seelsa73
Sr Member
Perhaps it only affects metal.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Dessa
Sr Member
That's how I took it as well.
Agreed. It's good to see her go from self-obsessed twit to competent young woman and badass agent. I like that she's gotten to the point where she can call Coulson by his first name with no problems.
The scenes with Blanka the Hedgehog were well done, too.
None of it, however, holds a candle to Fitz going nuts on the monolith. Iain de Caestecker CONSISTENTLY delivers a solid performance. You could see the anguish on his face.
kegas76
Well-Known Member
At first I was thinking "That is Agent Coulson, have some respect!" and then got to thinking that they were showing that she is now his equal as a fellow agent. I still don't think you would just up and switch your name after 20 some years. I thought at first she was just using Daisy as an alias, but then they talked about having trouble with the new name.
I'm also glad I'm not the only one that thought Blanka! :lol
Anybody have leads on Coulson's jacket from this episode (and the promo shots)? I picked this up at Target, it's close.
Fly4v
Sr Member
Nice coat! Target is the place to go to for inexpensive Shield wear.
Missed the episode but from the promotional photo, I'd say a Black M-65 field jacket or a civilian derivative, it doesn't seem to have the large buttons of the Target jacket but I have a feeling the Target is cheaper than buying a Black Alpha M-65.
Edit: http://www.alphaindustries.com/mens...eld-coat.htm?gclid=CMK65da_ocgCFdgQgQodhOUHHA
Did the jacket in the show have epaulettes?
Missed the episode but from the promotional photo, I'd say a Black M-65 field jacket or a civilian derivative, it doesn't seem to have the large buttons of the Target jacket but I have a feeling the Target is cheaper than buying a Black Alpha M-65.
Edit: http://www.alphaindustries.com/mens...eld-coat.htm?gclid=CMK65da_ocgCFdgQgQodhOUHHA
Did the jacket in the show have epaulettes?
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Doesn't appear to have epaulettes, but it does have button detailing on the standing collar. Also appears to have the zipper/hood in the back of the collar as well
Here's another look:
Paul Andrew
Master Member
All I want to know is where his new hand came from.
They clearly have the resources. The Zephyr (Bus 2.0) is proof of that
Fly4v
Sr Member
Yes, there are cheaper options than Alpha, ie Rothco, but Rothco's do have that great a history. If you have a local Army Navy Store should be able to get a M-65 for less than $50 and remove the epaulettes and shoulder buttons.
But from the photo, it looks like it doesn't have the gusseted back and I have yet to see a M-65 with a sealed storm zipper like that so that rules out a cheap knock-off and even a modified Alpha. Too bad his jacket is black because I already have a dark brown leather field jacket.
But from the photo, it looks like it doesn't have the gusseted back and I have yet to see a M-65 with a sealed storm zipper like that so that rules out a cheap knock-off and even a modified Alpha. Too bad his jacket is black because I already have a dark brown leather field jacket.
Keelan562
Well-Known Member
I couldn't agree with you more! It's wonderful that they're giving such depth and development to the characters that aren't so much the focus of the show like this; and it's made all the better having talent like that behind the performances.
All I know is that if he doesn't have a machinegun, laser, or rocket hand then S.H.I.E.L.D. is wasting its resources.
SmilingOtter
Master Member
My guess is that Skye changed her name (back) out of respect for her dad.
