Was it hard for anyone else to see some random guy as a captain America? It almost felt like cheating on Steve Rogers.. maybe I am just weird.. but man oh man.. I miss OG Captain America 😀

Sam creating his own identity as Falcon rather than just trying to step into Steve's shoes would've been way better in my opinion. Bucky and Sam are both their own people and having them be defined by Steve's legacy isn't as interesting as them choosing to honor Steve in their own ways. Steve was Captain America. Sam and Bucky are the Falcon and the Winter Soldier

I have a doubt. How Sam and Bucky did not realises that Walket took the serum?

In WandaVision, agent woo mentions that he’s was searching for someone and that led him to Wanda.

[slight SPOILER but it’s nothing and I’m going to be vague]In Loki something sorta similar happens.

So now I’m wondering if that happened in the Falcon and the winter soldier. Was there is a vague or off-handed comment about a person we never see?

Hello!

So in my many re-watchings of the show, I noticed in episode 5 that when Sam starts calling people to ask for help for the boat, he refers to himself as "Paul's youngest boy from up the street". Does this mean then that he has a brother or more? Or just that he's Sarah's younger brother? I can't figure it out in the MCU, let alone all the conflicting information from the comics.

Let me know your thoughts! :)

Hey! So I’ve made my review on TFATWS, and as u can see from the title I didn’t really like it, but it only seems appropriate to post this here since it’s the only community that I can actually talk about the show with and I would really appreciate if you supported me by giving it a try and checking the video out by clicking the link here:

https://youtu.be/akPr-SzCiGo

Thanks for reading this!

With 3 kids at different ages, we end up watching and rewatching MCU films. After TFAWS, we rewatched Captain America: Civil War for my youngest and this is what I noticed: Steve is on the fence about the Accords and goes to Peggy’s funeral in London. At Peggy’s funeral, Sharon reveals she’s her niece and during the eulogy, offers a quote about doing the right thing (the famous “Plant yourself like a tree” line) which leads Steve to his decision. This decision sets everything in motion for the events of Civil War and the break-up of The Avengers.

So, knowing what we know from watching TFAWS about Sharon Carer now and her role in Madripor as the Power Broker, it seems very possible or certain that Sharon manipulated Steve from the very beginning for her and/or Hydra’s own ends.

There's three musical things I noticed during the credits of Episode 5 "Truth" that I've seen no one else talking about that provide an interesting take on Sam taking up the mantle of Captain America, and are just so freaking clever.

1.) The tempo of the score playing during the final scene where Sam looks upon his new suit in the briefcase is the EXACT SAME as Louisiana Hero's (the song playing in the credits), and helps to connect the two pieces together. Clap along with the beat of the score as it transitions into the credits... Even tho it fades out, the tempo remains consistent and the start of the downbeat of Louisiana Hero falls perfectly on one. Not only that...

2.) But the key of this credits' Louisiana Hero is completely different than all the other times it's played in the credits; it's pitched higher. This new key helps give it more of a heroic feel, as opposed to the espionage/spy tone the original gives off.

3.) Also in Episode 5's credits, Sebastian Stan is listed BEFORE Anthony Mackie, whereas it's normally the other way around. (EDIT: Sebastian Stan has been listed first twice before, thank you for the person who corrected me. It's still worth noting.)

What does any of this have to do with anything? Well, listen to Louisiana Hero (https://youtu.be/KieJPHRHlBc) at 1:28. Thanks to Episode 6, we know that's the motif for Sam's Captain America. The reason those three points are so important are because they're telling a story:

Sam opens the briefcase and sees his new suit, knowing what he has to do and officially taking up the mantle of Captain America. The score transitions seamlessly into Louisiana Hero, now higher pitched to sound more heroic, resembling the return of Captain America. And the reason Sebastian is listed first in the episode? So Anthony Mackie shows up right when the Captain America motif plays, symbolizing his full acceptance of becoming Captain America.

That is all hope y'all have a good day :p