This will make Orphan Black the oldest show and Z Nation the 2nd oldest, and its only on Season 2!

Space's sexy werewolves won't be howling much longer: http://www.tv-eh.com/2015/1…

With Ward's help mind you. The show's kept the killers (May, Hunter, Bobbi) mostly separate from the rest. Daisy's only killed once when Donnie Gil was a threat and it's been implied Coulson was never a physical agent to start with. I'm not saying the logic is great but it's how the show has framed the characters.

Bring ABC too. Code Blacklist-ish

Really good. Check the grades.

I agree. Though how he did it and the vengeance that drove him there are a problem. It has similar aspects to how Ward killed his parents.

Coulson's always tried to stay on the good side of the line though, trying not to be like they guys he had to stop. With Ward clearly down he could have arrested him again or even left him to die on the planet, but he went for the cold-blooded murder option like Ward himself would have done.

Contracts and filming schedules could prevent even this. SHIELD has had Sif and Maria Hill twice from the movies.

Syfy is doing an adaption of The Expanse next week, but that's a different space book series.

My favorite Muppets joke: "A single Dad Elf who'll cry about missing his kids and then use it to try and kiss you."

True but that would require some awkward catch-up dialogue in a movie. I can see at least some writers wanting to avoid that.

Isn't SHIELD still outed/partially to blame for the events of TWS with the general public?

I highly doubt time would freeze for any ABC show (there is also a john Ridley show in the works and maybe that Mockingbird spin-off). They could maybe pull a Lost a do a flashforward around this. Or Infinity War is minimal impact on SHIELD like Ultron was so the show keeps doing its own thing. It's doing an Inhuman…

Filming schedules for ABC and Netflix are very different and given SHIELD is restricted to weekly with a couple long breaks in the middle but Netflix gets released all at once and then stops until next year make timing references a mess, let alone the actor contracts that probably don't easily allow for it.

The filming schedules for the movies and shows are often totally different so it's hard to line up scripted references and actually getting an actor from TV to a film or vice-versa depends on what exactly is in the contract. Add to this the Films recently became its own branch of Marvel.

Espenson as well. Some of her wit is still in the dialogue but she also helped on Jessica Jones which vis much better so I think it's more the material.

Won't be Sheriff Graham. Actor is too busy with 50 Shades. They wanted him to guest before but couldn't do it.

There is pictures of Merida and the Camelot crew going through a portal with Arthur in handcuffs while Regina watches. Guess they cut it for time.

It got constantly rescheduled and put on breaks until finally it was canceled on Fox but moved to TBS. Cleavland show was outright axed a few years ago.

Given how bad Bordertown looks and what happened with American Dad I think it's a calculated risk.