With these first two episodes, Marvel has managed to conquer the sitcom medium and offer a lovely insight into what it would look like with these characters in that medium. This second outing goes a little more into the weird of the show, but never alienates the audience who simply expects some Marvel goodness. You get that. But you have to wait for it a little bit. Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen gets enough chances to explore their comedic timing - nailing it, obviously! - and the new additions are cute, but have not really solidified their ground yet. It feels like we are moving toward to getting new story details and I am excited to see what the hell is actually going on. Hopefully, they do not allow the schtick to overstay its welcome.
Review of Don't Touch That Dial
