He didn't literally mean that he lost his right hand.
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S3 |OT| Earthquakes Make Me Daisy - Tuesdays 9/8c
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his "Right hand" as in right hand man. the second in command
BrokenFiction
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He meant that metaphorically, as in Agent May was his right-hand man...errr...woman.
StudioTan
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Up from it's season finale though so that's good.
BKatastrophe
Member
Liked the episode. Miss my girl May. Lash looks terrible still, but we'll see how he turns up.
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Chloe Bennet in that tanktop+pants combo
Mack in tight shirts
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought Thanos when Fitz said Death. I'm gonna melt when Fitzsimmons is finally a thing.
In the first season a Fitz/Simmons romance would have seemed awkward and kind of like siblings making out.
Now both characters have changed so much that one just can't help but hope for a happy ending.
But then a Whedon is involved in the show...
PS: Just watched Age of Ultron with Joss' commentary and at the end he revealed a little Easter Egg he put into Thor's dream sequence.
Awesome.
Now both characters have changed so much that one just can't help but hope for a happy ending.
But then a Whedon is involved in the show...
PS: Just watched Age of Ultron with Joss' commentary and at the end he revealed a little Easter Egg he put into Thor's dream sequence.
He sees three animal statues representing the dark forces. The animals he chose were Wolf, Ram, and Hart.
BKatastrophe
Member
Hot damn
Really? That's great.
StudioTan
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What is the significance of the spoilered part?
Wolf Ram and Hart are a recurring theme in the TV series Angel. The evil law firm was called Wolfram & Hart and seemed to hint at ancient evil.
It's the evil law firm from Angel.
The main antagonists of his series Angel was a demonic law firm called Wolfram & Hart. Later whilst visiting a demon dimension you learn their pagan emblems were the wolf, ram, and hart (a deer).
StudioTan
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Probably no real significance for Marvel, just a nice call-back to one of Whedon's shows.
The evil law firm in Angel is called Wolfram & Hart.
As he said, just an Easter Egg for fans.
EDIT: I see many people type faster than I do.
I had actually went to that very page for a quick synopsis ... and there's nothing in there that counters my point.
Agreed ... was some very potent work.
Nice. God I loved that series.
Anyway saw the episode my fellow SHIELDGAF viewers!
- Daisy hnnngggggg. Hnnnnnngg. What don't judge me, Chloe is a very attractive woman.
- A gay guy, cool.
- Fitz my man, it's not just about science anymore, but now he became a man of action? Dude will forever surprise me. All in all, out of all the characters he really went through the most changes. And he's awesome because of it. His emotion at the monolith is awesome. Shotgun Fitz not giving a fuck.
- Coulson: "Oh yeah, I wouldn't do anything to make you feel uncomfortable" *pulls of bionic hand*
- Rosalind is interesting. Could be awesome.
- Lash? Looked like Blanka and Sonic did the fusion dance.
- Btw, Mack is HUGE. Damn.
- Lance wants a piece of Ward. Man, Wards super power is pissing off everyone lol.
- May gone for months? Kinda expected it actually.
- Siiimmmoooons! Run girl, run!
Affeinvasion
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Tuesday night is a horrible night for this show on ABC, but it still does alright given its slot.
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
Hi Drax
In hindsight though, the development and progression of Fitz isn't all that surprising really. Even towards the end of season 2 we saw him go on the run and escape trained agents (albeit with some advice from hunter). Combine that with the fact he is a highly intelligent and driven individual it only makes sense that he would have developed and grown those skills over the break.
That said of course I think Fitz has to be my favourite character on the show now. Iain De Caestecker has shown us once again that when the scrip requires it, holy shit can he deliver the performance and emotion required.
I gotta say, the strongest part obout AoS has got to be the sense of scale. That opening sequence was awesome, and the ending with President Ellis' speech was a perfect closer.
It's been a true since the start, but I don't think I've ever felt it as strongly as I do now.
We global.
It's been a true since the start, but I don't think I've ever felt it as strongly as I do now.
We global.
Me when my laptop died.
Lol, it seems someone hasn't watched any Whedon shows in the past... There's almost bound to be some crap happen that makes the reunion bittersweet and/or devastating somehow, not the happy happy joy joy occasion we'd all want it to be. At least I'm preparing myself for some shit going down. Never expect happy things from a show any Whedon or his affiliates have something to do with.
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Channeling some Will Smith anger shit right there.
Simmons to die in Fitz's arms the moment they meet again confirmed.
Angelus Errare
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*right click, save as*
Gonna get sooo much use from me.
Whedon doesn't really like relationship...probably because he sucks at writing them...because he constantly avoids them...so he never gets better at writing them.
Lone_Prodigy
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Waiting for a scene when Coulson has trouble with something and someone says "here let me give you a..."
*Coulson glare*
*Coulson glare*
bananafactory
Banned
I think that was mostly a Joss thing, he doesn't have any involvement in this show.
It's possible Jed might retain some of that influence though
StarCreator
Member
Which Whedon are you referring to?
It's the axe that Mack used to chop off his hand and save his life.
StarCreator
Member
I believe the implication is it's the axe that Mack used to cut off his hand.
The Son of Coul is busy sifting through boxes in storage to locate a key document when Hunter arrives.
Hunter: "Hey, boss, do you need a..."
Coulson turns and stares seemingly directly into Hunter's soul, promising dire consequences if he finished that sentence.
Hunter: "-... some help? D'you need some help?"
aaaand scene.
Sure, but I still think his storytelling style/methods have rubbed on people he's worked with a lot. Jemma being sucked into the monolith just as Fitz is making his moves & she agrees to a date is such a Joss Whedon type Fuck You Fans, Let's Make Them Suffer More move.
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bananafactory
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Good point. The season 1 finale bit where Garrett goes out was also pure Joss.
a secret-boss
Banned
Street Fighter Bonus Stage
Jest Chillin
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Or more likely because happy positive relationships in TV tend to bore/lose audience. Aka The Moonlighting Curse.
Napoleonthechimp
Member
Can we just have someone that isn't forced into a romantic pairing?
It's the worst.
Have people not learned from the most recent prolific example of hamfisted romance fucking up a show? Arrow went to complete shit because of it. Can we please not have a repeat of that?
That was a sick burn btw.