“I felt like the luckiest girl in the universe,” Aquino told Slashfilm. “That I just got to sit there and be there. That I could, as Amy and as Dr. Raynor, be like, ‘Oh my God, are they doing this? Are they really doing this?’ They were adorable.”

“My biggest challenge was, they were not exactly going by the script because you wanted to have the two of them playing with each other, so my big challenge was not stopping them too soon. It was like, ‘We’ve gotta watch it and be able to enjoy this. The audience has to get it. If it’s too much, they’ll just edit it out.’ That was the balance: at what point was Dr. Raynor/Amy going to come in and say, ‘All right, enough already. Jesus.'”

Aquino also wanted to acknowledge the potential impact that the series has in its future with director Kari Skogland at the helm. 

“…whatever Marvel does, because of its popularity, whatever it does, it’s going to have an enormous impact,” Aquino continued. 

“There are going to be repercussions that are going to go out. So if they start really dealing with race? Excellent. The kids who don’t see it – especially the white kids who don’t have any idea what the reality is – will get that information. And the same could be said for therapy and for mental health and getting help.”

The series continues on Disney Plus, here’s the full Falcon and the Winter Soldier release schedule, so you can keep up with dates and how many episodes there are going to be.

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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier follows James Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) as they navigate a world without Steve Rogers. The MCU was always going to face some serious repercussions post-blip, but the Disney+ series is the first time we’re seeing the real fallout from half of humanity being gone for five years (outside of Monica Rambeau’s (Teyonah Parris) wake up in WandaVision). As if their “real world” problems weren’t enough, both men are forced to find out where their respective alter egos fit in a world where the Avengers currently don’t exist. 

If these post-premiere numbers are any indication, fans were pretty curious about what this new world looks like, too. The premiere posed a lot of great questions, most popular of which is just who does pay the Avengers? In the past, it’s just been assumed that it was Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) footing the bill. But, even if that were the case, he probably would have stopped paying out salaries when he made an effort to put half of the team in a black site prison back in Captain America: Civil War.

Even without all these major questions and the complicated world, the MCU has found itself in, Disney+ has struck gold on the Mackie-Stan team-up. The chemistry between the two is undeniable, and the buddy-cop feel of the impending adventure is sure to keep wracking in the numbers for the streamer.

Catch up on the full MCU story so far with our guide on how to watch the Marvel movies in order

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