Pokémon? Undertale? The Stick of Truth and hopefully The Fractured But Whole?

Millenials are raised on Harry Potter and Percy Jackson but have yet to find the games that truly reflect the pop culture they grew up with whereas Gen Xers have found many videogames like Halo, Mass Effect and The Elder Scrolls that reflected the Star Wars, Aliens and DnD stories they grew up with.

Because Oscar Isaac wanted the part.

Ward spent most of S2 expecting Skye, Coulson et al would forgive him and welcome him back into their "family" despite all the horrible things he's done. Like he was expecting the redemption arc another series (one more concerned with servicing shippers) would give him. It's not until after he realizes that will never…

The bartender's 70's stylings was amazing

Trip died because he touched the Diviner metal when he kicked a Terrigen crystal. The mist itself didn't effect him.

The mist is normally harmless. The only reason it killed agents Gonzales and Oliver is that Jiaying's synthesized Terrigen crystals were contaminated with the Diviner metal, which is lethal to anyone who did not carry an Inhuman gene.

"If you put it like that, 'the real world,' he'll never buy it. The Doctor, the creepy robots, the blue soap - none of it!"

What if that "Project Looking Glass" Fitz and Aida are working on is some sort of reverse-Framework that will bring this Hydra into the real world? Fitz' real personality gets replaced with that of "The Doctor" and the rest are plugged into LMD bodies.

I think that's just Iain De Caestecker's hairstyle right now. Nick Blood (who he's close with off-screen) has it, too, and he's not even on this show anymore.

I don't seem to find his performance as hydra Fitz very convincing

After last week's episode, I saw someone (not on this site) complaining about how the show was trying to "inject politics" by commenting on Trump. But all I could think was this is how Hydra's always been. This is exactly what their world would look like, with or without the orange buffoon in the White House (or at…

That's the thing. Hydra's been a crypto-fascist organization aimed at world domination since its inception in the 60s. Nothing here is specific to the Trump administration. Even that history book this review calls an obvious political critique - of course Hydra distorts history and science to serve its own political…

Aida killed Nathanson. Burrows died when the Watchdogs shot down the quinjet.

Does The Fractured But Whole have a new release date yet?

Yeah, but Aida doesn't know that.

Aida told Radcliffe she replaced four high-ranking Agents of SHIELD with LMDs after the rescue attempt, and that each of them was programmed to know they were LMDs so they could more quickly catch Simmons and Daisy. Radcliffe did not build the Fitz LMD.

Two things, etc.

I'm giving 40% odds this arc ends with Aida being trapped in her artificial world with her artificial subjects.

No, but Oblivion has a great soundtrack anyway.