In this episode of SUPER SORRY™, we step outside the MCU and into the DCU with Supergirl (2026)—a raw, fast-moving story about grief, survival, and messy heroism.

As Kara fights to save Krypto and crosses paths with Ruthye, we break down the apologies we get, the ones we don’t, and the damage left behind. From space pirate fights to bystanders caught in the middle, this film asks a bigger question: is doing good enough… if people still feel the impact?

We cover:

• Apology Audit: The apologies that actually happen—and what they reveal

• Apologies That Could Have Been: The moments that needed just a little more honesty

• Damage Diary: Who and what pays the price when action comes before reflection

Whether you’re a DCU fan, a Marvel fan, or just here for character-driven deep dives, this episode explores what Supergirl (2026) gets right—and what it leaves unresolved.

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In this quick detour into Captain America: Civil War, Todd and Amber unpack one of the MCU’s most unsettling details: the 10-word trigger sequence used to control Bucky Barnes, a.k.a. the Winter Soldier. What starts as a strange list of words—“longing, rusted, 17…”—quickly becomes something deeper: proof that Bucky wasn’t just dangerous… he was used.

Along the way, they explore:

• The very real (and slightly awkward) reality that Sebastian Stan hears the trigger words from fans all the time

• The idea of “activation” and what it says about our own automatic reactions

• How patterns and triggers shape what we do—before we even realize it

Because maybe most of us don’t have a secret code phrase—but we do have patterns, triggers, and moments where we stop actively choosing our responses. So the real question becomes: What activates you—and do you like what happens next?

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Season 1 (2026): Super Sorry Takes on the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)

SUPER SORRY™ is the fun podcast about superhero apologies. Each episode, hosts Amber and Todd look at a MCU movie and ask who messed up, who changed, and who maybe should have just said I'm sorry. In this episode of SUPER SORRY, we break down the missed apologies in Captain America: Civil War (2016)—the MCU’s ultimate friendship breakup. When the Avengers split over control and accountability, secrets and silence turn a disagreement into an all-out war. We dig into trust, loyalty, and why no one saying “I was wrong” makes everything worse.

SUPER SORRY talks about superhero apologies in MCU movies: where they exist, where they don't, and how your favorite superhero could have apologized - all with a healthy dose of humor. And you get to learn about how you can use the power of apology in your everyday life.

Dive in as we move along to the upcoming conclusion of the MCU Multiverse Saga (Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday, Avengers: Secret Wars) exploring the world of superhero ethics and finding humor in the relatable mistakes of superheroes, with some fun-filled wisdom along the way. You can expect a fun film review about Marvel’s noble but conflicted heroes, the financial costs to all of the action-packed destruction, and of course, apologies.

New episodes drop every other Sunday!

ALL ABOUT MARVEL’S CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

https://www.marvel.com/movies/captain-america-civil-war

DAMAGE DIARY SOURCES

MCU Wiki
https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Bombing_of_the_Vienna_International_Centre
https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Leipzig-Halle_Airport

Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_America:_Civil_War

LatestCost
https://latestcost.com/airport-construction-cost-u-s-projects/

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