Is that the resolute statement of a Determinator who has a duty to perform regardless of the rules, or an arrogant boast from someone who believes that they are above international law? It seems intended to be the former based on a post on the official Marvel Instagram that expressed agreement ("as they should"), however, reaction from viewers, as evidenced by the comments under this post, has been more divided. Ayo's comment that “Dora Milaje have jurisdiction wherever the Dora Milaje find themselves to be”.
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Is it just a Series Continuity Error? Was he being honest in the first episode, and the smartphone is him borrowing from Sam? Or was he deliberately lying to Raynor because he in fact did not trust her? However, in episode 4, he can be seen scrolling through what's clearly a smartphone of the news of Karli's bombing. In episode 1, when Raynor asks Bucky to give her his phone as a trust-building exercise, he hands her a flip phone which she notes has very few numbers.Was it meant in the literal sense where Bucky was threatening Zemo that he might not be able to hold back around him, (especially since he was already in a bad mood, and because he had just admitted that one of his fears was that he wasn't above this kind of cruelty? Or was it a reference to "hurt" having a Double Meaning, and him understanding that he had hurt Sam's feelings, and being regretful about it? Raynor by asking her to remind him of Rule #2 of his pardon ("Don't hurt anyone").
After a major argument with Sam in the therapist's room in Episode 2, Bucky snarks at Dr. Yet more fans jokingly interpret it as Bucky being a furry. A general joke about being out-of-touch with modern conventions? Or, given that "tiger photos" are primarily associated with male profiles, a joke about Bucky listing himself as interested in men, either accidentally or deliberately? Yet others see it as a way for him to reject Leah gently by pulling a Sorry, I'm Gay, since he was reluctant to go on the date in the first place. Bucky's comment about being turned off by "tiger photos" on dating apps. Was his refusal to give a loan to Sam and Sarah racially motivated, or was he just being cheap due to the technicalities of Sam's financial situation after being dusted? Is she a good therapist giving Bucky some much-needed Brutal Honesty and Tough Love? Or is she an unprofessional, passive-aggressive bully? One could view the Aesop as "If someone claims a position that you wanted, don't give them a hard time". Alternate Aesop Interpretation: Sam and Bucky's attitude towards John is one of many factors that convinces him to take the serum, which later leads to his murderous breakdown. Agent, a giddy and cheerful "It’s the same! But black!" followed by goofily thanking Val as she finds her way out. John Walker's response to his new costume as U.S. And let's not even get started on his awkward dance moves during Sharon's party. who also is a big fan of Marvin Gaye, arguing his work perfectly encapsulates "the African-American experience". Zemo is a Machiavellian criminal mastermind, a lethal former black-ops operative, as well as a rich, well-connected Baron. Torres is very goofy and sweet, and his idea of notifying Sam about the Flag-Smashers has him begin by taking an awkward selfie of his beat-up face. Bucky joins the Wilson family barbeque at the end by bringing a store-bought cake (that he clearly dropped at least once) and a deliberately hammed-up walk that is as adorable as it is goofy. All of this makes him strangely quite adorable in an awkward way. In 1937, which is when the book was released in the U.K. His bickering with Sam is also endearingly childish, and it's revealed he was a fan of The Hobbit back in the 30s Specifically. Bucky is unconventionally so his past as the Winter Soldier and struggles to return to normal life result in him having No Social Skills, which is best seen in the first episode both with his date with Leah and when he confronts Senator Atwood. 
Actor Shipping: One of the big draws for this show in promotional materials was the fun Ham and Deadpan Duo friendship between Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan, also referred to by their Portmanteau Couple Name of "Stackie".
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