. This Doctor Strange is building a forge to recreate his
universe again. He just needs this one character - the American tribal
chick. Somehow this primitive lady knows all about Doctor Strange's
plans. She and Peggy Carter stop him. Yawn.
The bad guy in What If Season Two makes little sense. Also he needed
this one more person to power the forge. The forget was powered and
worked even though many of the people did not make it into the forge.
Writers forget their own logic in What If Season Two? Doctor Strange
could have gone to a plethora of other universes and got other
characters instead of bringing the two that stopped him. Am I the only
one that thinks about these things?
- Paul
Video: 50%
Audio: 60%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Functionality: 55%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%
System: Disney+
Publisher: Disney
Developer: Marvel Studios
Rating: ‘TV-14’ – FOURTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Intense Violence, Coarse
Language}
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