“ Luke Cage” is the type of show that references the Avengers but never names them. Many are obvious, but some are for diehards or eagle-eyed, pause-button-happy fans.

Since then, Netflix’s Marvel world has expanded, and therefore in Season 2, the show doesn’t hold back when it comes to pop culture references and full-blown crossovers. “ Luke Cage” series creator Cheo Hodari Coker is a longtime comic book fan, and it shows with the number of fun Easter eggs he includes in the show’s first outing. ‘Luke Cage’ Season 2: All the References, Cameos, Crossovers, and Easter Eggs in Each Episode “With this episode Don takes the term soundtrack from a literal point of view, delving deep into the world of film and how the sound has a parallel connection with the story on the screen.” The Citizen Kane of Jamaican cinema is Perry Henzell’s 1972 crime thriller He’s returned to reggae, celebrating his first love with a series of podcasts for Turtle Bay, and in his latest Reggae45 podcast, he has zeroed in on reggae’s place in Jamaican cinema. Letts was one of the key figures in the introduction of reggae to the punk movement, working particularly closely with The Clash.

A cultural polymath who has been front-and-centre of the music scene for over 40 years – as a musician, DJ, radio presenter, Grammy Award-winning music video and film director. There can’t be many pairs of hands as safe as Don Letts’s when it comes to music knowledge.

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