Just binged S4 over the last 5 days or so and holy shit what a ride. I'm almost afraid to go back and rewatch the first season. How did this become so good. Mack's stuff was very emotional. Can Fitz get a break this season?
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 |OT| Six Seasons and a Seventh
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This is interesting. It's a tease of something happening in the premiere. And it has me very excited if it means what I think it means.
http://www.tvguide.com/news/agents-of-shield-spoilers-season-5/
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http://www.tvguide.com/news/agents-of-shield-spoilers-season-5/
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Mega Buzz: An Important Element You Thought Was Gone Returns
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is getting a pretty awesome makeover this year, given that almost all of its characters have been mysteriously transported onto a deadly spaceship. The how's and why's of this new dilemma will be answered in the premiere, but the big thing we're talking about will be the return of a major element from Season 4.
Something you probably thought we'd left in the rearview after Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his team defeated Aida (Mallory Jansen) will make its return in the second hour of the premiere, and it plays an integral role in explaining the biggest questions of the season — what the heck happened and why are the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. involved?
This surprising return is made possible by a new character named Deke (Jeff Ward), so we encourage you to keep your eye on him as the season progresses. Something tells us he's either going to be the team's saving grace or the cause of their demise.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is getting a pretty awesome makeover this year, given that almost all of its characters have been mysteriously transported onto a deadly spaceship. The how's and why's of this new dilemma will be answered in the premiere, but the big thing we're talking about will be the return of a major element from Season 4.
Something you probably thought we'd left in the rearview after Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his team defeated Aida (Mallory Jansen) will make its return in the second hour of the premiere, and it plays an integral role in explaining the biggest questions of the season — what the heck happened and why are the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. involved?
This surprising return is made possible by a new character named Deke (Jeff Ward), so we encourage you to keep your eye on him as the season progresses. Something tells us he's either going to be the team's saving grace or the cause of their demise.
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the Framework.
And Blizzard, and Graviton, and Blackout and etc.
Lots of open threads in the series.
Right but those were purposefully left open.
The article above teases...
something we thought would be done and over with making a surprise return. That would have to be LMDs or the Framework, right?
Coulson has been in the framework this whole time.
Nick Fury breaks him out and together they defeat Thanos using a robot hand and an eye-patch,
Since there were very obvious tie-ins to Doctor Strange last season, I wonder what they'll do with Thor or Black Panther.
Thor is already out so I doubt they'd do any tie-ins, although it'd probably be easier to reference Thor than BP at this point... unless they do something with Vibranium.
Nah. Jeph Loeb talked about Inhumans and AoS crossing over eventually but seeing how everything have gone since before Inhumans aired, I think any references to that show is dead in the air.
I'd love to see what Sif if up to, though if they couldn't schedule around her for the movie I doubt they'd be able to for a TV guest appearance. Like - Hey, Sif, what are you doing in this derelict storage room on this abandoned spaceship? Looks like you've had a rough year!
It would be nice to give Sif some kind of "end" to her arc from a viewer's perspective. Let her live on, but let us see
and make a night scene at the beach with her sitting on a stone with her back to the camera, giving us one last stare above her shoulder and end the episode there. Likewise with Deathlok, we never gonna see this guy again anyway.
the emotions she goes through from dealing with the loss of the Warriors Three (nice little tie-in to Ragnarok too)
Well, Ragnarok was filmed in Australia, so that'd make scheduling quite difficult.
So two questions:
There is no any break for this season, right?
Also, will this season end before IW?
I can't see they will do a tie-in for BP because it is set in Wakanda. But it will hard to ignore IW if the show is still airing at that time.
There is no any break for this season, right?
Also, will this season end before IW?
I can't see they will do a tie-in for BP because it is set in Wakanda. But it will hard to ignore IW if the show is still airing at that time.
My guess..
Radcliffe is alive. When he disappeared he wasnt deleted but he exited the Framework into a new body.
As much as id love that i dont think i could take seeing Mack hear a newly formed Tripp go "Wheres Hope?"
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I don't know what the new OP is referencing so it just reminded me of Doki Doki Literature Club instead.
Just Fitz.
Just Fitz.
We are back for the next two weeks. Then the show goes on break lol.
The season will continue through Infinity War.
New preview btw:
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I didn't see this confirmed previously but split pods is confirmed. But it will be two this year as opposed to three.
http://tvline.com/2017/12/01/agents-of-shield-season-5-preview-outer-space/
Looks like episode 100 will be the "mid-season finale" type of episode then.
http://tvline.com/2017/12/01/agents-of-shield-season-5-preview-outer-space/
Looks like episode 100 will be the "mid-season finale" type of episode then.
So the season is kinda shaking out like this:
Tonight: Episodes 1 and 2
Dec. 8: Episode 3
Dec. 15: Episode 4
Jan. 5?: Episode 5
Jan. 12?: Episode 6
Jan. 19?: Episode 7
Jan. 26?: Episode 8
Feb. 2?: Episode 9
Feb. 9?: Episode 10
Feb. 16?: Episode 11
Feb. 23?: Episode 12 (100th episode overall, finale of first story pod)
The Winter Olympics run Feb. 9 to 25, though, so I wonder if they'll take a break after Feb. 2 and come back March 2, or if they'll double up episodes for a few weeks to get through Episode 12 by Feb. 2. Or maybe they'll just run right through the Olympics, ratings be damned! Who knows.
Tonight: Episodes 1 and 2
Dec. 8: Episode 3
Dec. 15: Episode 4
Jan. 5?: Episode 5
Jan. 12?: Episode 6
Jan. 19?: Episode 7
Jan. 26?: Episode 8
Feb. 2?: Episode 9
Feb. 9?: Episode 10
Feb. 16?: Episode 11
Feb. 23?: Episode 12 (100th episode overall, finale of first story pod)
The Winter Olympics run Feb. 9 to 25, though, so I wonder if they'll take a break after Feb. 2 and come back March 2, or if they'll double up episodes for a few weeks to get through Episode 12 by Feb. 2. Or maybe they'll just run right through the Olympics, ratings be damned! Who knows.