u/Emotional-Chipmunk12

Writers today are too afraid to be edgy. A lot of the jokes from the first few seasons would be considered "problematic", even thought that was the freaking point. Archer lost its charm in the later seasons and ended up being WAY too vanilla and bland.

For those unaware, Captain Marvel had Carol give Fury a pager so that he could contact her in an emergency. Now why is this a plot hole? Well, when the whole world was threatened by Loki and his army, Fury put together a team to stop them. And you know what most people who constitute as an emergency? NEW YORK BEING DECIMATED BY FLYING SHIPS FROM SPACE. Before CM came out, we were under the impression that the Avengers were the only ones who could stop this threat. No one else in the entire universe could help. After the movie was released, we found out that Fury APPARENTLY had a pager that could summon a super powerful hero, capable of wrecking spaceships and various aliens. So when everything was at risk, Nick never thought, "Hmmm. Maybe, just maybe, I should call in a hero who's had first hand experience beating aliens." You see how infuriating this plot hole is? By saying that Fury had that pager the entire time, the studio made him look like a moron. Some people may argue that she wouldn't have been there in time to help. In the middle of the final battle? Possibly. But Fury had ALL that time between Loki's escape and the city wide invasion to page her. Pretty sure she could've traveled to Earth in a day or two. Look how quick she was in Endgame. I obviously know the reason why she wasn't there in the first movie (her character wasn't established), but there had to be a better way to retcon her absence. Maybe she went into a coma for decades, or the pager somehow broke after she left. But as is, it once again turns Fury into a joke. The only bigger offense against Fury was when we found out how he REALLY lost his eye. Absolutely RETARDED.

Even a boy genius is prone to some familiar nicknames.

Yeah, she's a bully and she has an unhealthy obsession with Arnold, but she's not unhinged in a way that would make sense given her family. Between her self-centered, uncaring father, her alcoholic mother, and her "perfect" big sister, it's a miracle she isn't worse off. Really speaks to her strength of character.

Also, that tribute to Stan Lee in the show's final moments where Frank says "I'll dance with you" and then guns down some criminals while letting loose his war cry? MASTERWORK. Madani was pretty dull, though. Basically a less memorable Misty Knight. Still a decent show overall. More people need to see it.