Any reason it took this long
"We will make our society great again"
They're not even trying to be subtle about it.
The framework stuff is not interesting at all. After the first 2/3rds of the season, this "what if" scenario is really disappointing.
It's pretty reductive to describe it solely as being "what if" imo. They could die in here, they'll likely be traumatized by the experience once the arc ends, people like Fitz are wayyyyy too comfortable being evil, etc.
It's pretty reductive to describe it solely as being "what if" imo. They could die in here, they'll likely be traumatized by the experience once the arc ends, people like Fitz are wayyyyy too comfortable being evil, etc.
The deaths in the framework being permanent just seems like it was thrown in there to make it feel like they're in danger while they run through their hypothetical situations with established characters. And I'm sure they'll figure out some way to have everyone stupidly feel guilt over stuff they won't fully remember and had no control over but it still doesn't make any of this more entertaining or less disappointing following the other arcs of the season. For the first time since season 1, I don't care if I have to miss an episode.Agreed, if anything it's a what if that will actually have outside implications
Agreed, if anything it's a what if that will actually have outside implications
This is my favorite hot take on this episode
They're in a Grant Ward Sim. (This is also a hint that Framework Ward will either sacrifice himself for them to escape, or leave with them and become a true Agent of SHIELD.. LMD or something.)
Monsters can be made but so can heroes.
AOS has always been mum on Ward actually being irredeemably psychopathic since birth or whatever. He had formative experiences to encourage an internal and external narrative, as 'bad people' much more likely have happen in reality. Season 1 reveals his evil, Season 2 shows the consequence of his evil, Season 3 adds tragedy to what evil he has wrought, and Season 4 shows a sliver of redemption, if we're to believe in Ward in some cosmic sense than practical. That redemption comes partially as the other characters realize just how blurred good and bad can be when experimented with.
Thankfully, AOS didn't do a real cop out with directly redeeming S1 Ward. That's not how it went, and not how it ever should have went, if the goal was good (instead of just cheaply effective) storytelling. This is more about how the other characters can view the character of Ward, not how he as a person can be quickly forgiven and his offenses forgotten and everything is better now lalala.
If any of the crew dies in the Framework, it's Mac with his daughter. The death of Alphanso Mackenzie will be a sad one
I don't think Mack dies. But I do think that he might be the one they have a hard time pulling back into the real world. I can see them forcing him back and taking him away from Hope even though he wants to stay.
If any of the crew dies in the Framework, it's Mac with his daughter. The death of Alphanso Mackenzie will be a sad one
Mac, Jemma, or Mace are dead
Why do you want people to be killed?
- Promo for this week's episode.Season 4: episode 18 "No Regrets"
The truth behind Fitzs turn could bring down all of S.H.I.E.L.D.
"All The Madame's Men" -TUESDAY, APRIL 25 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network.Daisy finds herself teamed up with an unlikely partner. Meanwhile, Aida prepares to put her ultimate end game into effect, on "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,"
"Farewell, Cruel World!" -TUESDAY, MAY 2 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network.The clock is ticking for Daisy and Simmons to get the team out of the Framework, but not everyone is ready and willing to leave, on "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,"
If they do like previous seasons and Agent Carter, we will get a 2 hours season finale with 2 episodes the same night.Still two episodes left after those.
If they do like previous seasons and Agent Carter, we will get a 2 hours season finale with 2 episodes the same night.
40 minutes
BJ Britt was in the opening credits.
BJ Britt was in the opening credits.
ANTOINE MOTHERFUCKIN TRIPPLETT THAT'S WHO
BJ Britt was in the opening credits.
ANTOINE MOTHERFUCKIN TRIPPLETT THAT'S WHO