I'm not trying to beat a dead horse here, and I know the concensus is already "this was bad," but I think we need to point the finger in the right directions.
#1 This was a really poorly written show. There was no care given to continuity, consistency, or logic. There were loads of habitable planets the Skrulls could have taken that were already in MCU movies. The severely contaminated base somwhow had no ill effect on the dozen humans that soent months there. Fury didn't ask any Avengers for help because reasons (oh, and it was critically important to his plan to give Gravik and G'iah nearly unlimited power, also for reasons).
I'm not saying this was the worst written MCU product, because Love & Thunder happened, but it was a total dud.
Also, Sam L. Jackson really stunk it up. Sorry, but he did. This was much more 'Snakes on a Plane' than it was 'A Time to Kill.'
#1 This was a really poorly written show. There was no care given to continuity, consistency, or logic. There were loads of habitable planets the Skrulls could have taken that were already in MCU movies. The severely contaminated base somwhow had no ill effect on the dozen humans that soent months there. Fury didn't ask any Avengers for help because reasons (oh, and it was critically important to his plan to give Gravik and G'iah nearly unlimited power, also for reasons).
I'm not saying this was the worst written MCU product, because Love & Thunder happened, but it was a total dud.
Also, Sam L. Jackson really stunk it up. Sorry, but he did. This was much more 'Snakes on a Plane' than it was 'A Time to Kill.'