buntz: It was an enjoyable 45 minutes

They gave Mantis an actual personality and I guess they didn't want to spend the time/money painting Drax's chest.

But it was a cute show

I'm pretty sure I read it was made at the same time as GotG III, so you'd think that sets and CGI would be budgeted, but maybe not so much a few hours in a makeup chair.  Then again, I know very little about how movie/TV production goes.

With Bacon's adoption into the MCU, playing a fictional version of himself who apparently has the same IMDB entries, we can follow everyone's Bacon number and more or less establish that the base MCU world is what it appears to be - the Earth we live on with a few extra things tacked on that didn't make a real difference to anything until the Chitauri invaded.

So it's possible that most of the humans in the MCU have seen the original and prequel Star Wars movies as well as all the Star Trek movies up to and including the 2009 Kelvin timeline reboot.  And they may even have an opinion over various Federation vs. Empire/Republic match ups.

So in terms of a 'crossover'... the Star Wars movies are just movies in the MCU and there's nothing to cross over with.  Mark Hamill out front shoulda told ya.

Serious Post on Serious Thread: Aquapope: NO. No crossover.  Unless it's done purely as a comedy and uses throwaway characters like Squirrel Girl vs. Batmite.

Bugger off. Squirrel Girl saved the world from Galactus and slips into Deadpool's DMs on the reg.

Your not man enough to hold her nuts.

Never mind that, the difference between a throwaway joke and a decent character is the writing.  Squirrel Girl is interesting and fun and absolutely the MCU could get away with making a Squirrel Girl movie.  Hell, they've done comedy, spy thriller, horror, action, and drama.  SG could easily be the first young adult romcom entry (I don't think She-Hulk counts since ultimately the series wasn't about Jenn finding love but about becoming happy with herself).

I'd absolutely watch something that's like "Adventures in Babysitting" mixed with "Date Night" and a bit of superhero conflict mixed in.

Jim_Callahan: Shouldn't Ms. Marvel have been that?

There was some dating stuff in it, but it wasn't even a B plot.  It was mostly about Pakistani history and being a girl raised by Muslim parents in the US... with transdimensional aliens trying to destroy the world, of course.