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‘Ms. Marvel’ Episode 1 Instant Reactions

Joanna and Charles talk about their expectations going into the show, their preliminary thoughts on the premiere, and the post-credits scene

By Joanna Robinson and Charles Holmes


Joanna and Charles come together to discuss the first episode of the newest Marvel Disney+ series, Ms. Marvel. They start with their expectations going into the show and their preliminary thoughts on the premiere (4:47). Later, they discuss the post-credit scene (46:10) and wrap up by answering some mailbag questions (1:20:17).

Hosts: Joanna Robinson and Charles Holmes
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Jomi Adeniran
Additional Production: Arjuna Ramgopal

Subscribe: Spotify / Apple Podcasts

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