Therapist Ranks MARVEL Bromances 

This list is tragically missing Nat and Clint. Yeah, not 'bros' but that is a platonic relationship that I ride hard for. It's so rare that male/female relationships are allowed to be close and powerful while not crowbarring romance into it. Nat and Clint are my #1... okay, Steve and Bucky and Nat and Clint are tied.

Bromances are somehow more heartwarming and sweet than romances

Let’s be honest, Jonathan and Alan are the true Bromance of the century

You know, just now watching Bucky save Steve’s neck in the alley for the first time since the movie came out, I feel like Bucky’s reaction is actually really honorable. He stopped the fight, and instead of pursuing the guy he let it go and went back to Steve. Clearly, he’s not in it for the fight.

I love the call back to Sam being a leader for veteran support groups. Bucky has literally been a solider for decades, and not all of them willingly. Honestly, I don't think anyone else on the roster could have gotten through to him like Sam does in that scene. Certainly not the therapist lady.

Peter and Ned have such a sweet friendship NWH broke me when they did the handshake one last time

Ok, so, I didn’t think “he’s undervaluing how much his friendship adds to their life” would hit me as hard as it is. I think I need to meditate on this for a bit.

I think part of the reason the therapist is as stern as she was with Sam and Bucky, is that they're soldiers. First and foremost that's a massive part of who they are, and so she's talking to them in a way they recognize and can more easily respond to

"If he was wrong about you, then he was wrong about me" makes the tears burst from my eyes every time! It's up there on my list of insta-cry, right after Iroh: "I was never angry with you. I was sad because I was afraid you'd lost your way."

Marvel’s approach to normalizing healthy, emotionally open and vulnerable male friendships is something I think it deserves more credit for. In the blockbuster action movie landscape, it’s honestly a rare thing to see a franchise be so consistent about.

I wish they’d shown that little clip of Bucky comforting Steve after his mom’s funeral. That’s a good friend there.

I ADORE the bromance between Sam and Bucky, because they had to work for it. They not only had to put aside their differences in order to collaborate professionally, but in order to do so, they had to work on themselves as people, i.e. Sam not believing himself enough and Bucky carrying guilt. In the end, they ended up with the start of a beautiful friendship. Not based on how they knew Steve, but because ultimately, they got to know each other. :)

What I love about Steve and Bucky is the genuine warmth between them. While other BroTPs use snark, sass, or witty banter to establish “we are besties,” Steve and Bucky are always very warm, sometimes a little humorous, but I’d say never witty/snarky. And it’s been that way forever. Even back in the 40’s when Bucky is essentially everything Steve wants to be (strong, soldier, and good with ladies), there’s never any feeling of Bucky being better, he never talks down to Steve, the only picking at each other you really ever see is regarding Steve trying to (illegally) enlist and Bucky being the voice of reason. … which I also think plays into Civil War where we really get to see how much of a daredevil Steve really is 😂 and how much he needs Bucky to reign in his kamikaze self. But yeah, I mean Bucky shows up at Steve’s place after his mom dies and is like hey I’m here, you’re not going through this alone, I won’t let you. Hard not to root for people who genuinely care and express their care. ❤ Also, I’ve met Anthony Mackey and Sebastian Stan and I’m 100% convinced all the banter in Falcon & The Winter Soldier is just them improvising 😂

I feel like Nat and Clint definitely have a healthy bromance. 🤷

The bit about Peter undervaluing his worth in their friendship is so true in my case. I always thought of my friends as greater people than me and I always found the good in them even when they couldn't. I just didn't realize that they viewed me the same way, until one day we were all talking and we brought up what we liked each other. I had so much to say for everyone else but when it came to me, they were all saying these great qualities about me that I didn't even know. I was uncomfortable but thanked them to be polite, which would have got the conversation moving if it were anybody else. No, these precious friends of mine immediately could tell that I didn't believe them and each gave me an example of something I did which supported each of their points. This went on until they knew I started to believe. I am not one to cry in front of others, I always hid and cried but that day I teared up because I finally felt seen and valued. Those friends I made sure to never let them go because I knew 100% that each of them has my back. It's been many years since that day, and we have all managed to stay strong together. I'm so glad that God managed to cross our paths so that we could meet and become best friends.

"But look at how he cradles the raccoon!" "I knoOowWw... it's so adorable!" Alan and Jonathan best, most healthy bromance. Hands down.

Even in the first film, Rocket and Groot’s relationship felt like a parental one. The scene where Rocket berates Groot for drinking fountain water gave me the impression of a dad trying to keep his kid from sticking a fork in the electric outlet and getting exasperated.

Scott Lang and Luis are a great pair too. They became friends in prison and stuck together once they got out in order to help each other succeed and eventually to stay out of trouble. Not only are they good friends, but they help to enrich the life of the other as well as guide the other to better life decisions.

You guys should also do a reaction to “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” (2005). Maybe it could be about sibling rivalry and how they mature and stick together? It’s just such a great movie, I’d give anything to see you guys react to it! Jono can analyze the siblings’ relationship and growth, and Alan can talk about the music, special effects, and Liam Neeson’s epic voice. Such a classic movie 👌🏻

I can understand it might seem unhealthy, the relationship between Steve and Bucky at that one point when Bucky was pretty much out for his neck, but I think that's what makes this friendship even more profound and strong, because Steve saw Bucky for who he truly was. No one in this era knew Bucky anymore, except for Steve, and if Steve couldn't even differentiate between the Winter Soldier and the real Bucky, then who could, and without that loyalty and trust, how would Bucky make the recovery and to regain the self he lost from all the experiments and controlling from Hydra? Steve was stubborn in his mission to save his friend, but it's also him trying to keep the one piece of himself that was buried with time and lost and death. That was his best friend who he lost once, and to lose someone a second time would only hammer in the thought that he could never do right by them even given a second chance. It's not really unhealthy(?) if we take the context and think about it thoroughly, and a friendship that actually stands the test of time.

Yes! I want the real therapist versus movie therapist run down! I work in mental health and this is something I am constantly having to explain to people.

Talking about friendships.... I really liked the friendship between Steve and Natasha. Like how it evolved and where it went. It's really nice to see a friendship between a woman and a man that doesn't have a romantic aspect.

I love Strange and Wong because Strange is so arrogant that he needed someone who will hold him accountable, and he has the authority to back it up. Arrogance can truly be a fatal flaw and sometimes the greatest show of love is helping someone realize their flaws so they can grow.

I always love a Sam Gamgee reference. He is the best friend anyone could have. I hope you'll do another video on Marvel bromances/friendships. I'd love to see Clint and Natasha, Tony and Bruce, Tony and Happy, and maybe Nick Fury and Coulson (also Coulson and Melinda May if possible).

I would LOVE to see a video about the psychology of Bucky/the Winter Soldier. There’s definitely a lot to look at as his story is spread across loads of movies.

The thing about Peter's choice to not to tell MJ and Ned is honestly pretty complicated, mainly due to one thing: the recent events are still fresh in his mind. Ned and MJ have been in danger multiple times. I mean, MJ would have died, if another Spider-Man hadn't been paying attention. That's the big thing here. He knows them. He knows they'll be there for him in the hardest of times. But he's also painfully aware that being there for him could very well get them killed. And he doesn't think he's worth them sacrificing their lives. This is a young hero who is still reeling from Tony's loss. And we saw how he initially handled that, coupled with what Mysterio did. There's a very real possibility he feels like an imposter. That he doesn't belong beside the Avengers or any other hero. And that's not even mentioning what the reveal of his secret identity did to their lives. And, of course, Aunt May. I get the feeling we're going to get a much more initially isolationist Spider-Man in the upcoming films. In his eyes, everyone who has gotten involved with him being Spider-Man has either died, nearly died, or had their life torn apart due to his presence. EDIT: As for Steve and Bucky, something people often overlook is that Steve is a man out of time. All anyone knows him for in modern day is Captain America. But Bucky knew him when he was just some scrawny kid from Brooklyn. He's the only one who knows who Steve truly is. And adding to that, Steve feels responsible for Bucky becoming The Winter Soldier in the first place. Is their friendship sometimes unhealthy? Yes. But even in those times, Steve is willing to give Bucky benefit of the doubt because the two are brothers in all but blood. He knows Bucky doesn't want to kill people. He knows Bucky is acting against his own will. He wants people to see Bucky Barnes, not The Winter Soldier. Because that's the big thing. Steve knows how it feels to not be seen behind public perception of you. Even Tony only saw Cap, not Steve underneath the costume.

Sam and Bucky's bromance is my favourite and the most emotional to me because they had to put in the work to actually get to that point. . They started as enemies, then were sort of forced to work together but were still one-upping each other each step of the way, then they had to set their differences aside to fight a bigger threat (Thanos), then they were abandoned by the friend who had got them together in the first place. They were understandably kind of adrift at first, dealing with lots of issues, and the fact that deep down they still cared for each other and were able to see past those issues and finally become true friends and allies, that's real growth to me. Also, let's give more credit to Sam, he was almost killed at least twice by the WS and he still was able to put that aside and help Steve look for Bucky, then work with him, and finally accept him as part of his life. If he was kinda snippy with him at first... who can blame him? i used to love Steve and Bucky's friendship, but not gonna lie, the way Steve just up and left Bucky to go live in the past broke my heart and made me see Steve in a different light. I would no longer rate their bromance on the top spot because of wehat Steve did, no matter the reasons he may have had.

I also think Bucky and Steve’s relationship was the strongest because they are able to be vulnerable with each other, they have helped each other when they were at their lowest, and you can just tell they have had this warm friendship with each other for a long time! (Plus “till the end of the line” is probably the most ICONIC bromance line I have ever hear!!!!!) (Their banter is also visible different from some of the other bromances because it’s almost never snarky or arrogant but very playful and soft, like it never comes across sharp, if that makes sense.)

The actor that plays Bucky does an AWESOME job with his reaction to Cap's "I'm with you to the end of the line." The combination of shock, horror, admiration, and indecision is really well portrayed.

To me, Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson's relationship is the best Marvel bromance. Just seeing them work together to create their own law firm and support one another through every challenge thrown at them is incredible to watch. Not to mention the sheer amount of sarcasm between the two of them!😂

I'd be really interested in seeing a breakdown on Bucky's therapist as well as his therapy in general because to me, she always seemed a little too harsh on him, telling him to stop fighting, telling him to apologize, etc. But what he actually ends up landing on is, in the very end, finally saying , "I had no choice" he finally admits outloud that he was a victim. I don't think he said that for the whole series until the very end, he was so focused on all the wrong he did when what he really needed to do was admit that he'd been hurt.

The soul-gazing thing is used as an acting excercise quite bit...just look into each others eyes for 3 minutes without saying anything and try not to manufacture a reaction but let it happen. It's astounding what it does for connecting actually. It really does work if both parties involved are willing.

The "He didn't honor their choices" argument for Spiderman is so interesting to me. Because if I took the time to put myself in Peter's shoes, I think what he did is completely rational and understandable. But from an audience member POV, I see what these young kids went through and I just want them to have each other to lean on again.

What I like about Rocket and Groot is that their relationship arc grows from friends to father and son. It really hurt in Infinity War when Groot started to dust away and James Gunn actually translated Groot's words to reveal Groot calling Rocket, Dad.

Steve was my favorite character and I identified with Bucky (having the same last name doesn't hurt), seeing Steve never give up on him no matter what always gets me. Their friendship has a very special place in my heart.

Steve and Bucky’s friendship is similar to having a friend with addiction or ptsd and staying by their side through it. Not the healthiest at times but the amount of loyalty and forgiveness is healing in THIS story.

“If he wrong about you, he was wrong about me” and “Then finish it. Because im with you til the end of the line” are, in my opinion, some of the strongest lines in the MCU. Also this video reminded me of how good the writing and overall quality of the MCU movies used to have.

Gosh I hope Jono is ok after the sneezing. Of course, we'll respect your family's privacy but I can't imagine how hard that must be and just know that we all love you and support you. You can get through this.

I'm hoping they include Matt and Foggy because they technically are part of the MCU now. Their friendship is so great, they even have 1 whole episode just to show how deep their connection and finally at the end of season 3 they accepting one of the other.

The "We are Groot" gets me every time

Two videos in the span of 3 days? Oh, we’re being FED 😮‍💨

Sophie's editing is becoming more unhinged every episode and I am absolutely here for it

I would love to have you do an episode on Bucky handling trauma from his past.

I would love to see a video talking about movie therapists! I’d also love to see separate videos on Bucky and his PTSD, as well as Sam (who is also clearly dealing with PTSD, and impostor syndrome, and the complexities of being a Black man who now carries the mantle of Captain America). ALSO (sorry, I have so many ideas 😅) a video exploring MCU sibling relationships would be fascinating. I especially love Shuri and T’Challa’s dynamic, and that would be so cool if you could look at them as well as Nat and Yelena, Thor and Loki, Gamora and Nebula ☺️

I think it could be argued that without the friendship from Steve, Bucky would never have overcome the brainwashing he endured. He would've just been another bad guy defeated. Steve acknowledging the fact that the Winter Soldier and Bucky were actually two different people was the ultimate act of friendship. He had seen the spark of recognition in Bucky's eyes and knew that his friend was still in there somewhere. He then risked his own life for Bucky to overcome what had been done to him. I think your ranking was perfect. Great video, as usual, guys!!!

The recent Antman movie made me want to see a list of Marvel parents. I think that would be fun to see you two rank!

1000% I would love to see not just Jono breaking down movie therapists but Alan breaking down meta-cinema or just films about making films or about filmmakers- that kinda vibe :DDD

Would love to hear your thoughts on Loki and Mobius! The development of their friendship was one of my favourite aspects of the show

I would argue Tony and Rhodey have a better friendship, because when Rhodey comes back a completely different person, Tony accepts him for who he is. Truly a beautiful friendship.

Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson are great examples of a bromance. Like Cap and Bucky, they went through the shitter together. Season 2 of Daredevil (and Matt's alleged death in Defenders) tore them up so bad it really hurt to see. It was really heart warming to see them back together before Daredevil was cancelled and taken off of Netflix.

I wish y'all added Nat and Clint to the list. They have a great bond like siblings which is very rare to see a platonic friendship. Also, I would love to see y'all cover Wakanda Forever and make a list of parent/child relationships in the MCU.

I love the 'sisterhood of travelling pantses' :) between Carol and Maria. The way Carol always had her back and when Carol was fighting to find her identity, Maria reminded her who she really is. I think this one of the most treasured moments, cause that's what a true friend does, they help us see ourselves for who we really are and remind us of our true identity. Would love if you'll guys do a video of 'The Marvels' at the end of the year.

I wish you would have included Natasha and Clint. Here me out, no Natasha isn't a man, BUT their relationship has EVERY hallmark of a bromance outlined in this video and the MCU. And it would have been cool to see you go through their bromance.

I would love one on female friendships! and maybe have sophie as a guest for it to have a female perspective. I always find that female friendships in film can be so complex bc of male writers not understanding how to even write a female character and many other factors. Even looking at the MCU, its only just recently that marvel have started to explore true female friendships/sisterhoods (whether they're great or not is subjective).

Thor and Steve had the healthiest most underrated bromance

Bucky is my favorite character in the MCU! THANKS FOR HAVING HIM HERE. I would love to see more MCU relationships that you guys analyze. If you're looking for other examples of intense friendships in the MCU, the Daredevil series might be next. The dynamics of the friendship between the three main characters - Matt, Foggy, and Karen are really something to behold.

I feel that Steve is staying with Bucky even when he became toxic is akin to helping a friend going through a hard substance abuse problem. He's not leaving him alone with that weight.

I would like them to just do ones on best friends in general, including some of these bromances and including pairs like Clint and Nat, Shang-chi and Katy, T'challa and Okoye, etc.

What broke me watching MJ Peter and Ned saying goodbye in this video is that Peter promised he would come find them and make them remember, but watching that scene now made me want to cry because I know he wasn’t going to make them remember and it breaks my heart 😭😭

14:50 "I'm going to cry because a cartoon tree is going to protect a cartoon racoon" I wonder what GotG3 did to him

Tony and Rhodey’s bromance will always be number 1 for me. I think it has to do with that quiet support they have for each other that makes my heart ache. Through all of Tony’s shenanigans Rhodey really demonstrates a love and fondness for him.

I would love to see you talk about early Science Bros. Obviously during/after Ragnarok Bruce Banner's character got majorly side-lined for the sake of cheap comic relief, but in the early Avengers movies he was incredibly complex, and his relationship with Tony has so much material to break down. Tony was the only person on the helicarrier who wasn't afraid of Bruce. There's a really sweet moment (props to Mark Ruffalo) where Tony intentionally tries to get a rise out of Bruce by prodding him with something sharp, and even when Cap is addressing Tony, Bruce is smiling to himself. With zero dialogue, you can see how genuinely comfortable Bruce is around Tony, and he's so happy to be treated like any other person on board. Small moments like that, all the way up to the big moments, like when Tony was the only person who knew Bruce was going to show up for the Battle of Manhattan, make for such an incredible dynamic.

The comment of "A man in uniform owww" at 22:22 is so good. It's all of us honestly

Number one is Tony and Rhodey. It is the healthiest relationship of all those presented here. Rhodey in particular is an amazing best friend. He's not afraid to tell Tony when he's wrong, he's firm when he needs to be, but he's always there with Tony to help him when needed. Rhodey is no stranger to Tony's failures, but neither is he to his successes or his good intentions. When Rhodey messes up, Tony is there for him. They support each other, comfort each other and are there for each other. For me, it is the best example of a healthy adult relationship. They have what Steve and Bucky lacks. The loyalty between them is unquestionable. But they are not able to help themselves, nor are they aware of the mistakes the other. Steve only saw Bucky and not his winter soldier persona, or everything he had done over the years. He was unable to help Bucky deal with the consequences and get over the trauma. In fact, Steve left it alone to handle it. Bucky also couldn't help Steve see his inner worth and look for other alternatives to military service at the start of Captain America. I don't doubt their mutual devotion, but I don't think their relationship is the healthiest in the MCU.

sam and bucky will forever be my favorite bromance, but they are all sooo good

Sam and Bucky's friendship reminds me of me and my best friend. When we were very young we had the same best friend and we did not like each other, after a few years that mutual friend moved states away. So we kind of fell into friendship and it's been strong for 20ish years 💜

A breakdown of movie therapy vs. real therapy would be fantastic! Would watch immediately! 💯

Even if Rocket and Groot's friendship is more iconic, Rocket and Quill is a beter bromamce, i think the friendship of this two is really underrated, the way they figth but also understand very well each other, is the perfect ejample of the dude you get to see as your brother.

Since you mentioned other bromances, I’d love to see an episode on Road to El Dorado with Miguel and Tulio, or one that ranks bromances with them alongside other animated films like the Ice Age trio, Emperor Kuzco and Pascha, Mike and Sully, Woody and Buzz, Lightning and Mater, Timon and Pumba, Mr Incredible and Frozone, etc

Sam and bucky are my favorite because of the growth. Their friendship gets it's own arc.

That "guy love" was smooth tho, Scrubs is great

If I had a nickel for every animated movie character Vin Diesel voiced that made me cry with their sacrifice, I'd have 2 nickels

I highly agree with Jonathan's opinion about how therapist are being portrayed on movies being so stiff and sometimes even seems rude or doesn't give too much interest about their clients. Please do a video discussing this more! I would really like to hear more about this!

I have the same feelings and views on Peter not telling them, BUT I will also say that Peter not bringing his friends back into the fold of his life is still a good decision. While he adds value to their life and vice versa, it's ultimately a decision of whether or not he can withstand the burden of being a friend that constantly puts his loved ones in danger. I think it's heart breaking all around no matter what he does.

Yes, I would be interested in a video about the therapist from Falcon&Winter Soldier and maybe of Sam, cause he is also kind of a thearapist. Maybe you could rank other MCU relationships in future videos. Maybe with focus on blood relationsship or "master and apprentice" or actual love couples. I know a lot of people read many MCU Bromances as actual love couples. I like that you ranked them in terms of healthyness and loyality.

Toothless and Hiccup are an amazing bromance

This made me realize the lack of female friendships in the MCU. I can only name like two?...carol and maria, and maybe okoye and nat? We had our sister relationships like Nebula and Gamora, and Natasha and Yelena but sadly those didn't last. It's a shame that Nat and Wanda never had any scenes together where it was just them, considering they were the only female avengers. I really hope we get more female friendships in the future. I like the recent additions Shuri and RiRi, and maybe the Marvels will form a little bestie/sisterhood trio. I hope we also get Kate and Yelena - these two have CRAZY CHEMISTRY. I mean cmon, they're basically the new Black Widow/Hawkeye duo - it just makes sense for them to be besties like their predecessors. Maybe with the new roster of heroes being more m/f balanced we'll get more.

I wish you had also kept the original "I"m with you til the end of the line" scene because that really explains why Bucky and Steve love one another, with Steve having lost his mother and thinking he had to be alone, wanting to have a stiff upper lip, and Bucky coming in with that pure and genuine emotional support. Even though they did have their toxic time in the middle, the way they show up for each other both emotionally and physically is unparalleled. So I think they are #1. Others I would've added: Nat and Clint (I wish it didn't have to be just dudes!), Nat and Steve, Banner and Stark, Banner and Thor (come on by Endgame they were SO SWEET and grew so much).

One I would love to see you guys talk about, especially since you have already talked on him a bit before, is the Loki show, specifically, the relationship between Loki and Mobius. I find it absolutely fascinating and where they end up at the end of the season I think was really beautiful.

one more mcu friendship that I absolutely love is matt murdock, aka daredevil, and foggy nelson! while I guess they're technically not fully in the cinematic universe yet their bromance is definitely still up there with the ones in this video

I think a part of Peter's choice to not tell Ned and MJ was that he was scared there was no room for him in their lives anymore. They both got accepted to MIT, they have a future and plans that have nothing to do with him and he's just a nobody who happens to be Spider Man. They memories with him entirely edited out. All the emotional bonding was erased. I think he might tell himself that he did it for their sakes, but deep down, after all the loss he has suffered, he's afraid to be rejected and turned away by the few people he cares about that are left.

Bucky and Steve are one of my favourite on screen bromances. Steve was alone with no one else who'd lived through WWII, been frozen, and was trying to make sense of the modern world until Bucky came along but Steve has to deal with his guilt for feeling like he abandoned his best friend. They have shared experiences no one else could understand.

Reading the comments here is wonderful; so much positivity and insight, and I have to say that I love your interpretations, Jono and Alan! One of the scenes that always brings a lump to my throat is in Civil War, when Steve goes into Bucky`s apartment in Bucharest to warn him that the police are on their way, and he picks up the notebook that Bucky has been jotting down things that have been coming back into his fractured mind. It`s such a throwaway moment, but it gets me every time. Steve`s notebook (in Winter Soldier) is a list of things that people have recommended to him as points of interest in the modern world that Steve now inhabits, (and possibly notes on looking up his old haunts in New York etc.,) But there is no-one to give Bucky pointers on this new world which he has only seen briefly and intermittently over the years he was forced to be the Winter Soldier. All the entries in his book are hard-won memories that have surfaced over the few months since he escaped the clutches of Hydra. The pathos of his isolation just grabs me by the throat every time I watch Civil War. Also, the "unhealthy" aspects of Steve and Bucky`s `bromance` are, I believe, a direct result of Steve believing it was his fault that Bucky fell from the train in The First Avenger, and then finding his friend, protector, brother-from-another-mother, in such dire circumstances, but *alive* against all the odds. Steve was no longer in the limbo of being a man out of time. Well, that`s my two-pennorth, for what it`s worth.

THE FACT THAT THEY BROUGHT UP THE FANFICS ABOUT SAM,BUCKY AND STEVE OUT THE BIGGEST SMILE ON MY FACE

I want an analysis of the relationship between Steve and Tony, because Tony's anger and distrust towards Steve - while arguably unfair - is so completely real and understandable.

"'cause I'm with you until the end of the line" remains one of the best lines.

An underrated bromance is Cap and Thor. Their bromance has the least amount of screen time but it's there. It's all about respect for their bromance.

Jono: Now, I know there are fans who are saying the subtext is there, and the fanfic is definitely there. Alan: Of course it is. (Sophie made us do ALL the research).

Holy sh*t! I can't believe Jono hasn't already done a break down of the couple's therapy scene from Falcon and Winter Soldier. Not just that, but Bucky's entire therapy arc. Please do!

Groot growing to protect the GOTG til the last second... through hot bitter tears. Man, I love the MCU!

"Thank you Buck, but I can get by on my own." "The thing is, you don't have too. I'm with you til the end of the line Pal." "You're my mission." "Then finish it. Cause I'm with you, til the end of the line." Steve's loyalty to Bucky is just him paying back to all the times Bucky had his back. When they were kids. When they were grown up. Even during the war Bucky was still looking out for Steve where he was needed. If Steve was ever the victim of circumstance in the way Bucky was, you know Bucky would be the one leading the charge front and center to have Steve's back.

You know what I love about you guys and this channel, it’s one of the few places on the internet right now that is positive and real. It’s like a light in the dark! Me and my partner love watching you guys. Thank you ❤

Sam and Bucky are still my favorite bromance. They care for each other, even though they only knew each other because they have mutual friend Steve.

"if you're watching this you already know what's going on in the story, I'm not gonna explain it to you" 😂 Great list, guys! I'm a sucker for a good friendship and the MCU has so many good ones. Would love to see a list that includes the Nat/Clint and Nat/Steve friendships, those are so special too.

According to Seb and Mackie literally the entire therapy scene was improvised

I think the reason the therapist in F&WS is because she's a former Shield agent/veteran or something like that. Also she's assumedly been dealing with both of them maybe since they started working with shield. But that last part is mostly a theory

From the scenes that you brought, guys, I seriously think that Rhodey and Tony are the healthiest buddies in the whole MCU, because they're loyal and good to each other, but they call each other out for their sh*t.

I feel like Scott and Luis should really be in here.. especially cuz theres been an entire video about co-parenting in antman and we know everyone loves Luis

I just watched every single video of yours over the last few weeks and I want to thank you. I’m a film-trained writer myself who was raised by therapists and helped them run a clinic in San Francisco for a while, so this channel really combines all the things I love. Currently, I’m living in Spain and caring for my grandmother who has Alzheimer’s and dementia. Even without the immigration aspect, this would be the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Have you considered doing a video on The Father? Hollywood’s made so many depictions of Alzheimer’s and dementia (Coco, This is Us, The Notebook) that are well-meaning but frankly, complete bull. But The Father, even though it was advertised as a horror film, is the most accurate, most empathetic depiction I’ve ever seen and I’d love to get your take on both the perspective of the person with Alzheimer’s and of the caretaker. Thanks again! Hope you’re all doing well 💚

My headcannon is that Ned already expects Peter to break his word. He knows Peter will always feel like he has to sacrifice himself.