@Bennyhef234 I don't think we'll see Edwin Jarvis again. However, I'd like MCU's Fantastic Four to be set in the 1960s, and for Howard Stark to be there (in which case you could have Jarvis cameo as well). Perhaps make it so that Johnny Storm gets his Human Torch name from that "Human Torch" exhibit that was in the 1943 Stark Expo that we saw in Captain America: The First Avenger. Or was that Synthetic Man?

I think it's surprising but also not very exciting, given that Howard Stark is a different actor who barely looks like the younger one in Agent Carter. Scenes of Jarvis and the younger Stark are reminiscent, but this scene here is not.

It's very hard having the F4 be set in the 60s. They would be too old OR they would need time to adjust to modern times (if they time traveled) and wouldn't that make Reed's genius useless in the present?

Oh, the idea is to have them be in the 1960s for the first film but then have them stuck in the Quantum Realm or in some other dimension that sends them to the present year 2024 or beyond. And if Reed Richards is truly a genius, can't he quickly pick up and acclimate to technological advancements?

But would be able to pick up on modern technology quickly? That seems farfetched

Sure, sure, portals, Mjolnir, "Avengers assemble", all incredible moments.

But, because of what this represented, this was genuinely top five most exciting moments in Endgame for me. I was so, so happy.

@BEJT My favorite part was when it said NEW YORK 2012 so it would shut up those people who kept claiming the first Avengers was set in 2009.

Loved that cameo. Wished I hadn't been spoiled first, but might've not noticed James D'Arcy had someone not told me.

It's interesting that this is the closest Tony and Jarvis been in the MCU. Would've been nice if he'd acknowledge that to Cap, cause one could imagine that Steve would be oblivious to the origin of the A.I.'s name.

I'm worried that this is the kind of cameos we could get in the future, as even fan-service can get tiresome. Hopefully that won't be the case for the Netflix characters in that they are just blink-and-miss. Only for Deadpool would I be open to that.

I loved it! The first time I saw endgame, I hadn’t watched agent carter but after I finished i rewatched it. It was a real throwback and made me nostalgic for agent carter (which I had just watched a few months ago but it still felt like forever). It wasn’t the same Howard, but it still was an amazing detail. I wish he had interacted with Peggy and made an agent carter reference though.

I actually said to someone, I would stand up and cheer if literally any TV character showed up in Endgame. Sadly, I chickened out but my jaw was dropped for a good 2 or 3 minutes. 😆

I was the only person in the theater who gave a crap which kinda made me sad but I was just too ecstatic to care at the time.

On a more cynical note, it is pretty sad that a simple 2 second cameo from Edwin Jarvis is all we got in terms of television crossover (as far as a physical appearance). This scene actually gave me hope that we'd see some other TV characters, at least in a battle sequence.

This moment has always been bittersweet for me. Overall though, I loved it. Seeing James Darcy aged up with John Slettery's Stark was mind blowing.