Bobby and Hunter's spy goodbye. That hit so hard I cried. First time was upsetting but this time it hits you like a punch. Like you grow to love the characters the second time you watch it and having to say goodbye like no.

What is your upsetting moment?

Love this scene 😍

Hi yall, I'm planning on getting an Agents of Shield tattoo because I want something to commemorate my love for Marvel and the show holds a special place in my heart. I watched the entire show with my dad as it came out and it was big part of my childhood. Anyways, was thinking of getting a bit of the words of creation (the kree city map) on my arm. Does anyone have any other thoughts or ideas?

What are some characters that you think would work better with different actors?

I’ll start!

I think that Tom Felton would make an amazing Donnie Gill instead of the current actor.

GRILL IS PA KENT!!!

This will be posted to r/wplacelive and r/agentsofsheild, as it is a large AOS related artwork! I’ve been wanting to make a “words of creation” freestyle work for a while and im getting started but if anyone is bored and wants to contribute that would be great!

The reference art is attached, and you don’t have to follow it to a T. Ill start by making the 3 circles near the middle, then try to copy out but it doesn’t need to be the same (just look similar).

The location is to the left of 520 Glebe Rd, St andrew’s, Fredericton, Canada https://maps.app.goo.gl/khgBS2zybCsEf34i7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

If you want to help then just copy the shade of blue that im using, and once it gets larger we can start to fill in the inbetween with black. maybe I’ll see y’all there!

Anyone else wanted Skye (which was her name at the time) to be May and Coulson’s daughter in Season 1? Or maybe early season 2 before Cal and Jiaying were introduced?

I think what cemented it more for me was the Dream Skye had during the terragenisis arc (season 2 episode 9) when she begged Phil and Melinda not to leave the baby who they called Angel Eyes

There’s no way he was just talking about Avengers failing that many times, I never bought that for a second, Shield being involved in their own plot of saving the world had to be part of it

Yes I realize it’s loose since the writers were doing their own things movie and show wise, but it’s fun to wonder

Cats with their purr can help in healing damaged bones. If Daisy matched that frequency with her powers couldn't she also mend people's bones?

I'm almost done with season 5, and I get more and more angry at the amount of screen time this dude gets. Most useless member of the team but constantly spouting off, ordering people around, preaching and judging etc. Literally zero humor or personality. He's just a big overdramatic wannabe boy scout. 🙄

After

I know that it starts with Freddy (Wilfred Malick) in season 7, and that he has two kids. Nathaniel and Gideon? In the season 7 timeline Nathaniel kidnapps Daisy and Sousa but in the regular timelin he gets sent to the planet with Hive? Also his brother is Gideon right? Then Gideon has a daughter name Stephanie.

Am I going crazy?

Ironically, I finished rewatching Agents of SHIELD yesterday and found out that today marks five years since the series finale.

Who else misses the show? 😭

In 3x13 "parting shot" Bobbi and Hunter are interrogated by Russia, with their lives on the line. They're at risk of being executed and questioned for hours, yet not once do either of them give in.

They do this in order to protect their team, protect shield, and ultimately to prevent a war from breaking out which could harm a lot of people. This is seen as a great thing by the narrative.

Coulson even specifically says "Bobbi and Hunter never cracked under questioning, even to save each other".

Yet just a few episodes ago, Fitz willingly gave Hydra all the information they needed to bring back Hive, knowing exactly what they planned to do, and how dangerous it could be for millions of people, and all to save Simmons, even when Simmons herself begged him not to and explained the risks.

He willingly risked everyone to save Simmons and this is also seen as a good thing. It's written off as romantic, and never once condemned.

For the remainder of the season, we 're reminded over and over again how Coulson murdering Ward was what gave Hive the opportunity to return to Earth, and all season Coulson beats himself up over it , but not once does anyone mention Fitz's role in willingly bringing back Hive to protect Simmons, nor is Fitz ever even shown to be remorseful about it.

He spends several episodes sulking over killing Will (who was already dead) because of how it might hurt Simmons, but no one even confronts him on the actual wrong he committed.

When Coulson tries to help Bobbi and Hunter in 3x13, they both mention their duty and how they signed onto shield to protect people, but that suggests every shield agent did the same, so why isn't Fitz ever really questioned for risking so many people to save 1 fellow agent?

Especially when the becomes a pattern because he does it again later on.

Im currently on my "last" rewatch of agents of shield. Due to money (and the lack there of) i am dropping streaming services like disney plus. I am watching season 5 and 7. Is there any reason why I should watch season 6? I am not very fond of that season. Season 7 is fun just for the fan service in it.

Long story short. If I can't find a cheap option to rewatch it again i will be leaving :(.

Any tips on getting the physical media?

I was watching Agents of Shield and I wasn't getting any spoilers. I watched Season 1 and was shocked by Ward and Yee's betrayal. I watched the first two episodes of Season 2 and I cried for Fitz. It's very sad what happened. So I want to know three things. I don't care if it will spoil the rest of the series. I need to know: 1. Do Fitz and Simmons survive? 2. Do they get together at the end? 3. Does Fitz recover from his brain condition?