Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

[mistymills]

I think he can never know that Fury took his Captain America cards out of his locker, bloodied them up and then replaced them with fakes. In my mind, Fury told Coulson he used fake cards and never touched the real ones.

But that's because I want to believe Coulson never died in the first place, he just kinda-sorta-almost died and got better. But then in my delusional little mind I get a role on the show, so...

 

[dascoyne]

I've read a lot of theories regarding Coulson. Several of them make sense, and would work nicely in the story, but I haven't found one that addresses Maria Hill's line in the pilot, "He can never know."

Cloned in Asgard?

 

[Treadwell]

The hole in the plane sucking air and people out for several minutes....it doesn't work that way. This isn't a giant spaceship. The air pressure in the plane would equalize with the outside in a few seconds, and then no more being sucked out--it would just be very windy. (And people possibly suffering from lack of oxygen, but anyway...)

 

[Swatze]

I know that Skye's presence is hated by many of us but we know that they wouldn't just add her without some subtle theme(Ex: Ends up being a mutant with hacking powers or whatever), she may be a tie-in to the new Avengers movie. I say we let it play out.

 

[jmgrice]

I find the show watchable. Truth be told if it wasnt tied to the rest of the films I probably wouldnt watch it. Fitz simmons duo drive me nuts. I know its supposed to be humerous but I find the acting over the top and not really believable. The characters I mean not the plot. Its this corny comedy that worries me about avengers 2.

There were a few points in avengers that I think they got away with but could have gone the other way. Stil one of my fave films.

Which is why regardless of how good it was. .. I dont 100% trust whedon. I know he has elements I dont like. But hope that its not over bearing and too much. Sometimes it becomes about gags too much.

J

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[dkaniel]

You realize that NCIS and CSI are fake, I want to say even more fake, nothing on those shows is real in any way, few TV shows aren't fictional.

When I use to be in Law Enforcement I dealt with NCIS many times...and the agents I dealt with are nothing like the show. The running joke was that NCIS stood for No Criminal Investigative Skills.

 

[Swatze]

When I use to be in Law Enforcement I dealt with NCIS many times...and the agents I dealt with are nothing like the show. The running joke was that NCIS stood for No Criminal Investigative Skills.

Very true and many cases can't get their evidence analyzed anytime soon but these guys get the results instantly and destroy the evidence with stupid theories.

 

[Russ257]

I don't know how to do spoilers so don't click this unless you have seen episode 3

Marvel Universe Wiki: ep 3 spolier.

but they do so well. I hope he comes back in future episodes.

 

[rodneyfaile]

Episode 3 = fraking outstanding!

 

[jcoffman99]

Someone needs to tell SHIELD that double barrel shotguns to make pump shotgun sounds.

 

[TheNickFox]

Could they have pushed the "You are rusty" line anymore? It definitely seems like they're going with Coulson being a LMD based on that line...unless they're just trying to lead us astray.

-Nick

 

[The Mad Professor]

Someone needs to tell SHIELD that double barrel shotguns to make pump shotgun sounds.

Glad I wasn't the only one to catch that.


Also, I stand by my previous statement that Skye has had way too much time in a tanning salon. If you wrapped her in a white sheet, the Fake'N'Bake would soak through, leaving you with the Shroud of Boehner.

 

[DuneMuadDib]

Could they have pushed the "You are rusty" line anymore? It definitely seems like they're going with Coulson being a LMD based on that line...unless they're just trying to lead us astray.

-Nick

I hope it's a red herring. I'd much rather it just be a mundane technically dead for X seconds issue than something comic-booky. I prefer a Coulson that's too badass to die over one who's replaceable.

If it's not genuinely Phil though, what's the point? Replace the dead super-star agent with a LMD or clone or whatever, keep it secret, but send him out galavanting around the world with his super-team just begging for word to get out about his reappearance. If they need his particular abilities as an agent do him like Robocop and make the Coulson 2.0 not actually resemble Coulson, think it's Coulson, or refer to it as Coulson. Or better, do a Robocop on him and just admit it so they don't have to needlessly complicate matters with lying.

 

[Jeyl]

I'd much rather it just be a mundane technically dead for X seconds issue than something comic-booky.

But it's set in a universe that has, for better or worse, been defined by it's comic-booky traits. Having situations play out like they would in a comic book I don't think should automatically be a bad thing.

 

[Paul Andrew]

Well

Spoiler

As soon as Dr Hall started falling into the gravity generator I looked at my fiance and said "And there's the birth of a super villain"

Which felt both awesome and ****ty, because I saw it coming.

 

[third3ye]

E03 was definitely better, show is showing promise as each episode is improving though in baby steps. Excluding the Graviton teaser (which let's face it, that's an instant win by default), the dialogue and acting is not as eye rolling as the first 2 episodes, pacing was good, and the story itself was more interesting. Skye and Ward still come off way too forced, and the whole Melinda May deciding she wants to be back in the field was the most unconvincing part and could've been written a lot better.

I'd venture to say from audience reactions to E03, AoS would fare better if they integrated more supers with comic roots into the storyline. While the show is supposed to stick with mere mortals, I actually think the show would benefit by having a few story arcs where a super helps out their team fight a supervillain for a few episodes.

 

[DuneMuadDib]

But it's set in a universe that has, for better or worse, been defined by it's comic-booky traits. Having situations play out like they would in a comic book I don't think should automatically be a bad thing.

Doing a comic book adaptation that is by the numbers comic-booky isn't automatically a good thing either. It depends how it plays out.

 

[Jeyl]

Doing a comic book adaptation that is by the numbers comic-booky isn't automatically a good thing either.

I don't think that notion was ever in doubt since this Disney/Marvel universe chose the Edward Norton reboot "Incredible Hulk" over Ang Lee's "Hulk". Still, I'll always be saddened that this universe doesn't have the unintentionally hilarious, poorly done death scene of a character played by Josh Lucas.

 

[The Mad Professor]

I don't think that notion was ever in doubt since this Disney/Marvel universe chose the Edward Norton reboot "Incredible Hulk" over Ang Lee's "Hulk". Still, I'll always be saddened that this universe doesn't have the unintentionally hilarious, poorly done death scene of a character played by Josh Lucas.

http://i1181.photobucket.com/albums/x436/lordJeyl/comicbook_zps77b403b9.png

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[seelsa73]

Hey, "Hulk" was was a good movie...not great but good.