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X-Men '97: Summers Family Goes "Bond Movie" in Beau DeMayo-Shared Clip

The Summers are a family not to be messed with in this clip from X-Men '97 that series creator/writer Beau DeMayo posted earlier today.

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What's that, you said? You wished you had a preview clip from Marvel Studios' X-Men '97 three-episode season finale, "Tolerance Is Extinction"? Well, series creator & writer Beau DeMayo has you covered. In the scene that DeMayo describes as "what would happen if a Bond movie had a baby with an X-Men cartoon," we see what appears to be a continuation of the end credits scene from the final trailer that was released on Monday. It's a Summers Family Reunion, as Cyclops, Jean, and Cable show just how dangerous of a fighting force they can be…

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Here's a look at the clip that DeMayo posted on Instagram earlier today – followed by some previously released intel about the finale that fans will definitely want to check out:

Shortly after the seventh episode of Marvel Studios' X-Men '97, DeMayo checked in on Twitter/X to assign some "homework" ahead of this week's start of the three-episode season finale, "Tolerance Is Extinction." DeMayo suggested that fans might want to rewatch Season 4, Episodes 9 & 10 of the original animated series – "One Man's Worth Parts 11 & 2" (directed by Larry Houston, with Part 1 written by Richard Mueller and Part 2 written by Gary Greenfield). Without giving too much away, let's just say that there's a lot of timey-wimey stuff in play that resulted from a time-travel assassination of Xavier back in 1959. Earlier today, DeMayo updated his "assignment list" with Season 4 Episodes 3 & 4: "Sanctuary, Pt 1 and 2" (directed by Houston, with Part 1 written by Steven Melching & David McDermott and Part 2 written by Jeff Saylor), Season 5 Episode 4: "Descent" (directed by Houston and written by Melching & McDermott), and Season 1 Episode 13: "The Final Decision" (directed by Houston and written by Mark Edward Edens). Without spoilers, let's just say that they involve a whole lot more Magneto goodness for viewers – and more.

Here's a look at DeMayo's update – followed by his reason for not including comic book issues on the list:

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Serving as Television Editor since 2018, Ray began five years earlier as a contributing writer/photographer before being brought onto the core BC team in 2017.
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