Yes it is. Hulu needs to fix this now.   See 1 other reply

Nic Mercy, you are fairly accurate, with one small omission. Jeans conciousness left her original body, leaving a small connection to her real body. And encasing it in a cocoon at the bottom of jamaica bay(the water body the shuttle landed in). The new body, with the majority of jeans mind/soul "bonded"(as you say) with the "substance of life"(the phoenix Force). Upon the bonding jeans mind/soul changed. All the phoenix force truelly did, was to maximize jeans full potential and give her a few extra gifts. One should consider though, when a mear mortal human is given the ability to control or destroy the universe. How would this person bare that kind of responsibilty!? Jean couldn't do it!   See 5 other replies

Actually the Phoenix wasn't an alien that took over Jean's mind. If you've read the actual comics (and didn't just watch the 90's animated series which also changed many aspects of the story) you'd know that scott and jean were kidnapped by trask and taken to that space station. The ensuing battle there as the other xmen tried to rescue them resulted in the station being damage and the xmen had to escape. The story is similar beyond that point where jean pilots the shuttle while the others are safe inside the shielded area. At this point the radiation is killing her and her psychic cries are answered by the Phoenix force which is not an alien but rather the very lifeforce of the universe itself and a power that Jean is genetically linked to. It is a part of jean even though it has been depicted as a seperate being from time to time. In their "initial meeting" it even says to Jean "my form and it's ability to communicate derive from you" and Jean basically says "so you're a figment of my imagination?". The "force" is actually an aspect of jean she wasn't even aware of back when this all occurred. In the current comics she is fully aware that she and the phoenix force are one and the same.   See 5 other replies

Also, Cyclops is useless without uniform   See 3 other replies

Their uniforms would have more protection against the flying debris than their normal clothes, and are much better for strenous physical activity. It would be harder to do that in a normal shirt and blue jeans.   See 3 other replies

If you had one of those outfits, wouldn't you wear it whenever you could?   See 3 other replies