DuneMuadDib
Sr Member
Yeah, I want to know who signed off on that mustache, it looks frigging ridiculous.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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However, Adrian Pasdar's crappy moustachioed, twenty second performance as Glenn Talbot held more depth and character development than the entirety of Josh Lucas' performance of the same character in Ang Lee's Hulk.
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Yeah that was pretty funny. :lol
Yeah, there are waaaaayyy to many SHIELD agents down to just say, "My bad. I was undercover, so sorry.". I hope he stays HYDRA and meets a sticky end. To have him come back after that would be a "flip the table" moment for me.
EyeofSauron
Master Member
the only thing they could justify him coming back with is some brainwashing stuff like the winter soldier got. undercover wont do it anymore
Noeland
Master Member
Gleefully shooting agents in the face and then cracking jokes seemed to put the nail in the "undercover" coffin for sure.
Still, Ward's love for Skye could redeem him in TV land. He will confess all to Couslon, and then end up saving the entire team, something like that.
I hope not though. I like him better as a bad guy.
Still, Ward's love for Skye could redeem him in TV land. He will confess all to Couslon, and then end up saving the entire team, something like that.
I hope not though. I like him better as a bad guy.
Which will probably turn out to be a real moustache.
MisterFubar
New Member
You'd be amazed how many real soldiers sport that same moustache and haircut, completly unaware of just how douchy they look.
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^ a lot of cops and firemen, too..
YMCA! It's fun to stay at the YMCA.
Maybe that mustache is part of the centipede project?
Noeland said:
Ward: So I shot about ten people. I love Skye.
Coulson: Ok sounds good, welcome back!
:lol
Yeah I hope they keep him bad.
cboath
Master Member
Seems like his story arc's are limited.
He either becomes the head bad guy, gets killed, or somehow returns to the good.
After what he's done so far, can't see letting him back being an option. It'd take something massive to accomplish and he'd have to have never-ending grief over it which likely wouldn't work to well with the audience. The option about head bad guy - at least as far as the show - is because I just can't see that massive of a change for him and staying second fiddle the whole time. If he stays second fiddle, i see him getting killed/sacrificed by hydra and at the end realizing he blew it, but now it's too late.
He either becomes the head bad guy, gets killed, or somehow returns to the good.
After what he's done so far, can't see letting him back being an option. It'd take something massive to accomplish and he'd have to have never-ending grief over it which likely wouldn't work to well with the audience. The option about head bad guy - at least as far as the show - is because I just can't see that massive of a change for him and staying second fiddle the whole time. If he stays second fiddle, i see him getting killed/sacrificed by hydra and at the end realizing he blew it, but now it's too late.
The Rock-a-who
Well-Known Member
I still this the Clairvoyant is Zola and Garrett just used the assumption it was him to his advantage.
JBReplicas
Sr Member
Ward's turning evil and possible redemption echos Angel's transformation in Buffy, I believe that Coulson will at some point, be forced into choosing between Ward and May, and that he will end up realising that May is in fact fighting for good.
The Rock-a-who
Well-Known Member
For me, the only part that wouldn't make sense is only Ward knew about the gravitonium. Garrett and the HYDRA team knew nothing about the underground bunker. Ward could have easily gained confidence without handing something so dangerous over.
Also, I still think the talk with Coulson and Ward was Coulson getting him up to speed as to why they were dragging Garrett off in handcuffs and him reacting to it. Plus Skye was watching the conversation from close range the entire time.
drcraig13
Sr Member
I think this arc is moving in the right direction. It really did seem to help move the story along (as long as you saw WS). My problem is now that they have tied so heavily into WS story arc now what. Are they going back to the freak of the week format (as said by Garrett "that should keep Coulson Busy for a while"? I mean if this show has to have a direct movie tie in every time it starts to lose interest they are going to be in trouble, or start pumping out movies quicker.
DuneMuadDib
Sr Member
Ward's killing a lot of people to maintain the illusion that he's HYDRA if it's a false flag. Hand and the agents on that plane might have been set up, but I'm not buying it. The dead agents at the fridge couldn't have been set up in advance because there's no guarantee that it'd be Ward shooting all of them with his heretofore unrevealed fake blood inducing non-lethal gun. I don't buy that Coulson would sign off on risking the lives of agents like that just to get Ward in deep.
