I noticed that too, but I'm conflicted as to whether the Puerto Rico shots were less about poor direction and more about giving the viewer some much needed 'breathing room' after SO many consecutive episodes being so insular and claustrophobic.

"You might be a big 'brother', but you're NOT my 'big brother'."

The 'May-mask' with a piece of coffee table attached, if I remember correctly…:)

RIP

"Agent EvilSmirk McLackbeard"

I agree with EVERYTHING except Sava's biggest gripe with the episode and that's with Ward's murder. The juxtaposition of the last scene of The Brothers Ward walking back through the forest seemingly content with their BIGGEST, lifelong issue resolved against the sudden reveal that Grant had proceeded from that scene…

lmao

I realized after watching this episode that it WASN'T Coulson's big reveal I'd been anticipating this whole season, but for someone to throw Skye in a cage and hit the mute button on her endless exposition for five minutes. Jesus.

Anyone else heartened by the fact that REAL VINYL got love and bookended this episode? I don't know if the Jazz 'platter' Coulson was spinning was legit, but I admired the fact that they used the original 'Sussex' label-pressing of Bill Wither's 'Still Bill' LP when playing 'Who Is He (And What Is HE TO YOU)?' Nice.

She IS….and as an added bonus, I'm actually digging the dynamic between her and Hunter a LOT more than I thought I would.

I saw that on an episode of 'Bizzare Foods'.

….and for you Easter egg hunters, Dr. Selvig writes about 'The Nexus of all Realities' on his chalkboard in Thor: The Dark World. Along with a Man-Thing mention and an appearance by Howard the Duck all within the span of a year, I'd say the Marvel Cinematic Universe's future looks interesting enough even WITHOUT…

lmao

In 'The Model', I think Louie CK just explained Edvard Munch's 'The Scream', something that cost me a lot more money when my Modern Art History professor tried to do so 25 years ago.

lol I think Adam IS being an asshole….but I think that it's truly because of the broadway show and that's….it, like Patti LuPone said. But through Hannah's increasingly narcissistic, hyper-sensitive (and paranoid I think) view of the world, Adam is her 'embellished, distorted, literary version of THE asshole he will…

I don't think Odin explicitly directed Sif/Volstagg to deliver 'The Aether' to the Collector at any point in the film…it just was safer for it not to be in Asgard once they retrieved it and contained it. Odin semi-collapsed when Thor defied his orders not to leave Asgard….Thor and Loki took off, leaving Sif and Co.…

If you're still saying that at this point, I seriously doubt you were ever looking to like this show in the first place.

Nah….word 'round the campfire is that she could be a potential 'Spider-Woman.'
"To KNOW her is to FEAR her…."

Maybe I'm thick, but can someone explain why Hannah relayed the MSgirl/prom story to Adam? Was she hoping HE would be as emotional as she now realizes SHE should have been and is using that to gain sympathy?

"…The Thor discussion was head-slappingly stupid since it just drew further attention to how lame this show is compared to the awesomely expensive Marvel movies."