Daisy , Mack and Sousa easily stole the episode with their scenes on the quinjet in space Also Sousa does have a Point, it actually really sounds kinda hilarious ^^
@Xetren It's partly the idea of superhero names at all and partly as Eric says, it's kinda on the nose (nothing like as on the nose as e.g. 'Superman' or 'Batman' though). On one hand, funny (to some), self-aware moment that's very AoS in nature. On the other, a show like this needs to be _really_ careful with stuff like that IMO - yes, "Quake" is absurd on some level but obviously as soon as _we_ start believing that too, the show basically collapses (suspension of disbelief can be a fragile thing). I could easily have done without it to be honest, to me it felt a little bit like a previously unashamedly genre show apologising for itself - let your freak flag fly AoS :).
@@ItsXetren Yeah. Your sense of humour needs work. The first time I heard the name 'Quake' for the first time a few years ago...I was like wtf lol. It sounds ridiculous.
What’s up with this season dropping bangers after bangers of episodes and why do they always have to be 50% hilarious and 50% depressing That „Who’s fitz“ hurt like hell
Elizabeth Henstridge's (Simmons) watch-along Zoom chat with 7x11 actors (Kora, Nathaniel, Daisy, Deke) and production staff (director, writer) is a lot of fun. Well-worth checking out.
There’s no gut punch like realizing the reason for Simmons shouting in horror before the time loop reset after having the implant removed was due to remembering the last ditch failsafe would be losing all memory of Fitz. 😫
Man ...can’t believe this show will come to an end next week. It holds a special place in my heart (I honestly think it’s better then some of the movies) but I’m really gonna miss these cast/characters ..I have become far more attached to them then I realized I would be , especially after the rocky start S1 had. I just hope they give us a satisfying ending next week...they have given more highs then lows imo so I have my faith in them to do so!!.
It has been a marvelous journey, and also a sufficient one. They have very high points in season 4 and while it hasn't been matched, they didn't reach the point of overstaying.
Yeah I can't believe two of my favorite shows are ending this year. Last year we had the end of Game of Thrones, Arrow, Gotham, and Shadowhunters. Now this year so far it's Agents of Shield and Supernatural. How could it get any worse. Why do all my shows end at the same time?
the conversation between mack and daisy about how its their last mission hurt me so bad. that scene is like us fans talking to the cast and crew. I'm really not ready for next week, also at least we got some new fitz but like where the hell is he
On Elizabeth's youtube channel the writers said Dekes scene was longer and cut for time he had took out one of the guys before he came around the corner
21:50 Actually he didn't defect. He was always with SHIELD. In the Framework, Victoria Hand was the one to find and recruit him instead of Garrett. So really Aaron was right that Ward had a different upbringing.
Good episode imo. While I wish Kora was more fleshed out , I liked how they summed up her & Daisy in terms of their relationship to Jiaying in that the former threw away her mothers love while the latter wished she had it in the first place....she had valid points in her argument about using SHIELD to end suffering as did Coulson in rebuting her (getting a Ward mention was cool though I don’t think we’ll see him in the finale unless something drastic happens). I also liked how Coulson said it should be May to talk to her given her empathetic abilities and it shows how she has changed from being the most emotionally guarded member of the team due to her past to eventually warming up and becoming a maternal figure to Daisy aswell as pushing others to be their best. The stuff with Daisy , Sousa & Mack was fun..Henry Simmons was the MVP of the episode , the character moments we got with him & Daisy aswell as Sousa were just delightful. While brief ...it was nice to see Enoch again but most importantly Fitz , I really hope he’s not dead but this episode didn’t dissuade any fears of that , especially with the mention of getting some bloodwork results back. Also...QUAKE!!.
I agree about Korra , I enjoyed her a bit more this episode than before, yet I’m not fully come around her character but I don’t know why , maybe it’s the acting performance as I feel that could be a little better
It so does! There is a great fan made video (made before this season) that is really cool, to watch search 'agents of shield endgame style credits' here on UA-cam.
Just watched the episode. Here's my ''blood-work'' theory. I'm going on a limb here and say with 101% certainty that they won't kill Fitz. The ''blood-work'' is a reference to Jemma's pregnancy blood-work. Fitz' suggestion to take their time was fully due to him wanting to build that family life with their relatively soon to be born child. Jemma referencing not wanting to leave a part of herself behind was referencing their daughter. That's also where Fitz is atm: with their daughter. Fitz' location isn't the most important think she's protecting, it's her daughters location (with Fitz there taking care of her of course). Also look at the scene where Nathaniel is confused by the space they're in. They aren't actually in a white space. The white space is merely the representation of the missing bits of memory. Jemma gets hugged by Fitz while distressed and repeats ''I don't want to forget''. While it looks to me like she's holding an ''invisible baby''. Which would be another missing bit of the memory we were witnessing. She holds her arms together in a way you could also fit a baby in such a positioning of the arms. The white room had a couch in it and some shelves. The rest of the room we couldn't see were probably baby stuff or a crib or whatever. A bunch of other important missing parts from her memories, which would hint towards their baby. It's just a standard red herring and I'm not going to believe that they'll kill Fitz or make him terminally ill in the last episode after all those struggles Fitz and Simmons had. They are surely going to get a full on happy end. Especially with the way shows like this usually play out. I'll fully back my theory and you can tell me how wrong or right I was after the finale lol.
Oh! I just realized something else, which is a generational observation: in 1983, if a building got blown up from above without warning... the United States would have sent missiles flying at the U.S.S.R. and asked questions later..... So yeah, there's that.
@@silvasurfa7962 so it's Nathaniel still working with Hydra. Because where is his brother in an this. Still in Hydra school? Or did his brother Gideon go to the Hydra planet instead of Nathaniel... Hmm
@@shortstuff780 Freddie loved his kids, as shown by him stopping the Chronicoms in the bar, & one can deduce that he kept his kids out of the HYDRA rituals to protect them. Gideon is alive and doing his path to the World Council, as Nathaniel has said he is doing his own thing, now enabled by Sybil 👍😎
@@silvasurfa7962 hmm, dunno much about loving his kids vs not letting the enemy use his kids. That said, it's strange that Nathaniel just killed his brother :who is a Hydra undercover shield agent at this point with zero remorse or acknowledgment...
I’m not ready for this series to end. This have been one of my favorite superhero shows. I fell in love with these characters. I’m sad that this show wasn’t acknowledged by the MCU proper. I really felt seasons 2-4 did a good job expanding on ideas the movies introduced, such as Hydra’s return, people falling out of love with super powered people and starting fearing them, which helped enhance Civil War with me. Even the fourth season did a good showing the consequence of the Accords. They did all of that while telling the stories they wanted to tell. I do understand it would be harder to coordinate the movies and shows though.
They all but confirmed the Chronicon timeline is separate from the main MCU timeline. Is it possible that in the series finale they return to the main MCU or stay in this alternate timeline? Man, I’ll miss this show.
@@secretchiley I believe Chloe Bennett came out and said she had not been approached by anyone to continue her role as quake in any MCU projects. Also, none of the major entertainment outlets covered this rumor so it most likely isn't credible.
This episode was soooo good! It made me really emotional, I am so attached to these characters, specially loved all the scenes with Mack, Daisy and Sousa. It was all so cute!! And the FitzSimmons parts destroyed me. I didn't think about the bloodwork having to do with Jemma being pregnant but now watching those scenes again... Yes, definitely can see it!! I'd be a bit more releaved and absolutely makes sense that they'd want to make her forget about the baby as well as Fitz's location, so that she'd be able to still go and help the team without the chronicoms possibly taking the baby hostage/hurt her. I just hope Jemma's memories of Fitz aren't gone forever. 😭 I can't stand it!!
This episode nailed all the emotions, I was tearing up, laughing, yelling, and holding my breath from anxiety. This season has absolutely delivered on every episode, so excited (and depressed) to see the finale the week.
Agents of SHIELD is the only thing I watch on television. What am I going to watch now? How am I going to carry on with my life now that my favorite show has ended? Corona, just take me now.
It's all subjective of course but IMO you're missing _a lot_ of great television (Blind Wave actually has pretty decent taste in TV shows - i.e. it's similar to mine :) - so maybe take a look at some of the shows they react to).
I would bring Mac to the movies! His engine knowledge and guns 💪🏾 should get him a spot. Maybe a SHIELD ambassador to Wakanda? I don’t know. I just love Mac so much.
Say what you want about him but I think Nathaniel and his team are a pretty efficient villain group(with sibyls help of course): -managed to find a way to transfer powers through research -incapacitated daisy and Sousa long enough to steal her power and learn to control it over time -managed to put together a pretty competent team of inhumans (that he gave the powers to) that would otherwise be pretty dead -took over / destroyed afterlife -killed Gordon, lee and jiaying -kidnaps Simmons and deke and manages to at least get a little info out of them -managed to Infiltrate the lighthouse and hack into its computer system -managed to get a signal out to deep space for reinforcement chronicoms of that timeline that resulted in the destruction of EVERY shield base on earth safe for the lighthouse (I actually just sat there with my jaw dropped and thought „oh no they’re not actually doing that, are they?“ when coulson revealed what sibyl searched for in the system) I also think the actor does a tremendous job at portraying him but I commented that a few times already ^^
Yess, they did A LOT but I feel like that wasn’t portrayed as threatening as Aida, for example, and the fact that there are not as many episodes this season also adds to feeling that villains are rushed I guess
I completely agree. I feel like the reasons people dislike Nathaniel are the reasons why I like him. He is such a smug prick and being such a villain that I cannot help but smile. He's charismatic in a douchey way, and the fact that people tend to hate him much more than they ever did the Chronicoms is an argument in his favour that he’s the better villain. He adds an interesting wrinkle to the Chronicoms' plot; a way to bring back Hydra or whatever his group is and still keep it fresh. He's kinda got the crazy opportunist vibe that most S.H.I.E.L.D. antagonists don't have, so I'm good with the route the writers went with him. I gotta say there’s something about the way the actor plays Nathaniel that just makes me love the character. I can’t actually hate him he plays him so well. It kind of feels like a mix of Daniel Whitehall and Doctor Fitz. One of the reasons I liked that Nathaniel got to be the final villain of the series is that he was someone we wanted to see the heroes take out. Many people felt so horrible about Talbot (aka. Graviton) having to be killed, so it's nice to have a villain that the heroes have no emotional attachment to and doesn't leave us feeling sad for them in the end. Although you can still tell that Nathaniel may not have had the best of childhoods and was affected to some extent by the death of his father at the heroes' hands. But regardless, it makes fighting him more of a battle in which we can easily root for the heroes. It's kind of like the Thanos we got in Endgame. We have no sympathy for him there because that version of him hadn't gone through the character development that made some people feel sympathy for him in Infinity War. He became more like his comic-book counterpart who was just another pure evil villain that the heroes needed to stop, which is not necessarily a bad thing for a villain and is often actually a great thing. It allows the villains to go that extra mile in their villainy and allows the viewers to root for the heroes more. The same logic applies here with Nathaniel Malick. I feel like Marvel has done a good job giving us very sympathetic and perhaps misunderstood villains with good intentions, but sometimes, we just need a bad guy to just be the bad guy for our heroes to stop.
Souza being shocked at being in space isn’t just coz it was his first time, he died in 1955, they didn’t have anything other than low res grainy images until 1960 so it’s likely he hadn’t even seen what the earth looked like from space like we all have. They didn’t send a person into space until almost 10 years after he died so just being there must be surreal for him.
Not quite right. Alan Sheppard entered "space" but didn't orbit in 1961 and John Glenn orbited in 1962. Of course, the Russians put Yuri Gagarin up for one orbit in 61.
Given that Sputnik didn't even launch until 1957 (at least in our timeline), Sousa _definitely_ wouldn't have seen images from space in 1955 - we hadn't been there yet :).
Anon Ymes there were things launched that took bad quality grainy pictures in the late 40s, but I dunno how widely they were circulated or if Souza would have seen them.
Nathaniel is simultaneously a fantastic and not-great big bad at the same time. Everyone REALLY hates him and that makes him memorable. As for Fitzsimmons: bloodwork, leaving a part of her (note she doesn't say 'you' to Fitz)... Pregnancy/child. I think the bloodwork was done for scientific reasons (for the implant) and they discovered the pregnancy that way. Also never mind MackDaddy, we got some MackBigBro and it was awesome.
Yeah, he's simultaneously an annoying brat and a charismatic and interesting bad guy, it's incredible. He's definitely a better SHIELD villain, probably on the same level as Talbot. Definitely much better than Izel, Kasius and Whitehall.
I feel like the reasons people dislike Nathaniel are the reasons why I like him. He is such a smug prick and being such a villain that I cannot help but smile. He's charismatic in a douchey way, and the fact that people tend to hate him much more than they ever did the Chronicoms is an argument in his favour that he’s the better villain. He adds an interesting wrinkle to the Chronicoms' plot; a way to bring back Hydra or whatever his group is and still keep it fresh. He's kinda got the crazy opportunist vibe that most S.H.I.E.L.D. antagonists don't have, so I'm good with the route the writers went with him. I gotta say there’s something about the way the actor plays Nathaniel that just makes me love the character. I can’t actually hate him he plays him so well. It kind of feels like a mix of Daniel Whitehall and Doctor Fitz. One of the reasons I liked that Nathaniel got to be the final villain of the series is that he was someone we wanted to see the heroes take out. Many people felt so horrible about Talbot (aka. Graviton) having to be killed, so it's nice to have a villain that the heroes have no emotional attachment to and doesn't leave us feeling sad for them in the end. Although you can still tell that Nathaniel may not have had the best of childhoods and was affected to some extent by the death of his father at the heroes' hands. But regardless, it makes fighting him more of a battle in which we can easily root for the heroes. It's kind of like the Thanos we got in Endgame. We have no sympathy for him there because that version of him hadn't gone through the character development that made some people feel sympathy for him in Infinity War. He became more like his comic-book counterpart who was just another pure evil villain that the heroes needed to stop, which is not necessarily a bad thing for a villain and is often actually a great thing. It allows the villains to go that extra mile in their villainy and allows the viewers to root for the heroes more. The same logic applies here with Nathaniel Malick. I feel like Marvel has done a good job giving us very sympathetic and perhaps misunderstood villains with good intentions, but sometimes, we just need a bad guy to just be the bad guy for our heroes to stop.
Hunter and Bobbi, Ward, Davis and Piper, Deathlok - there're a bunch of characters i'd love to see again (though increasingly it's looking like we may not).
_Loved_ the moments between Mack and Daisy except for one thing - the realisation that they're giving us these moments because soon we won't get these moments anymore, it's the show's little quiet goodbye to that relationship. Man i'm gonna miss this show.
This episode made up for being underwhelmed the last episode and holy hell that preview for next episode got me so charged up.... It's going to be basically a S.H.I.E.L.D. 'Movie' :)
This episode was so emotional. I love this team and i don't want to say goodbye to them 😭 Also I will miss blooblo that Eric is doing. I do this now too. Also "I am eaten" was introduced in RWBY vol 3 episode 11 😂
Did anyone notice how the group(Daisy, Mack & Sousa) going to save Simmons and Deke, are the one's that are the most affected by the timeline change? I have an ominous feeling about what might happen to them by the end :( Also, in the middle of the episode during Mack and Daisy's conversation, the sudden realization hit me that this is it. There's not gonna be another episode of AoS again. I'm equally sad and anxious over it.
This episode was EVERYTHING!!... they made me laugh and cry a lot and sometime laugh and cry at the same time!!... this show!!!!!... I'm not ready to say goodbye!!
Theory about fitz and Simmons scene: I think that the moment they had about not forgetting was a conversation they had before she went back in time to look for the others when the team was fighting izel. She had the same exact hairstyle and outfit on when she looked for them and in her memories. When she said a part of her was ripped apart from her I believe that they had a child and she was protecting both of them from the cromicons. And they already saw the future which is why she put on the implant because she knew that she would be taken hostage by Nathaniel.
cant beleiev this show is ending....i remember the ending of season 5 and how it was so sad and i was in tears...one of the best series finale..i thought at that time....but now it feels so unreal....it really feels like this team is my family and i have been watching it for nearly 8 years....seems so damn unreal.....and i really really want this team to jump to MCU timeline so that Daisy can live in the movies maybe as a SWORD agent
Just saying, but I feel like if Sousa had been part of the super soldier program along side Steve Rogers both of them would have been chosen. But Sousa would have been the one to turn it down willingly.
After my many comments on their time travel rules at least we finally know they're following Endgame! Cool episode, nice to see Fitz again (Although would have obviously wanted more of him) and Mack and Sousa were brilliant together. Sad next week is the series finale
This is in response to somewhere around 23:50 when Sybil told Kora to remind Daisy she would never let her sister fight alone, Kora misinterpreted the sentiment. Sybil knew how Kora would take that AND how Daisy would take that. Sybil WANTED Daisy to go after Jemma. Probably cuz she needs someone to take out Nathaniel for her. Lemme put it this way. Daisy knows her family is SHIELD. Or at the very least, this little group of agents who've stuck it out through thick and thin. Jemma's her Sister of Choice. Kora may be a Sister of Blood, but Daisy could not care less about that. She has no connection to this woman. In Daisy's timeline, Kora never was. So maybe under better circumstances it'd be nice to get to know Kora and sing kum ba ya but Jemma needs Daisy and so Daisy's going that way. She thinks she's doing what Sybil wouldn't expect, but this is EXACTLY how Daisy operates. It's not the first time she's gone rogue or awol or disobeyed orders. This is predictably her MO. You don't leave family behind. Sybil anticipates this. It will not surprise her.
Predictions: 1. [Bloodwork] Jemma and Fitz raised their daughter while developing time gear for the Zephyr. Daughter has a terminal condition, dies as a child. Jemma was in the apparatus when the monitor had a code blue as her final memory. She will not be able to give birth to Deke's bloodline. 2. [Fitz] Jemma was intended to be caught, Fitz became a poison pill/Trojan Horse in Nathaniel's mind. This leads to the Away Team escaping. The known SHIELD bases are decoys [part of why the Triskelion was built much sooner]. A stalking horse campaign could have separated the embedded HYDRA assets to the locations while loyalists to SHIELD were diverted to... other assets. [Like a cloaked fleet of TVA/SWORD assault ships] 3. [Coulson] Coulson accepts reassignment to the Time Variance Authority and leaves SHIELD for the final time. (Ironic, if his first detail would be interrogating Loki in the Disney+ series). 4. [Nathaniel} transported with Corra [unstable ball of Sunshine, that she is] to Chronicom homeworld where the pair become the Destroyers of Worlds. I have a few other ideas percolating, share them later.
Your comment about Iain and Elizabeth being great actors even if they were just reading the telephone directory was exactly the same as Josh Whedon's comment on Alyson Hannigan's acting in BtVS (Hush commentary).
If you are enjoying Sousa, you’ll like the actor in Dollhouse. It also has Daisy’s mum in it too as his love interest. Might be a good season replacement for Agent Carter. :)
I don't know if this idea has come up in the past but I haven't heard it, so here's what I'm wondering. What if the start of this show took place in an alternate timeline, and the events we are experiencing now somehow bring it into line with Earth-199999, the MCU. So, we start in one alternate timeline and go through seasons 1 through 4 and half of season 5, we get back from 2091 and change the future which creates second timeline (from the shows perspective). That second time line somehow does not involve "The Snap", which is why none of the characters were affected and it's never mentioned. Maybe it's one of the alternate realities that Dr Strange didn't look at and Thor went for the head in Wakanda (When you think of it in terms of infinite timelines 14 million isn't that many, haha). They then go back in time at the end of season 6 and you have the events that are currently occurring which creates a third timeline that they're currently on. One where Susa becomes the police officer in 2012 during the Battle of New York, and Quake joins SWORD. Now, I have in no way gone and done any sort of research to see what kind of plot holes that might arise because of what I'm suggesting but I think it would be a really interesting way to tie the entire series into the MCU since season 6 kind of put it on shaky ground.
The first few seasons isn't a alternate timeline. Season 1 ties directly into the winter soldier and season 2 sets up age of ultron. Season 3 also references the events of civil war and mentions the accords.
One doesn't disprove the other. With infinite timelines many of them are nearly identical with minor changes. Case in point, in the example I gave there would be two identical timelines up until the point where they save the world from cracking. At which point, events started to happen differently. We can also use Doctor Strange's view of 14 million time lines as an example. In all but one of them Thanos won. Now, the manner in which he won very well could have been different in many if not all of those but the end result was always the same. So who's to say that the MCU timeline and the Agents of Shield timeline weren't identical save for minor changes elsewhere in the world? Not all differences have to be earth-shattering or revolving around the main characters. Edit: Maybe the split in this particular timeline revolved around saving Coulson's life. Maybe in the MCU timeline Fury decided not to save Coulson, or it didn't work. A different Shield team would have found the scepter before AoU. Everything else plays out basically the same except you don't get Quake. It could also give them a better excuse as to why the Marvel Netflix shows aren't part of the MCU. There were some minor tie-ins between the shows that would suggest they're in the same universe but if that timeline wasn't the MCU timeline then they can make a clean break.
@@robs7776 the netflix shows are in the mcu. All the shows are. It's clear It's the same timeline. The helicarrier fury had in age of ultron came from coulson and the episode that reveals that directly references the movie's climax.
@@disneyerapowerrangers2923 not necessarily. Coulson is never mentioned or shown in Age of Ultron. A different team could have found the scepter in the MCU timeline while Coulson's team found it in The Shield "alternate timeline". The same events can still take place in different ways.
I do believe "blood work" refers to Fitz being diagnosed with something deadly and as a result will die or died. Let's call back to when they were successful in removing the implant and Gemma broke down which Daisy reminded her. I also believe the implant is there to suppress painful memories because if she remembers, Gemma wouldn't be able to help them as she's done since she picked them up from the temple. Or Maybe she had leave their daughter behind but i think the implant was to suppress Fitz's death.
There is a technical mistake in the final scenes of the shield bases all over the world getting destroyed... HOW DOES A LAZER GO AROUND THE WORLD WHEN IT'S FIRED FROM ONE SIDE OF EARTH!
As shown in the finale of Season 6, the Chronicom warships can fire explosive projectiles that can curve in their trajectory. For example, the ones that destroyed Izel's Temple.
Sousa is a portuguese surname, veeeery common surname here in Brazil, we pronounce something like "soul-za" . In portuguese, the S between vowels has the Z sound (that's why the country in portuguese is written Brasil with S). They always says "susa" hahahaha it's funny and cute
I know there is still a pandemic going on, but hopefully for the last episode, you can get Kenny back for the final reactions. His love for Shield makes great addition to the show.
90% sure Jemma was pregnant. That's the blood test, and also when she said she didn't want to remember "a piece of her being taken away" (or something like that), it makes me think she had a miscarriage or an abortion.
It makes me think that Fitz is off somewhere with their daughter and Jemma left to protect them and we’ll get a nice happy ending where they reunite off somewhere in time by the end of the series.
melissajo Wherever he’s hidden is apparently good enough to protect him from all of the chronicoms across time and space. So good that no one can find him even after trying to pry the location out of her brain. So... yeah, I think it sounds like probably a fairly decent place to keep their kid safe too.
@@smokeem15 I'm not sure that I understand what alternative arrangement you're suggesting they'd make for their hypothetical kid. Are you trying to suggest they'd never have a child?
When you guys finish AoS you should react to some AoS tribute like "150 Reasons to Ship Fitzsimmons." Or something by the UA-camr Margarita Life. You should also look into some other marvel shows like "Avengers: Earths Mightiest Heros." "Spectacular Spiderman." And "Iron Man: Amored Adventures." All these shows were literally my childhood and I'd love for you to react to them.
Can't believe there will be no AoS anymore... I made my peace with the show ending but these reactions were something else and it's sad to realize there won't be any more SHIELD reactions. I guess Cloak and Dagger next? After Netflix cancelled their shows, AoS was the only Marvel reaction, on this channel, it's crazy... It's a pity there won't be a Gifted reaction. We need more Marvel reactions!
How do you hit every SHIELD base on e round earth from one point in space? What is Gordon/Garrets range on jumps? That was a ways. Do you think Garret is still a good guy. I wonder if he is in cahoots with Deke from when he caught him. Just a thought.
Yep. Peggy Carter and Howard Stark, too. Though this is a Triskelion completed 7 or 8 years, at least, ahead of schedule. In the first Ant-Man film it was still only half constructed in 1989. So who knows if the change also changed where they're located.
For the bloodwork comment its actually how you confirm pregnancies to be 100% positive. After store bought pregnancies become positive the next step is blood tests
I dont think Ian was on the same set for the first flashback. There was a ton of soap opera shots over the shoulder of Fitz and Simmons so they could hide both actors not being there.
Thank you for all of your reactions only wish that I could buy the teeshirt's you both we're wearing (except the one "Dicks are yummy😂) here (04/30/23)
The “i have a sister her name is Jemma Simmons” I screamed “Hell yes” and then began to cry uncontrollably.
Same!!! I couldn’t stop crying hahaha I had to pause it and get it together 🙈
Me too!! That moment was so great and powerful!
One of my favorite lines of the series
same!!! I LOVED IT!!!!
Daisy , Mack and Sousa easily stole the episode with their scenes on the quinjet in space
Also Sousa does have a Point, it actually really sounds kinda hilarious ^^
@Xetren It's partly the idea of superhero names at all and partly as Eric says, it's kinda on the nose (nothing like as on the nose as e.g. 'Superman' or 'Batman' though).
On one hand, funny (to some), self-aware moment that's very AoS in nature. On the other, a show like this needs to be _really_ careful with stuff like that IMO - yes, "Quake" is absurd on some level but obviously as soon as _we_ start believing that too, the show basically collapses (suspension of disbelief can be a fragile thing). I could easily have done without it to be honest, to me it felt a little bit like a previously unashamedly genre show apologising for itself - let your freak flag fly AoS :).
@@ItsXetren Yeah. Your sense of humour needs work. The first time I heard the name 'Quake' for the first time a few years ago...I was like wtf lol. It sounds ridiculous.
What’s up with this season dropping bangers after bangers of episodes and why do they always have to be 50% hilarious and 50% depressing
That „Who’s fitz“ hurt like hell
I wish they had usual 20-ish episodes this season so much, that way it would be even better but still great though
I guess they wanna give us plot-driven episode but still giving away character moment to build up the farewell even sadder.
Elizabeth Henstridge's (Simmons) watch-along Zoom chat with 7x11 actors (Kora, Nathaniel, Daisy, Deke) and production staff (director, writer) is a lot of fun. Well-worth checking out.
There’s no gut punch like realizing the reason for Simmons shouting in horror before the time loop reset after having the implant removed was due to remembering the last ditch failsafe would be losing all memory of Fitz. 😫
I have a sister, Simmons. And Who's Fitz.
It's sad af that all of Deke squad at The Triskelion are dead 😭
I just remembered that the Lighthouse has an emergency "In Case of Alien Invasion" setting
You’d think they put that in every shield base
Nathaniel was the whole Agents of Shield fan base when he yelled "where are you" at Fitz
Nathaniel almost made the fan base wish that he *_did_* find Fitz.
Man ...can’t believe this show will come to an end next week.
It holds a special place in my heart (I honestly think it’s better then some of the movies) but I’m really gonna miss these cast/characters ..I have become far more attached to them then I realized I would be , especially after the rocky start S1 had.
I just hope they give us a satisfying ending next week...they have given more highs then lows imo so I have my faith in them to do so!!.
I really hope the characters return to the films or in future shows
It has been a marvelous journey, and also a sufficient one. They have very high points in season 4 and while it hasn't been matched, they didn't reach the point of overstaying.
Yeah I can't believe two of my favorite shows are ending this year. Last year we had the end of Game of Thrones, Arrow, Gotham, and Shadowhunters. Now this year so far it's Agents of Shield and Supernatural. How could it get any worse. Why do all my shows end at the same time?
the conversation between mack and daisy about how its their last mission hurt me so bad. that scene is like us fans talking to the cast and crew. I'm really not ready for next week, also at least we got some new fitz but like where the hell is he
I don’t want it to go... someone hold me I’m not ready
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God I thought it was Infinity War Spider-Man reference
I'm not ready yet.😫😭😢
I think my leg is broken.
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Daisy calling Jemma a sister is just😭😭😭
Daisy longed for a family, and she was not going to let the Chronicoms take that away from her.
On Elizabeth's youtube channel the writers said Dekes scene was longer and cut for time he had took out one of the guys before he came around the corner
In the Framework, the biggest difference for Ward was he had Victoria Hand as his S.O. instead of Garrett and his path flipped from Hydra to SHIELD.
And luckily in this timeline Hand survives and Garret doesn't.
2:57 oh no , i just realized , next week is the last time Eric ever gets to do the blblblbl thing for the intro for this show :o
Well we already lost “da da da da Erin Aaron” when Arrow ended.
Yes, i guess this is it? A marvel tv series? Since all marvel with blblblbl is just in marvel tv, marvel studio doesn't have blblblbl.
@@irsyadharfiansyah7987 time for Cloak & Dagger & Runaways reactions so we can get a few more bblblblbls
Apparently Deke's attempt to save Simmons was cut for time.
That sucks
Dana says- Man, I hope that ends up in the DVD extras.
21:50 Actually he didn't defect. He was always with SHIELD. In the Framework, Victoria Hand was the one to find and recruit him instead of Garrett. So really Aaron was right that Ward had a different upbringing.
Ward's life was the same in the framework up until he was recruited by Victoria Hand
@@ryancraig6675 Exactly
Mack is the protective big brother we all wish we had.
Good episode imo.
While I wish Kora was more fleshed out , I liked how they summed up her & Daisy in terms of their relationship to Jiaying in that the former threw away her mothers love while the latter wished she had it in the first place....she had valid points in her argument about using SHIELD to end suffering as did Coulson in rebuting her (getting a Ward mention was cool though I don’t think we’ll see him in the finale unless something drastic happens).
I also liked how Coulson said it should be May to talk to her given her empathetic abilities and it shows how she has changed from being the most emotionally guarded member of the team due to her past to eventually warming up and becoming a maternal figure to Daisy aswell as pushing others to be their best.
The stuff with Daisy , Sousa & Mack was fun..Henry Simmons was the MVP of the episode , the character moments we got with him & Daisy aswell as Sousa were just delightful.
While brief ...it was nice to see Enoch again but most importantly Fitz , I really hope he’s not dead but this episode didn’t dissuade any fears of that , especially with the mention of getting some bloodwork results back.
Also...QUAKE!!.
I agree about Korra , I enjoyed her a bit more this episode than before, yet I’m not fully come around her character but I don’t know why , maybe it’s the acting performance as I feel that could be a little better
The finale should end with and Endgame-style “Main on End” sequence. At this point, the show deserves it
It so does! There is a great fan made video (made before this season) that is really cool, to watch search 'agents of shield endgame style credits' here on UA-cam.
That would be so cool holy heck please please please
It would be cool, but I don't think they can do fancy credits for a TV series finale
@@Unversed333 oh probably, it would have to be included as regular air time and they honestly need all the time they can get for wrapping things up.
@@missgreendayfan yaaaasss I rewatch that video like all the time!
Just watched the episode. Here's my ''blood-work'' theory.
I'm going on a limb here and say with 101% certainty that they won't kill Fitz. The ''blood-work'' is a reference to Jemma's pregnancy blood-work. Fitz' suggestion to take their time was fully due to him wanting to build that family life with their relatively soon to be born child. Jemma referencing not wanting to leave a part of herself behind was referencing their daughter. That's also where Fitz is atm: with their daughter. Fitz' location isn't the most important think she's protecting, it's her daughters location (with Fitz there taking care of her of course).
Also look at the scene where Nathaniel is confused by the space they're in. They aren't actually in a white space. The white space is merely the representation of the missing bits of memory. Jemma gets hugged by Fitz while distressed and repeats ''I don't want to forget''. While it looks to me like she's holding an ''invisible baby''. Which would be another missing bit of the memory we were witnessing. She holds her arms together in a way you could also fit a baby in such a positioning of the arms. The white room had a couch in it and some shelves. The rest of the room we couldn't see were probably baby stuff or a crib or whatever. A bunch of other important missing parts from her memories, which would hint towards their baby.
It's just a standard red herring and I'm not going to believe that they'll kill Fitz or make him terminally ill in the last episode after all those struggles Fitz and Simmons had. They are surely going to get a full on happy end. Especially with the way shows like this usually play out. I'll fully back my theory and you can tell me how wrong or right I was after the finale lol.
I’m going to miss this show so much. 😭
Oh! I just realized something else, which is a generational observation: in 1983, if a building got blown up from above without warning... the United States would have sent missiles flying at the U.S.S.R. and asked questions later..... So yeah, there's that.
HYDRA would not allow that 😎
@@silvasurfa7962 so it's Nathaniel still working with Hydra. Because where is his brother in an this. Still in Hydra school? Or did his brother Gideon go to the Hydra planet instead of Nathaniel...
Hmm
The timeline is completely fucked so we have no idea how the US - Soviet relations are in this world.
@@shortstuff780 Freddie loved his kids, as shown by him stopping the Chronicoms in the bar, & one can deduce that he kept his kids out of the HYDRA rituals to protect them. Gideon is alive and doing his path to the World Council, as Nathaniel has said he is doing his own thing, now enabled by Sybil 👍😎
@@silvasurfa7962 hmm, dunno much about loving his kids vs not letting the enemy use his kids.
That said, it's strange that Nathaniel just killed his brother :who is a Hydra undercover shield agent at this point with zero remorse or acknowledgment...
I’m not ready for this series to end. This have been one of my favorite superhero shows. I fell in love with these characters. I’m sad that this show wasn’t acknowledged by the MCU proper. I really felt seasons 2-4 did a good job expanding on ideas the movies introduced, such as Hydra’s return, people falling out of love with super powered people and starting fearing them, which helped enhance Civil War with me. Even the fourth season did a good showing the consequence of the Accords. They did all of that while telling the stories they wanted to tell. I do understand it would be harder to coordinate the movies and shows though.
It’s because Kevin Fiege was too pussy to give the shows any spoilers for Infinity War and Endgame
They all but confirmed the Chronicon timeline is separate from the main MCU timeline. Is it possible that in the series finale they return to the main MCU or stay in this alternate timeline?
Man, I’ll miss this show.
Uli think they'll bring it back to the main abs have them join sword and the zephre sees the peak space station the sword station
@@secretchiley That rumour is just wishful thinking 😔
@@secretchiley I believe Chloe Bennett came out and said she had not been approached by anyone to continue her role as quake in any MCU projects. Also, none of the major entertainment outlets covered this rumor so it most likely isn't credible.
This episode was soooo good! It made me really emotional, I am so attached to these characters, specially loved all the scenes with Mack, Daisy and Sousa. It was all so cute!! And the FitzSimmons parts destroyed me. I didn't think about the bloodwork having to do with Jemma being pregnant but now watching those scenes again... Yes, definitely can see it!! I'd be a bit more releaved and absolutely makes sense that they'd want to make her forget about the baby as well as Fitz's location, so that she'd be able to still go and help the team without the chronicoms possibly taking the baby hostage/hurt her. I just hope Jemma's memories of Fitz aren't gone forever. 😭 I can't stand it!!
This episode nailed all the emotions, I was tearing up, laughing, yelling, and holding my breath from anxiety. This season has absolutely delivered on every episode, so excited (and depressed) to see the finale the week.
In the Framework, Grant Ward was recruited by Victoria Hand. That changed his trajectory and he became good because of this.
Agents of SHIELD is the only thing I watch on television.
What am I going to watch now?
How am I going to carry on with my life now that my favorite show has ended?
Corona, just take me now.
Wait a few years for agents of sword
All on streaming services but...Lucifer, Umbrella Academy, The Witcher, The Mandalorian, and Hanna are the better ongoing series.
It's all subjective of course but IMO you're missing _a lot_ of great television (Blind Wave actually has pretty decent taste in TV shows - i.e. it's similar to mine :) - so maybe take a look at some of the shows they react to).
We are in the Ian game now
Lol.
In Framework Ward was recruited by Victoria Hand instead of Garrett
I hope next week, they wrap up the chronicom story the first hour and focus on the characters the second hour.
I would bring Mac to the movies! His engine knowledge and guns 💪🏾 should get him a spot. Maybe a SHIELD ambassador to Wakanda? I don’t know. I just love Mac so much.
I love this show so much
Say what you want about him but I think Nathaniel and his team are a pretty efficient villain group(with sibyls help of course):
-managed to find a way to transfer powers through research
-incapacitated daisy and Sousa long enough to steal her power and learn to control it over time
-managed to put together a pretty competent team of inhumans (that he gave the powers to) that would otherwise be pretty dead
-took over / destroyed afterlife
-killed Gordon, lee and jiaying
-kidnaps Simmons and deke and manages to at least get a little info out of them
-managed to Infiltrate the lighthouse and hack into its computer system
-managed to get a signal out to deep space for reinforcement chronicoms of that timeline that resulted in the destruction of EVERY shield base on earth safe for the lighthouse (I actually just sat there with my jaw dropped and thought „oh no they’re not actually doing that, are they?“ when coulson revealed what sibyl searched for in the system)
I also think the actor does a tremendous job at portraying him but I commented that a few times already ^^
Animusswtor FACTS
Yess, they did A LOT but I feel like that wasn’t portrayed as threatening as Aida, for example, and the fact that there are not as many episodes this season also adds to feeling that villains are rushed I guess
I think the actor is good. He is whiny and in over his head as these episodes showed us, but still effective and competent.
Yup. He's great
I completely agree.
I feel like the reasons people dislike Nathaniel are the reasons why I like him. He is such a smug prick and being such a villain that I cannot help but smile. He's charismatic in a douchey way, and the fact that people tend to hate him much more than they ever did the Chronicoms is an argument in his favour that he’s the better villain. He adds an interesting wrinkle to the Chronicoms' plot; a way to bring back Hydra or whatever his group is and still keep it fresh.
He's kinda got the crazy opportunist vibe that most S.H.I.E.L.D. antagonists don't have, so I'm good with the route the writers went with him. I gotta say there’s something about the way the actor plays Nathaniel that just makes me love the character. I can’t actually hate him he plays him so well. It kind of feels like a mix of Daniel Whitehall and Doctor Fitz.
One of the reasons I liked that Nathaniel got to be the final villain of the series is that he was someone we wanted to see the heroes take out. Many people felt so horrible about Talbot (aka. Graviton) having to be killed, so it's nice to have a villain that the heroes have no emotional attachment to and doesn't leave us feeling sad for them in the end. Although you can still tell that Nathaniel may not have had the best of childhoods and was affected to some extent by the death of his father at the heroes' hands. But regardless, it makes fighting him more of a battle in which we can easily root for the heroes.
It's kind of like the Thanos we got in Endgame. We have no sympathy for him there because that version of him hadn't gone through the character development that made some people feel sympathy for him in Infinity War. He became more like his comic-book counterpart who was just another pure evil villain that the heroes needed to stop, which is not necessarily a bad thing for a villain and is often actually a great thing. It allows the villains to go that extra mile in their villainy and allows the viewers to root for the heroes more. The same logic applies here with Nathaniel Malick.
I feel like Marvel has done a good job giving us very sympathetic and perhaps misunderstood villains with good intentions, but sometimes, we just need a bad guy to just be the bad guy for our heroes to stop.
Souza being shocked at being in space isn’t just coz it was his first time, he died in 1955, they didn’t have anything other than low res grainy images until 1960 so it’s likely he hadn’t even seen what the earth looked like from space like we all have. They didn’t send a person into space until almost 10 years after he died so just being there must be surreal for him.
Not quite right. Alan Sheppard entered "space" but didn't orbit in 1961 and John Glenn orbited in 1962. Of course, the Russians put Yuri Gagarin up for one orbit in 61.
failuremagnet I was thinking of Gagarin, I thought that was 64 for some reason.
Given that Sputnik didn't even launch until 1957 (at least in our timeline), Sousa _definitely_ wouldn't have seen images from space in 1955 - we hadn't been there yet :).
Anon Ymes there were things launched that took bad quality grainy pictures in the late 40s, but I dunno how widely they were circulated or if Souza would have seen them.
well, we are now arriving at the end, ahm...i'm just going to sit in that corner and..
*sobbing*
Aaron is me 😭😭😭. Cryyy cryyy.
But im gonna save my tears for next week season finale. I mean SERIES finale 😭😭
When daisy calls jemma her sister i was like 😭😭😭
Then instantly got flashbacks of whem they got high in space 😂😂
“Naughty little puffies.”
Loved Daniel and Mack's interaction in this episode.
Nathaniel is simultaneously a fantastic and not-great big bad at the same time. Everyone REALLY hates him and that makes him memorable. As for Fitzsimmons: bloodwork, leaving a part of her (note she doesn't say 'you' to Fitz)... Pregnancy/child. I think the bloodwork was done for scientific reasons (for the implant) and they discovered the pregnancy that way. Also never mind MackDaddy, we got some MackBigBro and it was awesome.
Yeah, he's simultaneously an annoying brat and a charismatic and interesting bad guy, it's incredible. He's definitely a better SHIELD villain, probably on the same level as Talbot. Definitely much better than Izel, Kasius and Whitehall.
I feel like the reasons people dislike Nathaniel are the reasons why I like him. He is such a smug prick and being such a villain that I cannot help but smile. He's charismatic in a douchey way, and the fact that people tend to hate him much more than they ever did the Chronicoms is an argument in his favour that he’s the better villain. He adds an interesting wrinkle to the Chronicoms' plot; a way to bring back Hydra or whatever his group is and still keep it fresh.
He's kinda got the crazy opportunist vibe that most S.H.I.E.L.D. antagonists don't have, so I'm good with the route the writers went with him. I gotta say there’s something about the way the actor plays Nathaniel that just makes me love the character. I can’t actually hate him he plays him so well. It kind of feels like a mix of Daniel Whitehall and Doctor Fitz.
One of the reasons I liked that Nathaniel got to be the final villain of the series is that he was someone we wanted to see the heroes take out. Many people felt so horrible about Talbot (aka. Graviton) having to be killed, so it's nice to have a villain that the heroes have no emotional attachment to and doesn't leave us feeling sad for them in the end. Although you can still tell that Nathaniel may not have had the best of childhoods and was affected to some extent by the death of his father at the heroes' hands. But regardless, it makes fighting him more of a battle in which we can easily root for the heroes.
It's kind of like the Thanos we got in Endgame. We have no sympathy for him there because that version of him hadn't gone through the character development that made some people feel sympathy for him in Infinity War. He became more like his comic-book counterpart who was just another pure evil villain that the heroes needed to stop, which is not necessarily a bad thing for a villain and is often actually a great thing. It allows the villains to go that extra mile in their villainy and allows the viewers to root for the heroes more. The same logic applies here with Nathaniel Malick.
I feel like Marvel has done a good job giving us very sympathetic and perhaps misunderstood villains with good intentions, but sometimes, we just need a bad guy to just be the bad guy for our heroes to stop.
I don’t know why but I wish they brought Bobbi and Hunter back
Hunter and Bobbi, Ward, Davis and Piper, Deathlok - there're a bunch of characters i'd love to see again (though increasingly it's looking like we may not).
Anon Ymes yes!!!
_Loved_ the moments between Mack and Daisy except for one thing - the realisation that they're giving us these moments because soon we won't get these moments anymore, it's the show's little quiet goodbye to that relationship.
Man i'm gonna miss this show.
This episode made up for being underwhelmed the last episode and holy hell that preview for next episode got me so charged up.... It's going to be basically a S.H.I.E.L.D. 'Movie' :)
This episode was so emotional. I love this team and i don't want to say goodbye to them 😭
Also I will miss blooblo that Eric is doing. I do this now too.
Also "I am eaten" was introduced in RWBY vol 3 episode 11 😂
Yeah, I love RWBY 😂
Did anyone notice how the group(Daisy, Mack & Sousa) going to save Simmons and Deke, are the one's that are the most affected by the timeline change? I have an ominous feeling about what might happen to them by the end :(
Also, in the middle of the episode during Mack and Daisy's conversation, the sudden realization hit me that this is it. There's not gonna be another episode of AoS again. I'm equally sad and anxious over it.
This episode was EVERYTHING!!... they made me laugh and cry a lot and sometime laugh and cry at the same time!!... this show!!!!!... I'm not ready to say goodbye!!
I thought when Daisy, Mack, and Sousa got to space Daisy would bring up how it felt the first time to travel the galaxy in season 6
2 hours isn’t going to be long enough next week lol
Theory about fitz and Simmons scene: I think that the moment they had about not forgetting was a conversation they had before she went back in time to look for the others when the team was fighting izel. She had the same exact hairstyle and outfit on when she looked for them and in her memories. When she said a part of her was ripped apart from her I believe that they had a child and she was protecting both of them from the cromicons. And they already saw the future which is why she put on the implant because she knew that she would be taken hostage by Nathaniel.
cant beleiev this show is ending....i remember the ending of season 5 and how it was so sad and i was in tears...one of the best series finale..i thought at that time....but now it feels so unreal....it really feels like this team is my family and i have been watching it for nearly 8 years....seems so damn unreal.....and i really really want this team to jump to MCU timeline so that Daisy can live in the movies maybe as a SWORD agent
Just saying, but I feel like if Sousa had been part of the super soldier program along side Steve Rogers both of them would have been chosen. But Sousa would have been the one to turn it down willingly.
Best line is Daisy already has a sister to save, Gemma!
Season 4 we saw how Ward could be good. Next week is going to epic!
They actually used later Darkhold on Runaways
i am so excited and yet sad for next week. i wish shield could go on forever! best show ever
After my many comments on their time travel rules at least we finally know they're following Endgame! Cool episode, nice to see Fitz again (Although would have obviously wanted more of him) and Mack and Sousa were brilliant together. Sad next week is the series finale
*OH MY GOD IF THEY BRING SWORD- I DIDNT EVEN THINK ABOUT THAT*
They are selling props from the show...hence I am not too hopeful.
This is in response to somewhere around 23:50 when Sybil told Kora to remind Daisy she would never let her sister fight alone, Kora misinterpreted the sentiment. Sybil knew how Kora would take that AND how Daisy would take that. Sybil WANTED Daisy to go after Jemma. Probably cuz she needs someone to take out Nathaniel for her. Lemme put it this way. Daisy knows her family is SHIELD. Or at the very least, this little group of agents who've stuck it out through thick and thin. Jemma's her Sister of Choice. Kora may be a Sister of Blood, but Daisy could not care less about that. She has no connection to this woman. In Daisy's timeline, Kora never was. So maybe under better circumstances it'd be nice to get to know Kora and sing kum ba ya but Jemma needs Daisy and so Daisy's going that way. She thinks she's doing what Sybil wouldn't expect, but this is EXACTLY how Daisy operates. It's not the first time she's gone rogue or awol or disobeyed orders. This is predictably her MO. You don't leave family behind. Sybil anticipates this. It will not surprise her.
Predictions:
1. [Bloodwork] Jemma and Fitz raised their daughter while developing time gear for the Zephyr. Daughter has a terminal condition, dies as a child. Jemma was in the apparatus when the monitor had a code blue as her final memory. She will not be able to give birth to Deke's bloodline.
2. [Fitz] Jemma was intended to be caught, Fitz became a poison pill/Trojan Horse in Nathaniel's mind. This leads to the Away Team escaping. The known SHIELD bases are decoys [part of why the Triskelion was built much sooner]. A stalking horse campaign could have separated the embedded HYDRA assets to the locations while loyalists to SHIELD were diverted to... other assets. [Like a cloaked fleet of TVA/SWORD assault ships]
3. [Coulson] Coulson accepts reassignment to the Time Variance Authority and leaves SHIELD for the final time. (Ironic, if his first detail would be interrogating Loki in the Disney+ series).
4. [Nathaniel} transported with Corra [unstable ball of Sunshine, that she is] to Chronicom homeworld where the pair become the Destroyers of Worlds.
I have a few other ideas percolating, share them later.
Your comment about Iain and Elizabeth being great actors even if they were just reading the telephone directory was exactly the same as Josh Whedon's comment on Alyson Hannigan's acting in BtVS (Hush commentary).
Apparently there was a whole scene where Deke knocked out some guy before Garret found him but it needed to be cut bc the ep was too long
Dana says- I'm gonna miss this show and these reactions so dang much!
Loved Deke's Die Hard reference.
If you are enjoying Sousa, you’ll like the actor in Dollhouse. It also has Daisy’s mum in it too as his love interest. Might be a good season replacement for Agent Carter. :)
I can see youve been watchil lil lives
Overall I’ve been living this season. Besides the villain story I think it’s been really great.
Nathaniel and Kora are this seasons Hive and Daisy.
May vs. Taskmaster needs to happen in a future MCU movie.
Yep i need it
Iain and Elizabeth are amazing and that argument also teared me up. Also daisy going to save her sis amazing 🥺
3 episodes in one day! Wow! Glad they could finally be uploaded and hallelujah for blindwavellc.com.
I don't know if this idea has come up in the past but I haven't heard it, so here's what I'm wondering. What if the start of this show took place in an alternate timeline, and the events we are experiencing now somehow bring it into line with Earth-199999, the MCU.
So, we start in one alternate timeline and go through seasons 1 through 4 and half of season 5, we get back from 2091 and change the future which creates second timeline (from the shows perspective). That second time line somehow does not involve "The Snap", which is why none of the characters were affected and it's never mentioned. Maybe it's one of the alternate realities that Dr Strange didn't look at and Thor went for the head in Wakanda (When you think of it in terms of infinite timelines 14 million isn't that many, haha). They then go back in time at the end of season 6 and you have the events that are currently occurring which creates a third timeline that they're currently on. One where Susa becomes the police officer in 2012 during the Battle of New York, and Quake joins SWORD.
Now, I have in no way gone and done any sort of research to see what kind of plot holes that might arise because of what I'm suggesting but I think it would be a really interesting way to tie the entire series into the MCU since season 6 kind of put it on shaky ground.
The first few seasons isn't a alternate timeline. Season 1 ties directly into the winter soldier and season 2 sets up age of ultron. Season 3 also references the events of civil war and mentions the accords.
One doesn't disprove the other. With infinite timelines many of them are nearly identical with minor changes. Case in point, in the example I gave there would be two identical timelines up until the point where they save the world from cracking. At which point, events started to happen differently.
We can also use Doctor Strange's view of 14 million time lines as an example. In all but one of them Thanos won. Now, the manner in which he won very well could have been different in many if not all of those but the end result was always the same.
So who's to say that the MCU timeline and the Agents of Shield timeline weren't identical save for minor changes elsewhere in the world? Not all differences have to be earth-shattering or revolving around the main characters.
Edit: Maybe the split in this particular timeline revolved around saving Coulson's life. Maybe in the MCU timeline Fury decided not to save Coulson, or it didn't work. A different Shield team would have found the scepter before AoU. Everything else plays out basically the same except you don't get Quake. It could also give them a better excuse as to why the Marvel Netflix shows aren't part of the MCU. There were some minor tie-ins between the shows that would suggest they're in the same universe but if that timeline wasn't the MCU timeline then they can make a clean break.
@@robs7776 the netflix shows are in the mcu. All the shows are. It's clear It's the same timeline.
The helicarrier fury had in age of ultron came from coulson and the episode that reveals that directly references the movie's climax.
@@disneyerapowerrangers2923 not necessarily. Coulson is never mentioned or shown in Age of Ultron. A different team could have found the scepter in the MCU timeline while Coulson's team found it in The Shield "alternate timeline". The same events can still take place in different ways.
@@robs7776 fury's old friends line was refering to coulson.
I think Kora's gonna turn again, then daisy will help her.
I can’t think what it is going to be like without this show on television.
I do believe "blood work" refers to Fitz being diagnosed with something deadly and as a result will die or died.
Let's call back to when they were successful in removing the implant and Gemma broke down which Daisy reminded her.
I also believe the implant is there to suppress painful memories because if she remembers, Gemma wouldn't be able to help them as she's done since she picked them up from the temple. Or
Maybe she had leave their daughter behind but i think the implant was to suppress Fitz's death.
There is a technical mistake in the final scenes of the shield bases all over the world getting destroyed...
HOW DOES A LAZER GO AROUND THE WORLD WHEN IT'S FIRED FROM ONE SIDE OF EARTH!
I guess in this timeline the Earth is flat
As shown in the finale of Season 6, the Chronicom warships can fire explosive projectiles that can curve in their trajectory. For example, the ones that destroyed Izel's Temple.
They didn't read (or missed) my Qna😥 I had the one with the Spongebob gif
27:02 I wish you guys would do a reaction with Rick and Calvin. That would be awesome.
I would like to buy Fury's Toolbox in the auction if I could 👍😎
Sousa is a portuguese surname, veeeery common surname here in Brazil, we pronounce something like "soul-za"
. In portuguese, the S between vowels has the Z sound (that's why the country in portuguese is written Brasil with S).
They always says "susa" hahahaha it's funny and cute
Bloodwork = Fitzsimmons Baby
She forgot her child.
Today I learned that's Bill Paxton's son... James Paxton. Wow. 13:40
I'm still not ready to say goodbye...no...nope...nah. :'(
This team, this Marvel FAMILY...it will always hold a special place in my heart
I know there is still a pandemic going on, but hopefully for the last episode, you can get Kenny back for the final reactions. His love for Shield makes great addition to the show.
I think this show forgot about Deathlok, I hope we see him reunite with his son
"Ricardo says 'Ha! No.' "
Me: "I understood that reference."
Wait. We need a Blind Wave Hazbin Hotel reaction...
So is 1980s enoch somewhere traveling the earth, hopefully he can make a cameo
Maybe Daisy should have said to Sousa that she is also the Destroyer of Worlds. That would surely terrify him🤣
90% sure Jemma was pregnant. That's the blood test, and also when she said she didn't want to remember "a piece of her being taken away" (or something like that), it makes me think she had a miscarriage or an abortion.
It makes me think that Fitz is off somewhere with their daughter and Jemma left to protect them and we’ll get a nice happy ending where they reunite off somewhere in time by the end of the series.
@@scarlettmi I'm not sure they'd put their kid in danger. Jemma said that Fitz is hidden in plain site so I don't think he'd have their baby with him?
melissajo Wherever he’s hidden is apparently good enough to protect him from all of the chronicoms across time and space. So good that no one can find him even after trying to pry the location out of her brain. So... yeah, I think it sounds like probably a fairly decent place to keep their kid safe too.
@@scarlettmi maybe but I was just thinking they wouldn't risk their kid at all. Plus kids are hard to contain 😂😂
@@smokeem15 I'm not sure that I understand what alternative arrangement you're suggesting they'd make for their hypothetical kid. Are you trying to suggest they'd never have a child?
Just wondering, where do you guys find your AoS merch? I can never find any quality merch from the show, only signed posters and stuff like that.
YEP. Just give me Cosmic Ghost Rider and this show will officially be my favourite show of all time.
When you guys finish AoS you should react to some AoS tribute like "150 Reasons to Ship Fitzsimmons." Or something by the UA-camr Margarita Life. You should also look into some other marvel shows like "Avengers: Earths Mightiest Heros." "Spectacular Spiderman." And "Iron Man: Amored Adventures." All these shows were literally my childhood and I'd love for you to react to them.
I think Jemma had a baby with the talk of blood work and leaving a part of herself behind
Can't believe there will be no AoS anymore... I made my peace with the show ending but these reactions were something else and it's sad to realize there won't be any more SHIELD reactions. I guess Cloak and Dagger next? After Netflix cancelled their shows, AoS was the only Marvel reaction, on this channel, it's crazy... It's a pity there won't be a Gifted reaction. We need more Marvel reactions!
Dope T-Shirts guys.
How do you hit every SHIELD base on e round earth from one point in space? What is Gordon/Garrets range on jumps? That was a ways. Do you think Garret is still a good guy. I wonder if he is in cahoots with Deke from when he caught him. Just a thought.
The building that got destroyed wasn`t that the place were Hank Pym worked at?
Yep. Peggy Carter and Howard Stark, too. Though this is a Triskelion completed 7 or 8 years, at least, ahead of schedule. In the first Ant-Man film it was still only half constructed in 1989. So who knows if the change also changed where they're located.
I watched it from season 1 till know again and i somehow miss Robbie (Ghost Rider)
Runaways next? There is some tiny connection to something you mentioned.
For the bloodwork comment its actually how you confirm pregnancies to be 100% positive. After store bought pregnancies become positive the next step is blood tests
Me at the end of the episode: That is not the kiss I wanted to see ( . _ .)
May did a Matrix reference, and Kora's never even heard of it.
I dont think Ian was on the same set for the first flashback. There was a ton of soap opera shots over the shoulder of Fitz and Simmons so they could hide both actors not being there.
He did shoot the two new scenes. The director was on Elizabeth's live stream and confirmed it. They filmed the scenes during the days of Comic con
@@alexandrareid4100 I heard. But it was poorly shot then.
I had the same exact thought about the first scene. It felt like they were using doubles and Ian’s voice sounded off a couple of times.
Thank you for all of your reactions only wish that I could buy the teeshirt's you both we're wearing (except the one "Dicks are yummy😂) here (04/30/23)