The guy that says, "damn, that's a neat trick," in the promo from last week, his identity is revealed this week, reminded me of J.P. from the 2006 comedy movie Grandma's Boy. Coincidentally the actor that portrayed J.P. in that movie, Joel David Moore, also played the Chronicom Noah in Season 5. Anyway episode ten featured a lot of powers and a cliff hanger. Looks like the stakes get increased next week:Definitely a very good episode! Probably because Daisy was so prominently featured.
The power company guy asked if I had an extension cord....Dick.That's cruel seeing your neighbors with electricity while sitting in the dark in your home. My house gets electricity from a different company than a couple of my neighbors, so about once a year after a thunderstorm I may have power while they're without or vice versa, but the power outage usually lasts only a few of hours. I guess you could go to your neighbors and ask to borrow a cup of electricity.
Wow, I'm so happy about the finale! Twists and turns I never expected throughout the whole 2 hours.The series final for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was entertaining. The complicated final climax was fun to watch and I enjoyed the detailed epilogue ending. Click the spoiler button for more details:
I got a thoroughly good laugh from Mack and Sousa "MacGyver-ing" a solution to make the Zepher One's missiles more powerful to escape the Chronicom ship. I appreciated that Victoria Hand got poetic justice against John Garrett. And watching Coulson fly away Lola one last time was just a cherry on top. Additionally I wonder if the ending just revealed that Daisy, Sousa, and Kora maybe apart of a rumored new show titled: Marvel's Agents of S.W.O.R.D. Furthermore I'm interested in the scenarios of other Marvel Cinematic Universe characters using the Quantum Realm to travel between timelines in the future movies.
Regarding your spoiler, I was wondering how they accomplished the quantum realm travel without Pym particles...but it's not gonna tarnish my opinion of the finale.The series final for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was entertaining. The complicated final climax was fun to watch and I enjoyed the detailed epilogue ending. Click the spoiler button for more details:
I got a thoroughly good laugh from Mack and Sousa "MacGyver-ing" a solution to make the Zepher One's missiles more powerful to escape the Chronicom ship. I appreciated that Victoria Hand got poetic justice against John Garrett. And watching Coulson fly away Lola one last time was just a cherry on top. Additionally I wonder if the ending just revealed that Daisy, Sousa, and Kora maybe apart of a rumored new show titled: Marvel's Agents of S.W.O.R.D. Furthermore I'm interested in the scenarios of other Marvel Cinematic Universe characters using the Quantum Realm to travel between timelines in the future movies.
I assume since they're agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. they have access to Pym Particles from a storage room in some forgotten S.H.I.E.L.D. base because Hank Pym was previously a part of S.H.I.E.L.D. and it was a 1970's S.H.I.E.L.D base where Captain America resupplied on Pym Particles in Avengers: Endgame. Admittedly I wish they provided a quick explanation too, but I agree that it doesn't tarnish the finale.
