Or a 10-episode Coulson prequel set in the 90s right before the events of Captain Marvel, airing from January through March to cross-promote the two.
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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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Or a 10-episode Coulson prequel set in the 90s right before the events of Captain Marvel, airing from January through March to cross-promote the two.
Ironically I just ordered seasons one and two on Blu-Ray just a few hours ago. A blind buy for me. :P
Then it could be like Gotham, where all the major characters somehow knew each other when they were younger, but conveniently forgot about it
I wouldn't mind, but at the same time they should show him more before actually going through with something like that. Cuz we already liked Yo-Yo by the time she got hers lol
Kind of miss it at times. Or at least, I miss Peggy.
Oh, they're very aware of the #RenewAgentsofSHIELD thing going on now.
If it wasn't for the extremely loyal fanbase it would've been cancelled with the other ABC shows last week.
In many cases the company that makes the show and the company that airs the show are not the same, so they negotiate on whether or not to bring it back. In the case of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. it's slightly more complicated since the companies that own it and air it are the same, but there's a wrinkle in the form of Marvel/Disney wanting the show on the air regardless of its ratings while ABC wants it gone. So different factions within Disney are debating the show's future.
Yup this 100%. Marvel/Disney still want it alive in some form. Disney stepped in and got us Season 5, this time it feels like an even tougher fight.
I know Davis was a minor character in season 4 and he's had more screen time in the second half of season 5. And I saw him with the cast in a picture on Instagram and thought to myself, "What was his first episode in season 4?" So I looked up the character on the AoS Wikipedia...
Oh, right. Season 1.
... Wait, what?
Yes, Davis had an incredibly minor background appearance in season 1's weird ghost episode. A single scene.
They then decided to bring him the actor back in season 4. I never realized this at all.
Oh, right. Season 1.
... Wait, what?
Yes, Davis had an incredibly minor background appearance in season 1's weird ghost episode. A single scene.
They then decided to bring him the actor back in season 4. I never realized this at all.
Wait, the Disney Streaming Service won't be online until late 2019? Why so late? By that time I'll probably slip back into my old just-pirate-everything habit, especially if Shield is no longer a go on ABC or Hulu.
They're launching it with a live action Star Wars TV series, a Marvel series, and multiple exclusive live-action Disney movies (like the live action Lady and the Tramp). That stuff takes time.
Regardless of all that possible new stuff; they have a huge backlog of programing right now with new "original" programing on Hulu and OTA. I was expecting early 2019. :/
From a marketing standpoint, it's better to launch with a bang using a ton of original content rather than a whimper and hope people join up 10 months later when original content starts releasing.
Yup. Disney paid attention to CBS All Access. They launched with nothing, and got no one. It wasn't until Star Trek that people started to pay attention to it.
lol if it gets fans to continue to press ABC/Disney into renewing AOS then I'll consider them "helping". lol
They mostly all are these days, even the ones you hoped would be above it. Competitive market though so they mostly resort to the same dirty tactics. It's when they disable comments (a la Screenrant) that you know even the people writing for them know it.
Sites like ScreenRant and CBR and ComicBook.com exist for the sole purpose of clickbait. Dishonest headlines, top 15 lists stretched throughout 20 pages, etc.
Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Deadline, etc. still are legitimate, for the most part.
It's what happens when you sell your site to a big company or investment firm. They only care about ad impressions and won't even pay the writers of the site unless it gets a certain amount of traffic. I speak from experience here. Never again.
No it wasn't. I couldn't even finish season two and I've watched some dire television in my life.
Been meaning to jump back into it. Kinda lost me after the first episode when it felt like it wasn't continuing straight off from the first season and had this whole other plot.
Remember a few days ago when I said there was probably a reason why you're known for hating everything?
It's been awhile, but I recall really liking the 2nd season's antagonist.
Alright Lotus, sounds like a summer show for me.
Perfect since I'm in Cali and it'll be summer, which seemed to be the vibe of season 2.
Fans of the series seem to be split over which season they liked more. I personally thought the second season was better because the villain was great and the chemistry between the characters improved a lot. Peggy and Jarvis were a joy together. It was also more "comic book-y" than the first, diving into weird science and fantasy.
It's a crime that we didn't get one more season.
You couldn't finish anything never mean shit in the old site, why should it here.
Give Daisy and Robby solo movies. Bury the rest.
If anyone makes it out of Marvel TV its Robbie.
The showrunners have effectively said that next week could serve as both a season or a series finale.