If there was a fight for control I think he would win regardless of his hydra conditioning because it's Talbot.
Jaiying's Inhuman power was super healing or something like that. Whitehall used her to keep himself young for decades.
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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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If there was a fight for control I think he would win regardless of his hydra conditioning because it's Talbot.
Jaiying's Inhuman power was super healing or something like that. Whitehall used her to keep himself young for decades.
No, her power was sucking the life essence from others to heal and prolong her life
So every season seems to have had a character that joined the team and then left within that season, EXCEPT S2.
-S1: Ward (betrayal)
-S3: Lincoln (death)
-S4: Mace (death) and (one could also argue) Radcliffe (betrayal followed by death)
-S5: Enoch (death) and (most assuredly) Deke (death and/or loop break)
I thought about the people in S2 who might fit this bill, and all of them either joined prior (Tripp) or carried over and left in S3 (Hunter and Bobbi). I can't think of any others. Hopefully Piper sticks around if we get a S6, though I think that may be too many characters hogging the bill and I can't see them getting rid of anyone. Unless Coulson legit dies, but then that would probably be the end.
Like, this shit is big. They're pulling out every single available tool they have this season and it's been working. I legitimately don't think anything is off of the table at this point.
-S1: Ward (betrayal)
-S3: Lincoln (death)
-S4: Mace (death) and (one could also argue) Radcliffe (betrayal followed by death)
-S5: Enoch (death) and (most assuredly) Deke (death and/or loop break)
I thought about the people in S2 who might fit this bill, and all of them either joined prior (Tripp) or carried over and left in S3 (Hunter and Bobbi). I can't think of any others. Hopefully Piper sticks around if we get a S6, though I think that may be too many characters hogging the bill and I can't see them getting rid of anyone. Unless Coulson legit dies, but then that would probably be the end.
I mean, I still stick with all of them inside of Talbot's head. "Coulson puts the pieces together" makes so much sense this way.
Jiaying's healing powers. This stuff was all informed from S2. It's not a brand new plot thread. This is old shit. This season has been pulling tons of shit from S1 and is now moving into S2. It's basically an anniversary of old plot points, items, people, etc. Hell, one of the core plot points from the back half of this season has been healing Coulson from his original fatal wound that allowed them to spawn this series.
Like, this shit is big. They're pulling out every single available tool they have this season and it's been working. I legitimately don't think anything is off of the table at this point.
I thought it became that after she had been butchered. Like her power had been corrupted after death.
I really don't think they can reference it in the way you would like. If referenced further it will continue to not effect any major cast members....which would be really odd.
They can't evaporate any major character, because if rumors are true, A4 occurs years later. They can't even add a time jump themselves since their show will come back at least months before any potential resurrections occur in A4. They won't bench a main actor for an entire season just to tie it in. I guess at most you could see Piper or Scar guy vanish, with no guarantee they could ever return given that the show would probably have to last to season 7.
Sadly they wouldn't even have to do even just that if the films follow a logical conclusion (and the original comic):
If this is the direction the film is going, and I can't believe it could be anything different, then
As you said, the second film being two seasons away makes it very difficult to chose one option or the other.
The good guys will ultimately find a solution to reverse the vanishing, made it as if it never happened or that the vanishing was for only a second. Like by wishing for everything to be like the day before, for example
If this is the direction the film is going, and I can't believe it could be anything different, then
from the point of view of the agents, nothing would have happened. It depends whether they want to tell the story of what would be happening in between the two films, or if they want to have an external point of view for the story.
As you said, the second film being two seasons away makes it very difficult to chose one option or the other.
I'm not seeing it on Amazon Japan.
If this is true though I'll definitely be importing again from Amazon UK. Shame they stopped releasing the box sets in the US.
Nah.
Creel here's the voices too. The consciousness is in the gravittonium. 90% guaranteed hall's consciousness will win out.
Having watched IW last night, my guess is the events of this season wrap up before the actual end of IW.
I'm not expecting a major tie-in to Infinity War but just in case I'll hold off on the next episode until I've seen it.
They can't do this because they can't fix it themselves so they won't spend the rest of the season like this
It's gonna be at the end of the season after the resolution. The dialogue set it up to a T.
They just set up Deke disappearing a la BTTF in this episode. It is going to happen after they finally fix the loop. He is going to turn to dust and everyone is going to be sad/happy because they think it's a result of the change. But it will quickly turn to horror as other people start dusting as well. Which is probably also the reason Mack doesn't make it to the future.
i mean they just called out whatevers happening in New Year last episode.
I didn't think so either but they specifically made a point in the most recent episode to tell the audience, "The very beginning of Infinity War is happening right now."
That means that with 3 episodes left this season, we should feel the impact of the film's ending at some point. If I had to guess, it's dependent on whether or not the show is renewed and if it happens, it will be in the finale. Likely the very end of the finale.
The problem is this:
How in the world does the show handle that if renewed? It isn't a problem that can be solved on the show so if they do erase one or more characters from existence, they would basically just be down a couple characters who randomly reappear in the final three episodes of season 6 after Avengers 4 releases. So if I had to guess, none of the main cast will disappear and it would instead impact them in a different way. We could see recurring characters disappear or have the disappearance of a random person put someone in the main cast in harm's way (something we started to see in the post-credits scene in the film.)
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To be fair, the creators have said that whatever happens in Infinity War will give them a bigger playground of possibilities for them in AoS.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.syfy...-on-how-infinity-war-will-impact-the-show?amp
https://www.google.com/amp/www.syfy...-on-how-infinity-war-will-impact-the-show?amp
I stand by my idea that the first arc of AoS S6 will be Agent Carter S3. They'll go backwards in time.
How much do you want bet that if they snap someone away it's either Fitz or Simmons?
So I don't think it's as much of a problem as you think, and the show's already structured itself to account for what occurs in IW.
In the future, we have seen Fitzsimmons, May, and Yo-Yo. We have not seen Daisy, Coulson, Davis/Piper, Mack or Time-Displaced Deke. We can assume Coulson/Daisy probably die in the loop's aftermath of earth getting blown up. Daisy will live because she's the lead. Coulson may or may not because he's in Captain Marvel and because they may need him gone to make S6 "sync." Deke, Mack, Davis and Piper all probably don't survive Thanos.
Literally everything between CW and IW, if you can. Marathon it.
You're missing the point just a bit. Anyone who disappears because of Thanos would just reappear at the end of season 6. Having Mack disappear means he can't be on the show at all in season 6 until the very end. And then he reappears due to something that happens outside of the show.
That's kind of lame and I don't see how the writers would do that.
And they're not killing off Coulson or Daisy lol. At least, not if the show is renewed.
That's kind of lame and I don't see how the writers would do that.
And they're not killing off Coulson or Daisy lol. At least, not if the show is renewed.
There are only two MCU films, as I see it, that don't build to IW: Iron Man 3 and Ant-Man. The rest is all fairly integral.
The nature of the story setup means you have to sacrifice someone for the season.
Oh, and Bobbi's totally getting dusted, it lets them bring Hunter back if Nick Blood's not busy.
Oh, and Bobbi's totally getting dusted, it lets them bring Hunter back if Nick Blood's not busy.
WELP.
I guess Wikipedia will have a list of what those movies are? I don't want to leave any out.
Doctor Strange
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Thor: Ragnarok
Black Panther
The good news: They are all good.
With AoS having more thematical tie-ins to the movies, time-travel to the past would make sense with Captain Marvel (sort of) and the
Avengers 4
Another okay episode. The show has kind of lost me the last few weeks. Probably just Legion though.
Hmm - I guess Doctor Strange came out after Civil War? I saw it on a plane a while back before I saw Civil War.
Edit: and yeah, I really enjoy the MCU movies. The only one I haven't seen that's not on that list is Ant-Man and I intend to.
Kolpack is being mean on Twitter about the possibility of a tie-in.
NOTE: What he's replying to is a IW spoiler.
https://twitter.com/MarkKolpack/status/990973502403461120
NOTE: What he's replying to is a IW spoiler.
https://twitter.com/MarkKolpack/status/990973502403461120
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Infinity War:
I'm 100% sure they'll tie in at the end of the season - probably as a cliffhanger - but whether that's in a general sense (random dudes fade away, the main cast survives) or in a hardcore way (1-2 major characters fade) is yet to be seen.
If they're cancelled they might just leave us with a happy ending, though.
If they're cancelled they might just leave us with a happy ending, though.
Given the secrecy surrounding Infinity War on top of the preexisting estrangement between the film and TV divisions, I would be very surprised if the AoS writing/producing team had any advance knowledge of Infinity War's ending. I suppose we'll see, though.
They knew about Winter Soldiers' HYDRA swerve a year in advance, and were forced to sit on storylines they'd developed until it came out.
Introduces Banner and Ross.
Honestly I would've said just Iron Man 3. Only reason I'm saying Ant-Man is because none of those characters are in the film, so the small bit you get with Scott in Captain America: Civil War is all you need.
IM3 does not introduce any major characters or make any major status quo alterations. Tony having the surgery is mentioned in this film alone, and his armor fetish and obsession with having a prepared defense for everything carries into The Avengers: Age of Ultron sufficiently enough.
Spider-Man: Homecoming is also probably unnecessary as well.
Consider: I'm counting films introducing major characters, plot points, and major status quo changes. Like, important to the whole universe. Some films are unnecessary though, as their changes are re-addressed in other films, and even played up stronger.
So:
Iron Man 3
Ant-Man
Spider-Man: Homecoming
All what I would consider "unnecessary" to the plot of The Avengers: Infinity War.
It's not, the Tony/Peter relationship is important to have been established in IW. The character work pays off.
That was before the Feige/Perlmutter split, and there wasn't quite the same level of secrecy around the film.
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It all pays off, but it's not necessary. Their mentorship is established in CW, thin as it is.