that guy's cgi looks cheap. it has always bothered me when I watch the show

Ive never seen this show, I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY WOULD MAKE A SHOW ABOUT PEGGY CARTER.

Are those Mister Hyde's vials in Coulson's hand?

That new girl I LOVE YOU ALREADY

That red-headed girl looks more like Jessica Jones than Kristen Ritter does.

@Bekss yeah his powers are cool.

@Bekss this is basically what they did.

Just realised that the Hydra doctor is the same as the one in Avengers:AoU

This weeks episode was fantastic. The team being back together was awesome, and Skye's fight scene was amazing. Good stuff going on right now. :)

I doubt Medusa would be brought in for AOS. She has cinematic value.

People hating on this show are just "trolls". This show may not be "epic"(few things are), but it is very, very good. Skye's "John Wick" scene was so badass. It was very "Daredevil" (Netflix) like. Very cool for network tv, no matter what the show.

The thought just crossed my mind, could Hunter and the being the Paladin?

Look, lads, and lasses. Gather up. Listen well.

I have been on the Agents of SHIELD train since DAY ONE.

I KNEW this show was gonna pay off HUGE. Sure, there were some off moments in Season One, but I had my faith in the show, and my faith paid off in SPADES.

Most shows take a season or two to find its "sea legs". It takes time for a cast, and a crew, to find its natural rhythm. But I could see from the very beginning that this was gonna be one VERY special ride. And I was right.

SO many things right with this show, especially as one of the threads winding through the Marvel Cinematic Universe, unifying bits and pieces here and there into one beautiful tapestry. Just a fanboy's dream, if he had the will and the ability to stay true and wait intil The Big Picture was revealed.

So, now, on the threshold of Age of Ultron and after the penultimate episode of Season Two, look back. See where we all have gone, those who have trekked through all the episodes, looking back through all we have seen.

Can we now, we who love this show, seriously say that a single moment was truly wasted?

Every Easter Egg, every dropped Avengers reference, every single character-building moment, added up to something else.

Agents of SHIELD is a crossover comic.

This show, simply stated, IS the evolution of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

@dethpillow: Here's one crazy-assed thought:

What if Coulson was setting up a refugee camp for Inhumans if that exposed city came under attack, setting them up as allies?

Like if references to them had been revealed through Fury's Toolbox?

Man, this show exposes SO many possibilities.

And, yeah.

We're gonna get this show renewed all the way through The Inhumans movie.

Disney owns ABC, and the entire Avengers Film Initiative has made SO many BILLIONS of dollars so far.

AoS is a way of keeping the bonfire of the vanities stoked up quickly by keeping the embers in the forge hot between production runs.

This was all planned.

And ratings? Pffft. They could keep this show going on fourteen people huddled in a Cleveland basement each Tuesday and not worry one rat fart in a whirlwind and not ruffle one single jimmy, because they OWN the freaking network.

Oh, Holy Shit.

And, if Coulson and SHIELD turn into a refuge for a small group of Inhumans who would otherwise be shunned and distrusted by "The Humans", could THIS be the first crack in the barrier that The Inhumans have erected to insulate themselves from humanity?

And could this be the first thought in Black Bolt's mind to start opening a possibility of opening the door of secrecy from The Inhumans to Mankind?

Oh, gods below, SO many doors could be opened in this very season alone.

This second season of Agents of SHIELD could very well turn out to be the opening door to Phase Four of the MCU.