Agents of SHIELD

[cowboys5xsbs]

Agree the finale this season was fantastic. Can't wait for season 3 with the builup to the inhumans movie.

 

[Cave_Johnson]

I don't know season 2 was not that interesting.

Interesting, I actually enjoyed it much more than season 1. The episodes in season 2 before the Agent Carter break weren't amazing but the Inhuman stuff and the finale were excellent. Not to mention the effects have been great and they don't rely too heavily on them. Of course this is a network show so I'm sure they have a bigger budget than shows like Arrow and The Flash.

 

[WestEndVol]

Definitely agree, but I've watched a couple of episodes of Daredevil and I have to admit, it already has better choreographed fight scenes than any Marvel show. It has a good amount of blood and even a very slight boob-shot. Daredevil might win me over as the best Marvel series right now, it puts that terrible 2003 movie to shame twice over.

Haven't seen the movie but thought Daredevil was pretty damn good as well.

 

[OutlawImmortal]

Take the Walking Dead out of the equation and Grant Ward is my favorite character on television right now. Other than the cringey scene with Fitz-Simmons, this last episode was an absolute A+.

 

[OutlawImmortal]

The 2nd half of Season 5 is getting pretty good. I've been keeping up with this show for a long time now and I've never really been disappointed. Anyone watching?

 

[GNG]

The 2nd half of Season 5 is getting pretty good. I've been keeping up with this show for a long time now and I've never really been disappointed. Anyone watching?

Most of the dialogue is really bad.

 

[calsnowskier]

Most of the dialogue is really bad.

It is highly comic-booky show with an intended audience of about 18-24. I a must OK with hokie dialogue from a show like that.

But this past week was solid with all the groundwork that was laid out for Infinity War.

 

[OutlawImmortal]

Most of the dialogue is really bad.

No disagreement there, it's not going to win any awards and it's not trying to. It has double agents, super powers, time travel, aliens, parallel universes, simulated universes, anything you can think of. It's a show that doesn't get boring even for the actors since they are often able to show a wide range and play many different roles for one character. The characters who were caught in the Framework now experience a bleed-over effect from two different personalities, some more than others of course but I find stuff like that pretty interesting.

 

[BamaDude]

I've always been a Marvel Comics fan, but I found the early episodes of Agents of Shield extremely boring. I checked back in a year or so ago & they had an interesting story line going, but since I hadn't followed the show in a long time, it was hard to figure things out, so I quit watching again.

 

[Superbelt]

Deke is a Cousin Oliver.

But it kinda works right now. Very funny having Fitz bagging on him.

 

[BusSport]

Wow, this series just lives on and on and on.

Marvel.com: "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Officially Renewed for Season 7"

(and season 6 hasn't even aired yet, and won't until next summer, after Avengers 4!)

 

[Duffman]

The biggest problem I have with the series is that they have to go by the movies and so a lot of the episodes are just filler until something big happens in the movies and they can play off of it.

I just remember it starting ok and then got insanely boring because they were just waiting for Winter Soldier and the Hydra take over before they could advance their plot.

 

[BusSport]

Season 6 "Coulson Is Dead" teaser trailer:

 

[BusSport]

Announced today that Agents of SHIELD, originally slated for later in the summer, has instead been moved up a few months so that it will return in May:

 

[calsnowskier]

Will it take place before or after the snap? Before or after Endgame?

 

[calsnowskier]

Endgame is due out May 3, and this is coming out in May, so I would ASSUME it will be post Endgame.

 

[SDGuy73]

Season 6 of Agents of SHIELD is set to debut on May 10 on ABC.

 

[BPNAZ]

Due to Endgame, it will be interesting to see if...

Spoiler

They acknowledge literally ANYTHING from the movie, whereas there was a 5 year time jump before they re-snapped the half of life back. So will this new season jump 5 years to 2013? Will it take place during the 5 year time when half of life on earth was gone. That would be the bold way of going about it, and would allow the team to be the ones to try and help make sense of stuff and hold some form of law and order. They literally recognized the fact that Thanos was there during the previous seasons finale, so id like to think they will have to justify it somehow

 

[BusSport]

Okay premiere for S6, but I didn't like how there was no mention whatsoever of the Snap. I guess we're just supposed to assume that all the important named characters didn't get dusted.

Wish this was more tightly integrated with the movies, like the upcoming Disney+ shows are supposed to be.

 

[BPNAZ]

Okay premiere for S6, but I didn't like how there was no mention whatsoever of the Snap. I guess we're just supposed to assume that all the important named characters didn't get dusted.

Wish this was more tightly integrated with the movies, like the upcoming Disney+ shows are supposed to be.

they said they had to completely ignore it, which really bothered me. almost enough to kinda make me lose interest in this show. why even bother mentioning thanos and showing on screen that there was the attack on New York if they couldn't follow through with it in any way........

even though it felt forced sometimes, I appreciated the fact that the show existed to some degree within the ongoings of MCU, now it's kinda like meh

I'm holding out some hope that while they couldn't do anything about the snap, that they were given notions of multiverse existing and hope that's where this version of coulson/sarge and his cohorts are residing from.........