Andrew is a fish oil inhuman? Fuck this show.
Don't bother with Lash if you're just going to butcher him with your fuckery.
You didn't watch the episode, did you? They showed how he turned TWICE.
Andrew is a fish oil inhuman? Fuck this show.
Don't bother with Lash if you're just going to butcher him with your fuckery.
I don't even mind Lincoln really, they just need to do something with him. When he was first talking to Mack I was finally starting to hope they were gonna go somewhere with that, but then we went back to his brooding nonsense. (Confronting Lash directly was stupid.)
Joey is great. He has immediate screen presence and definitely needs to be utilized more.
You didn't watch the episode, did you? They showed how he turned TWICE.
Andrew is a fish oil inhuman? Fuck this show.
Don't bother with Lash if you're just going to butcher him with your fuckery.
Joey is weird. He has some immediate charm, but he doesn't seem to be doing anything else besides, well, being there.
It's a TV show. Who cares if some of the special effects are bad?
I wouldn't blame the character for that though. They've mainly been using him as a plot devise to establish certain aspects of the narrative (he's only been in two episodes) and yet his personality still shines through.Joey is weird. He has some immediate charm, but he doesn't seem to be doing anything else besides, well, being there.
He's a book powder Inhuman breh get right totes different.jk
Because "it's a TV show" no longer cuts it in this age.
We are no longer in the 90's. We've been living the golden era of TV for well over a decade now. People have expectations. Any potato-tier procedural has better production values than AoS and it's kind of annoying.
Ah. Now I see.
Fish oil or book powder the difference is minimal (IMHO).
He's not remotely what Lash is in the comics. I mean the guy got hurt by blasts of energy for crying out loud. This is a guy who can channel energy and redirect it... at least in the comics. So, Lincoln would have been the worst person to send after him.
They've already established that Inhumans don't instantly turn, there's a tranformation period, and then there's the matter of learning their powers. Joey leanrt to control his powers to he can create instead of just destroy. Daisy learns she can create shockwaves to catch people (probably after watching The Flash, but w/e). Lash in the show isn't the comics Lash (yet).
He will never be by virtue that he is a new inhuman. A... nuHuman (to borrow the term from the comics) if you will. That instantly makes him not like comic book Lash.
In the comics he comes from an ancient city where terrigenesis (as a ritualised, almost religious process) was only performed on rare individuals. So naturally he takes it upon himself to uphold what he knows and eliminates the unworthy inhumans. In the show they were lazy and wrote that aspect of him as some kind of instinct.
I don't know where this show is going anymore and I'm not entirely sure I care all that much. Season 2 was good, this one? Meh.
Yeah, Daisy isn't even inhuman in the comics...The writers of the show and movies have taken liberties with just about every character they've taken from the comics and given a new interpretation to it. Hell, even comic-book writers do this all the time, just look at all the transformations Joker has gone through over the years. Why is this suddenly a problem when it happens to Lash?
The writers of the show and movies have taken liberties with just about every character they've taken from the comics and given a new interpretation to it. Hell, even comic-book writers do this all the time, just look at all the transformations Joker has gone through over the years. Why is this suddenly a problem when it happens to Lash?
Because "it's a TV show" no longer cuts it in this age.
We are no longer in the 90's. We've been living the golden era of TV for well over a decade now. People have expectations. Any potato-tier procedural has better production values than AoS and it's kind of annoying.
Because in this case there was no need to use that character. If they're going to take that many liberties then just invent a new one.
Oh come on.
AoS has fantastic special effects. if there's anything to rag on, it's the show's cinematography.
the comparisons to Flash don't add up to me either. That show has the luxury of basically doing anything the hell it wants to and the added bonus of airing on a network that is basically cable.
Oh come on.
AoS has fantastic special effects. if there's anything to rag on, it's the show's cinematography.
the comparisons to Flash don't add up to me either. That show has the luxury of basically doing anything the hell it wants to and the added bonus of airing on a network that is basically cable.
And then fans would be exclaiming "it's just Lash-lite, why not use actual Lash?"
The Lash you know and love still exists, it's not like the comics Lash is suddenly gone. This is a different Lash, these are different Inhumans altogether (where the fuck is Black Bolt? Isn't he supposed to protect his people?), this continuum has nothing to do with any other continuum you may or may not have knowledge of. In this continuum, Lash is not some holy crusader on a quest, he's an animal with a Phd.
For our latest "This Week in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." podcast, Ming-Na Wen joins us to discuss Agent May's emotional confrontation with her ex-husband, Andrew Garner a.k.a. Lash!
Brett Dalton promises a "Winter Soldier"-level midseason twist.
http://www.ign.com/videos/2015/11/0...omises-a-winter-soldier-level-midseason-twist
Prediction: Ward was working for SHIELD the entire time O:
They not only showed how he transformed once but they showed it twice and had him explain it the second time.Andrew is a fish oil inhuman? Fuck this show.
Brett Dalton promises a "Winter Soldier"-level midseason twist.
http://www.ign.com/videos/2015/11/0...omises-a-winter-soldier-level-midseason-twist
Prediction: Ward was working for SHIELD the entire time O:
Brett Dalton promises a "Winter Soldier"-level midseason twist.
http://www.ign.com/videos/2015/11/0...omises-a-winter-soldier-level-midseason-twist
FX are generally fine (anything with the new bus is rad), but AoS sets and art direction remain garbage. Blaming on it for being a network show doesn't make it any less true. Trash is trash.
Edit: Isn't Gotham a network show? Because that shit is BANANAS. It also has a tremendously strong visual identity, complete with amazing props, sets and cinematography.
Best characters: Ward and Hunter.
Agreed on all counts. I'm constantly amazed by how great Gotham looks.
Fo sho.Hunter was annoying the shit out of me earlier this season but I can't help but love him after the last couple episodes.
I'm think he probably means expect a swerve.Winter soldier-level as in, tying in with a big movie twist?
How many episodes in the 2nd half of the season will coincide with Civil War?
Hunter was annoying the shit out of me earlier this season but I can't help but love him after the last couple episodes.
FX are generally fine (anything with the new bus is rad), but AoS sets and art direction remain garbage. Blaming on it for being a network show doesn't make it any less true. Trash is trash.
Edit: Isn't Gotham a network show? Because that shit is BANANAS. It also has a tremendously strong visual identity, complete with amazing props, sets and cinematography.
Edit: Isn't Gotham a network show? Because that shit is BANANAS. It also has a tremendously strong visual identity, complete with amazing props, sets and cinematography.
ETA; Jesus Christ at that Gotham gif haha holy fuck