After a more complete glimpse of Rogers: The Musical in the show’s finale, we’re more confused than ever
Also, what was the wig budget here? Photo: Disney+ As much as anyone who’s ever listened to Chess: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall, I’m willing to forgive a lot if Adam Pascal pulls out a high belt, which is exactly what he does in the fake musical about the Avengers that takes place in Disney+’s Hawkeye.
Then, in the Hawkeye finale, we get the number in its full splendor. Here, the details prove puzzling: There’s a recurring theme where Adam Pascal’s “Lead New Yorker #1” and his fellow ensemble members sing about the concept of trash, with lines like “the rent and garbage are both sky-high” and “yes the city is on the brink / and yes it may smell but we like that stink” and “if the city’s trashed when you take your bow / we’ll blame you then, but you’re good for now.
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