Towards the end, Coulson figures out that it was Daisy’s mom calling the shots, not her dad.

How?

He figured out who Garrett really was from that one little reference he made, he figured out that the guy feeding Rosalind info was Hydra from that one bit about Tahiti, but where was the tiny clue for Daisy’s dad?

I think I've watched it for about three hours a day for the past week, I don't know how many times I've seen the series. Not only did the D+ algorithm find the need to suggest that I keep watching but it laughably thinks I'll ever "finish".

His own parents may have been assholes but at least they never left him in the wilderness struggling to survive and forced him to kill his own dog

I have returned with everyone’s favourite Chronicom seen as I have plans for a deke and already have my fitz, thought might aswell

I have a question about something Coulson said. He said that he didn’t want Skye to suffer like him. She didn’t but is it because she’s an inhuman that hasn’t gotten her powers yet? Or is it because she didn’t fully die?

Recently I realized that the Avengers and Guardians that were on Titan during IW would has survived the Earth exploding so what do you think happened to them? Do you think they formed the New Guardians and tried to help Earth but failed or did they just go around the galaxy and helping people that way?

When the Agents got back to the present, with Fitz who waited about 100 years to join them in the future, and after they saved the timeline, the Fitz version that was in space in this universe (with the good future), would've been alone if they didn't travel to space to get him back.

How do you think he would've reacted waking up in the future and seeing all his firends are dead?

Season 5 of Agents of SHIELD was so good. Strong Season Just finished a rewatch of Agents of SHIELD Season 5 and, man, not only is it still one of the strongest seasons of Marvel television, it’s arguably one of the best explorations of the time-travel plot.

Prophecy, visions, multi-generational family connections, cryo freezing, destiny, multiverse, aliens, whodunit mysteries, cyclic time, time paradoxes, time as an illusion, sacrifice the finale is one of the best seasons 9.5/10

Okay imagine there's an alternative universe where one of the other team members got inhuman powers instead of Daisy. Whether it be Coulson, May, Fitz, Simmons, Mack, Hunter, Bobbi, or even Ward. Any of the cast. What Inhuman powers would you think fit each of them the most?

I am rewatching the series for the 4th time and I am actually paying attention to the details this time around and TIL that the actress who plays May’s mom, Tsai Chin, was in Joy Luck Club with Ming Na! Never knew that!

Just watched The Inside Man episode on Omn1's channel and caught a frame.

When Bobbi is going through the Australian representative's files, she says they have an Inhuman captured and they're being experimented on, named Eden Fesi. A Google search brings up that Daisy Johnson refers to him as a souped up teleporter who goes by the name Manifold.

Also, he can "bend reality, fold and twist spacetime, and speak with the very universe."

I'm pretty sure we never hear from him again. But I wonder what other characters are thrown in. I think I tried searching for the names shown in the containers in the Hydra Castle but don't remember anything coming up.

Any other references people have caught? Also, if they planned to use Manifold, sounds like some pretty insane powers! Doubt it'd fit!

I know I said I was done but I must be having agents of shield withdrawals so I made another

So my question is why would the Tahiti patients who received GH 325 (the Kree blood) have the map in their head after the Tahiti Project, but Daisy (an inhuman) does not.

Wouldn’t it make sense for HER to have the map in her head, granted that the temple + the diviner could turn inhumans? Why would non-inhumans have this knowledge, when going to the temple likely means the possession that happened to Mack would happen to them?

Rewatching again and thinking about Gideon Malick's goal of bringing "him" back....what is the ultimate goal for Malick and his daughter?

I guess the idea is that he didn't think about what he wanted to accomplish either?

Finally, the moment I’ve been waiting for. For the past week I’ve been making custom AoS Lego minifigures and that was all in preparation for my order of FitzSimmons. Thank you all for the comments and upvotes and whilst I hope to make more, this is likely the end of the daily posts. I hope you all liked what I’ve been doing. cue a spy’s goodbye

If the team knew that they wanted Coulson they could’ve prepped him so much and put a tracker in his body and gotten loads of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents there at the ready. But then Coulson would’ve never been so adamant to discover what really happened when he died as he didn’t go through the memory machine (and S.H.I.E.L.D. would’ve never recovered it). It’s one of the biggest butterfly effects in the show

So I'm only at this part now and I just wonder if it's a similar tech to ironman's heart. Will he live again? Damn. I loved Enoch. Honestly, this season 7 is short but also so fuckin' great!

I was thinking about age if ultron the other day and seeing as vision was able to lift it what would happened if coulson tried it would it work or not?

The other day I was talking with some friends about the multiverse and how agents of shield fits in and everything. I don’t know if anybody has said this or not, but what if when coulson died in The Avengers and then was subsequently brought back, that was a branch into a separate universe and everything that happens from that moment on runs parallel to the sacred timeline, with slight variations and slowly branching further from it Yes, they may have intended to run the show side by side with the movies, but eventually they abandoned that. So I. The beginning things are pretty similar (the fall of shield, Thor 2, ultron, the sokovia accords,) but there was never any mention of events from the show in the movies, hinting at a separate timeline. Granted, we were all stoned af talking about bs, but that theory stuck with me. Any thoughts on it?

So we know in the lighthouse there was another yoyo in that time line and we know they used inhuman DNA to make more inhuman babies.. would that mean she has decedents in that timeline?

Before anyone says. Yes I know he doesn’t have hair, however the head is double sided so I needed to add hair, however I made it as short as possible

As we all know, Chronocoms are only allowed to intervene when there is a risk of an extinction level event on a planet. Enoch did that, and prevented the extinction level event. So why were he and Fitz supposed to go on trial? It’s all perfectly legal what they did?

Between season 1 and 7 who do you think changed the most? Skye/Daisy, Fizt, or Simmons? I just finished season 7 and started season 1 again. I knew that Daisy had becoming basically and different character. But I forgot how much fitz/simmons has changed.

Edit: idk how I totally forgot to include May. 😅 She has changed the most in my personal opinion.

Back for day 5 of making agents of shield characters in Lego and today is Lincoln. I will try to keep going until my order for the pieces for Fitzsimmons arrive but I don’t know how often I’ll be able to make them after that. I am running out of spare pieces lmao

Just found out that Chloe wrapped up an indie movie called Hello Out There. It was completely filmed in New Mexico and is about a sister (Chloe) & brother deciding to look into Area 51!

If Brad winderbaum and feige decide to bring back some shield characters who would you want and where?

Was it a SHIELD reference in this Ghostbusters movie that Patton Oswald was the only library employee wearing a lanyard?