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Pretty cool ep
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It was a great tonal shift to a more nefarious Twilight Zone narrative, though the Deninngs cutesy quips were lame
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I laughed at "no one cares"
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Much better
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That was a really fun episode.
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Now we're really starting to roll! Good stuff. The preview for episode 5 looks BONKERS!

Also, when the opening cords for Voodoo Child hit at the end was anyone else waiting for Hollywood Hogan to come in and hit Vision with the leg drop?
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I could watch an entire show just based on around returning from the blip.
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Yes, I have wanted stories that take place in the five years during the snap and post snap. This really scratches that itch. I would be lying though if I didn't say some of the characters grate on my nerves (particularly Dennings who has dialed up the obnoxious nerdiness to an 11).
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That show was kind of already made, it was called the Leftovers.
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That would suck for every person that was dusted while flying on a plane, riding in a car on the highway, taking a cruise, etc.
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That was covered by Hulks snap. Everyone returns safely, regardless of what they were doing when they were dusted.
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No doubt. That was pretty amazing.
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I've thought about this countless times and agree, it would be totally cool to see what happened when suddenly, 4.5 billion people, along with other mammals and sea life appear out of the blue.

How are they fed? Where do they sleep? Are their bank accounts and credit cards still valid? How did countries across the world deal with a massive influx of people that had been gone for 5 years?

That concept alone could be a series.
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Hawkeyes wife's phone stayed active for the entire five years.
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