Agents of Shield – The moment when everyone gasped …
Last weeks episode of Shield didn’t really give us any great shocks or surprises did it? I mean we all knew that Skye was Daisy Johnson (Quake) … we all…
Last weeks episode of Shield didn’t really give us any great shocks or surprises did it? I mean we all knew that Skye was Daisy Johnson (Quake) … we all…
Opening: Agents of Shield finally came together by the end of Season 1 and we were treated to a rousing conclusion that served to bring us into the Coulson era. …
Did this episode have it all? Well lets see – we had Ward (yay he’s back!), we had HYDRA (and we even got a glimpse of the Baron himself), we…
Filler Hmmm – I have to be honest I was really looking forward to this episode as unlike some other reviewers I really enjoyed last weeks one and Lady Sif…
One good thing about Agents of SHIELD is that it isn’t afraid to change. In the next to last episode before the winter break (and start of Marvel’s Agent Carter), Ye…
Opening: Last episode was one of revelations. We found out what the map is to (sort of) and we get a hint of fugitive Ward’s next move (with his brother). …
Opening: Spy vs. spy escapades between HYDRA and Shield appears to be what will be driving this season. The question I have is – are we going to be delivered…
The first two episodes of Season 2 have shown how far Agents of Shield had come over since the start of Season 1. They offered up a well told complete…
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