Chris Ryan

But if a guy gets shoved off a building, it's supposed to be a dramatic moment where you're like, is this it for this character?

And or, you know, even if he's just the edge of the building, because that's a place I'm sure there's dozens of more moments where guys got a gun on our hero and he's standing at the edge of a roof and it's like, what's going to happen?

I think that if you can throw webs from your wrists to save your own life.

it kind of just robs the dramatic moment.

And that's something that comes up a couple of times in these two episodes that I've watched.

I also, I mean, as noir storytelling goes, I have found it a little bit too in between one long story and episodic stories of like, and now I have another case this week, you know?

Um...

It's a cool idea, and I applaud them being able to do it.

There's also a little bit of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

stuff happening here where I'm like, you guys, is it Spider-Man or what?

Like, you know, like... Choose.

Just, if this is, like, let these guys cook.

Like, let them have the toolbox or don't.

Did you like the stuff with Gleeson and Haas, the Silverman stuff?

I like those actors.

I think that anybody who works... Most people who work in 2026 probably know the experience of, wow, there's a lot of people on this Zoom now.

How did this happen?

You know what I mean?

Yes.

And it's like, it's not a bad thing.