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Vision will return in his own Disney Plus show

For Frank LittleBear, growing up as a proud tribe member of the Northern Plains Cree was a badge of pride. Though children in school poked fun at him as he attended PowWow's and wore his hair long, it taught him to grow a tough skin.

Alan Dudman's penultimate day in the Daily Racing News hotseat sees him provide several pointers to a busy Thursday with all the stats and market moves for the afternoon

After a good bit of bashing, the two Visions take a break so that we can move the plot forward elsewhere. But after a while, they start beating on each other again, and find themselves in a library, and now we’re at the classic mid-fight banter scene. “Why are you doing this?” asks Red Vision. White Vision explains that his programming is to kill the Vision, so, dug, he’s here, killing Vision. “But,” Red Vision replies, putting White Vision in a headlock. “I am not the true Vision. Only a conditional Vision.” It’s just classic boss fight banter going on here, folks.

When you tuned in to WandaVision’s season (series?) finale, you likely weren’t expecting two floating Visions to hold seminar on ancient Greek philosophy—discussion topic: the “Ship of Theseus.” Certainly, I wasn’t expecting this, and I even audibly groaned when it was mentioned. The reason is that I have a degree in philosophy—and I say that very hesitantly, knowing how annoying it is for anyone with a philosophy degree to tell you they have a philosophy degree; mostly, we should just shut up. I groaned because it’s usually very difficult to work these types of discussions i...