TV Tropes calls episodes that focus on secondary characters as “lower decks” episodes, borrowing the name from a famous episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7) titled “Lower Decks.” This episode revolves around a team of junior Starfleet personnel striving for advancement.
Following their prominent roles in “Loki” and “Deadpool & Wolverine”, the Time Variance Authority (TVA), initially introduced to comics in 1986, is now centerstage in a five-issue limited series. Penned by Katharyn Blair and illustrated by Pere Perez, this series delves into a mysterious occurrence called “The Madness” that’s sweeping across the multiverse. References have been made to events from the popular Disney+ TV show and the 2024 film, and characters Mobius and Sylvie, originating from “Loki”, have also made an appearance. It is heavily suggested that these characters are their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts rather than alternative versions.
Perhaps you’re curious as to how this subject arose in our discussion. This topic was brought up during an episode of “Khloé in Wonder Land,” where Khloé Kardashian was conversing with party planner Mindy Weiss. They were discussing their work on events involving the entire famous family (I wonder if she planned Chicago’s 7th birthday celebration recently?). Mindy revealed that she always prefers to use Kris Jenner’s personal dishes for her events, but this is usually not permitted (except during Christmas). After praising her client’s extensive collection of dishware, Khloé jokingly commented on the topic.
This popular show features Lavinia Wilson, Mina Tander, Michael Klammer, Franz Hartwig, Joshua Kantara, Mary Tölle, Elias Grünthal, Filip Schnack, Pina Kühr, and Michel Koch, along with numerous other outstanding actors. Comprising six episodes, each episode is approximately an hour long and consistently improves upon the previous one. Before you realize it, you’ve devoured the entire series, utterly captivated by the chilling virtual assistant who holds the Prill family hostage within their antique home.
In an interview with Collider, the Head of Streaming, Television, and Animation at Marvel Studios, Brad Winderbaum, expressed their desire to roll out a fresh season of “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” annually. Although he suggested that Season 2 might take some time, similar to other streaming animated series, future seasons should follow more quickly. When pressed for details, Winderbaum revealed that the tentative release date for “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Season 2” is after winter in the year 2026.