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Daisy pushing the button>>>><
Now THAT is how you do a season f*cking finale.
Ummm....
Yeah I'm gonna have to watch that again with no commercials.
Yeah I'm gonna have to watch that again with no commercials.
@largebillsonlyplease @fonzerrillii @ansatsusha_gouki @ViCiouS @slam
Is there a podcast where they rewatch this series?
Cause...
Is there a podcast where they rewatch this series?
Cause...
what the entire fuck lol
Cuz...
I just watched this uninterrupted finally.
Listen these 2 hours i could legit HEAR your voice...
You could DO this.
The little asides, the pay offs, the call backs, the humor, the emotion, the layered dialogue, the violence...
And you adding the Black man magic on there?
If Marvel let you have these toys to play with for 8/10 episodes?
Hell i could see you showrunning a series following undercover Wakanda agents worldwide.
Or series with the POV of a traditionally evil Marvel agency like Hydra, AIM, etc...
Or a YOUNG Nick Fury?
ok Bout to seriously geek out here...
Yaw been warned.
What if they are doing a version of asimovs foundation?
In the classic foundation series 2 foundations are formed at the opposite ends of the galaxy to combat the coming entropy.
What we have clearly seen is jemma and fitz working to stave off the Chronocons. Jemma is sent to the past and fitzt is in parts unknown because 'she cant know.'
In the foundation series the 1st foundation was known, but, NO ONE knew the location of the 2nd foundation.
The 2nd foundation pulled the strings to ensure the success of 1st foundation from behind the scenes (similar to what fitz is doing.) Jemma said they had time...they have used time to esccape the chronocons (and taken specific chuncks of the monolith with them.)
Has fitz figured out a way to time travel in the framework and than brought it out to the real world?
Are they about to do a AoS version of the endgame timeheist?!?
Going back to strategic moments in sheild history to snatch key shield tech or personel
At 1st I thought about erskine for his super solder serium but the timeline is off the empire state bldg was finished in may 1931, thats at least a decade before erskine.came to america.
all of this is geek speculation but my gawd I cant wait till next season
Yaw been warned.
What if they are doing a version of asimovs foundation?
In the classic foundation series 2 foundations are formed at the opposite ends of the galaxy to combat the coming entropy.
What we have clearly seen is jemma and fitz working to stave off the Chronocons. Jemma is sent to the past and fitzt is in parts unknown because 'she cant know.'
In the foundation series the 1st foundation was known, but, NO ONE knew the location of the 2nd foundation.
The 2nd foundation pulled the strings to ensure the success of 1st foundation from behind the scenes (similar to what fitz is doing.) Jemma said they had time...they have used time to esccape the chronocons (and taken specific chuncks of the monolith with them.)
Has fitz figured out a way to time travel in the framework and than brought it out to the real world?
Are they about to do a AoS version of the endgame timeheist?!?
Going back to strategic moments in sheild history to snatch key shield tech or personel
At 1st I thought about erskine for his super solder serium but the timeline is off the empire state bldg was finished in may 1931, thats at least a decade before erskine.came to america.
all of this is geek speculation but my gawd I cant wait till next season
ok Bout to seriously geek out here...
Yaw been warned.
What if they are doing a version of asimovs foundation?
In the classic foundation series 2 foundations are formed at the opposite ends of the galaxy to combat the coming entropy.
What we have clearly seen is jemma and fitz working to stave off the Chronocons. Jemma is sent to the past and fitzt is in parts unknown because 'she cant know.'
In the foundation series the 1st foundation was known, but, NO ONE knew the location of the 2nd foundation.
The 2nd foundation pulled the strings to ensure the success of 1st foundation from behind the scenes (similar to what fitz is doing.) Jemma said they had time...they have used time to esccape the chronocons (and taken specific chuncks of the monolith with them.)
Has fitz figured out a way to time travel in the framework and than brought it out to the real world?
Are they about to do a AoS version of the endgame timeheist?!?
Going back to strategic moments in sheild history to snatch key shield tech or personel
At 1st I thought about erskine for his super solder serium but the timeline is off the empire state bldg was finished in may 1931, thats at least a decade before erskine.came to america.
all of this is geek speculation but my gawd I cant wait till next season
Well done sir
Well effing done
Hold up... a Coulson LMD
And they are in the past...
Gawd damn...!!
I mean this is like 3 seasons of material.
Basically,but ABC is sick of the show..
There was an article, a few weeks ago saying some characters from Agent Carter might show up,next season...
The show's special effects are better than some movies
Fuck him.
Basically,but ABC is sick of the show..
There was an article, a few weeks ago saying some characters from Agent Carter might show up,next season...
The show's special effects are better than some movies
Fuck him.
Co sign all that
But i hope Disney sees the HUGE cult following of this show and doesn't waste a great opportunity to make that app if possible even MORE massive.
You tell me SHIELD movies gonna show up twice a year on there?
You can raise the price.
And Coulson got the potential to be that next mature action hero.
BETTER than Liam.
I would love for Joss crew to make a dark action movie with him as lead but with the Whedonverse touch.
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Sidebar...
Go watch re runs of the new adventures of Old Christine
Coulson was showing crazy comedic acting chops!
Go watch re runs of the new adventures of Old Christine
Coulson was showing crazy comedic acting chops!
Even been trying to decide a podcast format for like a year...
I feel like rewatching Agents of SHIELD might be the one.
I feel like rewatching Agents of SHIELD might be the one.
I said the same close your mouth, turn your head superfast or catch it.
Ok then... we agrew
But i guess they got an out?
She JUST used a new power...
And it may have tapped her out for a moment
Now I'm curious if she is going to be rocking those tight ass jeans in the 1930s.
even better pencil skirts...think iris from flash
True her, Simmons and Quake in skirts and heels. I can see May rebelling against skirts and heels.even better pencil skirts...think iris from flash
We gonna just ignore that EVERYONE except Mack knew for certain
That Sarge was evil?
Cause damn it
May and Skye made me fall for it!
That was a wonderful Whedon twist.
That Sarge was evil?
Cause damn it
May and Skye made me fall for it!
That was a wonderful Whedon twist.
Hold on...
If the Coulson LMD is even MORE ADVANCED than Aida?
Isn't he basically VISION without a infinity soul stone?
So he is BASICALLY alive?
And wouldn't he be even MORE powerful than Aida was?
If the Coulson LMD is even MORE ADVANCED than Aida?
Isn't he basically VISION without a infinity soul stone?
So he is BASICALLY alive?
And wouldn't he be even MORE powerful than Aida was?
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. bosses explain what those twists mean for the final season
How the 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' finale setup 'new rules' for Clark Gregg's role.
By Chancellor Agard
August 02, 2019 at 10:01 PM EDT
The season 6 finale of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. just set up one of hell of a final season.
In the two-part season-ender, the Chronicoms invaded Earth intent on turning it into their new home-planet. Recognizing that the MCU’s favorite security organization is the only thing standing in their way, the aliens decide to use time travel to attack S.H.I.E.L.D. through history. Thankfully, Enoch (Joel Stoffer), the friendly Chronicom, arrived in time to save Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) and Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge) from the Chronicoms’ initial assault on the lighthouse and offered them a way out of their predicament, which involves changing the natural course of their lives forever, natch.
While all of that was going on, the rest of the team was busy battling Sarge (Clark Gregg) and Izel (Karolina Wydra). After the incorporeal beings were destroyed, Simmons arrived in the Zephyr, which has been transformed into a time machine, and transported Daisy (Chloe Bennet), Mack (Henry Simmons), Yo-Yo (Natalia Cordova-Buckley), Deke (Jeff Ward), and a wounded May (Ming-Na Wen) to 1930s New York, which is where their next adventure begins. But that’s not the only twist Simmons threw at her teammates. Simmons also unveiled a new Coulson LMD, because they need an expert in S.H.I.E.L.D. history to help them fight the Chronicoms. In other words, Gregg isn’t going anywhere. (Read EW’s full recap of the finale here.)
Below, showrunners/executive producers Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, and Jeff Bell tease what this all means for the show’s seventh and final season.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What does this ending mean for the seventh and final season?
JED WHEDON: It means that we’re going to have some adventures.
MAURISSA TANCHAROEN: We hope to explore what that means.
WHEDON: It’s safe to say that we’re going back in time. Cue Huey Lewis!
When the season ends, we find them in 1930s New York. Can you tease other time periods we’ll see them visit?
WHEDON: I think we can say we’re definitely going back there and that’s where the adventure begins. Right now the Zephyr is a time machine —
TANCHAROEN: And wouldn’t it be fun to explore different time periods?
Avengers: Endgame set up some very specific time travel rules. In Endgame, time travel is more like multiverse travel and you create new timelines, as opposed to the traditional “change the past to change the present/future.” Are you guys following those rules, or are you doing your own thing?
WHEDON: Well you’re going to have to wait and see.
TANCHAROEN: These all might be things that our characters are debating.
JEFF BELL: Marvel’s not going to let us do anything they don’t want us to do.
Did you always know you wanted to end here when you started breaking the story for season 6?
BELL: The time travel aspect wasn’t [part of it] because we didn’t have a [seventh season] at the time.
WHEDON: We knew we had a couple things we wanted to do in terms of how to come up with a new paradigm for the last season, and the Chronicoms were a nice way to do that. It was the first time we had an ongoing tag story that was unrelated to our main story [and] setting that up so that they could come in as a left turn in the last episode and screw things up for our people. With every season, we’re trying to find a new sandbox to play in, and we think this will be a fun one.
Sarge is killed in the finale, but very soon after that we meet this Coulson LMD. Did you ever consider a Clark Gregg-less season, or did you know you needed to find a way to keep him in the mix?
BELL: We’ve always said —
TANCHAROEN: — There’s no show without Clark.
WHEDON: In introducing Sarge, we felt like we were left with a question: If you end up with Sarge being a good guy, then you end up with a watered-down version of the guy we loved, which we didn’t want. If you end up with him staying a bad guy, we felt like we just played that for a season. So, there was a lot of discussion about what do we want to do with Clark and what do we want to do with Coulson, because we didn’t want to buy back the end of season 5, which we liked. We wanted to honor that.
TANCHAROEN: And truthfully, we missed him. Just like the team misses Coulson, we missed Coulson as well.
WHEDON: So we thought for the audience and the writers and for him, it would be nice to bring him back — but, again, bringing him back as a 2.0 version. He’ll have new stuff to play and there’s new rules to his existence.
How does LMD-Coulson differ from the Coulson that we knew?
BELL: That’s a great season 7 question.
WHEDON: You’re going to have to wait until next summer!
I didn’t expect the monoliths to play such an important part in the season or even on the show overall. What attracts you to them as a storytelling device?
WHEDON: We wanted to bring back a new version of Coulson, so there are limited ways we could do that. The reason we like the monoliths, to be honest, is that they’re magical. They are extremely powerful objects that can do anything, like Infinity Stones would be.
BELL: They have clear rules and they’re easy to understand, and visually, they look cool.
WHEDON: For us, it was in our mythology and it was a way of combining those three things — creating something backwards in space and time was a way to do it. It served a lot of purposes in that way. Also them coming from [Izel] — and her vibe being this Incan temple, swords, [and] monoliths — it fit with her tone.
TANCHAROEN: It gave us a reason for Sarge within our own mythology.
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When you guys first introduced them way back when, did you ever expect them to remain such a part of the show?
WHEDON: No, truthfully. [In the episode where] we introduced the aircraft carrier, the Iliad, we said it had something very important down in the cargo hold. This HYDRA thing. We had to figure out that was, and I think it was Jeff Bell’s pitch that it was a rock that turns to liquid. Then, it just sort of grew from there. That’s actually one of the fun things about TV and having a show that’s on for this long, is that you plant a seed and here you are six years later —
BELL: And it grows into all kinds of cool stuff.
One of my favorite moments in the finale is when Deke goes off on his grandparents about not being taken seriously or even liked and then teleports into the action. Can you talk about why you wanted to give him that beat?
WHEDON: Deke’s a fun character for us in that he started as this survivor in an apocalyptic environment. When he got dropped back in our world, he was a blank slate. We saw this year what that turned into, how he used it to his advantage. That was one of the things we always talk about: a person’s reason for doing something and that he’s not just this wacky egomaniacal CEO-type. There is a reason he sought that out and he went to do that. It’s a misinterpretation of what people want with him. It’s important for us to get to the heart of Deke because he’s been so funny and so ridiculous.
BELL: For a guy who never really had family and tries to fit in and feels ultimately rejected by the very people who are his grandparents, it felt like a great motive for him to do something stupid and heroic, and doing it out of pain as opposed to, “I’m a great guy and I’m going to do it.” What we love about Deke is there’s a lot of humor and there’s a lot of pain, and the pathos of that, I think, makes him a really compelling character.
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will return for its final season in 2020.
How the 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' finale setup 'new rules' for Clark Gregg's role.
By Chancellor Agard
August 02, 2019 at 10:01 PM EDT
The season 6 finale of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. just set up one of hell of a final season.
In the two-part season-ender, the Chronicoms invaded Earth intent on turning it into their new home-planet. Recognizing that the MCU’s favorite security organization is the only thing standing in their way, the aliens decide to use time travel to attack S.H.I.E.L.D. through history. Thankfully, Enoch (Joel Stoffer), the friendly Chronicom, arrived in time to save Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) and Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge) from the Chronicoms’ initial assault on the lighthouse and offered them a way out of their predicament, which involves changing the natural course of their lives forever, natch.
While all of that was going on, the rest of the team was busy battling Sarge (Clark Gregg) and Izel (Karolina Wydra). After the incorporeal beings were destroyed, Simmons arrived in the Zephyr, which has been transformed into a time machine, and transported Daisy (Chloe Bennet), Mack (Henry Simmons), Yo-Yo (Natalia Cordova-Buckley), Deke (Jeff Ward), and a wounded May (Ming-Na Wen) to 1930s New York, which is where their next adventure begins. But that’s not the only twist Simmons threw at her teammates. Simmons also unveiled a new Coulson LMD, because they need an expert in S.H.I.E.L.D. history to help them fight the Chronicoms. In other words, Gregg isn’t going anywhere. (Read EW’s full recap of the finale here.)
Below, showrunners/executive producers Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, and Jeff Bell tease what this all means for the show’s seventh and final season.
ABC/MITCH HAASETH
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What does this ending mean for the seventh and final season?
JED WHEDON: It means that we’re going to have some adventures.
MAURISSA TANCHAROEN: We hope to explore what that means.
WHEDON: It’s safe to say that we’re going back in time. Cue Huey Lewis!
When the season ends, we find them in 1930s New York. Can you tease other time periods we’ll see them visit?
WHEDON: I think we can say we’re definitely going back there and that’s where the adventure begins. Right now the Zephyr is a time machine —
TANCHAROEN: And wouldn’t it be fun to explore different time periods?
Avengers: Endgame set up some very specific time travel rules. In Endgame, time travel is more like multiverse travel and you create new timelines, as opposed to the traditional “change the past to change the present/future.” Are you guys following those rules, or are you doing your own thing?
WHEDON: Well you’re going to have to wait and see.
TANCHAROEN: These all might be things that our characters are debating.
JEFF BELL: Marvel’s not going to let us do anything they don’t want us to do.
Did you always know you wanted to end here when you started breaking the story for season 6?
BELL: The time travel aspect wasn’t [part of it] because we didn’t have a [seventh season] at the time.
WHEDON: We knew we had a couple things we wanted to do in terms of how to come up with a new paradigm for the last season, and the Chronicoms were a nice way to do that. It was the first time we had an ongoing tag story that was unrelated to our main story [and] setting that up so that they could come in as a left turn in the last episode and screw things up for our people. With every season, we’re trying to find a new sandbox to play in, and we think this will be a fun one.
Sarge is killed in the finale, but very soon after that we meet this Coulson LMD. Did you ever consider a Clark Gregg-less season, or did you know you needed to find a way to keep him in the mix?
BELL: We’ve always said —
TANCHAROEN: — There’s no show without Clark.
WHEDON: In introducing Sarge, we felt like we were left with a question: If you end up with Sarge being a good guy, then you end up with a watered-down version of the guy we loved, which we didn’t want. If you end up with him staying a bad guy, we felt like we just played that for a season. So, there was a lot of discussion about what do we want to do with Clark and what do we want to do with Coulson, because we didn’t want to buy back the end of season 5, which we liked. We wanted to honor that.
TANCHAROEN: And truthfully, we missed him. Just like the team misses Coulson, we missed Coulson as well.
WHEDON: So we thought for the audience and the writers and for him, it would be nice to bring him back — but, again, bringing him back as a 2.0 version. He’ll have new stuff to play and there’s new rules to his existence.
How does LMD-Coulson differ from the Coulson that we knew?
BELL: That’s a great season 7 question.
WHEDON: You’re going to have to wait until next summer!
I didn’t expect the monoliths to play such an important part in the season or even on the show overall. What attracts you to them as a storytelling device?
WHEDON: We wanted to bring back a new version of Coulson, so there are limited ways we could do that. The reason we like the monoliths, to be honest, is that they’re magical. They are extremely powerful objects that can do anything, like Infinity Stones would be.
BELL: They have clear rules and they’re easy to understand, and visually, they look cool.
WHEDON: For us, it was in our mythology and it was a way of combining those three things — creating something backwards in space and time was a way to do it. It served a lot of purposes in that way. Also them coming from [Izel] — and her vibe being this Incan temple, swords, [and] monoliths — it fit with her tone.
TANCHAROEN: It gave us a reason for Sarge within our own mythology.
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When you guys first introduced them way back when, did you ever expect them to remain such a part of the show?
WHEDON: No, truthfully. [In the episode where] we introduced the aircraft carrier, the Iliad, we said it had something very important down in the cargo hold. This HYDRA thing. We had to figure out that was, and I think it was Jeff Bell’s pitch that it was a rock that turns to liquid. Then, it just sort of grew from there. That’s actually one of the fun things about TV and having a show that’s on for this long, is that you plant a seed and here you are six years later —
BELL: And it grows into all kinds of cool stuff.
One of my favorite moments in the finale is when Deke goes off on his grandparents about not being taken seriously or even liked and then teleports into the action. Can you talk about why you wanted to give him that beat?
WHEDON: Deke’s a fun character for us in that he started as this survivor in an apocalyptic environment. When he got dropped back in our world, he was a blank slate. We saw this year what that turned into, how he used it to his advantage. That was one of the things we always talk about: a person’s reason for doing something and that he’s not just this wacky egomaniacal CEO-type. There is a reason he sought that out and he went to do that. It’s a misinterpretation of what people want with him. It’s important for us to get to the heart of Deke because he’s been so funny and so ridiculous.
BELL: For a guy who never really had family and tries to fit in and feels ultimately rejected by the very people who are his grandparents, it felt like a great motive for him to do something stupid and heroic, and doing it out of pain as opposed to, “I’m a great guy and I’m going to do it.” What we love about Deke is there’s a lot of humor and there’s a lot of pain, and the pathos of that, I think, makes him a really compelling character.
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. cast and EPs reflect on show ending: 'It's bittersweet'
The cast and creatives of the series stopped by EW's Comic-Con video studio
By Mary Sollosi
July 18, 2019 at 02:40 PM EDT
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Just hours after the news broke that the show would end with its upcoming seventh season, the cast and executive producers stopped by our San Diego Comic-Con suite and reflected on how it feels to say goodbye in a pair of live videos on EW’s YouTube channel and Facebook page.
“It’s bittersweet,” co-creator and executive producer Maurissa Tancharoen told EW’s Chancellor Agard. “It’s been quite a journey that we’ve been on together, quite a long road, and a lot has happened.”
The whole team will go on to celebrate all that has happened with a panel Thursday afternoon — the show’s first time on the stage of Comic-Con’s legendary Hall H. “We’re just glad we’re able to be here and celebrate with all the fans that got us to these seven seasons,” Tancharoen said. “We’re just going to celebrate.”
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Star Clark Gregg agrees. “Today’s going to be a celebration of the entire run — the 136, so far, -episode run — of our show,” he said. “We’re currently shooting the finale, actually,” his costar Chloe Bennet added. “So it’s a really emotional week, to do the biggest panel ever and to announce today. It feels all real now that everyone knows.”
It’s not the first time the cast thought they might be saying goodbye (though it is the first time they know it definitively); the season 5 finale, titled “The End,” could have served as the series ender, but the producers realized “there was more to unearth,” as co-creator and EP Jed Whedon explained. “This feels different. We’re ending it on our terms, which we like.”
Check out both videos with the cast and producers of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. above to hear about the creators’ goals for the finale, Gregg’s feelings about switching from Coulson to Sarge, and more. And keep checking back for more of EW’s coverage of San Diego Comic-Con all week!
https://ew.com/comic-con/2019/07/18/marvels-agents-of-shield-comic-con-video/
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Just hours after the news broke that the show would end with its upcoming seventh season, the cast and executive producers stopped by our San Diego Comic-Con suite and reflected on how it feels to say goodbye in a pair of live videos on EW’s YouTube channel and Facebook page.
“It’s bittersweet,” co-creator and executive producer Maurissa Tancharoen told EW’s Chancellor Agard. “It’s been quite a journey that we’ve been on together, quite a long road, and a lot has happened.”
The whole team will go on to celebrate all that has happened with a panel Thursday afternoon — the show’s first time on the stage of Comic-Con’s legendary Hall H. “We’re just glad we’re able to be here and celebrate with all the fans that got us to these seven seasons,” Tancharoen said. “We’re just going to celebrate.”
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Star Clark Gregg agrees. “Today’s going to be a celebration of the entire run — the 136, so far, -episode run — of our show,” he said. “We’re currently shooting the finale, actually,” his costar Chloe Bennet added. “So it’s a really emotional week, to do the biggest panel ever and to announce today. It feels all real now that everyone knows.”
It’s not the first time the cast thought they might be saying goodbye (though it is the first time they know it definitively); the season 5 finale, titled “The End,” could have served as the series ender, but the producers realized “there was more to unearth,” as co-creator and EP Jed Whedon explained. “This feels different. We’re ending it on our terms, which we like.”
Check out both videos with the cast and producers of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. above to hear about the creators’ goals for the finale, Gregg’s feelings about switching from Coulson to Sarge, and more. And keep checking back for more of EW’s coverage of San Diego Comic-Con all week!
https://ew.com/comic-con/2019/07/18/marvels-agents-of-shield-comic-con-video/
^^^^
She needs to show cleavage more often, all i heard her say was so sexy, the first time.
I avoid network MARVEL/DC shows cause I've believed they'd be watered down, is this worth watching ?
Stated earlier FIGHT to get thru season one than its just gets better!
Yeap but more Hydra than Viper
Viper (Madame Hydra) (Framework Version)
Probably didn't want to go with Fox's Wolverine Version
https://ultimate-marvel-cinematic-universe.fandom.com/wiki/Madame_Hydra
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viper_(Madame_Hydra)
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I watched when the show was first released and about 6 episodes in I deleted the recording from the DVR. People at work kept talking about how it got better and I still said no way I'm done. But I started back in the middle of season 2 then went back to dread thru season 1 and yes it is a good show after it picks up.