The Morning Watch: Jeff Goldblum Explains Ragnarok, Batman Vs Elmer Fudd & More
(The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.)
In this edition,Jeff Goldblumtries to explain the meaning of Ragnarok in the title of Marvel Studios' upcoming sequelThor: Ragnarok. Plus, comic book artist and writerNeal Adamscreated a radio play version of the comicBatman vs Elmer Fudd, andGal Gadotstars in a pre-recordedSaturday Night Livesketch that was cut for time last weekend.
#WhatsRagnarok"Its a subgenre of rock n roll from the city of Ragna somewhere in Eastern Europe – v loud and abrasive music"@furiouscinemapic.twitter.com/kjbDjSU2yU
— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios)July 13, 2025
Leading up to the release ofThor: Ragnarok, the Marvel Studios social media team is keeping things lively with a little Jeff Goldblum to keep us occupied. TheJurassic ParkandIndependence Daystar reads tweets from various fans trying to define what “Ragnarok” means, and he expands upon them as only Jeff Goldblum can. For more, check outio9’s assembly of the bestJeff Goldblum moments, and check out more from the rest of the castright here.
Next up, comic book artist and writer Neal Adams decided to pay tribute to his new favorite comic book,Batman vs Elmer Fudd, but turning it into a half motion comic, half radio play. Adams doesn’t do a bad Elmer Fudd, though his Batman does need some work, and it’s a fun way to experience one of the more unique comic book offerings in recent memory.
Finally, watch this pre-recordedSaturday Night Livesketch that was intended for the episode hosted by Gal Gadot, but ended up being cut out of the final show due to time constraints. It’s actually better than half the sketches we saw during that episode, featuringKyle MooneyandBeck Bennettdoing a cheesy 90s rap while the world goes to hell around them.
