"Always Forward" - Official Marvel's "Luke Cage" Season 2 Thread
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That Tilda is her daughter from her rape by her Uncle Pete
i like this Bushmaster character so far.
but they should have hired my guy BR for one of the Jamaican roles
that cop is her that played Faith in Notorious right ? she looks good as a detective.
edit...its criminal that this hasn't be redone in Harlem Paradise with the live band.
but they should have hired my guy BR for one of the Jamaican roles
that cop is her that played Faith in Notorious right ? she looks good as a detective.
edit...its criminal that this hasn't be redone in Harlem Paradise with the live band.
Im only on episode 7 but I love the Jamaican influence in this season.. I liked that season of American Horror Story where they were witches or some shyt.. Creoles and Caribbean add an extra element that always make shyt dope to me.. Cant explain it.. Probably the voodoo shyt
Harlem's Hero is not well right now
Claire ran off
Luke needs help
Harlem's Hero is not well right now
Claire ran off
Luke needs help
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Breh that shyt was smooooth. I need to ride around with that playing. It got creepy though since you knew it was a murder squad on the prowl lol.
i like this Bushmaster character so far.
but they should have hired my guy BR for one of the Jamaican roles
that cop is her that played Faith in Notorious right ? she looks good as a detective.
edit...its criminal that this hasn't be redone in Harlem Paradise with the live band.
That dude playing Bushmaster is so great for the role.. Even down to the lighting... His evilnesss is just always there.. Like when he went to the club to talk to Mariah.. It was spooky bruh.. Spooky.. Spook
fukk all that though.. Bruh is a very good villain.
Phirana - "Luke", "Luuuuuuukkkkeee
"
Pure comedy
Who was that fat dude singing?
Exactly. It would fade out when they went to an indoor scene..
Hear that shyt and you know guns are waiting outside. This season is somethin else
becoming King was a necessary evil
It’s official: Cloak & Dagger definitely shares the same corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Luke Cage. In the Season 2 episode “If It Ain’t Rough, It Ain’t Right,” the Netflix series referenced a key character from the freshman Freeform show, in what might be Marvel Netflix’s first mention of a Marvel TV series outside its own network. As it turns out, Luke Cage characters Misty Knight and Nandi Tyler know Cloak & Dagger‘s Brigid O’Reilly.
“Inspector West called. Callahan is in Maui, and O’Reilly moved to New Orleans,” Nandi explained. “None of them know you quit. West said until One Police Plaza sends somebody else, you’re the highest ranking detective here. You’re in charge.”
The mention of O’Reilly here is, of course, paramount. Considering Cloak & Dagger takes place in New Orleans, it seems very likely that the O’Reilly namedropped on Luke Cage is the same character that appears in the flesh on Cloak & Dagger. What’s more, on Cloak & Dagger, O’Reilly’s coworkers have made it abundantly clear she is from out of town.
In “Stained Glass,” Cloak & Dagger‘s third episode, Detective Connors taunted O’Reilly with the fact she isn’t from New Orleans. “I thought the NYPD only hired the best and brightest,” he said. When he told her she owed him a beer, he added, “Make sure it’s none of that Brooklyn hipster shyt.”
At this point in Cloak & Dagger, O’Reilly hasn’t specified where exactly she transferred from. Luke Cage Season 2, however, establishes she worked in Harlem. It’s possible, then, that she has past experience with enhanced individuals like Luke Cage, which may prepare her to work with Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson. Considering this major reference, we might even hear her refer to the events of Luke Cage in a future Cloak & Dagger episode. Regardless, Luke Cage proves once again that the MCU is all connected.
“Inspector West called. Callahan is in Maui, and O’Reilly moved to New Orleans,” Nandi explained. “None of them know you quit. West said until One Police Plaza sends somebody else, you’re the highest ranking detective here. You’re in charge.”
The mention of O’Reilly here is, of course, paramount. Considering Cloak & Dagger takes place in New Orleans, it seems very likely that the O’Reilly namedropped on Luke Cage is the same character that appears in the flesh on Cloak & Dagger. What’s more, on Cloak & Dagger, O’Reilly’s coworkers have made it abundantly clear she is from out of town.
In “Stained Glass,” Cloak & Dagger‘s third episode, Detective Connors taunted O’Reilly with the fact she isn’t from New Orleans. “I thought the NYPD only hired the best and brightest,” he said. When he told her she owed him a beer, he added, “Make sure it’s none of that Brooklyn hipster shyt.”
At this point in Cloak & Dagger, O’Reilly hasn’t specified where exactly she transferred from. Luke Cage Season 2, however, establishes she worked in Harlem. It’s possible, then, that she has past experience with enhanced individuals like Luke Cage, which may prepare her to work with Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson. Considering this major reference, we might even hear her refer to the events of Luke Cage in a future Cloak & Dagger episode. Regardless, Luke Cage proves once again that the MCU is all connected.
That was fukked up and also why Cottonmouth killed him.
All the women in this show.