It does seem to conflict with what the showrunners said in an interview, but whatever.
So if Age of Ultron happened on its release day in the U.S., that would be May 1, and it lasted a couple days. Agents of SHIELD season two episode 20 happened right after AoU's conclusion. Episodes 20 through 22 only transpired over a few days probably, so let's say Jemma got snatched by the obelisk on about May 5.
Now if 197 days refers to the time Jemma was on the other planet until Fitz rescued her, that means Fitz rescued her in season three episode two on about Nov. 18. Seems kinda far in the future.
If we go by AoU's European release date, April 22, that puts Jemma's rescue on Nov. 8. A little better, although I'd been under the impression that the season three episodes we've been watching took place in September or October.
Hopefully the next couple episodes will give us more explanations for this.
Yes. Whedon, Bell and Tancharoen are doing a disservice to their former Spartacus actors. Lucy Lawless also got killed way too quickly. Maybe they can find their way to The CW like quite a lot of their coworkers.
I hope the alien planet pays off. Marvel space universe is huge, even with Fox holding a large part of it. There's also a lot of freedom with going cosmic inside the MCU, where it's still in its infancy.
Holding out hope that this weapon was skrull in nature, and that she was transported to one of their worlds in the Tarnax system. I mean, we've already seen the kree and I think it's time for the skrulls to get some love. Fox be damned.
The visual gag of subtitling the "drunk" guys despite them being fully understandable was amusing enough for what it was, the thing that has been bothering me far more since the season started is some of the stuff they have had Hunter saying so far, its like the script writers have been watching an Austin Powers marathon to write his dialogue.
The alarm bells first rang for me in episode one with the sentence "shagging on the regular" and it has just seemed to get worse from there, to the point I am fully cringe watching all scenes with Hunter in them now as they dredge up the old favourite antiquated typical cockney words every american show writer seems to think English people use, but that no actual English person ever uses unless in jest.
Just disappoints me that an English actor can actually do scenes like that with a straight face and not point out to someone that no-one over here actually speaks like that.
The visual gag of subtitling the "drunk" guys despite them being fully understandable was amusing enough for what it was, the thing that has been bothering me far more since the season started is some of the stuff they have had Hunter saying so far, its like the script writers have been watching an Austin Powers marathon to write his dialogue.
The alarm bells first rang for me in episode one with the sentence "shagging on the regular" and it has just seemed to get worse from there, to the point I am fully cringe watching all scenes with Hunter in them now as they dredge up the old favourite antiquated typical cockney words every american show writer seems to think English people use, but that any actual English person never uses unless in jest.
Just disappoints me that an English actor can actually do scenes like that with a straight face and not point out to someone that no-one over here actually speaks like that.
If you shut down your Blu-Ray player while playing the Blu-Ray, does it restart from where you left off? Just got just about all Marvel movie Blu-Rays and I'm annoyed that they don't have it. DVDs remain superior on that angle.
If you shut down your Blu-Ray player while playing the Blu-Ray, does it restart from where you left off? Just got just about all Marvel movie Blu-Rays and I'm annoyed that they don't have it. DVDs remain superior on that angle.
If you shut down your Blu-Ray player while playing the Blu-Ray, does it restart from where you left off? Just got just about all Marvel movie Blu-Rays and I'm annoyed that they don't have it. DVDs remain superior on that angle.
Think it is patent stuff, apparantly Iron Man 3 does have it. Hopefully the next ones have too. I'm going through them chronologically; well skipping Avengers.
Having reluctantly agreed to share information with Rosalind and the ATCU, Coulson and the team go in search for the Inhuman who is killing off other Inhumans, and May feels that Hunters mission to take down Ward is getting too personal.
Billing since season one has always been Clark Gregg first, Ming-Na Wen second, Brett Dalton third, Chloe Bennett fourth, Iain De Caestecker 5th, Elizabeth Henstridge 6th.
Season 2 added Nick Blood in 7th and Adrianne Paklicki in 8th, then as of season 3 Henry Simmons in 9th and Luke Mitchel in 10th.