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Does Agents of Shield deserve a Season Seven

  • Yes

    Votes: 35 34.0%
  • Most Definitely

    Votes: 16 15.5%
  • Wait, what happen to Six?

    Votes: 13 12.6%
  • Only if they include The Daughters of the Dragon

    Votes: 12 11.7%
  • Thor 2: The Ghost Rider

    Votes: 27 26.2%

  • Total voters
    103

Kirblar

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
30,744
The creators clearly had an option select in place depending on whether or not they were renewed w/ how certain things have been structured.

Renewal would lead to making Infinity War tie in at the end of the season.
Cancellation would lead to them ignoring it.

going into more spoilerific detail
The entire season has been set up so that it conceivably take place in a loop where the snap happens. Many characters are entirely absent from the "future flashbacks" all season long and it allowed them to set up a possible IW tie in without actually committing to it until they knew whether or not they were getting renewed.
 

Chirotera

Avenger
Oct 27, 2017
4,276
I wonder if the earth being cracked open and blown apart is what stopped Thanos from achieving his goal in the original timeline.

What if by stopping that catastrophe they leave the door open for Thanos to achieve his goals?
 

Kirblar

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
30,744
I wonder if the earth being cracked open and blown apart is what stopped Thanos from achieving his goal in the original timeline.

What if by stopping that catastrophe they leave the door open for Thanos to achieve his goals?
This was the option select. If the show got cancelled, the loop ignores Infinity War and it can be assumed that the earth blowing up trainwrecks the MCU timeline. But if it got renewed, Infinity War is integrated into the loop.
 

Egg0

Member
Oct 25, 2017
4,659
The VFX was on point this episode.

I like how Daisy pulled a Fitz without even thinking. Ignoring the moral implications of saving Coulson using centipede tech without his permission. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :thinkingemoji:
 

ratcliffja

Member
Oct 28, 2017
5,920
I have never watched more than a clip of AoS but have they ever used Arcade? He seems like the kind of villain that's too goofy for the Netflix shows and too minor for the movies but would work great on the small screen. He might be tied up with X-Men rights, though.
 

Tetsujin

Unshakable Resolve
The Fallen
Oct 27, 2017
3,466
Germany
I assume next week we'll finally get news about whether it's canceled or renewed. Fingers crossed...
 

ZeoVGM

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
76,219
Providence, RI
The VFX was on point this episode.

I like how Daisy pulled a Fitz without even thinking. Ignoring the moral implications of saving Coulson using centipede tech without his permission. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :thinkingemoji:

We gotta stop comparing anything Daisy has done to trying to save Coulson using morally questionable methods.

Nothing she has done is even remotely close to risking permanently paralyzing a person, which is what Fitz did. (And that's ignoring her Earth-shattering powers which were still the most likely cause of something happening to the planet.)
 

ZeoVGM

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
76,219
Providence, RI
I have never watched more than a clip of AoS but have they ever used Arcade? He seems like the kind of villain that's too goofy for the Netflix shows and too minor for the movies but would work great on the small screen. He might be tied up with X-Men rights, though.

X-Men rights, unfortunately.

(For real though. Take a weekend, start marathoning AoS on Netflix. The shaky first half of season 1 works better in a marathon and then it's nearly non-stop greatness.)
 

ratcliffja

Member
Oct 28, 2017
5,920
X-Men rights, unfortunately.

(For real though. Take a weekend, start marathoning AoS on Netflix. The shaky first half of season 1 works better in a marathon and then it's nearly non-stop greatness.)
Season 1 seemed fine but I tried to give it a shot when I heard they had the Absorbing Man but the clips I saw were terrible. The acting is just so, so bad. Maybe I'll give it another shot but absolutely none of the plot I've read about interests me in the slightest.
 

ZeoVGM

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
76,219
Providence, RI
Season 1 seemed fine but I tried to give it a shot when I heard they had the Absorbing Man but the clips I saw were terrible. The acting is just so, so bad. Maybe I'll give it another shot but absolutely none of the plot I've read about interests me in the slightest.

Absorbing Man isn't played by the greatest actor but the main cast is largely fantastic.
 

Chirotera

Avenger
Oct 27, 2017
4,276
This was the option select. If the show got cancelled, the loop ignores Infinity War and it can be assumed that the earth blowing up trainwrecks the MCU timeline. But if it got renewed, Infinity War is integrated into the loop.

It's just such a shitty thing, save the world from being destroyed but oops...

Infinity War
Thanos now wipes out half the universe
 

vivftp

Member
Oct 29, 2017
19,765
I love that Fitz and Mack created the artificial gravity system that would be used in the future Lighthouse system for the Zephyr.
 

Nostremitus

Member
Nov 15, 2017
7,777
Alabama
I was just looking at info on the new Ant Man movie after seeing the trailer, and had a thought. A week or two ago, someone here mentioned that Chloe filmed a scene with some secret guest after the season 5 wrap up party. Considering that Ant Man and the Wasp takes place right before (and possible during) Infinity War, I'm wondering if it might be a character from that film, specifically Randall Park, who is listed as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent in that movie. He also stars on ABC's Fresh Off the Boat, so he might be an easy get for the show.
Or they came by to shoot an AntMan and Wasp post credits scene...
 

Selbran

Member
Oct 25, 2017
1,570
Yeah, I don't get the people saying that the events of Infinity War would affect this timeline, this is why these time-travel plots are always such a mess because it is so difficult to write around these things. The way the time-loop is set up, everything that has currently happened and will happen is part of the loop and something the team does is what would break that loop.

The snap presumably happens in the other timelines before the current loop because it isn't like Thanos coming to Earth was random, it was planned and known about by many in advance. I'm guessing the in the future they visited Talbot destroyed the planet, but Thanos still invaded and snapped people like Mack, away. That way it can be explained why he was gone and also why the planet was destroyed.
 

DangerMouse

Member
Oct 25, 2017
22,402
Agreed Lotus.

"let Coulson die" I still believe refers to saving him from Hale, because that also led to well, Talbot
I agree, it was her trying to say not to go after him.

We gotta stop comparing anything Daisy has done to trying to save Coulson using morally questionable methods.

Nothing she has done is even remotely close to risking permanently paralyzing a person, which is what Fitz did. (And that's ignoring her Earth-shattering powers which were still the most likely cause of something happening to the planet.)
Agreed. Her and May have a radical potentially risky plan, trying to combine such stuff together, in order to try and save Coulson, but so far they've not needed to do anything that hurts anyone else to gather the materials or anything.

Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 |OT| Told You I Could Fix It
LMAO
 

BKatastrophe

Member
Oct 28, 2017
13,359
So Daisy was Kassius Sr.'s weapon against Talbot? So hear me out, because I have an assumption about how this plays out:

Kassius Sr. sends Daisy to confront Talbot as he is gaining access to more gravitonium. She quakes the gravitonium,causing it to go boom which also kills Talbot.

This is Kassius Sr. basically saying "I found it and if I can't have it all to myself than no one can." Based on his comment about Earth being a hidden blue gem and how possessive he seems to be.
I always catch the last few minutes of the show and it always seems batshit. I need to binge it one day
No you don't

Trust in me

You do not

It is batshit though. Just the really bad kind.
Inhuman dna, bootleg super soldier serum, and alien PCP sounds like a way to fuck up some shit
Coulson puts all the pieces together yet again
These confederacy have the worse security
Well they are a "secret" society
Not that it would happen, but which of the Black Order would be easiest to get on the show, VFX wise?
Proxima Midnight

Didn't look like much CG at all.
Someone on Reddit just went back and transcribed the dialogue from Future Yo-Yo.
It's totally happening.

Mack... He's still alive. Hold him for as long as you can.

What happens to Mack? What happens?

I was on fire, reaching for Mack. And then there was nothing there.
Yooooooooo shit
Man, that scene was so great watching it live.

The AIDA arc, and season 4 were fantastic.
Those final two episodes of S4 were some of the most gripping television I have ever watched.
 

adrem007

Banned
Nov 26, 2017
2,679
I don't really like the Ruby's death conflict. She was a fucked up weapon of mass destruction, I understand that Mack can be upset, but he needs to chill a little
 

Volimar

volunteer forum janitor
Member
Oct 25, 2017
38,587
Mack does seem a little pissy considering he's seen the aftermath of the destroyer of worlds.
 

Romez

Member
Nov 11, 2017
348
So if they do connect it to IW

i'm guessing Deke, Talbot and those agents they conveniently brought back (short haired chick and white pilot dude) are going to die and if they have the balls maybe Mack and/or Elena.
 

StarCreator

Member
Oct 25, 2017
4,855
This version is only about six feet.
Definitely taller than that.

landscape-1521206234-loki-infinity-war.jpg


Loki is 6'3" and despite standing behind him, Proxima is still clearly a full head taller.

If she's not 9 feet tall like I thought, she is definitely around 8 feet at a minimum.
 
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MilesQ

Member
Oct 25, 2017
5,490
Interesting direction with Talbot possibly being the one who cracks the Earth.

Cool IW namedrop too, but I feel they might have been better off not mentioning it at all. Any attempts to have the events of the movie impact their world is going to feel hollow if the show ends up renewed.
 

Garrison

Member
Oct 27, 2017
2,904
I don't know if I like where this is going.

It looks like everyone has lost there freaking mind in the last episode.
Mack's now this violence never solved anything priest ever more than before. Dude is getting upset at his woman who did something to the psycho that chopped her freaking arms out after seeing all the shit that happens.

Daisy's and Agent May are putting together the worst of the f-ing worst idea ever to revive Agent Coulson against his own will, might as well throw in coke, PCP and 10 more drugs into that mix for all it's worth. How the f do you dig up your own Mom's grave, what in the F....

Deke turned from space survivor badass sort of discount starlord to a complete enamored quake starstruck idiot with a one time jump to the past.

And Fitz just turned into that dude with mental issues that everyone keeps an eye out with the corner of their stare when he gets close to the kitchen drawers yet they let him play with whatever he wants.

This season might be better if they just keep it being the last one I think.
 
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Fhtagn

Member
Oct 25, 2017
5,615
Interesting direction with Talbot possibly being the one who cracks the Earth.

Cool IW namedrop too, but I feel they might have been better off not mentioning it at all. Any attempts to have the events of the movie impact their world is going to feel hollow if the show ends up renewed.

I was thinking the opposite, that
if the show doesn't get renewed, ending with the snap currently in play is a very dark ending, whereas if they do get renewed on a schedule that overlaps with A4, they get to explore the impact of IW more, while still having closure post-A4 when the rest of us do.
 

MilesQ

Member
Oct 25, 2017
5,490
I was thinking the opposite, that
if the show doesn't get renewed, ending with the snap currently in play is a very dark ending, whereas if they do get renewed on a schedule that overlaps with A4, they get to explore the impact of IW more, while still having closure post-A4 when the rest of us do.

That's a great point. It'd be interesting to get a street level look at the impact of events. And with how AoS focuses on 'pods', it could work pretty well.
 

ZeoVGM

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
76,219
Providence, RI
I think exploring a post-Infinity War world in AoS would add even more context to what the Avengers need to do in A4 and make the stakes feel even higher.

But I have to be honest, I don't see why they would even bother mentioning Thanos at all unless they knew they were getting renewed. Why waste time on any sort of an Infinity War tie-in for the final three episodes of the series?

So, fingers crossed.
 

Wag

Member
Nov 3, 2017
11,638
I was just thinking in the series finale:

Coulson would die, thus saving the world