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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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No, Simmons got a whole power up episode.
When she was stuck on Maveth.
Still might be the best episode the show has produced.
Similarly, she powered up from Nerd to Double Agent by going undercover at Hydra.
Simmons is such a badass since those events.
I'm kind of on team immortal right now. I get where Daisy and May are coming from, but they're both doing this while not consulting with anyone else on the team, and it leads to shit like Daisy running errands when the base is under attack. Mack is just throwing up his hands and saying he doesn't want to talk about it, and that seems like a good way to stay in a time loop. Like, they're dealing with some crazy, out there concepts, maybe listen to your science friends.
Self-Control is incredible. It's truly amazing.
But for me, "4,722 Hours" was the show elevating itself far above where it had been to date.
The Warriors Three died on-screen, but no one really knows what happened to Lady Sif...they probably couldn't film her death as the actress may have been busy, meaning she probably did die too, just off-screen I guess?
Edit: Yeah, I briefly looked into this and saw that Jaimie Alexander was busy filming Blindspot, though they could have at least said something about her absence/possible death in the film.
Can't wait to see how everything gets resolved (more or less) in just two episodes...
Sif is briefly mentioned as being exiled by Odin/Loki, if I remember right. So she's probably out there wandering the nine realms, trying to hook up with the remaining Asgardians after the whole Hela business.
She could definitely pop up on AoS, but if she couldn't have time in her schedule for Ragnarok... one of ABC's lowest rates series seems like a stretch.
She could definitely pop up on AoS, but if she couldn't have time in her schedule for Ragnarok... one of ABC's lowest rates series seems like a stretch.
That's not in the movie iirc, he's misremembering, it's a Kevin Feige quote. He said something like Loki banned her because she's close to Thor and shit so she's somewhere else.
Oh, yes, I think I remember this...it was regarding when Loki was pretending to be Odin at the start of Ragnarok. Not sure if it was stated in the film or if it's just something Feige said bts.
Screenrant is going hog wild with Agents of SHIELD's connectedness, haha: Agents of SHIELD Has Rewritten The History Of The MCU
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I don't know about that. Hydra had a protection deal with the Confederacy, but that didn't necessarily mean they knew what it was they were seeking protection from. They just knew that extraterrestrial threats existed because they themselves have extraterrestrial roots.
If Hydra did know about Thanos specifically, then they would probably also know that the Confederacy wasn't actually willing to stand up against him.
If Hydra did know about Thanos specifically, then they would probably also know that the Confederacy wasn't actually willing to stand up against him.
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I'm ready for this to be over. Not that I don't like the show though. If it ends without a cliffhanger I'll probably drop it if it gets renewed.
I have no idea how they'd write around the probable plot of Avengers 4, even more so if (as I suspect) they didn't find out about the ending of Infinity War until around the time it premiered. But the consensus from the upfront predictions seems to be that it's more likely than not to get a renewal, sooooooo
There are still two episodes left, and sure, I could be wrong, but how exactly is this "clear?" Literally all we've gotten is a couple characters talking about Thanos attacking Earth. There's nothing there you couldn't glean from the trailers or even a plot synopsis.
spoilering to avoid IW spoilers but no direct spoilers
Future Yo--Yo's dialogue tells us exactly what's going to happen to Mack. They knew.
To be honest, for anyone that read the comics (and likely anyone writing this show has), predicting the end of Infinity War was not hard. I was talking about this exact outcome in the OP for the show during Season 3 back on GAF - and how Shield would deal with it if it lasted that long. The writers just needed a few details on how it would be executed on the big screen and what visual direction they would take to aid them if they wanted to tie in.
If some idiot on a message board (that's me) was able to think ahead to this two years ago, I am sure the people running this show, who are much smarter than me, were able to do the same. It's not like Jed and Maurissa are some outcasts that people will not talk to. Jed's hair is not that bad that he needs to be hid away.
If some idiot on a message board (that's me) was able to think ahead to this two years ago, I am sure the people running this show, who are much smarter than me, were able to do the same. It's not like Jed and Maurissa are some outcasts that people will not talk to. Jed's hair is not that bad that he needs to be hid away.
If it happens in the next two episodes, it's not going to be because the showrunners made a lucky guess based on the source material.
That seems like quite a stretch based on a few cryptic lines of dialogue that could just as easily refer to something that already happened (Yo-Yo losing her arms), but I guess we'll see.
It being that cryptic makes it perfect for covering both endings.
The trick is that she's not speaking metaphorically.
You didn't address how Agents of SHIELD is unlikely for renewal by predictors when the opposite is true.
Hmm? I said the exact opposite, that the consensus seems to be that it's probably (but not definitely) getting renewed.
Also, what's this speculation about the showrunners secretly knowing that the show is getting a renewal when ABC hasn't made any official decision yet? I could be wrong, but I don't think they usually find out before these things are announced to the world.
Disney owns ABC and can prop up AOS as long as they want. If they're happy with it, it'll get another season.
problem is I have no idea what their criteria is for being "happy with it"
Well we also know that they've had a space program, technically, for as long as they've had the monolith to Maveth. Hydra was originally built on occult worshippings of Hive.
This would be pretty cool to see, only without the big wait haha.
Mostly caught up
Yo-Yo you fuck up
glenn baby what is you doing
deke you're just annoying at this point
simmons-fitz hyphenating their names backwards is the worst
you know who's also the worst? Daisy/Yo-yo. theyre both being idiots
Yo-Yo you fuck up
glenn baby what is you doing
deke you're just annoying at this point
simmons-fitz hyphenating their names backwards is the worst
you know who's also the worst? Daisy/Yo-yo. theyre both being idiots
Between Daisy and YoYo I side with YoYo's had more valid points. Daisy's just "Why won't anyone listen to me? Oh wait I go on my own missions that jeopardizes the team in a very tense and difficult time."
Had Daisy been there, Talbot may not have needed to go Graviton.
Had Daisy been there, Talbot may not have needed to go Graviton.
I'm hoping he makes a return, maybe to kill Graviton? I also hope they pick up the Vijay plot line at some point but that's unlikely.
This also fits in with the "let coulson die" warning. Daisy goes off on a long excursion to find tools that maybe could keep him alive (Centipede and Mommy Corpse). When instead, she could have just been at base, and "probably" would have taken care of the Space Ninjas. I say "probably", if they would allow her to use more of her powers than they have been. She's been depowered for awhile now.