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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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Seems it's the will of Steins;Gate--
Looks like I wasn't the only one thinking it.
It's amazing how they pretty much built up a character and that character's relationships over a single episode so that their death has impact. Kudos to the writers and director.
I was thinking the same thing. There are characters who have been around for 5 seasons and their death don't have as much impact
Or put the monolith back together so they can use it to go back to their time.
I'm thinking he has to either die or stay behind because in the original time loop he goes back to the past and destroys the earth.
Yeah, Flint holds the world together while Daisy quakes apart Thanos.
Then Squirrel Girl's music plays and she hits Thanos with a stunner.
This is probably the correct answer. Flint goes back in time with them though
Yep, this is it.
It's also this.
Good episode. What Fitz said in that flashback seems to confirm the stable time loop paradox. There's never been a timeline in which the time travel and apocalypse shenanigans didn't happen. Question is what's actually gonna cause a change this time around?
Finished the episode probably 15 minutes ago. The chick who play older young robin in the flashback is the same chick who play Ava Augie's friend/girlfriend in Girl Meets World if I'm not mistaken. Crazy episodes with the flashback in general and saying things that's happening in the present. Man can't wait till next episode.
Isn't next week the last one before the STUPID OLYMPICS break?
EDIT: I just checked and I think there are two more before the break.
EDIT: I just checked and I think there are two more before the break.
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Does Fringe count?
Yeah, episode 10 airs a week before the Olympics starts unless something has changed.
Okay, the synopsis for this episode was this:
Good episode otherwise, but I just was waiting for some blast from the past and never got it.
So, umm....how the fuck is Robin "the most unexpected person from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s past"? We already knew she played a role in the episode just from last weeks ending. Not to mention that the character was already revealed as the reason for them time traveling. It's literally the least surprising character to appear in this episode outside of the main cast.
Good episode otherwise, but I just was waiting for some blast from the past and never got it.
Just doesn't seem like the "most unexpected person from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s past". They at least would be reminded who she was considering she helped Fitz go to the future. It's not like anyone else from the present should be expected to still be alive.
Now if you were to tell me it was Ward or Lincoln or Ward or Tripp or Ward, then I think that'd be a bit more unexpected person from their past than the girl they talked about before leaving the lighthouse.
Cause these descriptions are put out weeks in advance and they don't want to spoil the end of last week.
For example, the synopsis of episode 6 was "With Daisy's life on the line, an unexpected friend attempts to rescue her." Fitz was revealed at the end of episode 4, but they couldn't give that away in their press releases.
Okay, that's admittedly a good reason. I'm still mad about no Ward, but at least I can make sense out of it being done weeks in advance.
Data realizing he should take Commander Riker's suggestion instead of his own.
Fringe explored parallel worlds mainly. There were some time travel elements throughout the show, which were expanded in the last season, but nothing like what AoS is doing.
Or there was no time loop and Fitz was just talking out of his ass because he couldn't get the machine to work.
12 Monkeys on Syfy is on ANOTHER FUCKING LEVEL when it comes to alt flashback/forward/up/down/sideways. That show goes nuts with it, and is much better than it has any right to be.
Hold on a moment, there's a 12 Monkeys TV show? And it's actually good?
Yep. 12 Monkeys is some solid entertainment. I prefer it to the show this thread is about easily.
Is it really that much to ask for Coulson to ask someone why the Avengers didn't stop the end of the world? Or that we see Stark, Hammer, Roxxon, AIM, or any other Marvel tech/construction stuff in the scraps? I get less and less interested in the show the further they stray away from the Marvel universe. I don't need to see Cap show up, but you can't tell me Coulson wouldn't even bring that up?
Alright, so here's my theory. Flint can help get them back, but that doesn't prevent the time loop. Who's the one person that can for sure prevent the future from happening? Daisy. Daisy is going to either stay in the future, or sacrifice herself to prevent it.
Hopefully I'm wrong.
Hopefully I'm wrong.
What if she just keeps her ability inhibitor active the rest of her life?
If these people thought Robin was a handful, Jennifer Goines would drive them crazy. It wouldn't have taken 70 years for someone to shank her.
Also, I still don't buy that Daisy broke the world. The reason they're stuck in a loop is because they all bought into it and are reacting to false information.
Also, I still don't buy that Daisy broke the world. The reason they're stuck in a loop is because they all bought into it and are reacting to false information.