Lincoln's actor is perfectly fine, they give him jack shit to do and garbage dialogue.
He might as well be air for all the personality he carries.
Lincoln's actor is perfectly fine, they give him jack shit to do and garbage dialogue.
Lincoln's actor is perfectly fine, they give him jack shit to do and garbage dialogue.
Still haven't watched a single episode of this season. How does it compare with season 1.5 and 2?
Lincoln's actor is perfectly fine, they give him jack shit to do and garbage dialogue.
At this point I'm just about ready to call season 2 a fluke. It was pretty good, but season 3 has been weak for the most part.
New Poster. Pretty sweet.
EW article about the poster: http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/11/agents-shield-wondercon-poster-art
The impressive part being that Quake has actually achieved those comic book proportions in the show.
It's Malick. Here's Jeff Bell's explanation for the markings reflected on his face, from the EW article:Who's the guy on the right with markings on his face? Drawing a blank. Malick?
New Poster. Pretty sweet.
EW article about the poster: http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/11/agents-shield-wondercon-poster-art
May vs. May fight?
Teleporting dude vs. Mack's axe of justice?
New Poster. Pretty sweet.
EW article about the poster: http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/11/agents-shield-wondercon-poster-art
Lincoln's actor is perfectly fine, they give him jack shit to do and garbage dialogue.
There's also the mentor and doctor angle that NobleXenon mentioned above, both of which have pretty much disappeared by now (although him helping Jemma with biology research this episode was a nice touch).You know, they actually can do interesting things with Lincoln considering where his character is coming from. He was suicidal and alcoholic at one point in his life and he just lost his entire support system.
Then John Donnelly, the dude he phones when he's on the run in "A Wanted (Inhu)man", starts mistrusting him right after a news report and Lincoln accidentally kills him. The same dude who saved him from a suicide attempt before. Luke Mitchell mentioned that John also functioned as Lincoln's sponsor with his drinking problem (they talk about it when they meet in that episode, "Have you been drinking?" "I wanted to, instead I called you. You're the only one I trust.")
I know most people in this thread just want his character do go away, but idk, I'm willing to give him a chance. If they work his angst properly and don't let the character get bogged down with too much relationship drama it can turn out to be pretty decent
SW comix discussion:It almost feels like they're going to Trip him. Like they're just keeping him around to kill him for Daisy's character development, so they don't actually give him anything worthwhile.
Yeah I get the same feeling...to be fair lincoln is about as interesting as that character was in the comics. The most interesting thing that ever happened with him was what fury did to him.SW comix discussion:There's a character in SW I've been pretty sure he's standing in for. He's so toast.
Yeah. Since the season started.Has it been mentioned that that dude Joey looks like a a slightly wider Ward?
Watchdogs When a radical group called The Watchdogs emerges with plans to eliminate the Inhumans, Agent Mack and his brother become caught in the crossfire. Meanwhile, Simmons discovers a powerful chemical compound that could alter the future for Inhumans, on Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., TUESDAY, MARCH 29 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EDT) on the ABC Television Network.
Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. stars Clark Gregg as Director Phil Coulson, Ming-Na Wen as Agent Melinda May, Brett Dalton as Grant Ward, Chloe Bennet as Agent Daisy Johnson, Iain De Caestecker as Agent Leo Fitz, Elizabeth Henstridge as Agent Jemma Simmons, Nick Blood as Agent Lance Hunter, Adrianne Palicki as Agent Bobbi Morse, Henry Simmons as Agent Alphonso Mack MacKenzie and Luke Mitchell as Lincoln Campbell.
Guest starring are Titus Welliver as Felix Blake, Mark Dacascos as Giyera, Gaius Charles as Ruben Mackenzie, Trenton Rostedt as Dallas Wyatt, Justin Morck as Watchdog Alpha, Jonathan Camp as Watchdog Oscar and D. Elliot Woods as Watchdog Victor.
Watchdogs was written by Drew Z. Greenberg and directed by Jesse Bochco.
- Promo for this week's episode.Season 3: episode 12 "The Inside Man"
Coulson and General Talbot are forced to team up and attend a worldwide symposium on Inhumans, where they suspect Malick has an inside man. As the S.H.I.E.L.D. team gets closer to the truth, an unexpected traitor is revealed.
Sweet! Back from my week ban so I missed you guys last week. Maye was terrible as always.
Thought it was a good show though all in all, but Tremors and Sparkplug is terribly forced and uninteresting.
Sweet! Back from my week ban so I missed you guys last week. Maye was terrible as always.
Thought it was a good show though all in all, but Tremors and Sparkplug is terribly forced and uninteresting.
Mack should walk the dog with Yo-Yo
So is that thing going to jump out of Ward and find a stronger host? Or do we get Ward for the long haul?
And wtf was that? That how he gets stronger? I don't understand his powers yet...