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We're going after systemic racism in Season 2. And all of those things really fucking suck.” [29] In an interview Kripke explains the portrayal of the xenophobia and white supremacy in the show and how major corporations are in part responsible of this: ”[Between season 1 and season 2], we got deeper and deeper into the administration, and I think we as the writers got angrier and angrier. I think there were things like the travel ban happened when we were starting to break season 2, and a lot of the fear of caravans coming over the border to destroy you, and putting children in cages. That made us really want to talk about how white nationalism, and using xenophobia to further their own interests. Corporations are just letting it happen.” Another theme that the show portrays is the feminism, as Stormfront is portrayed as a feminist who sticks up for the harangued women of The Seven even though she is also portrayed as a racist and xenophobic superhero. [30] It is considered that the show portrays the feminism and succeeds where the MCU fails, as it illustrated the importance of women to the superhero genre as the female characters become stronger as the show progresses. [31] Casting [ edit ] Elisabeth Shue returned as a guest star on the fourth episode titled ”Nothing Like It in the World”, as a doppelgänger of Madelyn Stillwell. …