My intuitive feeling is that I don't like Karli's arrogant look. He keeps saying "One world, one people", turning his head and killing people without any principle.
Bucky's line is rich and complete, and Bucky finally finds his humanity. The part where Sam and Bucky repaired the ship in episode 5 was good enough to make me forget the fact that Steve was gone.
I feel that Zemo's various small actions are the highlight of the show.
In the last episode, it was really sudden to reveal that the power broker is Sharon. Although I had guessed before, I didn't expect that the screenwriter would have no foreshadowing for this role.
I had a very immature idea from the beginning to the end that the super soldier serum should belong to the great people like Steve or the Red Skull, the best or the worst. But suddenly letting the terrorist kid get serum and become a super soldier feels like a sudden downgrade. And anyone can make a serum, anyone can become a super soldier and beat Bucky, which makes me feel like this is disrespectful to the first Doctor who died to make a serum, and Steve to be a noble-willed and physically strong Captain America ( Although it sounds a bit over). The most intuitive feeling is to suddenly step on the floating food into the dirty mud pit, although this part is not about the divinity of Steve, but the humanity of Sam and everyone.
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